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      • Madonna’s first Billboard Hot 100 hit (though not her first single), debuted at No. 88 on Oct. 29, 1983 – and the chart hasn’t been the same ever since. The cut would eventually rise to No. 16 on Jan. 18, 1984 and was the first of three top 20 singles from Madonna’s self-titled debut album.
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      Madonna's 40 Biggest Billboard Hits

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    Madonna's most recent multi-platinum single, "Popular" (2023), became her first top ten in the UK since "Celebration" (2009), [18] and made her the second woman (after Cher) to chart a new song on the Billboard Hot 100 in five different decades.

  4. www.thisisdig.com › feature › complete-madonnaMadonna Number Ones: All 20 US And UK Chart-Topping Singles

    Dec 29, 2021 · The US was shocked yet thrilled at her performance and, when the Mary Lambert-directed video hit playlists, the single – the first in an incredible run of 20 Madonna No.1s – sprinted to the top spot in just five weeks.

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    Madonna's UK Number 1 singles include Into The Groove, 1986's Papa Don't Preach and True Blue, 1987's La Isla Bonita and Who's That Girl and Like A Prayer in 1989.

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  7. www.officialcharts.com › chart-news › madonna-sMadonna’s Official Top 40 Biggest Selling Singles

    • Into The Groove (1985) It’s only right that the song that should rule them all is Her Madgesty’s very first Number 1, the song that started off a run of 13 Number 1 singles, more than any other female artist in British chart history.
    • Like A Virgin (1984) This is the one where everything changed for Madonna and she began to resemble the unstoppable force that would dominate pop in the Eighties.
    • Crazy For You (1985, 1991) Madonna’s most successful ballad is officially this track that never actually appeared on any of her studio albums. Taken from the frankly dodgy movie Vision Quest – which would later be renamed Crazy For You for reasons we’re sure aren’t that hard to work out – Crazy For You saw Madge slow things down in the middle of the Madonna mania of the mid-eighties and reach Number 2.
    • Holiday (1984, 1985, 1990) The tune where it all began, which was so popular, she released it three times. Landing at Number 6 in winter 1984 and scoring Madonna her first Top 10, the song went on to bigger success the following year.

  8. www.officialcharts.com › chart-news › madonnas-topMadonna's Top 20 biggest songs on the Official Chart

    Aug 25, 2018 · Since her very first hit in 1984 (Holiday) she's notched up 71 Top 40 singles, of which 63 went Top 10, including a record-breaking 13 Number 1 hits, and has earned herself the title of...

  9. www.billboard.com › lists › madonnas-40-biggestMadonna's 40 Biggest Billboard Hits

    Aug 16, 2024 · The cut would eventually rise to No. 16 on Jan. 18, 1984 and was the first of three top 20 singles from Madonna’s self-titled debut album.

  10. www.smoothradio.com › artists › madonnaMadonna's 20 greatest songs ever, ranked - Smooth - Smooth Radio

    Jun 28, 2023 · Initially written for her friend Mark Kamins, she later decided to use it for the soundtrack of her film Desperately Seeking Susan. It was her first number one single in the UK. 'Open Your Heart' (1986) Madonna - Open Your Heart. Originally a rock and roll song titled 'Follow Your Heart', this was written for Cyndi Lauper.