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Record Mirror Club Chart#1997

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The Record Mirror Club Chart (also known as RM Club Chart) was a weekly chart compiled by British trade paper Music Week. It was published in their RM Dance Update, a supplemental insert, and was compiled from a sample of over 500 DJ returns. The chart was also featured on the Mark Goodier show on Radio 1 FM every Mondays at 7.30pm.{{cite magazine|url=https://www.flickr.com/photos/57779449@N02/51223644537/in/album-72157719345890961/|title=The Record Mirror Club Chart|magazine=Record Mirror|volume=38|issue=6|date=9 February 1991|page=41|access-date=28 September 2024}}

Number one singles on the ''Record Mirror'' Club Chart

=1993=

class="wikitable sortable plainrowheaders"

!scope=col rowspan=2|Issue date

!scope=col colspan=2|Club Chart

!scope=col rowspan=2 class=unsortable|{{abbr|Ref.|References}}

scope=col|Title

!scope=col|Artist(s)

scope=row|{{dts|2 January}}

|rowspan="1"|"It's Gonna Be a Lovely Day"

|rowspan="1"|The S.O.U.L. S.Y.S.T.E.M.

|{{cite magazine|first= |last= |title=RM Club Chart Number Ones Of 93|work=Music Week, in Record Mirror (Dance Update Supplemental insert)|date=25 December 1993|page=3|accessdate=3 February 2023|url=https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/1993/Music-Week-1993-12-25.pdf}}

scope=row|{{dts|9 January}}

|rowspan="1"|"The Love I Lost"

|rowspan="1"|West End featuring Sybil

|

scope=row|{{dts|13 February}}

|rowspan="1"|"Feel Like Singin'"

|rowspan="1"|Sandy B

|

scope=row|{{dts|20 February}}

|rowspan="1"|"I'm Every Woman"

|rowspan="1"|Whitney Houston

|

scope=row|{{dts|6 March}}

|rowspan="1"|"Give It to You"

|rowspan="1"|Martha Wash

|

scope=row|{{dts|13 March}}

|rowspan="1"|"Pressure"

|rowspan="1"|Sunscreem

|

scope=row|{{dts|20 March}}

|rowspan="1"|"Looks Like I'm In Love Again"

|rowspan="1"|Keywest featuring Erik

|

scope=row|{{dts|3 April}}

|rowspan="1"|"Sweet Freedom"

|rowspan="1"|Positive Gang

|

scope=row|{{dts|10 April}}

|rowspan="1"|"Ain't No Love (Ain't No Use)"

|rowspan="1"|Sub Sub featuring Melanie Williams

|

scope=row|{{dts|17 April}}

|rowspan="1"|"Believe in Me"

|rowspan="1"|Utah Saints

|

scope=row|{{dts|24 April}}

|rowspan="1"|"U R the Best Thing"

|rowspan="1"|D:Ream

|

scope=row|{{dts|1 May}}

|rowspan="1"|"Happiness"

|rowspan="1"|Serious Rope featuring Sharon Dee Clarke

|

scope=row|{{dts|15 May}}

|rowspan="1"|"Good Life"

|rowspan="1"|Inner City

|

scope=row|{{dts|22 May}}

|rowspan="1"|"Rockin' to the Rhythm"

|rowspan="1"|Convert

|

scope=row|{{dts|29 May}}

|rowspan="1"|"The Power"

|rowspan="1"|Monie Love

|

scope=row|{{dts|5 June}}

|rowspan="1"|"Thinking of You"

|rowspan="1"|Sister Sledge

|

scope=row|{{dts|12 June}}

|rowspan="1"|"Dreams"

|rowspan="1"|Gabrielle

|

scope=row|{{dts|19 June}}

|rowspan="1"|"Gimme Luv"

|rowspan="1"|David Morales & The Bad Yard Club

|

scope=row|{{dts|3 July}}

|rowspan="1"|"Can't Get Enough of Your Love"

|rowspan="1"|Taylor Dayne

|

scope=row|{{dts|10 July}}

|rowspan="1"|"Caught in the Middle"

|rowspan="1"|Juliet Roberts

|

scope=row|{{dts|7 August}}

|rowspan="1"|"Slave to the Vibe"

|rowspan="1"|Aftershock

|

scope=row|{{dts|21 August}}

|rowspan="1"|"Trippin' on Your Love"

|rowspan="1"|Kenny Thomas

|

scope=row|{{dts|28 August}}

|rowspan="1"|"Fantasy"

|rowspan="1"|Ten City

|

scope=row|{{dts|4 September}}

|rowspan="1"|"What Happened to the Music"

|rowspan="1"|Joey Negro

|

scope=row|{{dts|18 September}}

|rowspan="1"|"Moving On Up"

|rowspan="1"|M People

|

scope=row|{{dts|25 September}}

|rowspan="1"|"Stay"

|rowspan="1"|Eternal

|

scope=row|{{dts|2 October}}

|rowspan="1"|"Gotta Get It Right"

|rowspan="1"|Lena Fiagbe

|

scope=row|{{dts|16 October}}

|rowspan="1"|"Free Love"

|rowspan="1"|Juliet Roberts

|

scope=row|{{dts|30 October}}

|rowspan="1"|"So in Love (The Real Deal)"

|rowspan="1"|Judy Cheeks

|

scope=row|{{dts|6 November}}

|rowspan="1"|"Power"

|rowspan="1"|Nu Colours

|

scope=row|{{dts|20 November}}

|rowspan="1"|"Let Me Show You"

|rowspan="1"|K-Klass

|

scope=row|{{dts|27 November}}

|rowspan="1"|"Lemon"

|rowspan="1"|U2

|

scope=row|{{dts|4 December}}

|rowspan="1"|"Here"

|rowspan="1"|Dina Carroll

|

scope=row|{{dts|18 December}}

|rowspan="1"|"Save Our Love"

|rowspan="1"|Eternal

|

=1994=

class="wikitable sortable plainrowheaders"

