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Dutch Top 40

Tom Jones

  • 17 records
  • peak 1
  • 1 number 1 hit
  • 1965–2000

Tom Jones made the Dutch Top 40 with 17 records, between 1965 and 2000. One record reached number 1: Green Green Grass Of Home (1967). Each record shows its peak position, how long it stayed in the chart and the week of that peak; every record plays on Spotify.

All entries

  1. 1Green Green Grass Of Home
    Tom Jones
    196621 weeks
  2. 2Delilah
    Tom Jones
    196824 weeks
  3. 5Detroit City
    Tom Jones
    196712 weeks
  4. 5Kiss (feat. Tom Jones)
    The Art Of Noise, Tom Jones
    198810 weeks
  5. 7Dans met mij
    Ben Cramer
    196814 weeks
  6. 7(It Looks Like) I'll Never Fall In Love Again
    Tom Jones
    196713 weeks
  7. 9Funny Familiar Forgotten Feelings
    Tom Jones
    196710 weeks
  8. 10Sexbomb
    Tom Jones, Mousse T.
    200013 weeks
  9. 11I'm Coming Home
    Tom Jones, Steve Benham
    196711 weeks
  10. 12What's New Pussycat?
    Tom Jones
    196512 weeks
  11. 13She's A Lady
    Tom Jones
    19716 weeks
  12. 14If I Only Knew
    Tom Jones
    19946 weeks
  13. 18Daughter Of Darkness
    Tom Jones
    19708 weeks
  14. 20Love Me Tonight
    Tom Jones
    19695 weeks
  15. 22Without Love
    Tom Jones
    19695 weeks
  16. 32A Minute Of Your Time
    Tom Jones
    19693 weeks
  17. 33It's Not Unusual
    Tom Jones
    19653 weeks

Source: top40.nl

Frequently asked questions

A few things you may be wondering about this artist in the Dutch Top 40.

How many records did Tom Jones have in the Dutch Top 40?

17 records, one of them at number 1, between 1965 and 2000.

What was the biggest hit of Tom Jones?

Green Green Grass Of Home, peaking at number 1 in 1967, 21 weeks on the chart.

When was Tom Jones first and last in the chart?

The first entry was What's New Pussycat? in 1965; the last record to enter was Sexbomb in 2000.

What does the graph next to each record show?

The run in the Top 40 from week to week: 1 at the top, 40 at the bottom, with the dot on the peak. A break in the line means the record left the chart for a while and returned later. On the right are the year of entry and the number of weeks.

How do you sort the entries, and where are the weekly charts?

With the selector above the entries: by peak or by year. Every complete weekly chart is under Top 40, found by year and week or by date.

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