The UK Number Ones : Artist List

CLIFF RICHARD (14 No 1s)
Week Ending	ACT	TITLE	Weeks	TALLY	COMMENT
31 Jul 1959	Cliff Richard	Living Doll	6	1st No 1	Written by Lionel Bart ("Oliver!"), it was Cliff's first of 14 No 1s spanning a record 40 years.
30 Oct 1959	Cliff Richard	Travellin' Light	5	2nd No 1	Living Doll sound-alike repeated the trick.
28 Jul 1960	Cliff Richard	Please Don't Tease	4	3rd No 1	Co-written by Bruce Welch, it was chosen for release by a poll of Cliff's fans.
29 Dec 1960	Cliff Richard	I Love You	2	4th No 1	His first Xmas No 1 - something he would later become famed for.
11 Jan 1962	Cliff Richard	The Young Ones	6	5th No 1	Taken from his film of the same name. One of his most popular songs.
3 Jan 1963	Cliff Richard	The Next Time / Bachelor Boy	3	6th No 1	Both tracks from his film "Summer Holiday".
14 Mar 1963	Cliff Richard	Summer Holiday	3	7th No 1	From Cliff's film of the same name. Perhaps his best-loved song.
15 Apr 1965	Cliff Richard	The Minute You're Gone	1	8th No 1	Country music song recorded in Nashville. His first No 1 for two years.
10 Apr 1968	Cliff Richard	Congratulations	2	9th No 1	Losing Eurovision song which gave Cliff a new No 1. His next was 11 years away.
25 Aug 1979	Cliff Richard	We Don't Talk Anymore	4	10th No 1	After a lean time through most of the 70s, this first No 1 for 11 years started run of Top 10 hits throughout the 80s.
22 Mar 1986	Cliff Richard & The Young Ones	Living Doll (New recording for Comic Relief)	3	11th No 1	He was in the middle of an 80s revival, and made this charity hit with the anarchic team from the tv show "The Young Ones".
3 Dec 1988	Cliff Richard	Mistletoe And Wine	4	12th No 1	He was still riding high, and this Christmas hit swept him back to the top of the chart.
8 Dec 1990	Cliff Richard	Saviour's Day	1	13th No 1	He had been part of Band Aid II which made No 1 at Xmas 1989, so he could claim three Xmas chart toppers in a row.
28 Nov 1999	Cliff Richard	Millennium Prayer	3	14th No 1	40 years after his first ever No 1, he was back at the top again, despite resistance from radio stations. It failed to hang on for Christmas.