THE ONES THAT GOT AWAY — THE 1970s
20 fantastic records that never reached UK No.1 on their original release! Every one of these songs has, according to our best research and estimates, sold more than enough over its lifetime to have been a UK No.1 hit. Some have sold vastly more than many actual chart-toppers! Think of “Mr. Brightside” by The Killers or “Wonderwall” by Oasis. Neither reached UK No.1, yet both became enormous long-term successes. Some came agonisingly close, while others found their greatest success years later. They may have missed the top spot, but they certainly didn’t miss out on success!

1970s — The Ones That Got Away

20 unforgettable hits
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David Bowie

“Changes”
1971UK peak: awaiting verification

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The Carpenters

“(They Long to Be) Close to You”
1970UK peak: No.6

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Queen

“Don’t Stop Me Now”
1979UK peak: No.9

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Electric Light Orchestra

“10538 Overture”
1972UK peak: No.9

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The Who

“Won’t Get Fooled Again”
1971UK peak: No.9

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Elton John

“Rocket Man”
1972UK peak: No.2

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David Bowie

“Starman”
1972UK peak: No.10

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Stealers Wheel

“Stuck in the Middle with You”
1972UK peak: No.8

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Queen

“Killer Queen”
1974UK peak: No.2

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Fleetwood Mac

“Go Your Own Way”
1976UK peak: No.38

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Electric Light Orchestra

“Mr. Blue Sky”
1977UK peak: No.6

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Gerry Rafferty

“Baker Street”
1978UK peak: No.3

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The Police

“Roxanne”
1978UK peak: No.12

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ABBA

“Chiquitita”
1979UK peak: No.2

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Kate Bush

“The Man with the Child in His Eyes”
1978UK peak: No.6

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Chic

“Le Freak”
1978UK peak: No.7

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Earth, Wind & Fire

“September”
1978UK peak: No.3

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Sister Sledge

“We Are Family”
1979UK peak: No.8

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The Jam

“Down in the Tube Station at Midnight”
1978UK peak: No.15

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Thin Lizzy

“The Boys Are Back in Town”
1976UK peak: No.8

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