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Red Red Wine by Tee-Set, Peter Tetteroo, Polle Eduard, Yvonne Keeley and Patricia Paay spent ten weeks in the Dutch Top 40, peaking at number 6 (week 49 of 1968). It entered in week 45 of 1968 and was last in the chart in week 2 of 1969. On points it is number 66 in the 1968 year chart.

In the Dutch Top 40

All weeks (10)
  1. week 45, 1968 25 new
  2. week 46, 1968 15 ▲ 10
  3. week 47, 1968 11 ▲ 4
  4. week 48, 1968 8 ▲ 3
  5. week 49, 1968 6 ▲ 2
  6. week 50, 1968 6 =
  7. week 51, 1968 7 ▼ 1
  8. week 52, 1968 14 ▼ 7
  9. week 1, 1969 19 ▼ 5
  10. week 2, 1969 25 ▼ 6

Sound of Red Red Wine

Red Red Wine sounds more electric and more energetic than the shelves on average, at a tempo around 91 bpm, in C♯ majeur.

  • Tempo91 bpm · 122 bpm
  • Energy53% · 38%
  • Mood68% · 63%
  • Acoustic16% · 85%
  • Danceable41% · 47%

The mark and the small number: the average of the whole collection.

All 21 records
  1. 1She Likes Weeds197017 weeks
  2. 1Hey Mal Yo
    Tee-Set and others
    197512 weeks
  3. 6Ma Belle Amie196912 weeks
  4. 9Don't You Leave196711 weeks
  5. 9In Your Eyes (i can see the lies)19716 weeks
  6. 12Tea Is Famous (in the whole wide world)19689 weeks
  7. 13Now's The Time19677 weeks
  8. 13Do It Baby
    Tee-Set and others
    19755 weeks

Source: top40.nl

Frequently asked questions

About Red Red Wine by Tee-Set, Peter Tetteroo, Polle Eduard, Yvonne Keeley and Patricia Paay, one sentence per question.

What was the peak position of Red Red Wine in the Dutch Top 40?

Number 6, in week 49 of 1968.

How long was Red Red Wine in the Dutch Top 40?

Ten weeks, from week 45 of 1968 to week 2 of 1969. That adds up to 274 points (41 minus the position per week).

When did Red Red Wine enter the Dutch Top 40?

In week 45 of 1968, at number 25.

How does Red Red Wine rank in the year charts?

On points across all weeks: number 66 in the 1968 year chart.

Can I listen to Red Red Wine?

Yes, the play button on this page plays the record on Spotify (2:43); the recording was released on 9 November 1968.

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