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Song title 139 - Tragedy |
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This page lists the chart runs for songs called "Tragedy" in order of success. This list combines cover versions and distinct songs that happen to share the same title.
If, alternately, you are looking for songs which have the word "Tragedy" somewhere in the title a better alternative would be to look up the word in the site index for t.
| # | Artist | Song Title | Year | Chart Entries |
| 1 | Bee Gees | Tragedy | 1979 | UK 1 - Feb 1979 (10 weeks), US Billboard 1 - Feb 1979 (20 weeks), Record World 1 - 1979, Canada 1 - Feb 1979 (16 weeks), France 1 - Mar 1979 (4 weeks), Italy 1 for 7 weeks - Mar 1979, Eire 1 for 2 weeks - Feb 1979, Canada RPM 1 for 4 weeks - Mar 1979, New Zealand 1 for 6 weeks - Mar 1979, RIANZ 1 - Mar 1979 (13 weeks), Europe 1 for 5 weeks - Mar 1979, France 1 for 4 weeks - Feb 1979, Austria 2 - Apr 1979 (4 months), Switzerland 2 - Mar 1979 (10 weeks), Belgium 2 - Feb 1979 (11 weeks), ODK Germany 2 - Feb 1979 (20 weeks) (10 weeks in top 10), Springbok 2 - Apr 1979 (9 weeks), US Platinum (certified by RIAA in May 1979), France (SNEP) 3 - Mar 1979 (4 months), Holland 4 - Feb 1979 (10 weeks), Norway 4 - Mar 1979 (7 weeks), Italy 4 of 1979, Germany 4 - Mar 1979 (3 months), UK Gold (certified by BPI in Feb 1979), Sweden (alt) 6 - Mar 1979 (12 weeks), Brazil 8 of 1979, Canada 12 of 1979, France (InfoDisc) 14 of the 1970s (peak 1, 26 weeks, 821k sales estimated, 1979), South Africa 14 of 1979, US BB 16 of 1979, US Radio 17 of 1979 (peak 1 11 weeks), US CashBox 19 of 1979, WABC NY 23 of 1979, Scrobulate 79 of disco, OzNet 106, Germany 227 of the 1970s (peak 2 13 weeks), RYM 136 of 1979 |
| 2 | Steps | Tragedy | 1998 | UK 1 - Nov 1998 (30 weeks), New Zealand 1 for 1 week - Mar 1999, Sweden 2 - Feb 1999 (9 weeks), UK Platinum (certified by BPI in Jan 1999), Belgium 8 - Nov 1998 (13 weeks), Holland 22 - Jan 1999 (9 weeks), TOTP 30, UKMIX 80 |
| 3 | Thomas Wayne | Tragedy | 1959 | Canada 4 - Feb 1959 (9 weeks), US Billboard 5 - Jan 1959 (19 weeks), US BB 38 of 1959, US Radio 47 of 1959 (peak 5 8 weeks) |
| 4 | The Fleetwoods | Tragedy | 1961 | Canada 7 - May 1961 (11 weeks), US Billboard 10 - Apr 1961 (12 weeks), US Radio 114 of 1961 (peak 10 4 weeks) |
| 5 | John Hunter | Tragedy | 1984 | Belgium 29 - Mar 1985 (1 week), US Billboard 39 - Dec 1984 (15 weeks) |
| 6 | Marc Anthony | Tragedy | 2001 | Sweden 17 - Dec 2001 (2 weeks), Switzerland 33 - Nov 2001 (3 weeks), ODK Germany 66 - Nov 2001 (3 weeks) |
| 7 | Argent | Tragedy | 1972 | UK 34 - Jun 1972 (7 weeks), RYM 190 of 1972 |
| 8 | DJ Melvin | Tragedy | 2004 | France 9 - Apr 2004 (1 week) |
| 9 | Brian Hyland | Tragedy | 1969 | US Billboard 56 - Jan 1969 (10 weeks) |
Previous Comments (newest first)
3 Jul 2010
song tragedy
Was the song "Tragedy" ever song by a group called "The Browns"
This site only lists hits, rather than all songs released by a particular group. So if you mean to ask did The Browns have a hit anywhere with a song called "Tragedy" we can answer that, they didn't.
We assume that the group you are referring to were the singers of "The Three Bells (Les Trois Cloches)" (which was a big hit in 1959).
They had less successful hits with "The Old Lamplighter", "Scarlet Ribbons (For Her Hair)", "Send Me the Pillow You Dream On", "Blue Christmas", "Ground Hog", "Heaven Fell Last Night", "Teen-Ex" and "The Old Master Painter". All between 1959 and 1962.
"Barbara & The Browns" also had a hit with "Big Party" in 1964, we assume that is a related act.
According to Wikipedia they disbanded in 1967 (although they reunited in 2006). The Wikipedia article has a list of the singles they released, which again doesn't have anything like the title you asked about.