Céline Dion remains at Number 1 for a second week

Céline Dion celebrates a second week at Number 1 with Think Twice. The single is currently one of the best-scoring singles of 1995. She keeps Flying High by the Captain Hollywood Project off the top.

Three singles enter the Top 10; You Gotta Be by Des’ree reaches Number 7, This Is How We Do It by Montell Jordan continuous to climb to Number 9 and No More “I Love You”s by Annie Lennox peaks at Number 10.

The biggest climber of the week is The First the Last Eternity (Till the End) by SNAP! It only debuted two weeks ago, but it has proven to be a success. The single climbs to a new peak of Number 20, gaining nine places.

The highest debut of the week is scored by the Outhere Brothers by Don't Stop (Wiggle Wiggle). The American hip hop and Eurodance-duo has not entered the list before, making this their debut. Their newest hit debuts at Number 27.

Three singles are certified this week. The Number 1-hit I’ll Stand By You by The Pretenders earns a Gold Certification. Dutch singer Marco Borsato also earns a Gold Certification for his hit Waarom Nou Jij, which peaked at Number 2. Whigfield earns a Platinum Certification for her chart-topper Saturday Night. This is the first single ever to be certified Platinum.

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Number
1

Think Twice
Céline Dion
From the album: The Colour of My Love
Peak
1 (for 2 weeks)
Weeks
10
Number
2 Up by 2

Flying High
Captain Hollywood Project
From the album: Animals or Human
Peak
2
Weeks
7
Number
3

I'll Stand by You
The Pretenders
From the album: Last of the Independents
Peak
1 (for 2 weeks)
Weeks
8
Number
4 Down by 2

Here Comes the Hotstepper
Ini Kamoze
From the album: Here Comes the Hotstepper
Peak
2
Weeks
9
Number
5 Up by 2

I've Got a Little Something for You
MN8
From the album: To The Next Level
Peak
5
Weeks
6
Number
6 Down by 1

Love Me for a Reason
Boyzone
From the album: Said and Done
Peak
5
Weeks
8
Number
7 Up by 4

You Gotta Be
Des'ree
From the album: I Ain't Movin'
Peak
7
Weeks
10
Number
8 Down by 2

Creep
TLC
From the album: CrazySexyCool
Peak
1 (for 2 weeks)
Weeks
10
Number
9 Up by 3

This Is How We Do It
Montell Jordan
From the album: This Is How We Do It
Peak
9
Weeks
4
Number
10 Up by 4

No More "I Love You's"
Annie Lennox
From the album: Medusa
Peak
10
Weeks
4
Number
11 Down by 3

Stay Another Day
East 17
From the album: Steam
Peak
6
Weeks
10
Number
12 Up by 5

Mr. Vain
Culture Beat
From the album: Serenity
Peak
12
Weeks
3
Number
13 Down by 4

Saturday Night
Whigfield
From the album: Whigfield
Peak
1 (for 4 weeks)
Weeks
10
Number
14 Down by 4

Oh Baby I...
Eternal
From the album: Always & Forever
Peak
10
Weeks
5
Number
15 Down by 2

Basket Case
Green Day
From the album: Dookie
Peak
3
Weeks
10
Number
16 Up by 3

Alice, Who the X Is Alice?
Gompie
From the album: Alice, Who the X Is Alice?
Peak
16
Weeks
2
Number
17 Down by 2

Waarom Nou Jij
Marco Borsato
From the album: Marco
Peak
2
Weeks
10
Number
18 Up by 7

The Rhythm Of The Night
Corona
From the album: The Rhythm of the Night
Peak
18
Weeks
10
Number
19 Up by 5

Funk It Up
T.O.F.
Peak
19
Weeks
4
Number
20 Up by 9

The First the Last Eternity (Till the End)
Snap! featuring Summer
From the album: Welcome to Tomorrow
Peak
20
Weeks
3
Number
21 Down by 5

Sweet Dreams (Ola Ola E)
La Bouche
From the album: Sweet Dreams
Peak
2
Weeks
10
Number
22 Up by 5

Set You Free
N-Trance
From the album: Electronic Pleasure
Peak
22
Weeks
2
Number
23 Down by 5

Circle of Life
Elton John
From the album: The Lion King: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
Peak
9
Weeks
10
Number
24 Down by 4

Zombie
The Cranberries
From the album: No Need To Argue
Peak
2
Weeks
10
Number
25 Down by 4

Always
Bon Jovi
From the album: Cross Road
Peak
3
Weeks
10
Number
26 Down by 4

Love Is All Around
Wet Wet Wet
From the album: Picture This, Four Weddings and a Funeral (Songs From & Inspired By The Film)
Peak
3
Weeks
10
Number
27 Debut

Don't Stop (Wiggle Wiggle)
The Outhere Brothers
From the album: 1 Polish, 2 Biscuits & a Fish Sandwich
Peak
27
Weeks
1
Number
28 Down by 5

