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List of number-one singles on Tio i Topp

Tio i Topp was a radio show that first broadcast in 1961 and was the first official Swedish music chart. Initially broadcast through Sveriges Radio P2, it switched to Sveriges Radio P3 in 1964.[2] Sveriges Radio started the chart in response to criticism from the public, who felt that there wasn't enough material oriented towards a young audience on their radio stations, but also as a way to combat music charts from pirate radio stations Radio Nord and Radio Syd, who had started compiling charts during the late 1950s.[3] The idea behind the show was coined by Carl-Eiwar Carlsson and Klas Burling, who both had history of working in record shops and as such knew what records most teenagers and young adults were buying and consuming and thus wanted to lead a radio show based on this.[4]

Eddie Hodges (right) had the first number-one single on the chart with "I'm Gonna Knock on Your Door" in 1961.[1]

Unlike contemporary record charts, who often compiled lists based on record sales, Tio i Topp based their list on audience reaction; each week a jury consisting of about 200 people were placed in front of a mentometer upon which 15 songs are played through speakers, after which they'd vote on the song they liked most.[2] Ten of these went to the finals while the remaining five had a chance the following show.[5] New songs were introduced to the program each week which all weren't singles; several songs that reached number one on Tio i Topp were either not released as singles or were album tracks.[6] An example of this is "Very Last Day" by the Hollies, which had been featured on their eponymous 1965 album and wasn't released as a single in most of the world; it reached number one in June 1966.[7]

This way of compiling charts also attracted criticism, who thought that records that sold well didn't get the chance.[8] This led to Sveriges Radio starting Kvällstoppen, which compiled a weekly chart based on sales rather than an audience response during the summer of 1962.[9] Both charts competed with each other throughout the 1960s and early 1970s before Tio i Topp ceased broadcasting during the summer of 1974; the growing progg grew disdain for commercialism which Tio i Topp was considered a Swedish milestone in.[5] The first song to reach number one on the chart was "I'm Gonna Knock on Your Door" by Eddie Hodges on 14 October 1961.[1] The last number one was "Sugar Baby Love" by the Rubettes on 29 June 1974.[10]

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Chart history

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† Indicates it also reached number one on Kvällstoppen which is considered the canonical source for Sverigetopplistan.
† Indicates Sommartoppen.[2]

1961

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No. Date Jury cities Song Artist(s) Reference
1 14 October Stockholm and Malmö "I'm Gonna Knock on Your Door" Eddie Hodges [1]
21 October Stockholm and Sundsvall
28 October Stockholm and Norrköping
4 November Stockholm and Luleå
2 11 November Stockholm and Gothenburg "Hit the Road Jack" Ray Charles
3 18 November Stockholm and Östersund "Who Put the Bomp" The Viscounts
4 25 November Stockholm and Norrköping "Sån't är livet" Anita Lindblom
2 December Stockholm and Luleå
9 December Stockholm and Malmö [11]
16 December Stockholm and Gothenburg
23 December Stockholm and Sundsvall
5 30 December Stockholm and Luleå "Multiplication" Bobby Darin