!scope=col rowspan=2|Issue date

!scope=col colspan=2|Club Chart

!scope=col rowspan=2 class=unsortable|{{abbr|Ref.|References}}

scope=col|Title

!scope=col|Artist(s)

scope=row|{{dts|15 January}}

|rowspan="1"|"The Music's Got Me!"

|rowspan="1"|Bass Bumpers

|{{cite magazine|first=|last=|url=https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/1994/Music-Week-1994-01-15.pdf|title=The RM Club Chart 17.1.94|magazine=Music Week, in RM (Dance Update Supplemental Insert)|date=17 January 1994|page=4|accessdate=14 May 2023}}

scope=row|{{dts|22 January}}

|rowspan="1"|"Why"

|rowspan="1"|D Mob featuring Cathy Dennis

|{{cite magazine|first=|last=|url=https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/1994/Music-Week-1994-01-22.pdf|title=The RM Club Chart 22.1.94|magazine=Music Week, in RM (Dance Update Supplemental Insert)|date=22 January 1994|page=4|access-date=14 May 2023}}

scope=row|{{dts|29 January}}

|rowspan="1"|"A Deeper Love"

|rowspan="1"|Aretha Franklin

|{{cite magazine|first=|last=|url=https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/1994/Music-Week-1994-01-29.pdf|title=The RM Club Chart 31.1.94|magazine=Music Week, in RM (Dance Update Supplemental Insert)|date=29 January 1994|page=8|accessdate=14 May 2023}}

scope=row|{{dts|12 February}}

|rowspan="1"|"Beautiful People"

|rowspan="1"|Barbara Tucker

|{{cite magazine|first=|last=|url=https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/1994/Music-Week-1994-02-12.pdf|title=The RM Club Chart 14.2.94|magazine=Music Week, in RM (Dance Update Supplemental Insert)|date=12 February 1994|page=4|accessdate=14 May 2023}}

scope=row|{{dts|19 February}}

|rowspan="1"|"I Want You"

|rowspan="1"|Juliet Roberts

|{{cite magazine|first=|last=|url=https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/1994/Music-Week-1994-02-19.pdf|title=The RM Club Chart 21.2.94|magazine=Music Week, in RM (Dance Update Supplemental Insert)|date=19 February 1994|page=4|accessdate=14 May 2023}}

scope=row|{{dts|26 February}}

|rowspan="1"|"Because of Love"

|rowspan="1"|Janet Jackson

|{{cite magazine|first=|last=|url=https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/1994/Music-Week-1994-02-26.pdf|title=The RM Club Chart 28.2.94|magazine=Music Week, in RM (Dance Update Supplemental Insert)|date=26 February 1994|page=10|accessdate=14 May 2023}}

scope=row|{{dts|12 March}}

|rowspan="1"|"Let the Music (Lift You Up)"

|rowspan="1"|Loveland

|{{cite magazine|first= |last= |title= The RM Club Chart |magazine= Music Week, in Record Mirror (Dance Update Supplemental insert) |date= 12 March 1994 |page= 4 |accessdate= 30 October 2021 |url= https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/1994/Music-Week-1994-03-12.pdf}}

scope=row|{{dts|9 April}}

|rowspan="1"|"Reach"

|rowspan="1"|Judy Cheeks

|{{cite magazine|url=https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/1994/Music-Week-1994-04-09.pdf|title=The RM Club Chart|magazine=Music Week, in Record Mirror (Dance Update Supplemental Insert)|date=9 April 1994|page=4|accessdate=17 May 2023}}

scope=row|{{dts|30 April}}

|rowspan="1"|"When a Man Loves a Woman"

|rowspan="1"|Jody Watley

|{{cite magazine|url=https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/1994/Music-Week-1994-04-30.pdf|title=The RM Club Chart|magazine=Music Week, in Record Mirror (Dance Update Supplemental Insert)|date=30 April 1994|page=8|accessdate=17 May 2023}}

scope=row|{{dts|7 May}}

|rowspan="1"|"Crazy Man"/"Take You Right"

|rowspan="1"|X-Clusive/Italian U.M.M.

|{{cite magazine|url=https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/1994/Music-Week-1994-05-07.pdf|title=The RM Club Chart|magazine=Music Week, in Record Mirror (Dance Update Supplemental Insert)|date=7 May 1994|page=4|accessdate=17 May 2023}}

scope=row|{{dts|21 May}}

|rowspan="1"|"Feel What You Want"

|rowspan="1"|Kristine W

|{{cite magazine|url=https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/1994/Music-Week-1994-05-21.pdf|title=The RM Club Chart|magazine=Music Week, in Record Mirror (Dance Update Supplemental Insert)|date=21 May 1994|page=4|accessdate=17 May 2023}}

scope=row|{{dts|4 June}}

|rowspan="1"|"Caught in the Middle"

|rowspan="1"|Juliet Roberts

|{{cite magazine|url=https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/1994/Music-Week-1994-06-04.pdf|title=The RM Club Chart|magazine=Music Week, in Record Mirror (Dance Update Supplemental Insert)|date=4 June 1994|page=4|accessdate=17 May 2023}}

scope=row|{{dts|18 June}}

|rowspan="1"|"Throb"

|rowspan="1"|Janet Jackson

|{{cite magazine|url=https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/1994/Music-Week-1994-06-18.pdf|title=The RM Club Chart|magazine=Music Week, in Record Mirror (Dance Update Supplemental Insert)|date=18 June 1994|page=4|accessdate=17 May 2023}}

scope=row|{{dts|25 June}}

|rowspan="1"|"And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going"

