Number Ones in 1997

Number one in 22 nations, this single is from their debut album 'Spice'.

Number one from Oct 28, 1996 to Jan 12, 1997

Savage Garden's first number one, from their million selling debut self titled album.

Number one from Jan 13, 1997 to Jan 19, 1997

Silverchair's second number one to date, featured on the album 'Freak Show'.

Number one from Jan 20, 1997 to Feb 2, 1997

The song is written about the rocky relationship between No Doubt singer Gwen Stefani and bassist Tony Kanal. From their 'Tragic Kingdom' album.

Number one from Feb 3, 1997 to Mar 30, 1997

'Truly, Madly, Deeply', from their self-titled debut album, remained at #1 for 8 weeks running, while Savage Garden's album was also at number one on the Australian albums chart!

Number one from Mar 31, 1997 to May 25, 1997

One of the biggest debut singles of all time in Australia, 'MMM Bop' became only the second debut single to go straight to number one. From Hanson's hit album 'Middle of Nowhere.'

Number one from May 26, 1997 to Jul 27, 1997

Sampled the melody from The Police's hit 'Every Breath You Take' and became a number one hit worldwide! On Puff Daddy's (now known as P Diddy) album 'No Way Out'.

Number one from Jul 28, 1997 to Aug 31, 1997

From the soundtrack to the movie, which also starred Will Smith, 'Men In Black'.

Number one from Sep 1, 1997 to Sep 28, 1997

Re-Released as a double single with 'Candle In The Wind 1997', which was re-worked in honour of the late Princess Diana. This is, to date, the highest selling single of all time!

Number one from Sep 29, 1997 to Nov 9, 1997

From the album 'Aquarium'. In 2007, Rolling Stone Magazine voted 'Barbie Girl' as one of the 20 Most Annoying Songs of all time!

Number one from Nov 10, 1997 to Nov 30, 1997

This track was the official song for Australia's National Rugby League in 1998, and featured on the album 'Tubthumper'.

Number one from Dec 1, 1997 to Dec 21, 1997

From Aqua's album 'Aquarium'. The video for the song is a parody of the 'Indiana Jones' film trilogy!

Number one from Dec 22, 1997 to Feb 8, 1998