1962

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Pat Boone was at number one for six week with "Speedy Gonzales" during the summer of 1962
No. Date Jury cities Song Artist(s) Reference
6 6 January Stockholm and Malmö "Midnight in Moscow" Kenny Ball and his Jazzmen [11]
re 13 January Stockholm and Gothenburg "Multiplication" Bobby Darin
7 20 January Stockholm and Sundsvall "Let's Twist Again" Chubby Checker
27 January Stockholm and Luleå
8 3 February Stockholm and Malmö "Mexico" Bob Moore [12]
re 10 February Stockholm and Gothenburg "Let's Twist Again" Chubby Checker
17 February Stockholm and Sundsvall
9 24 February Stockholm and Luleå "Happy José (Ching Ching)" Jack Ross
10 3 March Stockholm and Malmö "Walk On By" Leroy Van Dyke
10 March Stockholm and Gothenburg
17 March Stockholm and Sundsvall
24 March Stockholm and Luleå
11 31 March Stockholm and Malmö "Good Luck Charm" Elvis Presley [13]
7 April Stockholm and Gothenburg
12 14 April Stockholm and Sundsvall "Chattanooga Choo Choo" Floyd Cramer
21 April Stockholm and Luleå
28 April Stockholm and Malmö
5 May Stockholm and Gothenburg
12 May Stockholm and Sundsvall
re 19 May Stockholm and Luleå "Good Luck Charm" Elvis Presley
13 26 May Stockholm and Malmö "Lesson One" Russ Conway [14]
2 June Stockholm and Gothenburg
9 June Stockholm and Sundsvall
14 16 June Motala "Caterina Perry Como
15 23 June Karlstad "Luffarevisa" Sven-Ingvars
16 30 June Umeå "Do You Want to Dance Cliff Richard and the Shadows
17 7 July Kristianstad "Ginny Come Lately" Brian Hyland
18 14 July Örebro "I Can't Stop Loving You" Ray Charles
21 July Hudiksvall [15]
19 28 July Borås "Speedy Gonzales" Pat Boone
4 August Skellefteå
11 August Visby
18 August Norrköping
25 August Östersund
1 September Stockholm and Malmö
20 8 September Stockholm and Umeå "Dear One" Larry Finnegan
15 September Stockholm and Gothenburg [16]
22 September Stockholm and Sundsvall
21 29 September Stockholm and Karlstad "The Loco-Motion" Little Eva
6 October Stockholm and Luleå
22 13 October Stockholm and Norrköping "Surfin' Safari" The Beach Boys
20 October Stockholm and Falun
23 27 October Stockholm and Växjö "Twist à Saint-Tropez" Les Chats Sauvages
24 3 November Stockholm and Östersund "Let's Dance" Chris Montez
10 November Stockholm and Örebro [17]
17 November Stockholm and Malmö
25 24 November Stockholm and Umeå "Be-Bop-a-Lula" Gene Vincent
26 1 December Stockholm and Gothenburg "Murder She Says" Ron Goodwin
27 8 December Stockholm and Sundsvall "Bobby's Girl" Marcie Blane
15 December Stockholm and Karlstad
28 22 December Stockholm and Luleå "Return to Sender" Elvis Presley
29 December Stockholm and Norrköping
 
Gerry and the Pacemakers was the first merseybeat British invasion band to reach number one on Tio i Topp.[18]
 
The Beatles had their first number one single with "She Loves You" in November 1963.[19]

1963

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No. Date Jury cities Song Artist(s) Reference
re 5 January Stockholm and Falun "Return to Sender" Elvis Presley [20]
29 12 January Stockholm and Växjö "Stand Up" Michael Cox
19 January Stockholm and Östersund
30 26 January Stockholm and Örebro "Bachelor Boy Cliff Richard and the Shadows
2 February Stockholm and Malmö
31 9 February Stockholm and Umeå "I Saw Linda Yesterday" Dickey Lee
16 February Stockholm and Gothenburg
23 February Stockholm and Sundsvall
2 March Stockholm and Karlstad [21]
9 March Stockholm and Luleå
32 16 March Stockholm and Norrköping "Hey Paula" Paul & Paula
23 March Stockholm and Falun
33 30 March Stockholm and Växsjö "Blame It on the Bossa Nova" Eydie Gormé
6 April Stockholm and Östersund
13 April Stockholm and Örebro
34 20 April Stockholm and Malmö "Greenback Dollar" The Kingston Trio
35 27 April Stockholm and Umeå "Cupboard Love" John Leyton [18]
36 4 May Stockholm and Gothenburg "How Do You Do It?" Gerry and the Pacemakers
11 May Stockholm and Sundsvall
37 18 May Stockholm and Karlstad "Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho" Elvis Presley
38 25 May Stockholm and Luleå "Sandy" Dion DiMucci
1 June Stockholm and Norrköping
39 8 June Stockholm and Falun "Lucky Lips" Cliff Richard and the Shadows
15 June Vänersborg
22 June Skellefteå [22]
29 June Västerås
6 July Borgholm
40 13 July Arvika "Little Band of Gold" James Gilreath
41 20 July Ystad "(You're the) Devil in Disguise" Elvis Presley
27 July Kiruna
3 August Nyköping
10 August Lycksele
17 August Jönköping [23]
24 August Härnösand
31 August Visby
7 September Stockholm and Gävle
42 14 September Stockholm and Örebro "Just Like Eddie" Heinz Burt
43 21 September Stockholm and Kalmar "Cottonfields" Ace Cannon
44 28 September Stockholm and Karlstad "L'amour s'en va" Françoise Hardy
45 5 October Stockholm and Piteå "My Whole World Is Falling Down" Brenda Lee
12 October Stockholm and Norrköping [19]
46 19 October Stockholm and Varberg "Detroit City" Bobby Bare
47 26 October Stockholm and Umeå "If I Had a Hammer" Trini Lopez
re 2 November Stockholm and Kristianstad "Detroit City" Bobby Bare
48 9 November Stockholm and Sundsvall "She Loves You" The Beatles
16 November Stockholm and Uppsala
30 November Stockholm and Eskilstuna
7 December Stockholm and Växjö
49 14 December Stockholm and Kristinehamn "Diggity Doggety" Streaplers [24]
re 21 December Stockholm and Luleå "She Loves You The Beatles
28 December Stockholm and Linköping
 
