Record Mirror Club Chart

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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. [1]

Contents

Number one singles on the Record Mirror Club Chart

1993

Issue dateClub ChartRef.
TitleArtist(s)
2 January"It's Gonna Be a Lovely Day" The S.O.U.L. S.Y.S.T.E.M. [2]
9 January"The Love I Lost" West End featuring Sybil [2]
13 February"Feel Like Singin'" Sandy B [2]
20 February"I'm Every Woman" Whitney Houston [2]
6 March"Give It to You" Martha Wash [2]
13 March"Pressure" Sunscreem [2]
20 March"Looks Like I'm In Love Again"Keywest featuring Erik [2]
3 April"Sweet Freedom"Positive Gang [2]
10 April"Ain't No Love (Ain't No Use)" Sub Sub featuring Melanie Williams [2]
17 April"Believe in Me" Utah Saints [2]
24 April"U R the Best Thing" D:Ream [2]
1 May"Happiness"Serious Rope featuring Sharon Dee Clarke [2]
15 May"Good Life" Inner City [2]
22 May"Rockin' to the Rhythm"Convert [2]
29 May"The Power" Monie Love [2]
5 June"Thinking of You" Sister Sledge [2]
12 June"Dreams" Gabrielle [2]
19 June"Gimme Luv" David Morales & The Bad Yard Club [2]
3 July"Can't Get Enough of Your Love" Taylor Dayne [2]
10 July"Caught in the Middle" Juliet Roberts [2]
7 August"Slave to the Vibe"Aftershock [2]
21 August"Trippin' on Your Love" Kenny Thomas [2]
28 August"Fantasy" Ten City [2]
4 September"What Happened to the Music" Joey Negro [2]
18 September"Moving On Up" M People [2]
25 September"Stay" Eternal [2]
2 October"Gotta Get It Right" Lena Fiagbe [2]
16 October"Free Love" Juliet Roberts [2]
30 October"So in Love (The Real Deal)" Judy Cheeks [2]
6 November"Power"Nu Colours [2]
20 November"Let Me Show You" K-Klass [2]
27 November"Lemon" U2 [2]
4 December"Here" Dina Carroll [2]
18 December"Save Our Love" Eternal [2]

1994

Issue dateClub ChartRef.
TitleArtist(s)
15 January"The Music's Got Me!" Bass Bumpers [3]
22 January"Why" D Mob featuring Cathy Dennis [4]
29 January"A Deeper Love" Aretha Franklin [5]
12 February"Beautiful People" Barbara Tucker [6]
19 February"I Want You" Juliet Roberts [7]
26 February"Because of Love" Janet Jackson [8]
12 March"Let the Music (Lift You Up)" Loveland [9]
9 April"Reach" Judy Cheeks [10]
30 April"When a Man Loves a Woman" Jody Watley [11]
7 May"Crazy Man"/"Take You Right"X-Clusive/Italian U.M.M. [12]
21 May"Feel What You Want" Kristine W [13]
4 June"Caught in the Middle" Juliet Roberts [14]
18 June"Throb" Janet Jackson [15]
25 June"And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going"Donna Giles [16]
2 July"Satisfy My Love" Sabrina Johnston [17]
9 July"Nite Life" Kim English [18]
16 July"One Day" D Mob [19]
23 July"True Spirit" Carleen Anderson [20]
6 August"Kickin' In the Beat"Pamela Fernandez [21]
13 August"Congo"The Boss [22]
20 August"Break 4 Love" Raze [23]
27 August"The Colour of Love" The Reese Project [24]
3 September"All Over Me"Suzi Carr [25]
17 September"I Want You" Juliet Roberts [26]
24 September"Back It Up" Robin S. [27]
1 October"CantGetaMan CantGetaJob (Life's a Bitch)" Sister Bliss with Colette [28]
22 October"The More I Get, The More I Want"KWS featuring Teddy Pendergrass [29]
29 October"Sweet Funky Thing" Eternal [30]
5 November"Melody of Love" Donna Summer [31]
19 November"Don't Bring Me Down"Spirits [32]
26 November"Be Happy" Mary J. Blige [33]
17 December"Good Life"E.V.E. [34]
24 December"Won't Waste You"/"My Heart Belongs to You"/"Cry for You"/"You Got It" Jodeci [35]

1995

Issue dateClub ChartRef.
TitleArtist(s)
14 January"Don't Give Me Your Life" Alex Party [36]
25 March"Not Over Yet" Grace [37]
6 May"Dreamer" Livin' Joy [38]
13 May"Sex on the Streets" Pizzaman [39]
17 June"3 Is Family" Dana Dawson [40]
26 August"I Feel Love" Donna Summer [41]
21 October"Power of a Woman" Eternal [42]
2 December"The Best Things in Life Are Free" Luther Vandross & Janet Jackson [43]
23 December"Reach" Judy Cheeks [44]

1996

Issue dateClub ChartRef.
TitleArtist(s)
24 February"Disco's Revenge" Gusto [45]
23 March"Keep On Jumpin'" The Lisa Marie Experience [46]
20 April"Always There" Incognito & Jocelyn Brown [47]
11 May"Heaven" Sarah Washington [48]
15 June"Where Love Lives" Alison Limerick [49]
22 June"Keep On Jumpin'" Todd Terry presents Martha Wash & Jocelyn Brown [50]
6 July"Higher State of Consciousness" Josh Wink [51]
24 August"Let's All Chant" Gusto [52]
30 November"Move Any Mountain" The Shamen [53]
30 November"Ultra Flava" Heller and Farley Project [54]

