It’s 10 November – what better time to cover the Hallowe’en singles chart?<\/p>\n
1. Jamie Miller – “Babydoll”<\/strong><\/p>\n Three weeks, and it’s number 1 by a mile. It does seem to have slightly passed its peak, but it’s so far ahead of everything else that it’s likely to stay here for a while to come.<\/p>\n This is the chart that came out on Friday 6 November, and it covers the chart week from Friday 30 October to Thursday 5 November. That means it has the peak of the Hallowe’en streaming, which is enough to get a bunch of tracks into the top 40, even though there are almost no worthwhile Hallowe’en tracks. (Join us again next week when the first signs of the Christmas influx arrive.) The top placed is “Thriller” by Michael Jackson<\/strong>, which climbs to an all-time peak of number 5, but it was already in the charts. Let’s run down the others, all of which will be making one-week stays.<\/p>\n 12. Ray Parker Jr – “Ghostbusters”<\/strong><\/p>\n