The Beatles had five number one hits on Tio i Topp in 1964, totalling 18 weeks.[24]
 
Tages holding a copy of their debut single "Sleep Little Girl", which reached number one that year.[25]

1964

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No. Date Jury cities Song Artist(s) Reference
50 4 January Stockholm and Gothenburg "I Want to Hold Your Hand" The Beatles [24]
11 January Stockholm and Skellefteå
18 January Stockholm and Malmö
25 January Stockholm and Östersund
51 1 February Stockholm and Visby "Hippy Hippy Shake" The Swinging Blue Jeans
52 8 February Stockholm and Falun "Surfin' Bird" The Trashmen [26]
53 15 February Stockholm and Örebro "All My Loving" The Beatles
22 February Stockholm and Jönköping
29 February Stockholm and Karlstad
7 March Stockholm and Kiruna
14 March Stockholm and Norrköping
54 21 March Stockholm and Halmstad "Can't Buy Me Love"
55 28 March Stockholm and Lycksele "Bonnie B" Jerry Lee Lewis
re 4 April Stockholm and Helsingborg "Can't Buy Me Love" The Beatles [27]
11 April Stockholm and Sundsvall
56 18 April Stockholm and Norrtälje "California Sun" The Rivieras
25 April Stockholm and Hedemora
57 2 May Stockholm and Västerås "Suspicion" Terry Stafford
9 May Stockholm and Växjö
58 16 May Stockholm and Arvika "My Boy Lollipop Millie Small
59 23 May Stockholm and Luleå "Don't Throw Your Love Away" The Searchers
30 May Stockholm and Nyköping [28]
6 June Stockholm and Gothenburg
60 13 June Kungsbacka and Falkenberg "Tennessee Waltz" Alma Cogan
20 June Kiruna and Narvik
27 June Norrköping and Vimmerby
4 July Landskrona and Simrishamn
11 July Ludvika and Borlänge
18 July Vänersborg and Lysekil
25 July Lycksele and Umeå [29]
1 August Oskarshamn and Eksjö
61 8 August Västerås and Uppsala "Ain't She Sweet" The Beatles
62 15 August Hudiksvall and Söderhamn "Do Wah Diddy Diddy" Manfred Mann
22 August Jönköping and Tranås
29 August Filipstad and Kristinehamn
5 September Stockholm and Örnsköldsvik
63 12 September Stockholm and Gothenburg "A Hard Day's Night" The Beatles
64 19 September Stockholm and Boden "Have I the Right?" The Honeycombs [30]
re 26 September Stockholm and Malmö "A Hard Day's Night" The Beatles
65 3 October Stockholm and Motala "Oh, Pretty Woman" Roy Orbison
66 10 October Stockholm and Umeå "I Should Have Known Better" The Beatles
re 17 October Stockholm and Köping "Oh, Pretty Woman" Roy Orbison
re 24 October Stockholm and Växjö "I Should Have Known Better" The Beatles
31 October Stockholm and Sandviken
7 November Stockholm and Karlstad
14 November Stockholm and Södertälje [25]
21 November Stockholm and Sundsvall
67 28 November Stockholm and Skara "Sleep Little Girl" Tages
68 5 December Stockholm and Luleå "Let Me Show You Who I Am" The Shanes
69 12 December Stockholm and Karlskrona "Tell Me" The Rolling Stones
19 December Stockholm and Norrköping
26 December Stockholm and Skellefteå
 
The Rolling Stones had several songs on the chart in 1965.