|rowspan="1"|Donna Giles

|{{cite magazine|url=https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/1994/Music-Week-1994-06-25.pdf|title=The RM Club Chart|magazine=Music Week, in Record Mirror (Dance Update Supplemental Insert)|date=25 June 1994|page=6|accessdate=17 May 2023}}

scope=row|{{dts|2 July}}

|rowspan="1"|"Satisfy My Love"

|rowspan="1"|Sabrina Johnston

|{{cite magazine|url=https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/1994/Music-Week-1994-07-02.pdf|title=The RM Club Chart|magazine=Music Week, in Record Mirror (Dance Update Supplemental Insert)|date=2 July 1994|page=4|accessdate=17 May 2023}}

scope=row|{{dts|9 July}}

|rowspan="1"|"Nite Life"

|rowspan="1"|Kim English

|{{cite magazine|url=https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/1994/Music-Week-1994-07-09.pdf|title=The RM Club Chart|magazine=Music Week, in Record Mirror (Dance Update Supplemental Insert)|date=9 July 1994|page=4|accessdate=17 May 2023}}

scope=row|{{dts|16 July}}

|rowspan="1"|"One Day"

|rowspan="1"|D Mob

|{{cite magazine|url=https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/1994/Music-Week-1994-07-16.pdf|title=The RM Club Chart|magazine=Music Week, in Record Mirror (Dance Update Supplemental Insert)|date=16 July 1994|page=4|accessdate=17 May 2023}}

scope=row|{{dts|23 July}}

|rowspan="1"|"True Spirit"

|rowspan="1"|Carleen Anderson

|{{cite magazine|url=https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/1994/Music-Week-1994-07-23.pdf|title=The RM Club Chart|magazine=Music Week, in Record Mirror (Dance Update Supplemental Insert)|date=23 July 1994|page=6|accessdate=17 May 2023}}

scope=row|{{dts|6 August}}

|rowspan="1"|"Kickin' In the Beat"

|rowspan="1"|Pamela Fernandez

|{{cite magazine|url=https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/1994/Music-Week-1994-08-06.pdf|title=The RM Club Chart|magazine=Music Week, in Record Mirror (Dance Update Supplemental Insert)|date=6 August 1994|page=4|accessdate=17 May 2023}}

scope=row|{{dts|13 August}}

|rowspan="1"|"Congo"

|rowspan="1"|The Boss

|{{cite magazine|url=https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/1994/Music-Week-1994-08-13.pdf|title=The RM Club Chart|magazine=Music Week, in Record Mirror (Dance Update Supplemental Insert)|date=13 August 1994|page=6|accessdate=17 May 2023}}

scope=row|{{dts|20 August}}

|rowspan="1"|"Break 4 Love"

|rowspan="1"|Raze

|{{cite magazine|url=https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/1994/Music-Week-1994-08-20.pdf|title=The RM Club Chart|magazine=Music Week, in Record Mirror (Dance Update Supplemental Insert)|date=20 August 1994|page=6|accessdate=17 May 2023}}

scope=row|{{dts|27 August}}

|rowspan="1"|"The Colour of Love"

|rowspan="1"|The Reese Project

|{{cite magazine|url=https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/1994/Music-Week-1994-08-27.pdf|title=The RM Club Chart|magazine=Music Week, in Record Mirror (Dance Update Supplemental Insert)|date=27 August 1994|page=8|accessdate=17 May 2023}}

scope=row|{{dts|3 September}}

|rowspan="1"|"All Over Me"

|rowspan="1"|Suzi Carr

|{{cite magazine|url=https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/1994/Music-Week-1994-09-03.pdf|title=The RM Club Chart|magazine=Music Week, in Record Mirror (Dance Update Supplemental Insert)|date=3 September 1994|page=6|accessdate=19 May 2023}}

scope=row|{{dts|17 September}}

|rowspan="1"|"I Want You"

|rowspan="1"|Juliet Roberts

|{{cite magazine|url=https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/1994/Music-Week-1994-09-17.pdf|title=The RM Club Chart|magazine=Music Week, in Record Mirror (Dance Update Supplemental Insert)|date=17 September 1994|page=4|accessdate=19 May 2023}}

scope=row|{{dts|24 September}}

|rowspan="1"|"Back It Up"

|rowspan="1"|Robin S.

|{{cite magazine|url=https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/1994/Music-Week-1994-09-24.pdf|title=The RM Club Chart|magazine=Music Week, in Record Mirror (Dance Update Supplemental Insert)|date=24 September 1994|page=8|accessdate=19 May 2023}}

scope=row|{{dts|1 October}}

|rowspan="1"|"CantGetaMan CantGetaJob (Life's a Bitch)"

|rowspan="1"|Sister Bliss with Colette

|{{cite magazine|url=https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/1994/Music-Week-1994-10-01.pdf|title=The RM Club Chart|magazine=Music Week, in Record Mirror (Dance Update Supplemental Insert)|date=1 October 1994|page=6|accessdate=19 May 2023}}

scope=row|{{dts|22 October}}

|rowspan="1"|"The More I Get, The More I Want"

|rowspan="1"|KWS featuring Teddy Pendergrass

|{{cite magazine|url=https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/1994/Music-Week-1994-10-22.pdf|title=The RM Club Chart|magazine=Music Week, in Record Mirror (Dance Update Supplemental Insert)|date=22 October 1994|page=8|accessdate=20 May 2023}}

scope=row|{{dts|29 October}}

|rowspan="1"|"Sweet Funky Thing"

|rowspan="1"|Eternal

|{{cite magazine|url=https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/1994/Music-Week-1994-10-29.pdf|title=The RM Club Chart|magazine=Music Week, in Record Mirror (Dance Update Supplemental Insert)|date=29 October 1994|page=6|accessdate=20 May 2023}}

scope=row|{{dts|5 November}}

|rowspan="1"|"Melody of Love"

