The UK Number Ones : Artist List

TAKE THAT (11 No 1s)
Week Ending	ACT	TITLE	Weeks	TALLY	COMMENT
17 Jul 1993	Take That	Pray	4	1st No 1	Most successful British boy band of the 1990s, which included Gary Barlow and Robbie Williams.
9 Oct 1993	Take That featuring Lulu	Relight My Fire	2	2nd No 1	They revived this old 70s disco hit, and provided the veteran performer, Lulu, with her only No 1, nearly 30 years after her first hit (1964).
18 Dec 1993	Take That	Babe	1	3rd No 1	Now firmly establish as a major act, each of their eight chart toppers (in the 90s) entered at No 1.
9 Apr 1994	Take That	Everything Changes	2	4th No 1	Gary Barlow was now becoming a song writer of note, composing most of their major hits.
15 Oct 1994	Take That	Sure	2	5th No 1	The start of a second run of 4 No 1s, after the relative failure of "Love Ain't Here Anymore" which peaked at No 3.
8 Apr 1995	Take That	Back For Good	4	6th No 1	Perhaps Gary Barlow's greatest song-writing achievement. Sold 300,000 copies in its first week and made US Top 10.
5 Aug 1995	Take That	Never Forget	3	7th No 1	Anthemic track that coincided with the departure of Robbie Williams.
9 Mar 1996	Take That	How Deep Is Your Love	3	8th No 1	This Bee Gees song was to be their final single, having decided to split. Gary Barlow had two solo No 1s, and Robbie Williams went on have a major international career.
2 Dec 2006	Take That	Patience	1	9th No 1	The 1990s boy-band sensations reformed ten years later (minus Robbie Williams) for a new album, tour and their first No 1 for a decade.
10 Mar 2007	Take That	Shine	2	10th No 1	The re-formed boy (now man) band hit the top once again with their follow-up single. Lead vocals are by Mark Owen.
6 Dec 2008	Take That	Greatest Day	1	11th No 1	Now well into double figures with chart toppers, their revival continued. Taken from their 2008 album "The Circus".