1965

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No. Date Jury cities Song Artist(s) Reference
69 2 January Stockholm and Örebro "Tell Me" The Rolling Stones [25]
9 January Stockholm and Nybro [31]
16 January Stockholm and Falun
70 23 January Stockholm and Hagfors "That's The Way" The Honeycombs
30 January Stockholm and Visby
6 February Stockholm and Bollnäs
71 13 February Stockholm and Uddevalla "Keep Searchin' (We'll Follow the Sun)" Del Shannon
72 20 February Stockholm and Piteå "Rock and Roll Music" The Beatles
27 February Stockholm and Hässleholm
6 March Stockholm and Vimmerby [32]
13 March Stockholm and Vilhelmina
20 March Stockholm and Strängnäs
27 March Stockholm and Eksjö
4 April Stockholm and Mora
73 10 April Stockholm and Säffle "The Last Time" The Rolling Stones
74 17 April Stockholm and Uppsala "Cadillac" The Hep Stars
re 24 April Stockholm and Östersund "The Last Time" The Rolling Stones
75 1 May Stockholm and Lidköping "Ticket to Ride" The Beatles [33]
76 8 May Stockholm and Gällivare "Farmer John" The Hep Stars
15 May Stockholm and Sölvesborg
22 May Stockholm and Katrineholm
29 May Stockholm and Lycksele
77 5 June Stockholm and Sala "Bring It On Home to Me" The Animals
78 12 June Kalmar "Here Comes the Night" Them
re 19 June Rättvik "Bring It On Home to Me" The Animals
79 26 June Laholm "The Birds and the Bees" Alma Cogan [34]
3 July Kramfors
80 10 July Linköping "I'll Follow the Sun" The Beatles
81 17 July Uddevalla "Bald Headed Woman" The Hep Stars
24 July Skellefteå
31 July Visby
7 August Karlstad
82 14 August Ronneby "Mr. Tambourine Man" The Byrds
21 August Haparanda [35]
83 28 August Eskilstuna "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction" The Rolling Stones
4 September Stockholm and Sundsvall
11 September Stockholm and Västervik
18 September Stockholm and Trelleborg
25 September Stockholm and Alingsås
84 2 October Stockholm and Skutskär "Eve of Destruction" Barry McGuire
9 October Stockholm and Askersund
16 October Stockholm and Vännäs [36]
23 October Stockholm and Hagfors
85 30 October Stockholm and Mjölby "Yesterday" The Beatles
6 November Stockholm and Piteå
13 November Stockholm and Helsingborg
27 November Stockholm and Skövde
86 4 December Stockholm and Värnamo "Yesterday Man" Chris Andrews
11 December Stockholm and Östersund
18 December Stockholm and Haparanda [37]
  • The voting that was to take place on 20 November 1965 was cancelled as Sveriges Radio held a show known as Europatoppen in its place.[36]
  • The voting that was to take place on 25 December 1965 was cancelled as it was Christmas Day, a holiday.[37]
 
The Hep Stars had two number one singles on the chart for nine weeks, longer than any other artist.
 
Manfred Mann were at number one for four weeks with "Just Like a Woman".

1966

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No. Date Jury cities Song Artist(s) Reference
87 1 January Stockholm and Norrköping "We Can Work It Out" The Beatles [37]
88 8 January Stockholm and Malung "Stop The Music" Lenne and the Lee Kings
re 15 January Stockholm and Gothenburg "We Can Work It Out" The Beatles
22 January Stockholm and Malmö
89 29 January Stockholm and Fagersta "Till the End of the Day" The Kinks
90 5 February Stockholm and Lycksele "Michelle" The Beatles
12 February Stockholm and Tranås
19 February Stockholm and Kumla [38]
26 February Stockholm and Säffle
5 March Stockholm and Härnösand
91 12 March Stockholm and Filipstad "These Boots Are Made for Walkin'" Nancy Sinatra
92 19 March Stockholm and Lund "L. O. D. (Love On Delivery)" Lenne and the Lee Kings
93 26 March Stockholm and Hofors "Love Was On Your Mind" Ola and the Janglers
94 2 April Stockholm and Borås "Sunny Girl" The Hep Stars
9 April Stockholm and Söderköping
16 April Stockholm and Kiruna [39]
23 April Stockholm and Nybro
95 30 April Stockholm and Ånge "You Don't Love Me" Gary Walker
re 7 May Stockholm and Lysekil "Sunny Girl" The Hep Stars
14 May Stockholm and Simrishamn
96 21 May Stockholm and Umeå "Wedding"
28 May Stockholm and Kristinehamn
4 June Stockholm and Malung
97 11 June Eskilstuna "Very Last Day" The Hollies [7]
18 June Sundsvall
25 June Karlstad
98 2 July Trelleborg "Bald Headed Lena" The Lovin' Spoonful
99 9 July Boden "Bus Stop" The Hollies
16 July Visby
23 July Karlshamn
100 30 July Varberg "In My Dreams" Tages
6 August Mora [40]
101 13 August Västervik "With a Girl Like You" The Troggs
20 August Lycksele
102 27 August Tranås "The End Of The World" Mike Wallace and the Caretakers
103 3 September Stockholm, Malmö and Luleå "Just Like a Woman" Manfred Mann
10 September Stockholm, Sundsvall and Gothenburg
17 September Stockholm, Karlstad and Norrköping
24 September Stockholm, Umeå and Örebro
104 1 October Stockholm, Borlänge and Växjö "Poetry in Motion" Ola and the Janglers [41]
105 8 October Stockholm, Hässleholm and Piteå "Little Man" Sonny & Cher
15 October Stockholm, Trollhättan and Leksand
22 October Stockholm, Jokkmokk, Nybro
106 29 October Stockholm, Filipstad and Linköping "Dum Dum (Marble Breaks And Iron Bends)" The Deejays
5 November Stockholm, Skellefteå and Askersund
12 November Stockholm, Lund and Krylbo
107 26 November Stockholm, Kristinehamn and Värnamo "Puff, the Magic Dragon Fabulous Four
3 December Stockholm, Hudiksvall and Finspång [42]
10 December Stockholm, Åsele and Nora
108 17 December Stockholm, Söderhamn and Borgholm "Mellow Yellow" Donovan
109 31 December Stockholm, Ystad and Haparanda "Alex Is The Man" Ola and the Janglers
  • The chart that was compiled on 8 January 1966 is often considered disqualified from the Tio i Topp canon because of Lenne and the Lee Kings doing a voting coup in order to secure votes for their "Stop The Music".[43][37]
  • On 3 September 1966, following Sommartoppen, the standard two jury cities were expanded to three to combat voting coups.[40]
  • The voting that was to take place on 19 November 1966 was cancelled as Sveriges Radio held a show known as Europatoppen in its place.[41]
  • The voting that was to take place on 24 December 1966 was cancelled as it was Christmas Day, a holiday.[42]
  • 1966 was the last year to feature Sommartoppen, which would not return again.[2]
 