|rowspan="1"|Donna Summer

|{{cite magazine|url=https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/1994/Music-Week-1994-11-05.pdf|title=The RM Club Chart|magazine=Music Week, in Record Mirror (Dance Update Supplemental Insert)|date=5 November 1994|page=8|accessdate=20 May 2023}}

scope=row|{{dts|19 November}}

|rowspan="1"|"Don't Bring Me Down"

|rowspan="1"|Spirits

|{{cite magazine|url=https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/1994/Music-Week-1994-11-19.pdf|title=The RM Club Chart|magazine=Music Week, in Record Mirror (Dance Update Supplemental Insert)|date=19 November 1994|page=6|accessdate=20 May 2023}}

scope=row|{{dts|26 November}}

|rowspan="1"|"Be Happy"

|rowspan="1"|Mary J. Blige

|{{cite magazine|url=https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/1994/Music-Week-1994-11-26.pdf|title=The RM Club Chart|magazine=Music Week, in Record Mirror (Dance Update Supplemental Insert)|date=26 November 1994|page=8|accessdate=20 May 2023}}

scope=row|{{dts|17 December}}

|rowspan="1"|"Good Life"

|rowspan="1"|E.V.E.

|{{cite magazine|url=https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/1994/Music-Week-1994-12-17.pdf|title=The RM Club Chart|magazine=Music Week, in Record Mirror (Dance Update Supplemental Insert)|date=17 December 1994|page=4|accessdate=20 May 2023}}

scope=row|{{dts|24 December}}

|rowspan="1"|"Won't Waste You"/"My Heart Belongs to You"/"Cry for You"/"You Got It"

|rowspan="1"|Jodeci

|{{cite magazine|url=https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/1994/Music-Week-1994-12-24.pdf|title=The RM Club Chart|magazine=Music Week, in Record Mirror (Dance Update Supplemental Insert)|date=24 December 1994|page=8|accessdate=20 May 2023}}

=1995=

class="wikitable sortable plainrowheaders"

!scope=col rowspan=2|Issue date

!scope=col colspan=2|Club Chart

!scope=col rowspan=2 class=unsortable|{{abbr|Ref.|References}}

scope=col|Title

!scope=col|Artist(s)

scope=row|{{dts|14 January}}

|rowspan="1"|"Don't Give Me Your Life"

|rowspan="1"|Alex Party

|{{cite magazine|url= https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/1995/Music-Week-1995-01-14.pdf |title= The RM Club Chart |magazine= Music Week, in Record Mirror (Dance Update Supplemental insert) |date= 14 January 1995 |page= 6 |accessdate= 30 October 2021}}

scope=row|{{dts|25 March}}

|rowspan="1"|"Not Over Yet"

|rowspan="1"|Grace

|{{cite magazine|first= |last= |title= The RM Club Chart |magazine= Music Week, in Record Mirror (Dance Update Supplemental insert) |date= 25 March 1995 |page= 6 |accessdate= 30 October 2021 |url= https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/1995/Music-Week-1995-03-25.pdf}}

scope=row|{{dts|6 May}}

|rowspan="1"|"Dreamer"

|rowspan="1"|Livin' Joy

|{{cite magazine|title= The RM Club Chart |magazine= Music Week, in Record Mirror (Dance Update Supplemental insert) |date= 6 May 1995 |page= 6 |access-date= 30 October 2021 |url= https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/1995/Music-Week-1995-05-06.pdf}}

scope=row|{{dts|13 May}}

|rowspan="1"|"Sex on the Streets"

|rowspan="1"|Pizzaman

|{{cite magazine|first= |last= |title= The RM Club Chart |magazine= Music Week, in Record Mirror (Dance Update Supplemental insert) |date= 13 May 1995 |page= 6 |accessdate= 30 October 2021 |url= https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/1995/Music-Week-1995-05-13.pdf}}

scope=row|{{dts|17 June}}

|rowspan="1"|"3 Is Family"

|rowspan="1"|Dana Dawson

|{{cite magazine|url=https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/1995/Music-Week-1995-06-17.pdf|title=The RM Club Chart|magazine=Music Week, in Record Mirror (Dance Update Supplemental insert)|page=6|date=17 June 1995|access-date=30 October 2021}}

scope=row|{{dts|26 August}}

|rowspan="1"|"I Feel Love"

|rowspan="1"|Donna Summer

|{{cite magazine |title= The RM Club Chart |magazine= Music Week, in Record Mirror (Dance Update Supplemental insert) |date= 26 August 1995 |page= 8 |access-date= 30 October 2021 |url= https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/1995/Music-Week-1995-08-26.pdf}}

scope=row|{{dts|21 October}}

|rowspan="1"|"Power of a Woman"

|rowspan="1"|Eternal

|{{cite magazine|first= |last= |title= The RM Club Chart |magazine= Music Week, in Record Mirror (Dance Update Supplemental insert) |date= 21 October 1995 |page= 6 |accessdate= 30 October 2021 |url= https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/1995/Music-Week-1995-10-21.pdf}}

scope=row|{{dts|2 December}}

|rowspan="1"|"The Best Things in Life Are Free"

|rowspan="1"|Luther Vandross & Janet Jackson

|{{cite magazine|first= |last= |title= The RM Club Chart |magazine= Music Week, in Record Mirror (Dance Update Supplemental insert) |date= 2 December 1995 |page= 6 |accessdate= 30 October 2021 |url= https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/1995/Music-Week-1995-12-02.pdf}}

scope=row|{{dts|23 December}}

|rowspan="1"|"Reach"

|rowspan="1"|Judy Cheeks

|{{cite magazine|url= https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/1995/Music-Week-1995-12-23.pdf |title= The RM Club Chart |magazine= Music Week, in Record Mirror (Dance Update Supplemental insert) |date= 23 December 1995 |page= 8 |accessdate= 30 October 2021}}

=1996=

class="wikitable sortable plainrowheaders"

