List of RPM number-one dance singles of 1989

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These are the RPM magazine Dance number-one hits of 1989.

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Chart history

Issue dateSongArtistReference(s)
January 14"The Only Way Is Up" Yazz and the Plastic Population [1]
January 21"Big Fun" Inner City [2]
January 28"Under Your Spell" Candi & The Backbeat [3]
February 4"Wild Thing" Tone Loc [4]
February 6 [5]
February 13 [6]
February 20 [7]
February 27"Good Life" Inner City [8]
March 6"Straight Up" Paula Abdul [9]
March 13 [10]
March 20 [11]
March 27"She Drives Me Crazy" Fine Young Cannibals [12]
April 3 [13]
April 10 [14]
April 17"Like a Prayer" Madonna [15]
April 24"Funky Cold Medina" Tone Lōc [16]
May 1 [17]
May 8 [18]
May 15"Buffalo Stance" Neneh Cherry [19]
May 22 [20]
May 29 [21]
June 5"Every Little Step" Bobby Brown
June 12 [22]
June 19"This Time I Know It's for Real Donna Summer [23]
June 26 [24]
July 3"Baby Don't Forget My Number" Milli Vanilli [25]
July 10"Express Yourself" Madonna [26]
July 17 [27]
July 24"Keep On Movin'"Soul II Soul [28]
July 31"What You Don't Know" Exposé [29]
August 7"On Our Own"Bobby Brown [30]
August 14 [31]
August 21"I Like It"Dino [32]
August 28 [33]
September 4"Cold Hearted" Paula Abdul [34]
September 11 [35]
September 18 [36]
September 25"Bust a Move" Young MC [37]
October 2 [38]
October 9"Back to Life (However Do You Want Me)" Soul II Soul [39]
October 16 [40]
October 23 [41]
October 30"Miss You Much" Janet Jackson [42]
November 11 [43]
November 18"Bust a Move"Young MC [44]
November 24"Pump Up the Jam Technotronic [45]
December 2 [46]
December 9 [47]
December 16 [48]
December 23 [49]

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References

  1. ↑ RPM: issue date January 14, 1989
  2. ↑ RPM: issue date January 21, 1989
  3. ↑ RPM: issue date January 28, 1989
  4. ↑ RPM: issue date February 4, 1989
  5. ↑ RPM: issue date February 6-11, 1989
  6. ↑ RPM: issue date February 13-18, 1989
  7. ↑ RPM: issue date February 20-25, 1989
  8. ↑ RPM: issue date February 27-March 4, 1989
  9. ↑ RPM: issue date March 6-11, 1989
  10. ↑ RPM: issue date March 13-18, 1989
  11. ↑ RPM: issue date March 20-25, 1989
  12. ↑ RPM: issue date March 27-April 1, 1989
  13. ↑ RPM: issue date April 3-8, 1989
  14. ↑ RPM: issue date April 10-15, 1989
  15. ↑ RPM: issue date April 17-22, 1989
  16. ↑ RPM: issue date April 24-29, 1989
  17. ↑ RPM: issue date May 1, 1989
  18. ↑ RPM: issue date May 12, 1989
  19. ↑ RPM: issue date May 15, 1989
  20. ↑ RPM: issue date May 22, 1989
  21. ↑ RPM: issue date May 29, 1989
  22. ↑ RPM: issue date June 12, 1989
  23. ↑ RPM: issue date June 19, 1989
  24. ↑ RPM: issue date June 26, 1989
  25. ↑ RPM: issue date July 3, 1989
  26. ↑ RPM: issue date July 10, 1989
  27. ↑ RPM: issue date July 17, 1989
  28. ↑ RPM: issue date July 24, 1989
  29. ↑ RPM: issue date July 31, 1989
  30. ↑ RPM: issue date August 7, 1989
  31. ↑ RPM: issue date August 14, 1989
  32. ↑ RPM: issue date August 21, 1989
  33. ↑ RPM: issue date August 28, 1989
  34. ↑ RPM: issue date September 4, 1989
  35. ↑ RPM: issue date September 11, 1989
  36. ↑ RPM: issue date September 18, 1989
  37. ↑ RPM: issue date September 25, 1989
  38. ↑ RPM: issue date October 2, 1989
  39. ↑ RPM: issue date October 9, 1989
  40. ↑ RPM: issue date October 16, 1989
  41. ↑ RPM: issue date October 23, 1989
  42. ↑ RPM: issue date October 30, 1989
  43. ↑ RPM: issue date November 11, 1989
  44. ↑ RPM: issue date November 18, 1989
  45. ↑ RPM: issue date November 25, 1989
  46. ↑ RPM: issue date December 2, 1989
  47. ↑ RPM: issue date December 8, 1990
  48. ↑ RPM: issue date December 16, 1989
  49. ↑ RPM: issue date December 23, 1989
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