The Who had their only number one-song on Tio i Topp with "Bucket 'T'", which wasn't released as a single anywhere else.
 
Tommy Körberg had one of his first and biggest hits with "Somebody's Taken Maria Away", which featured his backing band the Maniacs.
 
The Bee Gees had their first number one single with "Massachusetts"

1967

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No. Date Jury cities Song Artist(s) Reference
110 7 January Stockholm, Gävle and Falkenberg "Sherry" The Red Squares [42]
14 January Stockholm, Vilhelmina and Sunne
111 21 January Stockholm, Junsele and Jönköping "I'm a Believer" The Monkees
28 January Stockholm, Kristianstad and Skänninge
112 4 February Stockholm, Hallstahammar and Östhammar "Bucket 'T'" The Who [44]
11 February Stockholm, Arvidsjaur and Ockelbo
18 February Stockholm, Gränna and Torsby
113 25 February Stockholm, Halmstad and Lycksele "Penny Lane" The Beatles
4 March Stockholm, Ängelholm and Söderköping
11 March Stockholm, Arboga and Krokom
114 18 March Stockholm, Vansbro and Alingsås "On a Carousel" The Hollies
25 March Stockholm, Karlstad and Luleå
1 April Stockholm, Mönsterås and Höganäs [45]
115 8 April Stockholm, Strömsund and Motala "The Girl I Knew Somewhere" The Monkees
15 April Stockholm, Robertsfors and Hallsberg
22 April Stockholm, Smedjebacken and Tidaholm
29 April Stockholm, Boden and Tierp
116 6 May Stockholm, Hagfors and Ljungby "Baby Talk" The Deejays
13 May Stockholm, Örebro and Sundsvall
20 May Stockholm, Hörby and Oxelösund
27 May Stockholm, Storvik and Boliden [46]
117 3 June Stockholm, Mölndal and Kalix "The Lion Sleeps Tonight" The Hounds
10 June Stockholm, Åseda and Malmköping
17 June Stockholm, Lycksele and Olofström
24 June Stockholm, Falkenberg and Skoghall
118 1 July Stockholm, Hudiksvall and Kungsör "Carrie Anne" The Hollies
8 July Stockholm, Falun and Visby
15 July Eskilstuna, Falsterbo and Piteå
119 22 July Mora, Västervik and Örnsköldsvik "All You Need Is Love" The Beatles [47]
29 July Borgholm, Helsingborg and Rättvik
5 August Arvika, Mölndal and Skellefteå
12 August Boden, Norrköping and Älmhult
120 19 August Landskrona, Karlskoga and Varberg "San Francisco (Be Sure to Wear Flowers in Your Hair)" Scott McKenzie
26 August Kungsbacka, Sandviken and Vännäs
2 September Stockholm, Västerås and Sundsvall
121 9 September Jokkmokk, Leksand and Ronneby "Somebody's Taken Maria Away" Tom & Mick & Maniacs
16 September Stockholm, Emmaboda and Hultsfred [48]
23 September Lycksele, Simrishamn and Skutskär
1 October Järpen, Lammhult and Åtvidaberg
7 October Kiruna, Kristinehamn and Lysekil
14 October Köping, Nynäshamn and Åsele
122 21 October Stockholm, Alingsås and Eslöv "Thinkin' Ain't For Me" Paul Jones
123 28 October Stockholm, Mjölby and Orsa "Excerpt from A Teenage Opera" Keith West
124 4 November Rimbo, Växjö and Älvsbyn "Massachusetts" Bee Gees
11 November Ljusne, Torsby and Örebro [49]
18 November Stockholm, Ulricehamn and Säter
25 November Laholm, Södertälje and Umeå
125 2 December Malmberget, Nyköping and Tranås "Hello, Goodbye The Beatles
9 December Stockholm, Bollnäs and Lindesberg
16 December Norrsundet, Säffle and Vaxholm
23 December Karlstad, Kisa and Luleå
30 December Stockholm, Gothenburg and Malmö
  • Stockholm was disqualified as a permanent jury city following a voting coup by the band Science Poption in order to make their single "Buckingham Palace" a hit.[2]
 
