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Dutch Top 40

Brown Sugar

  • 1971
  • 3:49
  • peak 1
  • 11 weeks

Brown Sugar by The Rolling Stones spent eleven weeks in the Dutch Top 40, peaking at number one (week 22 of 1971). It entered in week 18 of 1971 and was last in the chart in week 28 of 1971. On points it is number 25 in the 1971 year chart. In the collection it is on the albums Hot Rocks 1964 - 1971 (1971) and Forty Licks (2002).

In the Dutch Top 40

1peak position
week 22, 1971
11weeks in the chart 15entered
week 18, 1971
2weeks at number 1 25year chart 1971
All weeks (11)
  1. week 18, 1971 15 new
  2. week 19, 1971 5 ▲ 10
  3. week 20, 1971 4 ▲ 1
  4. week 21, 1971 2 ▲ 2
  5. week 22, 1971 1 ▲ 1
  6. week 23, 1971 1 =
  7. week 24, 1971 2 ▼ 1
  8. week 25, 1971 6 ▼ 4
  9. week 26, 1971 13 ▼ 7
  10. week 27, 1971 23 ▼ 10
  11. week 28, 1971 39 ▼ 16

On albums

  • Brown Sugar3:49 · Hot Rocks 1964 - 1971
  • Brown Sugar3:50 · Forty Licks
All 49 records
  1. 1(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction196530 weeks
  2. 1Paint It, Black196625 weeks
  3. 1Angie197323 weeks
  4. 1Dandelion196712 weeks
  5. 2The Last Time196519 weeks
  6. 2Ruby Tuesday196716 weeks
  7. 2As Tears Go By196615 weeks
  8. 2Miss You197813 weeks

Source: top40.nl

Frequently asked questions

About Brown Sugar by The Rolling Stones, one sentence per question.

What was the peak position of Brown Sugar in the Dutch Top 40?

Number 1, in week 22 of 1971; it spent two weeks at number 1 in total.

How long was Brown Sugar in the Top 40?

Eleven weeks, from week 18 of 1971 to week 28 of 1971. That adds up to 340 points (41 minus the position per week).

When did Brown Sugar enter the Top 40?

In week 18 of 1971, at number 15.

How does Brown Sugar rank in the year charts?

On points across all weeks: number 25 in the 1971 year chart.

Which album is Brown Sugar on?

In the collection on Hot Rocks 1964 - 1971 by The Rolling Stones (1971) and Forty Licks by The Rolling Stones (2002).

Can I listen to Brown Sugar?

Yes, the play button on this page plays the record on Spotify (3:49); the recording was released on 23 April 1971.

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