List of Top Pops number-one singles
Number-one singles

List of Top Pops number-one singles

Section Title: Number-one singles
Table Section Text: None

No.	Artist	Single	Reached number one	Weeks at number one

1968

1	Gary Puckett & The Union Gap	"Young Girl"	25 May 1968	4

2	The Rolling Stones	"Jumpin' Jack Flash"	22 June 1968	3

3	The Equals	"Baby Come Back"	13 July 1968	2

4	Tommy James and the Shondells	"Mony Mony"	27 July 1968	2

5	Crazy World of Arthur Brown	"Fire"	10 August 1968	1

re	Tommy James and the Shondells	"Mony Mony"	17 August 1968	2

6	Bee Gees	"I've Gotta Get a Message to You"	31 August 1968	1

7	The Beatles	"Hey Jude"	7 September 1968	4

8	Mary Hopkin	"Those Were the Days"	5 October 1968	5

9	Joe Cocker	"With a Little Help from My Friends"	9 November 1968	2

10	Hugo Montenegro	"The Good, the Bad and the Ugly"	23 November 1968	2

11	The Scaffold	"Lily the Pink"	7 December 1968	5

1969

12	Marmalade	"Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da"	11 January 1969	2

13	Fleetwood Mac	"Albatross"	25 January 1969	4

14	Amen Corner	"(If Paradise) Is Half as Nice"	22 February 1969	2

15	Peter Sarstedt	"Where Do You Go To (My Lovely)?"	8 March 1969	2

16	Marvin Gaye	"I Heard It Through the Grapevine"	22 March 1969	4

17	Desmond Dekker & The Aces	"Israelites"	19 April 1969	1

18	The Beatles with Billy Preston	"Get Back"	26 April 1969	3

19	Herman's Hermits	"My Sentimental Friend"	24 May 1969	2

20	Tommy Roe	"Dizzy"	7 June 1969	2

21	The Beatles	"The Ballad of John and Yoko"	21 June 1969	2

22	Edwin Hawkins Singers	"Oh Happy Day"	5 July 1969	1

23	Elvis Presley	"In the Ghetto"	12 July 1969	1

24	Thunderclap Newman	"Something in the Air"	19 July 1969	1

25	The Rolling Stones	"Honky Tonk Women"	26 July 1969	2

26	Robin Gibb	"Saved by the Bell"	9 August 1969	2

27	Stevie Wonder	"My Cherie Amour"	23 August 1969	1

28	Zager and Evans	"In The Year 2525 (Exordium and Terminus)"	30 August 1969	4

29	Bee Gees	"Don't Forget to Remember"	27 September 1969	1

30	Bobbie Gentry	"I'll Never Fall in Love Again"	4 October 1969	2

31	Jane Birkin and Serge Gainsbourg	"Je t'aime... moi non plus"	18 October 1969	2

32	The Archies	"Sugar, Sugar"	1 November 1969	2

33	Fleetwood Mac	"Oh Well"	15 November 1969	2

34	The Tremeloes	"(Call Me) Number One"	29 November 1969	2

35	Kenny Rogers and The First Edition	"Ruby, Don't Take Your Love to Town"	13 December 1969	1

36	Rolf Harris	"Two Little Boys"	20 December 1969	6

1970

37	Marmalade	"Reflections of My Life"	31 January 1970	1

38	Edison Lighthouse	"Love Grows (Where My Rosemary Goes)"	7 February 1970	3

39	The Jackson 5	"I Want You Back"	28 February 1970	3

40	Simon & Garfunkel	"Bridge over Troubled Water"	21 March 1970	5

41	Norman Greenbaum	"Spirit in the Sky"	25 April 1970	4

42	England World Cup Squad "70"	"Back Home"	23 May 1970	1

43	Christie	"Yellow River"	30 May 1970	1

44	Mungo Jerry	"In the Summertime"	13 June 1970	4

45	Free	"All Right Now"	11 July 1970	4

46	Elvis Presley	"The Wonder of You"	1 August 1970	3

47	Smokey Robinson and The Miracles	"The Tears of a Clown"	29 August 1970	4

48	Freda Payne	"Band of Gold"	26 September 1970	5

49	Deep Purple	"Black Night"	31 October 1970	1

50	Matthews' Southern Comfort	"Woodstock"	7 November 1970	3

51	Don Fardon	"Indian Reservation"	28 November 1970	1

52	Dave Edmunds's Rockpile	"I Hear You Knocking"	5 December 1970	2

53	McGuinness Flint	"When I'm Dead and Gone"	19 December 1970	3

1971

54	Clive Dunn	"Grandad"	9 January 1971	3

55	George Harrison	"My Sweet Lord"	30 January 1971	4

Sentence(s)

The first single that reached number one on the Top Pops singles chart was "Young Girl" by Gary Puckett & The Union Gap on 25 May 1968.

final_sentence: The first single that reached number one on the Top Pops singles chart was "Young Girl" by Gary Puckett & The Union Gap on 25 May 1968.