The Tremeloes had their only number one-song on Tio i Topp with "Suddenly You Love Me" in February.
 
Mary Hopkin was at number one for several weeks during the autumn of 1968.

1968

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No. Date Jury cities Song Artist(s) Reference
125 6 January Alvesta, Falun and Klippan "Hello, Goodbye" The Beatles [50]
126 13 January Jakobsberg, Härnösand and Oxelösund "Dear Eloise" The Hollies
127 20 January Stockholm, Borås and Örebro "Spicks and Specks" Bee Gees
27 January Stockholm, Robertsfors and Höganäs
3 February Stockholm, Arvika and Kalix
128 10 February Gothenburg, Leksand and Mönsterås "Suddenly You Love Me" The Tremeloes
129 17 February Enköping, Holmsund and Malmö "Mighty Quinn" Manfred Mann
24 February Arboga, Sundsvall and Uppsala
2 March Gnesta, Gothenburg and Vallentuna [51]
9 March Stockholm, Ludvika and Piteå
130 16 March Markaryd, Strömstad and Trelleborg "The Legend of Xanadu" Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich
23 March Stockholm, Skoghall and Frövi
131 30 March Iggesund, Slite and Umeå "Lady Madonna" The Beatles
re 6 April Stockholm, Falun and Köping "The Legend of Xanadu" Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich
13 April Gothenburg, Karlstad and Linköping "Lady Madonna" The Beatles
132 20 April Malmö, Skellefteå and Växjö "Congratulations" Cliff Richard
27 April Stockholm, Kristinehamn and Sundsvall [52]
4 May Södertälje, Gothenburg and Piteå
133 11 May Stockholm, Halmstad and Sandviken "Jennifer Eccles" The Hollies
134 18 May Norrköping, Malmö and Umeå "Simon Says" 1910 Fruitgum Company
25 May Stockholm, Kalmar and Visby
1 June Jury cities abolished
8 June
135 15 June "Things" Nancy Sinatra and Dean Martin
22 June [53]
29 June
6 July
13 July
20 July
27 July
136 3 August "Happy Birthday Sweet Sixteen" Flamingokvintetten
10 August
17 August [54]
137 24 August "Blue Eyes" Don Partridge
31 August
7 September
138 14 September "Hey Jude" The Beatles
21 September
28 September
5 October
12 October [55]
139 19 October "Those Were the Days" Mary Hopkin
26 October
2 November
140 9 November "Let's Dance" Ola and the Janglers
16 November
23 November
141 30 November "Little Arrows" Leapy Lee
7 December [56]
14 December
21 December
28 December
  • From 1 June 1968 onwards, the jury cities and voting system were abolished entirely; instead Sveriges Radio now relied on the government agency Statistiska Centralbyrån (SCB) to call up people across the country every week.[52]
 
The Marmalade were the first artists to reach number one in 1969.
 
Elvis Presley had his last number one-single and biggest hit with "In the Ghetto" during the summer of 1969.

1969

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No. Date Song Artist(s) Reference
142 4 January "Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da" The Marmalade [56]
11 January
18 January
25 January
1 February [57]
143 8 February "Da Doo Ron Ron" Claes Dieden
15 February
144 22 February "One Way Ticket" Eleanor Bodel
1 March
8 March
15 March
22 March
145 29 March "Where Do You Go To (My Lovely)?" Peter Sarstedt [58]
5 April
12 April
146 19 April "Boom Bang-a-Bang" Lulu
147 26 April "Goodbye" Mary Hopkin
3 May
10 May
148 17 May "I-Feel-Like-I'm-Fixin'-to-Die" Country Joe and the Fish
24 May [59]
31 May
7 June
149 14 June "Israelites" Desmond Dekker And The Aces
21 June
150 28 June "In the Ghetto" Elvis Presley
5 July
12 July
19 July [60]
26 July
2 August
9 August
16 August
151 23 August "In the Year 2525" Zager and Evans
30 August
6 September
13 September [61]
20 September
27 September
152 4 October "Keep On" Jerry Williams
11 October
18 October
25 October
153 1 November "Good Morning Starshine" Oliver
8 November [62]
15 November
22 November
29 November
6 December
154 13 December "Simple Song of Freedom" Tim Hardin
20 December
27 December
 
Tim Hardin had a long-runner on Tio i Topp with "Simple Song of Freedom"
 
Chris Andrews had a huge hit with "Pretty Belinda"
 
"Lookin' out My Back Door" by Creedence Clearwater Revival was the song at number one the longest, at ten weeks.