!scope=col rowspan=2|Issue date

!scope=col colspan=2|Club Chart

!scope=col rowspan=2 class=unsortable|{{abbr|Ref.|References}}

scope=col|Title

!scope=col|Artist(s)

scope=row|{{dts|24 February}}

|rowspan="1"|"Disco's Revenge"

|rowspan="1"|Gusto

|{{cite magazine|first= |last= |title= The RM Club Chart |magazine= Music Week, in Record Mirror (Dance Update Supplemental insert) |date= 24 February 1996 |page= 6 |accessdate= 30 October 2021 |url= https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/1996/Music-Week-1996-02-24.pdf}}

scope=row|{{dts|23 March}}

|rowspan="1"|"Keep On Jumpin'"

|rowspan="1"|The Lisa Marie Experience

|{{cite magazine|url=https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/1996/Music-Week-1996-03-23.pdf|first=|last=|title=The RM Club Chart|magazine=Music Week, in Record Mirror (Dance Update Supplemental insert)|date=23 March 1996|page=6|accessdate=30 October 2021}}

scope=row|{{dts|20 April}}

|rowspan="1"|"Always There"

|rowspan="1"|Incognito & Jocelyn Brown

|{{cite magazine|url=https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/1996/Music-Week-1996-04-20.pdf|first=|last=|title=The RM Club Chart|magazine=Music Week, in Record Mirror (Dance Update Supplemental insert)|date=20 April 1996|page=6|accessdate=30 October 2021}}

scope=row|{{dts|11 May}}

|rowspan="1"|"Heaven"

|rowspan="1"|Sarah Washington

|{{cite magazine|url=https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/1996/Music-Week-1996-05-11.pdf|first=|last=|title=The RM Club Chart|magazine=Music Week, in Record Mirror (Dance Update Supplemental insert)|date=11 May 1996|page=6|accessdate=30 October 2021}}

scope=row|{{dts|15 June}}

|rowspan="1"|"Where Love Lives"

|rowspan="1"|Alison Limerick

|{{cite magazine|url=https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/1996/Music-Week-1996-06-15.pdf|first=|last=|title=The RM Club Chart|magazine=Music Week, in Record Mirror (Dance Update Supplemental insert)|date=15 June 1996|page=6|accessdate=30 October 2021}}

scope=row|{{dts|22 June}}

|rowspan="1"|"Keep On Jumpin'"

|rowspan="1"|Todd Terry presents Martha Wash & Jocelyn Brown

|{{cite magazine|url=https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/1996/Music-Week-1996-06-22.pdf|first=|last=|title=The RM Club Chart|magazine=Music Week, in Record Mirror (Dance Update Supplemental insert)|date=22 June 1996|page=6|accessdate=30 October 2021}}

scope=row|{{dts|6 July}}

|rowspan="1"|"Higher State of Consciousness"

|rowspan="1"|Josh Wink

|{{cite magazine|url=https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/1996/Music-Week-1996-07-06.pdf|first=|last=|title=The RM Club Chart|magazine=Music Week, in Record Mirror (Dance Update Supplemental insert)|date=6 July 1996|page=6|accessdate=30 October 2021}}

scope=row|{{dts|24 August}}

|rowspan="1"|"Let's All Chant"

|rowspan="1"|Gusto

|{{cite magazine|title= The RM Club Chart |magazine= Music Week, in Record Mirror (Dance Update Supplemental insert) |date= 24 August 1996 |page= 6 |accessdate= 30 October 2021 |url= https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/1996/Music-Week-1996-08-24.pdf}}

scope=row|{{dts|30 November}}

|rowspan="1"|"Move Any Mountain"

|rowspan="1"|The Shamen

|{{cite magazine|url= https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/1996/Music-Week-1996-11-30.pdf |title= The RM Club Chart |magazine= Music Week, in Record Mirror (Dance Update Supplemental insert) |date= 30 November 1996 |page= 6 |accessdate= 30 October 2021}}

scope=row|{{dts|30 November}}

|rowspan="1"|"Ultra Flava"

|rowspan="1"|Heller and Farley Project

|{{cite magazine|url= https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/1996/Music-Week-1996-11-30.pdf |title= The RM Club Chart |magazine= Music Week, in Record Mirror (Dance Update Supplemental insert) |date= 30 November 1996 |page= 6 |accessdate= 30 October 2021}}

=1997=

class="wikitable sortable plainrowheaders"

!scope=col rowspan=2|Issue date

!scope=col colspan=2|Club Chart

!scope=col colspan=2|Pop Club Chart

!scope=col colspan=2|Urban Club Chart

!scope=col rowspan=2 class=unsortable|{{abbr|Ref.|References}}

scope=col|Title

!scope=col|Artist(s)

!scope=col|Title

!scope=col|Artist(s)

!scope=col|Title

!scope=col|Artist(s)

scope=row|{{dts|4 January}}

|rowspan="2"|"Get Up (Everybody)"

|rowspan="2"|{{sortname|Byron|Stingily}}

|rowspan="1"|"2 Become 1" / "Wannabe"

|rowspan="1"|Spice Girls

|rowspan="7" colspan="2"|Chart not created

|{{cite magazine|title=Club Number Ones of 1997|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=5|date=10 January 1998}}{{cite magazine|title=Pop Number Ones of 1997|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=7|date=10 January 1998}}

scope=row|{{dts|11 January}}

|rowspan="6"|"Do You Know"

|rowspan="6"|{{Sortname|Michelle|Gayle}}

|{{cite magazine|title=The RM Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=6|date=11 January 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=On a Pop Tip Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=4|date=11 January 1997}}

scope=row|{{dts|18 January}}

|rowspan="2"|"You Got the Love"

|rowspan="2"|{{sortname|The|Source|The Source (musician)}}

|{{cite magazine|title=The RM Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=6|date=18 January 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=On a Pop Tip Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=8|date=18 January 1997}}

