List of number-one hits of 1995 (Italy)

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The list of number-one singles of 1995 in Italy includes all the songs that reached the top spot on the weekly chart compiled by the Italian music magazine Musica e Dischi . Musica e dischi also compiled a weekly albums chart in 1995, but in March of the same year, the Federation of the Italian Music Industry started its own chart, which replaced Musica e dischi's as the official Italian albums chart. Compiled by Nielsen, the first FIMI album chart included sales for the week starting on 23 February 1995. [1] This period coincided with the first week of sales for the albums released by the 45th Sanremo Music Festival contestants, the most important music event in Italy. [1]

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Albums

Bruce Springsteen's Greatest Hits was the first album to top the FIMI albums chart, in March 1995. Bruce Springsteen 20080815.jpg
Bruce Springsteen's Greatest Hits was the first album to top the FIMI albums chart, in March 1995.

The album with the most weeks at number one on the FIMI albums chart of 1995 was 883's La donna, il sogno & il grande incubo, which spent ten weeks atop the chart. Made in Heaven by Queen and Non calpestare i fiori nel deserto by Pino Daniele spent six weeks at number one, while Zucchero's Spirito DiVino and Claudio Baglioni's Io sono qui collected four weeks in the top spot. [2]

Musica e dischi Albums Chart
Issue dateAlbumArtist(s)Ref.
2 January Cross Road Bon Jovi [3]
9 January Fields of Gold: The Best of Sting 1984–1994 Sting [4]
16 January [5]
23 JanuaryIl cielo della vergine Marco Masini [6]
30 January [7]
6 February [8]
13 February [9]
20 February [10]
FIMI Albums Chart
Issue dateAlbumArtist(s)Ref.
1 March Greatest Hits Bruce Springsteen [1]
8 MarchLe ragazze Neri per Caso [11]
15 March [12]
22 March [13]
29 MarchNon calpestare i fiori nel deserto Pino Daniele [14]
5 April [15]
12 April [16]
19 April [17]
26 April [18]
3 May Nobody Else Take That [19]
10 May [20]
17 May [21]
24 MayNon calpestare i fiori del desertoPino Daniele [22]
31 MaySpirito DiVino Zucchero [23]
7 June Pulse Pink Floyd [24]
14 JuneSpirito DiVinoZucchero [25]
21 June HIStory: Past, Present and Future, Book I Michael Jackson [26]
28 JuneSpirito DiVinoZucchero [27]
5 JulyLa donna, il sogno & il grande incubo 883 [28]
12 JulySpirito DiVinoZucchero [29]
19 JulyLa donna, il sogno & il grande incubo883 [30]
26 July [29]
2 August [29]
9 August [31]
16 August [32]
23 August [33]
30 August [29]
6 September [34]
13 September [35]
20 September Prendilo tu questo frutto amaro Antonello Venditti [36] [37]
27 September [38]
4 OctoberBuon compleanno, Elvis! Ligabue [39]
11 OctoberIo sono qui Claudio Baglioni [40]
18 October [41]
25 OctoberMondo Luca Carboni [42]
1 NovemberIo sono quiClaudio Baglioni [43]
8 November [44]
15 November Made in Heaven Queen [45]
22 November [46]
29 November [47]
6 December [48]
13 December [49]
20 December Something to Remember Madonna [50] [51]
27 DecemberMade in HeavenQueen [52]

Singles

Issue dateSongArtist(s)Ref.
2 January"Strange Love"Kina [3]
9 January"Song for You" Radio Dee Jay for Christmas [4]
16 January"All I Need Is Love"Indiana [5]
23 January [6]
30 January [7]
6 February [8]
13 February"Round and Around" Ti.Pi.Cal. [9]
20 February"Lick It" 20 Fingers [10]
27 February [53]
6 March"No More I Love You's" Annie Lennox [54]
13 March"Believe" Elton John [11]
20 March [12]
27 March"Your Loving Arms" Billy Ray Martin [13]
3 April"Baby Baby" Corona [14]
10 April [15]
17 April [16]
24 April [17]
1 May [18]
8 May"Missing" Everything but the Girl [19]
15 May [20]
22 May [21]
29 May [22]
5 June [23]
12 June"Scream" Michael Jackson & Janet Jackson [24]
19 June [25]
26 June"The Colour Inside" Ti.Pi.Cal. [26]
3 July [27]
10 July [28]
17 July [55]
24 July [30]
31 July [56]
7 August [57]
14 August [58]
21 August [32]
28 August [33]
30 August"Wrap Me Up" Alex Party [34]
5 September"Hideaway" De'Lacy [35]
12 September [36]
19 September [38]
26 September [39]
3 October"Me and You" Alexia & Double You [40]
10 October"Fairground" Simply Red [41]
17 October"Boombastic" Shaggy [42]
24 October [43]
31 October [44]
7 November [45]
14 November [46]
22 November [47]
30 November"Gangsta's Paradise" Coolio feat. L.V. [48]
7 December"Boombastic"Shaggy [59]
14 December"I Don't Wanna Be a Star"Corona [49]
21 December"Gangsta's Paradise"Coolio feat. L.V. [49]
28 December [60]

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