Song title 590 - Rhythm of the Night

This page lists the chart entries for songs called "Rhythm of the Night" in order of success. This list combines cover versions and distinct songs that happen to share the same title.

#	Artist	Song Title	Year	Chart Entries
1	Corona	Rhythm of the Night	1994	Italy 1 of 1994, UK 2 - Sep 1994 (18 weeks), France 4 - May 1994 (1 week), Switzerland 4 - May 1994 (25 weeks), Germany Gold (certified by BMieV in 1995), Sweden 5 - Apr 1994 (8 weeks), Holland 6 - May 1994 (12 weeks), Germany 7 - Jul 1994 (3 months), Austria 8 - Jul 1994 (3 weeks), Switzerland 10 of 1994, US Billboard 11 - Nov 1994 (27 weeks), Belgium 13 - Apr 1994 (10 weeks), Brazil 18 of 1995, US Radio 48 of 1995 (peak 8 10 weeks), ARC 49 of 1995 (peak 6 15 weeks), Germany 397 of the 1990s (peak 8 13 weeks), UK Silver (certified by BPI in Sep 1994)
2	DeBarge	Rhythm of the Night	1985	Canada 2 - Mar 1985 (13 weeks), Golden Globe in 1985 (film 'The Last Dragon') (Nominated), US Billboard 3 - Feb 1985 (22 weeks), UK 4 - Mar 1985 (15 weeks), Holland 4 - Apr 1985 (11 weeks), Belgium 7 - Apr 1985 (7 weeks), Sweden 20 - Apr 1985 (1 week), Germany 22 - Jun 1985 (1 month), Switzerland 24 - Jun 1985 (5 weeks), US CashBox 31 of 1985, US Radio 35 of 1985 (peak 3 9 weeks), ARC 45 of 1985 (peak 3 13 weeks)
3	Loona	Rhythm of the Night	2002	France 8 - Jun 2002 (1 week), Germany 9 - Jul 2002 (3 months), Austria 18 - Aug 2002 (2 weeks), Switzerland 30 - Aug 2002 (7 weeks), Germany 356 of the 2000s (peak 4 7 weeks)
4	Elsie Morais	Rhythm of the Night	2005	Belgium 26 - Jun 2005 (3 weeks)
5	Alex C & Yasmin K	Rhythm of the Night	2002	Austria 37 - Jul 2002 (1 week)
6	Powerhouse	Rhythm of the Night	1997	UK 38 - Dec 1997 (4 weeks)
7	The Fatback Band	Rhythm of the Night	1987	UK 94 - Jul 1987 (2 weeks)

Previous Comments

12 Jul 2009

I believe the song "Rhythm of the Night" was credited by Debarge in most countries. It was a the name of family band. El Debarge (the lead singer) became a solo act shortly after.

You are correct, the confusion between El DeBarge (the solo artist) and DeBarge (the family group) has now been fixed in the source data.

The original issue came from an automatic script that identified group names like "Beatles" and "The Beatles" and proposed a merger between them (it assumed that "El DeBarge" and "DeBarge" were two variants names of the same group). Unfortunately this was accepted by the checker (who was reviewing hundreds of such entries).

Thanks for the correction.