scope=row|{{dts|25 January}}

|{{cite magazine|title=The RM Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=10|date=25 January 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=On a Pop Tip Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=9|date=25 January 1997}}

scope=row|{{dts|1 February}}

|rowspan="2"|"Just Playin'"

|rowspan="2"|JT Playaz

|{{cite magazine|title=The RM Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=6|date=1 February 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=On a Pop Tip Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=8|date=1 February 1997}}

scope=row|{{dts|8 February}}

|{{cite magazine|title=The RM Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=6|date=8 February 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=On a Pop Tip Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=8|date=8 February 1997}}

scope=row|{{dts|15 February}}

|"Come on Y'all" / "Let Me Tell You Something"

|Rhythm Masters

|{{cite magazine|title=The RM Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=6|date=15 February 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=On a Pop Tip Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=8|date=15 February 1997}}

scope=row|{{dts|22 February}}

|rowspan="2"|"Alright"

|rowspan="2"|Jamiroquai

|rowspan="2"|"Party People (Live Your Life Be Free)"

|rowspan="2"|Pianoman

|rowspan="3"|"I'm Not Feeling You"

|rowspan="3"|{{Sortname|Yvette|Michele}}

|{{cite magazine|title=The Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=7|date=22 February 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Pop Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=11|date=22 February 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Urban Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=9|date=22 February 1997}}

scope=row|{{dts|1 March}}

|{{cite magazine|title=The Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=7|date=1 March 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Pop Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=11|date=1 March 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Urban Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=9|date=1 March 1997}}

scope=row|{{dts|8 March}}

|rowspan="1"|"Flash" / "Seven Days and One Week"

|rowspan="1"|B.B.E.

|rowspan="2"|"Don't You Love Me"

|rowspan="2"|Eternal

|{{cite magazine|title=The Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=7|date=8 March 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Pop Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=11|date=8 March 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Urban Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=9|date=8 March 1997}}

scope=row|{{dts|15 March}}

|rowspan="2"|"My Love Is Deep"

|rowspan="2"|{{sortname|Sara|Parker|nolink=1}}

|rowspan="2"|"Can't Nobody Hold Me Down"

|rowspan="2"|Puff Daddy {{abbr|ft.|featuring}} Mase

|{{cite magazine|title=The Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=7|date=15 March 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Pop Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=11|date=15 March 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Urban Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=9|date=15 March 1997}}

scope=row|{{dts|22 March}}

|rowspan="1"|"Who Do You Think You Are" / "Mama"

|rowspan="1"|Spice Girls

|{{cite magazine|title=The Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=7|date=22 March 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Pop Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=11|date=22 March 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Urban Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=9|date=22 March 1997}}

scope=row|{{dts|29 March}}

|rowspan="1"|"Reverence"

|rowspan="1"|Faithless

|rowspan="1"|"Don't Speak"

|rowspan="1"|Deja Vu {{abbr|ft.|featuring}} Tasmin

|rowspan="2"|"Hypnotize"

|rowspan="2"|{{sortname|The|Notorious B.I.G|The Notorious B.I.G.}}

|{{cite magazine|title=The Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=7|date=29 March 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Pop Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=11|date=29 March 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Urban Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=9|date=29 March 1997}}

scope=row|{{dts|5 April}}

|rowspan="2"|"Sensational"

|rowspan="2"|{{sortname|Michelle|Gayle}}

|rowspan="1"|"Who Do You Think You Are" / "Mama"

|rowspan="1"|Spice Girls

|{{cite magazine|title=The Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=7|date=5 April 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Pop Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=11|date=5 April 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Urban Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=9|date=5 April 1997}}

scope=row|{{dts|12 April}}

|rowspan="2"|"Sensational"

|rowspan="2"|{{sortname|Michelle|Gayle}}

|rowspan="4"|"Request Line"

|rowspan="4"|Zhané

|{{cite magazine|title=The Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=7|date=12 April 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Pop Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=11|date=12 April 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Urban Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=9|date=12 April 1997}}

scope=row|{{dts|19 April}}

|rowspan="1"|"Shine"

|rowspan="1"|{{sortname|The|Space Brothers}}

|{{cite magazine|title=The Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=7|date=19 April 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Pop Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=11|date=19 April 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Urban Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=9|date=19 April 1997}}

scope=row|{{dts|26 April}}

|rowspan="2"|"You're Not Alone"

|rowspan="2"|Olive

|rowspan="3"|"Blood on the Dance Floor"

|rowspan="3"|{{sortname|Michael|Jackson}}

|{{cite magazine|title=The Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=7|date=26 April 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Pop Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=11|date=26 April 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Urban Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=9|date=26 April 1997}}

scope=row|{{dts|3 May}}

|{{cite magazine|title=The Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=7|date=3 May 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Pop Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=11|date=3 May 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Urban Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=9|date=3 May 1997}}

scope=row|{{dts|10 May}}

|rowspan="2"|"Feel What You Want"

|rowspan="2"|Kristine W

|rowspan="1"|In My Bed"

|rowspan="1"|Dru Hill

|{{cite magazine|title=The Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=9|date=10 May 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Pop Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=11|date=10 May 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Urban Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=10|date=10 May 1997}}

scope=row|{{dts|17 May}}

|rowspan="2"|I Wanna Be the Only One"

|rowspan="2"|Eternal {{abbr|ft.|featuring}} {{sortname|BeBe|Winans}}

|rowspan="2"|Love Is All We Need"

|rowspan="2"|{{sortname|Mary J.|Blige}}

|{{cite magazine|title=The Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=7|date=17 May 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Pop Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=11|date=17 May 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Urban Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=9|date=17 May 1997}}

scope=row|{{dts|24 May}}

|rowspan="1"|I Wanna Be the Only One"