Short Dick Man
20 Fingers featuring Gillette
Peak
9
Weeks
10
Number
29 Down by 3

Dromen Zijn Bedrog
Marco Borsato
From the album: Marco
Peak
9
Weeks
10
Number
30 Down by 2

Sure
Take That
From the album: Nobody Else
Peak
8
Weeks
10
Number
31 Up by 5

So In Love With You
Duke
Peak
31
Weeks
2
Number
32 Up by 2

Scatman (Ski-Ba-Bop-Ba-Dop-Bop)
Scatman John
From the album: Scatman's World
Peak
5
Weeks
10
Number
33 Down by 3

Baby, I Love Your Way
Big Mountain
From the album: Unity
Peak
5
Weeks
10
Number
34 Debut

Love Can Build a Bridge
Cher, Chrissie Hynde, & Neneh Cherry featuring Eric Clapton
Peak
34
Weeks
1
Number
35 Down by 3

Whatever
Oasis
From the album: Definitely Maybe
Peak
16
Weeks
8
Number
36 Down by 5

Ode to My Family
The Cranberries
From the album: No Need To Argue
Peak
27
Weeks
5
Number
37 Down by 4

Laat Me Nu Toch Niet Alleen
Clouseau
From the album: Oker
Peak
33
Weeks
3
Number
38 Down by 3

Another Day
Whigfield
From the album: Whigfield
Peak
22
Weeks
7
Number
39 Down by 2

Them Girls, Them Girls
Zig and Zag
Peak
27
Weeks
6
Number
40 Down by 2

I'll Make Love to You
Boyz II Men
From the album: II
Peak
8
Weeks
10

Dropouts

Number
39 Dropout

Max Don't Have Sex With Your Ex
E-Rotic
From the album: Sex Affairs
Peak
23
Weeks
8
Number
40 Dropout

Dreams
Gabrielle
From the album: Find Your Way
Peak
17
Weeks
9

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Date

March 10, 1995

Songs

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1 1 Céline Dion – “Think Twice” 1(×2) 10

4 2 Captain Hollywood Project – “Flying High” 2 7

3 3 The Pretenders – “I'll Stand by You” 1(×2) 8

2 4 Ini Kamoze – “Here Comes the Hotstepper” 2 9

7 5 MN8 – “I've Got a Little Something for You” 5 6

5 6 Boyzone – “Love Me for a Reason” 5 8

11 7 Des'ree – “You Gotta Be” 7 10

6 8 TLC – “Creep” 1(×2) 10

12 9 Montell Jordan – “This Is How We Do It” 9 4

14 10 Annie Lennox – “No More "I Love You's"” 10 4

8 11 East 17 – “Stay Another Day” 6 10

17 12 Culture Beat – “Mr. Vain” 12 3

9 13 Whigfield – “Saturday Night” 1(×4) 10

10 14 Eternal – “Oh Baby I...” 10 5

13 15 Green Day – “Basket Case” 3 10

19 16 Gompie – “Alice, Who the X Is Alice?” 16 2

15 17 Marco Borsato – “Waarom Nou Jij” 2 10

25 18 Corona – “The Rhythm Of The Night” 18 10

24 19 T.O.F. – “Funk It Up” 19 4

29 20 Snap! ft. Summer – “The First the Last Eternity (Till the End)” 20 3

16 21 La Bouche – “Sweet Dreams (Ola Ola E)” 2 10

27 22 N-Trance – “Set You Free” 22 2

18 23 Elton John – “Circle of Life” 9 10

20 24 The Cranberries – “Zombie” 2 10

21 25 Bon Jovi – “Always” 3 10

22 26 Wet Wet Wet – “Love Is All Around” 3 10

NE 27 The Outhere Brothers – “Don't Stop (Wiggle Wiggle)” 27 1

23 28 20 Fingers ft. Gillette – “Short Dick Man” 9 10

26 29 Marco Borsato – “Dromen Zijn Bedrog” 9 10

28 30 Take That – “Sure” 8 10

36 31 Duke – “So In Love With You” 31 2

34 32 Scatman John – “Scatman (Ski-Ba-Bop-Ba-Dop-Bop)” 5 10

30 33 Big Mountain – “Baby, I Love Your Way” 5 10

NE 34 Cher, Chrissie Hynde, & Neneh Cherry ft. Eric Clapton – “Love Can Build a Bridge” 34 1

32 35 Oasis – “Whatever” 16 8

31 36 The Cranberries – “Ode to My Family” 27 5

33 37 Clouseau – “Laat Me Nu Toch Niet Alleen” 33 3

35 38 Whigfield – “Another Day” 22 7

37 39 Zig and Zag – “Them Girls, Them Girls” 27 6

38 40 Boyz II Men – “I'll Make Love to You” 8 10

DROPOUTS:

39 -- E-Rotic – “Max Don't Have Sex With Your Ex” 23 8

40 -- Gabrielle – “Dreams” 17 9

Céline Dion remains at Number 1 for a second week

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