List of number-one singles from the 1990s (New Zealand)
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This is the Recorded Music NZ (known as RIANZ during this decade) list of number-one singles in New Zealand during the 1990s decade, starting from 14 January 1990.
Contents
Chart
- Key
- * – Number-one single of the year[nb 1]
- † – Song of New Zealand origin[nb 2]
- ‡ – Number-one single of the year, of New Zealand origin
By artist
- Key
- † – Song of New Zealand origin[nb 2]
| Artist | Number-one singles |
Longest run | Total weeks at number one |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mariah Carey | 7 | "I’ll Be There"/ "Endless Love" feat. Luther Vandross (5 weeks each) | 20 |
| Michael Jackson | 6 | "Black Or White" (8 weeks) | 22 |
| Boyz II Men | 4 | "End Of The Road" (7 weeks) | 17 |
| Boyzone1 | 3 | "No Matter What" (6 weeks) | 10 |
| Blackstreet | 3 | "Take Me There" feat. Mya, Blinky Blink & Ma$e (3 weeks) | 7 |
| Spice Girls2 | 3 | "Goodbye" (3 weeks) | 6 |
| Deep Obsession | 3 | "Lost in Love" †/"One & Only"† (2 weeks each) | 5 |
| Janet Jackson | 3 | "Scream" with Michael Jackson (4 weeks) | 5 |
| U2 | 3 | "The Fly" (3 weeks) | 5 |
- Excluded statistics
- 1 Boyzone’s tally does not include Ronan Keating’s solo single, "When You Say Nothing At All ".
- 2 The Spice Girls' tally does not include Geri Halliwell’s solo single, "Look At Me ".
- While some artists made appearances in other artists songs, these songs were not included in their groups tally. This includes, Robin & Ali Campbell featuring in Pato Banton’s single, Baby Come Back as they were featured together, not as part of UB40.
- *Some artists who had solo #1 singles (or was a featured artist in a #1 single) and who were also part of a group that had #1 single/s have been classed as separate entities. This includes Che Fu, who had one solo #1 and featured in another #1 single, and Supergroove, who had one a #1 single prior to Che Fu leaving the group, as well as Lauryn Hill & Pras Michel,who both had a solo number one single, and the Fugees, which had two #1 singles prior to the release of their solo singles.
By song
- Key
- † – Song of New Zealand origin[nb 2]
Notes
- ↑ Annual charts are sourced from the Charts.org.nz website:
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Whether or not a song is of New Zealand origin is determined by the RIANZ
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6 3.7 3.8 3.9 The date given is the day when the chart was published. The reporting period is from the preceding week, which is Monday to Sunday. Therefore, the date given is the day after the reporting period ended.
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