Song title 114 - Real Love

This page lists the chart runs for songs called "Real Love" 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	Jody Watley	Real Love	1989	Japan (Tokyo) 1 - Mar 1989 (17 weeks), US Billboard 2 - Mar 1989 (18 weeks), US Gold (certified by RIAA in Aug 1989), US CashBox 13 of 1989, ODK Germany 15 - May 1989 (14 weeks), Sweden 16 - May 1989 (3 weeks), Holland 19 - Apr 1989 (6 weeks), Switzerland 21 - May 1989 (6 weeks), Germany 23 - Jun 1989 (1 month), Belgium 26 - Apr 1989 (3 weeks), UK 31 - Apr 1989 (7 weeks), US Radio 34 of 1989 (peak 3 9 weeks), Poland 36 - Jun 1989 (2 weeks), US BB 46 of 1989, Canada 57 of 1989
2	The Beatles	Real Love	1996	Japan (Tokyo) 2 - Feb 1996 (11 weeks), UK 4 - Mar 1996 (7 weeks), US Gold (certified by RIAA in Jul 1996), Norway 5 - Mar 1996 (2 weeks), US Billboard 11 - Mar 1996 (7 weeks), Poland 19 - Mar 1996 (10 weeks), Holland 20 - Mar 1996 (3 weeks), Sweden 20 - Mar 1996 (2 weeks), Switzerland 26 - Mar 1996 (4 weeks), ODK Germany 45 - Mar 1996 (7 weeks), Italy 78 of 1996, Canada 86 of 1996, RYM 13 of 1996
3	Mary J Blige	Real Love	1992	US Gold (certified by RIAA in Nov 1992), US Billboard 7 - Aug 1992 (31 weeks), ARC 17 of 1992 (peak 3 19 weeks), Japan (Tokyo) 25 - Nov 1992 (11 weeks), UK 26 - Nov 1992 (6 weeks), US Radio 52 of 1992 (peak 5 9 weeks), US BB 58 of 1993, nuTsie 66 of 1990s, Scrobulate 78 of r & b, Japan (Osaku) 98 of 1992 (peak 24 14 weeks), RYM 165 of 1992, Guardian Hip-Hop/ RnB 39
4	The Doobie Brothers	Real Love	1980	Canada 3 - Sep 1980 (11 weeks), US Billboard 5 - Sep 1980 (16 weeks), Record World 9 - 1980, France 9 - Nov 1980 (1 week), US Radio 51 of 1980 (peak 5 8 weeks), US CashBox 54 of 1980, Holland free40 61 of 1980, WABC NY 67 of 1980, Canada 84 of 1980
5	Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band	Real Love	1991	Canada RPM 1 for 2 weeks - Oct 1991, Canada 23 of 1991, US Billboard 24 - Aug 1991 (11 weeks), Switzerland 27 - Jan 1992 (2 weeks), ODK Germany 51 - Oct 1991 (20 weeks)
6	Mark Medlock	Real Love	2010	ODK Germany 2 - Apr 2010 (12 weeks) (4 weeks in top 10), Germany 2000s 2 - Apr 2010 (5 weeks)
7	El DeBarge	Real Love	1989	Japan (Tokyo) 24 - Feb 1989 (6 weeks), Belgium 28 - Apr 1989 (1 week), Holland 29 - Mar 1989 (5 weeks), UK 97 - May 1989 (2 weeks)
8	Driza Bone	Real Love	1991	UK 16 - Jun 1991 (12 weeks), Japan (Tokyo) 26 - Dec 1994 (5 weeks)
9	Skyy	Real Love	1990	US Billboard 47 - Jan 1990 (12 weeks), Japan (Tokyo) 51 - May 1990 (3 weeks)
10	Lee Ryan	Real Love	2006	France 10 - May 2006 (1 week), ODK Germany 56 - Jun 2006 (9 weeks), Switzerland 74 - May 2006 (2 weeks)
11	Speech	Real Love	1998	Japan (Tokyo) 8 - Mar 1998 (13 weeks)
12	Toby Lightman	Real Love	2004	Japan (Tokyo) 54 - Oct 2004 (3 weeks)
13	Clean Bandit & Jess Glynne	Real Love	2014	ODK Germany 2 - Jan 2015 (13 weeks) (1 week in top 10), Italy 100 of 2014
14	Ruby Murray	Real Love	1958	UK 18 - Dec 1958 (6 weeks)
15	Kenny Rogers & Dolly Parton	Real Love	1985	US Billboard 91 - Jun 1985 (3 weeks)
16	Sarah Connor	Real Love	2010	ODK Germany 54 - Dec 2010 (2 weeks)
17	Slaughter	Real Love	1992	US Billboard 69 - Aug 1992 (8 weeks)
18	Dare	Real Love	1991	UK 67 - Oct 1991 (1 week)
19	Time Frequency	Real Love	1992	UK 60 - Jun 1992 (1 week)
20	The Cretones	Real Love	1980	US Billboard 79 - May 1980 (6 weeks)
21	Massari	Real Love	2006	ODK Germany 48 - Jul 2006 (9 weeks)
22	Master P	Real Love	2002	ODK Germany 50 - Jul 2002 (9 weeks)

Previous Comments (newest first)

13 Oct 2015

Double Listing - Beatles - Real Love

Based on time frame of March, 1996 wouldn't #3 & #19 (John Lennon) be the same?

That does seem more likely, data fixed, thanks

12 Jul 2009

I believe 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.

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.

Thanks for the correction.