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
From the soundtrack to the top grossing box office film 'Titanic', starring Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio!
Number one from Feb 9, 1998 to Mar 8, 1998
From their self-titled album, this track was originally released in 1983!
Number one from Mar 9, 1998 to Mar 15, 1998
From the All Saint's self-titled album, 'Never Ever' was the first of five number one hits in the UK for the group.
Number one from Mar 16, 1998 to May 3, 1998
From the album 'Come On Over', this song won two Grammys!
Number one from May 4, 1998 to May 31, 1998
The release of this song coincided with a minor line dancing craze in the UK at the time! This appeared on the album 'Step One'.
Number one from Jun 1, 1998 to Jun 7, 1998
From the album 'Love Always', the single also went #1 in US, has become one of the most popular wedding songs of all time!
Number one from Jun 8, 1998 to Jun 14, 1998
Released alongside Ricky's single 'Maria', 'Cup of Life' was the theme tune to the 1998 soccer world cup! This was the highest selling single of the year, from his self-titled album.
Number one from Jun 15, 1998 to Jul 26, 1998
The song was written for the film 'City Of Angels', and featured on the Goo Goo Dolls' album 'Dizzy Up The Girl'.
Number one from Jul 27, 1998 to Aug 30, 1998
From the album 'Postcards From Heaven'. Australia was the only country the British duo have charted at number one.
Number one from Aug 31, 1998 to Sep 6, 1998
The song was nominated for both an Academy Award for Best Song and a Razzie Award for Worst Original Song! From the soundtrack to 'Armageddon'.
Number one from Sep 7, 1998 to Nov 8, 1998
Twin sisters Edele and Keavy Lynch have a brother Shane Lynch who was in the band Boyzone! This track is taken from B*Witched's self titled album.
Number one from Nov 9, 1998 to Nov 22, 1998
Jennifer Paige's biggest hit, went number 1 in Australia, New Zealand, Spain, Denmark, Norway, South Africa and Latvia! Features on her self titled album.
Number one from Nov 23, 1998 to Dec 6, 1998
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