Number Ones in 1999

The band clams that this song ridicules people who are immersed in hip-hop culture not because they truly love it, but because it is 'trendy'. The song appears on the 'Americana' album.

Number one from Dec 7, 1998 to Jan 17, 1999

'Believe' is one of Cher's most successful singles. From her 'Believe' album, it went 4 x platinum in the USA! Cher remains the only female artist to have #1 hits in each of four consecutive decades, the 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s - wow!

Number one from Jan 18, 1999 to Feb 21, 1999

Britney's most popular single was a worldwide number one smash! This multi-platinum single was the first to be released from her debut album '...Baby One More Time'. 'Baby One More Time' has been covered by Travis, Bowling for Soup, The Dresden Dolls, Doll Factory and Fountains of Wayne!!

Number one from Feb 22, 1999 to Apr 25, 1999

This was the first TLC song to have Rozonda 'Chili' Thomas on lead vocals. It appeared on the album 'Fan Mail'.

Number one from Apr 26, 1999 to Jun 13, 1999

From Sixpence None The Richer's self-titled album, 'Kiss Me' featured on hit teen-drama 'Dawson's Creek'!

Number one from Jun 14, 1999 to Jul 4, 1999

J-Lo's first number one hit! From her album 'On The Six'.

Number one from Jul 5, 1999 to Jul 25, 1999

Originally written in 1962 by Wayne Cochran, and based on a true story. Pearl Jam covered the song after lead singer Eddie Vedder found a copy of it in a used record store! 'Last Kiss' never made it onto a Pearl Jam album, instead it was on the charity compilation 'No Boundaries: A Benefit for the Kosovar Refugees'.

Number one from Jul 26, 1999 to Sep 12, 1999

This catchy tune was the highest selling single of the year! It featured on Lou Bega's album 'A Little Bit Of Mambo'.

Number one from Sep 13, 1999 to Nov 7, 1999

'Blue' appears at #14 on 'Rolling Stone' magazine's list of the 20 Most Annoying Songs Ever! The track is from the album 'Europop'.

Number one from Nov 8, 1999 to Jan 9, 2000