|rowspan="1"|Eternal {{abbr|ft.|featuring}} {{sortname|BeBe|Winans}}

|{{cite magazine|title=The Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=7|date=24 May 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Pop Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=11|date=24 May 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Urban Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=9|date=24 May 1997}}

scope=row|{{dts|31 May}}

|rowspan="3"|"Free"

|rowspan="3"|Ultra Naté

|rowspan="6"|"Ecuador"

|rowspan="6"|Sash! {{abbr|ft.|featuring}} Rodriguez

|rowspan="2"|"Spirit"

|rowspan="2"|Sounds of Blackness {{abbr|ft.|featuring}} Craig Mack

|{{cite magazine|title=The Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=7|date=31 May 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Pop Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=11|date=31 May 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Urban Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=9|date=31 May 1997}}

scope=row|{{dts|7 June}}

|{{cite magazine|title=The Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=7|date=7 June 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Pop Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=9|date=7 June 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Urban Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=8|date=7 June 1997}}

scope=row|{{dts|14 June}}

|rowspan="1"|"Head over Heels"

|rowspan="1"|Allure featuring Nas

|{{cite magazine|title=The Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=7|date=14 June 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Pop Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=11|date=14 June 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Urban Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=9|date=14 June 1997}}

scope=row|{{dts|21 June}}

|rowspan="3"|"Something Goin' On (In Your Soul)"

|rowspan="3"|{{sortname|Todd|Terry}} {{abbr|ft.|featuring}} Martha Wash
and Jocelyn Brown

|rowspan="5"|"Mo Money Mo Problems"

|rowspan="5"|{{sortname|The|Notorious B.I.G.}} {{abbr|ft.|featuring}}
Puff Daddy and Mase

|{{cite magazine|title=The Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=7|date=21 June 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Pop Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=11|date=21 June 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Urban Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=9|date=21 June 1997}}

scope=row|{{dts|28 June}}

|{{cite magazine|title=The Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=7|date=28 June 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Pop Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=11|date=28 June 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Urban Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=9|date=28 June 1997}}

scope=row|{{dts|5 July}}

|{{cite magazine|title=The Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=7|date=5 July 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Pop Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=11|date=5 July 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Urban Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=9|date=5 July 1997}}

scope=row|{{dts|12 July}}

|rowspan="1"|"Moment of My Life"

|rowspan="1"|{{sortname|Bobby|D'Ambrosio|nolink=1}}

|rowspan="3"|"HIStory" / "Ghosts"

|rowspan="3"|{{sortname|Michael|Jackson}}

|{{cite magazine|title=The Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=7|date=12 July 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Pop Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=10|date=12 July 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Urban Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=9|date=12 July 1997}}

scope=row|{{dts|19 July}}

|rowspan="1"|"Panther Party"

|rowspan="1"|Mad Moses

|{{cite magazine|title=The Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=7|date=19 July 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Pop Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=9|date=19 July 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Urban Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=8|date=19 July 1997}}

scope=row|{{dts|26 July}}

|rowspan="1"|"Clouds"

|rowspan="1"|{{sortname|The|Source|The Source (musician)}} {{abbr|ft.|featuring}} Taka Boom

|rowspan="1"|"Not Tonight"

|rowspan="1"|Lil' Kim

|{{cite magazine|title=The Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=5|date=26 July 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Pop Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=7|date=26 July 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Urban Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=6|date=26 July 1997}}

scope=row|{{dts|2 August}}

|rowspan="1"|"Why Don't You Dance With Me"

|rowspan="1"|Future Breeze

|rowspan="1"|"Don't Go Away" / "U Sexy Thing" / "Everybody Jump Around"

|rowspan="1"|Clock

|rowspan="5"|"Someone"

|rowspan="5"|SWV {{abbr|ft.|featuring}} Puff Daddy

|{{cite magazine|title=The Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=7|date=2 August 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Pop Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=11|date=2 August 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Urban Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=9|date=2 August 1997}}

scope=row|{{dts|9 August}}

|rowspan="4"|"Plastic Dreams"

|rowspan="4"|Jaydee

|rowspan="3"|"Gimme Some Love"

|rowspan="3"|Gina G

|{{cite magazine|title=The Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=7|date=9 August 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Pop Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=10|date=9 August 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Urban Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=9|date=9 August 1997}}

scope=row|{{dts|16 August}}

|{{cite magazine|title=The Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=15|date=16 August 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Pop Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=18|date=16 August 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Urban Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=17|date=16 August 1997}}

scope=row|{{dts|23 August}}

|{{cite magazine|title=The Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=7|date=23 August 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Pop Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=10|date=23 August 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Urban Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=9|date=23 August 1997}}

scope=row|{{dts|30 August}}

|rowspan="1"|"Offshore '97" / "Red Skies"

|rowspan="1"|Chicane with Power Circle

|{{cite magazine|title=The Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=7|date=30 August 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Pop Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=11|date=30 August 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Urban Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=9|date=30 August 1997}}

scope=row|{{dts|6 September}}

|rowspan="2"|"Carry On '97"

|rowspan="2"|{{sortname|Martha|Wash}}

|rowspan="1"|"Barbie Girl"

|rowspan="1"|Aqua

|rowspan="2"|"Honey"

|rowspan="2"|{{sortname|Mariah|Carey}}

|{{cite magazine|title=The Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=7|date=6 September 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Pop Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=11|date=6 September 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Urban Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=9|date=6 September 1997}}

scope=row|{{dts|13 September}}

|rowspan="2"|"The Strangest Thing '97"

|rowspan="2"|{{sortname|George|Michael}}

|{{cite magazine|title=The Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=5|date=13 September 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Pop Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=7|date=13 September 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Urban Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=6|date=13 September 1997}}

scope=row|{{dts|20 September}}

|rowspan="2"|"Saturday"

|rowspan="2"|East 57th St.