1970

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No. Date Song Artist(s) Reference
154 3 January "Simple Song of Freedom" Tim Hardin [63]
10 January
17 January
155 24 January "Maxwell's Silver Hammer" George Howe
31 January
156 7 February "Walkin' Back to Happiness" Suzie
157 14 February "All I Have to Do Is Dream" Bobbie Gentry and Glen Campbell
21 February
158 28 February "Uppblåsbara Barbara" Robert Broberg [64]
7 March
14 March
159 21 March "Love Grows (Where My Rosemary Goes)" Edison Lighthouse
28 March
4 April
11 April
18 April
160 25 April "Arizona" Mark Lindsay [65]
2 May
9 May
161 16 May "Pretty Belinda" Chris Andrews
23 May
30 May
6 June
13 June
20 June [66]
27 June
4 July
162 11 July "In the Summertime" Mungo Jerry
18 July
25 July
1 August
163 8 August "Cottonfields" The Beach Boys
15 August [67]
164 22 August "Today I Killed a Man I Didn't Know" Roger James Cooke
29 August
5 September
12 September
165 19 September "Lookin' out My Back Door" Creedence Clearwater Revival
26 September
3 October
10 October [68]
17 October
24 October
31 October
7 November
14 November
21 November
166 28 November "Cracklin' Rosie" Neil Diamond
5 December [69]
12 December
19 December
26 December
 
George Harrison had his only number one hit with "My Sweet Lord", which was at number one for seven weeks in the spring of 1971
 
Lalla Hansson had his only hit single with "Anna och mej"

1971

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No. Date Song Artist(s) Reference
167 2 January "Candida" Tony Orlando and Dawn [69]
9 January
16 January
168 23 January "My Sweet Lord" George Harrison
30 January [70]
6 February
13 February
20 February
27 February
6 March
169 13 March "Rose Garden" Lynn Anderson
20 March
27 March [71]
3 April
170 10 April "Chirpy Chirpy Cheep Cheep" Middle of the Road
17 April
24 April
1 May
171 8 May "Un banc, un arbre, une rue" Séverine
172 15 May "Goin' Back to Indiana" The Jackson 5
22 May [72]
173 29 May "Funny, Funny" The Sweet
5 June
174 12 June "Shake A Hand" José Feliciano
19 June
175 26 June "Butterfly" Danyel Gérard
3 July
10 July
17 July [73]
176 24 July "Indian Reservation (The Lament of the Cherokee Reservation Indian)" The Raiders
31 July
7 August
14 August
21 August
28 August
4 September
177 11 September "Eat at Home" Paul and Linda McCartney [74]
18 September
25 September
2 October
178 9 October "Anna och mej" Lalla Hansson
179 16 October "Tom-Tom Turnaround" New World
23 October
30 October
6 November [75]
13 November
180 20 November "Mamy Blue" Pop-Tops
27 November
181 4 December "Soley Soley" Middle of the Road
11 December
18 December
26 December
 
The New Seekers had two number one songs totaling six weeks
 
Michael Jackson had his first and only solo hit with "Rockin' Robin".
 
ABBA had their first number one with "He Is Your Brother" under the name Björn, Benny, Agnetha & Anni-Frid.

