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LP
Charts
Statistics and Trivia |
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Some
albums were issued in both stereo and mono. The chart rating treated both
as the same version although they had different catalogue numbers.
For statistical purposes, if no chart was issued for a particular week the previous week's positions have been used. Also, all statistics are calculated from the Saturday of the week in which a chart was published. Click on the icon next to your choice . |
Ask
almost anybody and they'll say that The Beatles dominated the charts in
the Sixties.
Although the Fab Four were phenomenally successful in terms of sales, they didn't have it all their own way in the charts. Check out these statistics - I'm sure you'll find a few surprises! For the 45 Singles and EP statistics, trivia and chart entries please click on the links above. If you want information on other aspects of the Sixties such as films, fashion, pirate radio and much more, then please visit my Sixties City index page. |
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Most weeks at No1 - by label / year | |
Most number one hits - by artist | ||
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Most weeks at No1 - total - by label |
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Most top ten hits - by artist | ||
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Most number ones - total - by label | |
Most weeks on chart - artist / year | ||
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Most consecutive weeks at No1 - by album |
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Most weeks at No1 - total - by artist | ||
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Most consecutive weeks on chart - by album | |
Most weeks at No1 - artist / year | ||
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Most chart hits - by artist |
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Most total weeks at No1 - by album | ||
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Most chart hits without a top ten hit | |
Most total weeks on chart - by artist | ||
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Most chart hits without a No1 hit |
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Most total weeks on chart - by album | ||
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Most top ten hits without a No1 hit | |
Discs that went straight to No1 |