1997

Issue dateClub ChartPop Club ChartUrban Club ChartRef.
TitleArtist(s)TitleArtist(s)TitleArtist(s)
4 January"Get Up (Everybody)" Byron Stingily "2 Become 1" / "Wannabe" Spice Girls Chart not created [55] [56]
11 January"Do You Know" Michelle Gayle [57] [58]
18 January"You Got the Love" The Source [59] [60]
25 January [61] [62]
1 February"Just Playin'" JT Playaz [63] [64]
8 February [65] [66]
15 February"Come on Y'all" / "Let Me Tell You Something" Rhythm Masters [67] [68]
22 February"Alright" Jamiroquai "Party People (Live Your Life Be Free)"Pianoman"I'm Not Feeling You" Yvette Michele [69] [70] [71]
1 March [72] [73] [74]
8 March"Flash" / "Seven Days and One Week" B.B.E. "Don't You Love Me" Eternal [75] [76] [77]
15 March"My Love Is Deep"Sara Parker"Can't Nobody Hold Me Down" Puff Daddy ft. Mase [78] [79] [80]
22 March"Who Do You Think You Are" / "Mama" Spice Girls [81] [82] [83]
29 March"Reverence" Faithless "Don't Speak"Deja Vu ft. Tasmin"Hypnotize" The Notorious B.I.G [84] [85] [86]
5 April"Sensational" Michelle Gayle "Who Do You Think You Are" / "Mama" Spice Girls [87] [88] [89]
12 April"Sensational" Michelle Gayle "Request Line" Zhané [90] [91] [92]
19 April"Shine" The Space Brothers [93] [94] [95]
26 April"You're Not Alone" Olive "Blood on the Dance Floor" Michael Jackson [96] [97] [98]
3 May [99] [100] [101]
10 May"Feel What You Want" Kristine W In My Bed" Dru Hill [102] [103] [104]
17 May I Wanna Be the Only One" Eternal ft. BeBe Winans Love Is All We Need" Mary J. Blige [105] [106] [107]
24 May I Wanna Be the Only One" Eternal ft. BeBe Winans [108] [109] [110]
31 May"Free" Ultra Naté "Ecuador" Sash! ft. Rodriguez "Spirit" Sounds of Blackness ft. Craig Mack [111] [112] [113]
7 June [114] [115] [116]
14 June"Head over Heels" Allure featuring Nas [117] [118] [119]
21 June"Something Goin' On (In Your Soul)" Todd Terry ft. Martha Wash
and Jocelyn Brown 		"Mo Money Mo Problems" The Notorious B.I.G. ft.
Puff Daddy and Mase 		[120] [121] [122]
28 June [123] [124] [125]
5 July [126] [127] [128]
12 July"Moment of My Life"Bobby D'Ambrosio"HIStory" / "Ghosts" Michael Jackson [129] [130] [131]
19 July"Panther Party"Mad Moses [132] [133] [134]
26 July"Clouds" The Source ft. Taka Boom "Not Tonight" Lil' Kim [135] [136] [137]
2 August"Why Don't You Dance With Me"Future Breeze"Don't Go Away" / "U Sexy Thing" / "Everybody Jump Around" Clock "Someone" SWV ft. Puff Daddy [138] [139] [140]
9 August"Plastic Dreams" Jaydee "Gimme Some Love" Gina G [141] [142] [143]
16 August [144] [145] [146]
23 August [147] [148] [149]
30 August"Offshore '97" / "Red Skies" Chicane with Power Circle [150] [151] [152]
6 September"Carry On '97" Martha Wash "Barbie Girl" Aqua "Honey" Mariah Carey [153] [154] [155]
13 September"The Strangest Thing '97" George Michael [156] [157] [158]
20 September"Saturday"East 57th St."Fix" Blackstreet ft. Ol' Dirty Bastard and Slash [159] [160] [161]
27 September"Stay""Sash!" ft. La Trec [162] [163] [164]
4 October"Don't Give Up"Michelle Weeks"Big Bad Mamma" / "Never Seen Before" Foxy Brown ft. Dru Hill and EPMD [165] [166] [167]
11 October"Da Ya Think I'm Sexy" N-Trance ft. Rod Stewart "Angel of Mine" Eternal [168] [169] [170]
18 October"Stay""Sash!" ft. La Trec "Got 'til It's Gone" Janet ft. Q-Tip and Joni Mitchell [171] [172] [173]
25 October"I Believe""Happy Clappers "You Make Me Wanna..." Usher [174] [175] [176]
1 November"Benedictus" / "Nightmare""Brainbug "Open Your Mind '97" U.S.U.R.A. [177] [178] [179]
8 November"Forgiven (I Feel Your Love)" The Space Brothers "Call Me" Blackstreet ft. Jay-Z [180] [181] [182]
15 November"It's Over Love" Todd Terry ft. Shannon "Let's Go Round Again" Louise [183] [184] [185]
22 November"Everything She Wants '97" Wham! "Read My Mind" Conner Reeves [186] [187] [188]
29 November"Belo Horizonti" The Heartists "Missing You" / "Everything" / "I Can Love You" Mary J. Blige [189] [190] [191]
6 December"High Times" Jamiroquai [192] [193] [194]
13 December"So Good" / "Free Love '98" Juliet Roberts "If You Think I'm Jiggy" The Lox [195] [196] [197]
20 December"Doctor Jones" Aqua "Dangerous" Busta Rhymes [198] [199] [200]
27 December"Renegade Master" Wildchild "I Feel Divine"S-J"You Make Me Wanna..." Usher [55] [56] [201]

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