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Dutch Top 40

Congratulations

  • 1989
  • 2:32
  • peak 1
  • 14 weeks

Congratulations by Cliff Richard spent 14 weeks in the Dutch Top 40, peaking at number one (week 17 of 1968). It entered in week 13 of 1968 and was last in the chart in week 26 of 1968. On points it is number 7 in the 1968 year chart and number 94 of the 1960s. In the collection it is on the album NOW That's What I Call Eurovision Song Contest (2023).

In the Dutch Top 40

All weeks (14)
  1. week 13, 1968 35 new
  2. week 14, 1968 13 ▲ 22
  3. week 15, 1968 6 ▲ 7
  4. week 16, 1968 3 ▲ 3
  5. week 17, 1968 1 ▲ 2
  6. week 18, 1968 1 =
  7. week 19, 1968 1 =
  8. week 20, 1968 1 =
  9. week 21, 1968 2 ▼ 1
  10. week 22, 1968 5 ▼ 3
  11. week 23, 1968 8 ▼ 3
  12. week 24, 1968 14 ▼ 6
  13. week 25, 1968 23 ▼ 9
  14. week 26, 1968 37 ▼ 14

On the album

All 30 records
  1. 1Power to All Our Friends197312 weeks
  2. 1Living Doll198610 weeks
  3. 3We Don't Talk Anymore197911 weeks
  4. 4I Could Easily Fall (In Love With You)196513 weeks
  5. 4Some People198710 weeks
  6. 8The Day I Met Marie196711 weeks
  7. 9Good Times (Better Times)19696 weeks
  8. 10Miss You Nights19768 weeks

Source: top40.nl

Frequently asked questions

About Congratulations by Cliff Richard, one sentence per question.

What was the peak position of Congratulations in the Dutch Top 40?

Number 1, in week 17 of 1968; it spent four weeks at number 1 in total.

How long was Congratulations in the Top 40?

In total 14 weeks, from week 13 of 1968 to week 26 of 1968. That adds up to 424 points (41 minus the position per week).

When did Congratulations enter the Top 40?

In week 13 of 1968, at number 35.

How does Congratulations rank in the year charts?

On points across all weeks: number 7 in the 1968 year chart and number 94 of the 1960s.

Which album is Congratulations on?

In the collection on NOW That's What I Call Eurovision Song Contest by Various (2023).

Can I listen to Congratulations?

Yes, the play button on this page plays the record on Spotify (2:32); the recording was released on 12 June 1989.

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