Looking For Clues by Robert Palmer spent six weeks in the Dutch Top 40, peaking at number 15 (week 4 of 1981). It entered in week 1 of 1981 and was last in the chart in week 6 of 1981.
In the Dutch Top 40
All weeks (6)
- week 1, 1981 30 new
- week 2, 1981 20 ▲ 10
- week 3, 1981 16 ▲ 4
- week 4, 1981 15 ▲ 1
- week 5, 1981 22 ▼ 7
- week 6, 1981 38 ▼ 16
Sound of Looking For Clues
Looking For Clues sounds more electric, more danceable and brighter than the shelves on average, at a tempo around 144 bpm, in A minor.
Live, a song often sounds different, and you can see which instrument plays what: live performances on YouTube.
Also by Robert Palmer in the Dutch Top 40
All 8 records- 5I'll Be Your Baby Tonight19909 weeks
- 17Best Of Both Worlds197810 weeks
- 21Johnny And Mary19806 weeks
- 25Mercy Mercy Me / I Want You (Medley)19914 weeks
- 26You Can Have It (Take My Heart)19834 weeks
- 27Bad Case Of Lovin' You (Doctor, Doctor)19794 weeks
- 32Can We Still Be Friends?19794 weeks
- 34Addicted To Love19863 weeks
Source: top40.nl
Frequently asked questions
About Looking For Clues by Robert Palmer, one sentence per question.
What was the peak position of Looking For Clues in the Dutch Top 40?
Number 15, in week 4 of 1981.
How many weeks was Looking For Clues in the Dutch Top 40?
Six weeks, from week 1 of 1981 to week 6 of 1981. That adds up to 105 points (41 minus the position per week).
When did Looking For Clues enter the Dutch Top 40?
In week 1 of 1981, at number 30.
Can I listen to Looking For Clues?
Yes, the play button on this page plays the record on Spotify (4:52); the recording was released on 3 January 1981.
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