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40 Number 1 Hits

40 Great Hits by the Original Artists

Label K-tel
Cat # NE 1008
Released December 1977

Charted January 21, 1978
Peak position #15
Weeks on chart 7
Certification N/A

Tracklisting

THREE DEGREES: 'When Will I See You Again'
DAVID ESSEX: 'Gonna Make You A Star'
JOHNNY NASH: 'Tears On My Pillow'
PAPER LACE: 'Billy Don't Be A Hero'
SUZI QUATRO: 'Devil Gate Drive'
ALVIN STARDUST: 'Jealous Mind'
SHOWADDYWADDY: 'Under The Moon Of Love'
GARY GLITTER: 'Leader Of The Gang'
EQUALS: 'Baby Come Back'
MUD: 'Tiger Feet'
REAL THING: 'You To Me Are Everything'
BARRY WHITE: 'You're The First, The Last, My Everything'
CARL DOUGLAS: 'Kung Fu Fighting'
SLIK: 'Forever And Ever'
SUZI QUATRO: 'Can The Can'
DAWN: 'Tie A Yellow Ribbon'
STEPHANIE DE SYKES: 'Born With A Smile On My Face'
SWEET SENSATION: 'Sad Sweet Dreamer'
PETER SARSTEDT: 'Where Do You Go To My Lovely'
DAVID SOUL: 'Don't Give Up On Us'
EDISON LIGHTHOUSE: 'Love Grows Where My Rosemary Goes'
MUNGO JERRY: 'Baby Jump'
CHRIS FARLOWE: 'Out Of Time'
HONEYCOMBS: 'Have I The Right'
LONG JOHN BALDRY: 'Let The Heartaches Begin'
TROGGS: 'With A Girl Like You'
MONKEES: 'I'm A Believer'
THE FOUNDATIONS: 'Baby Now That I've Found You'
TREMELOES: 'Silence Is Golden'
THE SEARCHERS: 'Needles And Pins'
BAY CITY ROLLERS: 'Bye Bye Baby'
TERRY JACKS: 'Seasons In The Sun'
DAWN: 'Knock Three Times'
MUD: 'Oh Boy'
DAVID CASSIDY: 'Daydreamer'
MARY HOPKIN: 'Those Were The Days'
BROTHERHOOD OF MAN: 'Save Your Kisses For Me'
KEN BOOTHE: 'Everything I Own'
J J BARRIE: 'No Charge'
MUNGO JERRY: 'In The Summertime'

Music Week review

"Not dissimilar in concept and content to the recent Radio 1 double-album, this 40-track package of UK chart-toppers from the past 13 years should perform well, with proper tv support over Christmas and the New Year. The emphasis is mainstream pop winners by the likes of David Essex, Mungo Jerry, the Bay City Rollers, Dawn, the Real Thing, Mud, Edison Lighthouse, Carl Douglas and Showaddywaddy. Most recent representative is David Soul's 'Don't Give Up On Us', most vintage is the Searchers' 'Needles And Pins'. Dealers: K-tel has proved that compilations can still sell, providing the promotion is there, so this seems a stock must."

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