|rowspan="2"|"Fix"

|rowspan="2"|Blackstreet {{abbr|ft.|featuring}} Ol' Dirty Bastard and Slash

|{{cite magazine|title=The Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=7|date=20 September 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Pop Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=11|date=20 September 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Urban Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=9|date=20 September 1997}}

scope=row|{{dts|27 September}}

|rowspan="2"|"Stay"

|rowspan="2"|"Sash!" {{abbr|ft.|featuring}} La Trec

|{{cite magazine|title=The Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=7|date=27 September 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Pop Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=10|date=27 September 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Urban Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=9|date=27 September 1997}}

scope=row|{{dts|4 October}}

|rowspan="3"|"Don't Give Up"

|rowspan="3"|{{sortname|Michelle|Weeks|nolink=1}}

|rowspan="1"|"Big Bad Mamma" / "Never Seen Before"

|rowspan="1"|Foxy Brown {{abbr|ft.|featuring}} Dru Hill and EPMD

|{{cite magazine|title=The Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=5|date=4 October 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Pop Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=4|date=4 October 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Urban Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=6|date=4 October 1997}}

scope=row|{{dts|11 October}}

|rowspan="1"|"Da Ya Think I'm Sexy"

|rowspan="1"|N-Trance {{abbr|ft.|featuring}} Rod Stewart

|rowspan="1"|"Angel of Mine"

|rowspan="1"|Eternal

|{{cite magazine|title=The Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=7|date=11 October 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Pop Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=11|date=11 October 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Urban Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=9|date=11 October 1997}}

scope=row|{{dts|18 October}}

|rowspan="2"|"Stay"

|rowspan="2"|"Sash!" {{abbr|ft.|featuring}} La Trec

|rowspan="1"|"Got 'til It's Gone"

|rowspan="1"|Janet {{abbr|ft.|featuring}} Q-Tip and Joni Mitchell

|{{cite magazine|title=The Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=7|date=18 October 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Pop Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=10|date=18 October 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Urban Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=9|date=18 October 1997}}

scope=row|{{dts|25 October}}

|rowspan="1"|"I Believe"

|rowspan="1"|"Happy Clappers

|rowspan="2"|"You Make Me Wanna..."

|rowspan="2"|Usher

|{{cite magazine|title=The Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=7|date=25 October 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Pop Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=10|date=25 October 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Urban Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=9|date=25 October 1997}}

scope=row|{{dts|1 November}}

|rowspan="1"|"Benedictus" / "Nightmare"

|rowspan="1"|"Brainbug

|rowspan="2"|"Open Your Mind '97"

|rowspan="2"|U.S.U.R.A.

|{{cite magazine|title=The Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=7|date=1 November 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Pop Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=11|date=1 November 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Urban Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=9|date=1 November 1997}}

scope=row|{{dts|8 November}}

|rowspan="1"|"Forgiven (I Feel Your Love)"

|rowspan="1"|{{sortname|The|Space Brothers}}

|rowspan="2"|"Call Me"

|rowspan="2"|Blackstreet {{abbr|ft.|featuring}} Jay-Z

|{{cite magazine|title=The Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=7|date=8 November 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Pop Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=11|date=8 November 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Urban Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=9|date=8 November 1997}}

scope=row|{{dts|15 November}}

|rowspan="2"|"It's Over Love"

|rowspan="2"|{{sortname|Todd|Terry}} {{abbr|ft.|featuring}} Shannon

|rowspan="1"|"Let's Go Round Again"

|rowspan="1"|Louise

|{{cite magazine|title=The Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=6|date=15 November 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Pop Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=7|date=15 November 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Urban Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=5|date=15 November 1997}}

scope=row|{{dts|22 November}}

|rowspan="4"|"Everything She Wants '97"

|rowspan="4"|Wham!

|rowspan="1"|"Read My Mind"

|rowspan="1"|Conner Reeves

|{{cite magazine|title=The Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=7|date=22 November 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Pop Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=9|date=22 November 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Urban Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=8|date=22 November 1997}}

scope=row|{{dts|29 November}}

|rowspan="1"|"Belo Horizonti"

|rowspan="1"|The Heartists

|rowspan="2"|"Missing You" / "Everything" / "I Can Love You"

|rowspan="2"|{{sortname|Mary J.|Blige}}

|{{cite magazine|title=The Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=5|date=29 November 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Pop Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=7|date=29 November 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Urban Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=6|date=29 November 1997}}

scope=row|{{dts|6 December}}

|rowspan="1"|"High Times"

|rowspan="1"|Jamiroquai

|{{cite magazine|title=The Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=5|date=6 December 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Pop Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=7|date=6 December 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Urban Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=6|date=6 December 1997}}

scope=row|{{dts|13 December}}

|rowspan="2"|"So Good" / "Free Love '98"

|rowspan="2"|{{sortname|Juliet|Roberts}}

|rowspan="1"|"If You Think I'm Jiggy"

|rowspan="1"|{{sortname|The|Lox}}

|{{cite magazine|title=The Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=5|date=13 December 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Pop Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=6|date=13 December 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Urban Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=6|date=13 December 1997}}

scope=row|{{dts|20 December}}

|rowspan="1"|"Doctor Jones"

|rowspan="1"|Aqua

|rowspan="1"|"Dangerous"

|rowspan="1"|Busta Rhymes

|{{cite magazine|title=The Club Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=5|date=20 December 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Pop Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=6|date=20 December 1997}}{{cite magazine|title=The Urban Chart|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=6|date=20 December 1997}}

scope=row|{{dts|27 December}}

|rowspan="1"|"Renegade Master"

|rowspan="1"|Wildchild

|rowspan="1"|"I Feel Divine"

|rowspan="1"|S-J

|rowspan="1"|"You Make Me Wanna..."

|rowspan="1"|Usher

|{{cite magazine|title=Urban Number Ones of 1997|department=Record Mirror|magazine=Music Week|page=6|date=10 January 1998}}

See also

  • [https://worldradiohistory.com/Music-Week.htm Music Week on World Radio History]
  • [https://worldradiohistory.com/Record-Mirror.htm Record Mirror on World Radio History]

References

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