Date of entry Weeks Title Peak pos.
1. 12 Jan 85 12 Run to you #12
2. 16 Mar 85 7 Somebody #353. 25 May 85 5 Heaven #38
4. 10 Aug 85 7 Summer of '69 #42
5. 2 Nov 85 6 It's only love #29
6. 21 Dec 85 2 Christmas Time #55
7. 22 Feb 86 7 This time #41
8. 12 Jul 86 3 Straight from the heart #51
9. 28 Mar 87 2 Heat of the night #50
10. 20 Jun 87 3 Hearts on fire #57
11. 17 Oct 87 2 Victim of love #68
12. 29 Jun 91 25 (Everyting I do) I do it for you #1 (16 weeks)
13. 14 Sep 91 6 Can't stop this thing we started #12
14. 23 Nov 91 3 There will never be another tonight #32
15. 22 Feb 92 7 Thought I'd died and gone to heaven #8
16. 18 Jul 92 5 All I want is you #22
17. 26 Sep 92 3 Do I have to say the words #30
18. 30 Oct 93 16 Please forgive me #2
19. 15 Jan 94 13 All for love #2
20. 22 Apr 95 Have you ever really loved a woman #4
21. 96 The Only Thing That Looks Good On Me Is You #6
22. 24 Aug 96 +2 Lets Make A Night To Remember #6
23. 96 +2 Star #13
24. 8 Feb 97 +3 I Finally Found Someone #10
25. 13 Apr 97 +2 18 Til I Die #22 (peak position)
26. 14 Dec 97 +3 Back To You #18
27. 15 Mar 98 +2 I'm Ready #20
28. 4 Oct 98 +2 On A Day Like Today #13
29. 12 Dec 98 19 When You're Gone #3
30. 9 May 99 +7 Cloud #9 #6
31. 12 Dec 99 1 The Best Of Me #47
32. 12 Mar 00 3+ Don't Give Up #1 (1 week)
"18 Til I Die" debuted at #1 on the Album Chart becoming Bryan's third UK No. 1 album following "Waking Up The Neighbours" and "So Far So Good". "18" fell two notches to #3 on its second chart week.
"(Everything I do) I do it for you" holds the all time record for consecutive weeks at No. 1.
However the all time record for weeks at the top spot is held by Frankie Laine's "I believe", which had three runs at No. 1 in 1953 totally adding up to 18 weeks. That was in the first full year of the UK chart, and needless to say the competition was of course much harder in 1991.
(Last updated: March 29th 2000)