1972

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No. Date Song Artist(s) Reference
181 2 January "Soley Soley" Middle of the Road [76]
8 January
15 January
22 January
182 29 January "Help (Get Me Some Help)" Tony Ronald
5 February
12 February
183 19 February "(Is This the Way to) Amarillo" Tony Christie
184 26 February "Poppa Joe" The Sweet [77]
re 4 March "(Is This the Way to) Amarillo" Tony Christie
11 March
18 March
25 March
1 April
185 8 April "I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing (In Perfect Harmony)" The New Seekers
186 15 April "Son of My Father" Chicory Tip
22 April [78]
187 29 April "Beg, Steal or Borrow" The New Seekers
6 May
13 May
20 May
188 27 May "Down by the Lazy River" The Osmonds
re 3 June "Beg, Steal or Borrow" The New Seekers
189 10 June "Beautiful Sunday" Daniel Boone
re 17 June "Down By The Lazy River" The Osmonds [79]
190 24 June "Rockin' Robin" Michael Jackson
1 July
8 July
191 15 July "Sister Jane" New World
re 22 July "Beautiful Sunday" Daniel Boone
29 July "Sister Jane" New World
5 August "Beautiful Sunday" Daniel Boone
12 August [80]
19 August
192 26 August "I've Found My Freedom" Mac and Katie Kissoon
re 2 September "Sister Jane" New World
9 September "I've Found My Freedom" Mac and Katie Kissoon
16 September
23 September [81]
193 30 September "Hello-A" Mouth and MacNeal
7 October
14 October
21 October
194 28 October "We Are Going Down Jordan" Heritage
195 4 November "He's An Indian Cowboy In The Rodeo" Buffy Sainte-Marie [82]
11 November
18 November
196 25 November "Hey, You Love" Mouth and MacNeal
2 December
9 December
197 16 December "Mouldy Old Dough" Lieutenant Pigeon [83]
198 23 December "A Teenager in Love" Donny Osmond
199 30 December "He Is Your Brother Björn, Benny, Agnetha & Anni-Frid
 
Elton John managed to reach number one in both January and December.
 
Jose Feliciano in January and February 1973 had his second number one after previous hit "Shake A Hand" in 1971.
 
Björn Skifs managed two number-ones with his band Blåblus.

1973

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No. Date Song Artist(s) Reference
200 6 January "Loop Di Love" Shag [83]
201 13 January "Crocodile Rock" Elton John
202 20 January "Feliz Navidad" José Feliciano
27 February [84]
203 3 February "Mexico" Les Humphries Singers
re 10 February "Feliz Navidad" José Feliciano
17 February
204 24 February "Cotton Jenny" Jerry Williams
3 March
205 10 March "It Never Rains in Southern California" Albert Hammond [85]
206 17 March "Ring Ring" Björn, Benny, Agnetha & Anni-Frid
24 March
31 March
7 April
207 14 April "Power to All Our Friends" Cliff Richard
21 April [86]
28 April
5 May
12 May
208 19 May "Hooked on a Feeling" Björn Skifs and Blåblus
26 May
209 2 June [87]
210 9 June "Good Grief Christina" Chicory Tip
re 16 June "Hooked on a Feeling" Björn Skifs and Blåblus
211 23 June "Clap Your Hands And Stamp Your Feet" Bonnie St. Claire
re 30 June "Good Grief Christina" Chicory Tip
212 7 July "Over and Over" The James Boys
213 14 July "Sandy" Svenne and Lotta [88]
21 July
28 July
4 August
11 August
214 18 August "The Free Electric Band" Albert Hammond
215 25 August "Silly Milly" Björn Skifs and Blåblus [89]
1 September
8 September
216 15 September "Killing Me Softly with His Song" Roberta Flack
22 September
29 September
217 6 October "Hideaway" Lena-Maria [90]
13 October
20 October
218 27 October "Goin' Home" The Osmonds
3 November
219 10 November "What About Me" Anne Murray
220 17 November "The Ballroom Blitz" The Sweet [91]
221 24 November "Knockin' on Heaven's Door" Bob Dylan
1 December
222 8 December "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road" Elton John
15 December
re 22 December "Knockin' on Heaven's Door" Bob Dylan
223 29 December "Loves Me Like a Rock" Paul Simon [92]
 
Harpo had a number one song with "Sayonara" for five weeks.
 
The Rubettes had the final number-one single on Tio i Topp with "Sugar Baby Love".

1974

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No. Date Song Artist(s) Reference
re 5 January "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road" Elton John [92]
224 12 January "My Whole World Is Falling Down" Birgitta Wollgård
225 19 January "Sayonara" Harpo
26 January
2 February
9 February [93]
16 February
226 23 February "Kansas City" Les Humphries Singers
227 2 March "Union Silver" Middle of the Road
228 9 March "Working in the Coal Mine" Björn Skifs and Blåblus
229 16 March "Waterloo" ABBA
23 March [94]
30 March
230 6 April "Dark Lady" Cher
re 13 April "Waterloo" ABBA
231 20 April "Seasons in the Sun" Terry Jacks
232 27 April "I See a Star" Mouth and MacNeal
4 May [95]
re 11 May "Seasons in the Sun" Terry Jacks
233 18 May "Hasta Mañana" ABBA
re 25 May "Seasons in the Sun" Terry Jacks
1 June
8 June
234 15 June "Everyday" Slade [10]
235 22 June "Sugar Baby Love" The Rubettes
29 June

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