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List of Billboard Hot 100 number ones of 1987

These are the Billboard Hot 100 number-one hits of 1987. The longest running number-one singles of 1987 are "Livin' on a Prayer" by Bon Jovi and "Faith" by George Michael which each logged four weeks at number one. "Walk Like an Egyptian" was number one for the last two weeks of 1986 and the first two of 1987, and "Faith" attained three weeks at number one in 1987 and one week in 1988, giving both songs four weeks at the top.

Bon Jovi (pictured) earned their second Hot 100 number-one single with "Livin' on a Prayer", which stayed at the top position for four straight weeks.

That year, 16 acts earned their first number one song, such as Gregory Abbott, Billy Vera and the Beaters, Club Nouveau, Cutting Crew, U2, Kim Wilde, Atlantic Starr, Lisa Lisa and Cult Jam, Bob Seger, Los Lobos, Siedah Garrett, Whitesnake, Tiffany, Billy Idol, Bill Medley (his first as a solo artist after recording with The Righteous Brothers), and Belinda Carlisle. Madonna, George Michael, U2, Lisa Lisa and Cult Jam, Whitney Houston, and Michael Jackson were the only acts to hit number one more than once, with each of them hitting twice.

Chart history edit

Key
Indicates best-performing single of 1987

An asterisk (*) by a date indicates an unpublished, "frozen" week, due to the special double issues that Billboard published in print at the end of the year for their year-end charts.

No. Issue date Song Artist(s) Ref.
617 January 3* "Walk Like an Egyptian"† The Bangles [1]
January 10 [2][3]
618 January 17 "Shake You Down" Gregory Abbott [4][5]
619 January 24 "At This Moment" Billy Vera and the Beaters [6][7]
January 31 [8][9]
620 February 7 "Open Your Heart" Madonna [10][11]
621 February 14 "Livin' on a Prayer" Bon Jovi [12][13]
February 21 [14][15]
February 28 [16][17]
March 7 [18][19]
622 March 14 "Jacob's Ladder" Huey Lewis and the News [20][21]
623 March 21 "Lean on Me" Club Nouveau [22][23]
March 28 [24][25]
624 April 4 "Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now" Starship [26][27]
April 11 [28][29]
625 April 18 "I Knew You Were Waiting (For Me)" Aretha Franklin and George Michael [30][31]
April 25 [32]
626 May 2 "(I Just) Died in Your Arms" Cutting Crew [33][34]
May 9 [35][36]
627 May 16 "With or Without You" U2 [37][38]
May 23 [39][40]
May 30 [41][42]
628 June 6 "You Keep Me Hangin' On" Kim Wilde [43][44]
629 June 13 "Always" Atlantic Starr [45][46][47]
630 June 20 "Head to Toe" Lisa Lisa and Cult Jam [48][49][50]
631 June 27 "I Wanna Dance with Somebody (Who Loves Me)" Whitney Houston [51][52][53]
July 4 [54][55][56]
632 July 11 "Alone" Heart [57][58][59]
July 18 [60][61]
July 25 [62][63]
633 August 1 "Shakedown" Bob Seger [64][65]
634 August 8 "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For" U2 [66][67]
August 15 [68][69]
635 August 22 "Who's That Girl" Madonna [70][71]
636 August 29 "La Bamba" Los Lobos [72][73]
September 5 [74][75]
September 12 [76][77]
637 September 19 "I Just Can't Stop Loving You" Michael Jackson with Siedah Garrett [78][79]
638 September 26 "Didn't We Almost Have It All" Whitney Houston [80][81]
October 3 [82][83]
639 October 10 "Here I Go Again" Whitesnake [84][85]
640 October 17 "Lost in Emotion" Lisa Lisa and Cult Jam [86][87]
641 October 24 "Bad" Michael Jackson [88][89]
October 31 [90][91]
642 November 7 "I Think We're Alone Now" Tiffany [92][93]
November 14 [94][95]
643 November 21 "Mony Mony" Billy Idol [96][97]
644 November 28 "(I've Had) The Time of My Life" Bill Medley and Jennifer Warnes [98][99]
645 December 5 "Heaven Is a Place on Earth" Belinda Carlisle [100][101]
646 December 12 "Faith" George Michael [102][103]
December 19 [104][105]
December 26 [106][107]

Number-one artists edit

List of number-one artists by total weeks at number one
Position Artist Weeks at No. 1
1 George Michael 5
U2
3 Bon Jovi 4
Whitney Houston
5 Heart 3
Los Lobos
Michael Jackson
8 The Bangles 2
Billy Vera and the Beaters
Madonna
Club Nouveau
Starship
Aretha Franklin
Cutting Crew
Lisa Lisa and Cult Jam
Tiffany
17 Gregory Abbott 1
Huey Lewis and the News
Kim Wilde
Atlantic Starr
Bob Seger
Siedah Garrett
Whitesnake
Billy Idol
Bill Medley
Jennifer Warnes
Belinda Carlisle

See also edit

References edit

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These are the Billboard Hot 100 number one hits of 1987 The longest running number one singles of 1987 are Livin on a Prayer by Bon Jovi and Faith by George Michael which each logged four weeks at number one Walk Like an Egyptian was number one for the last two weeks of 1986 and the first two of 1987 and Faith attained three weeks at number one in 1987 and one week in 1988 giving both songs four weeks at the top Bon Jovi pictured earned their second Hot 100 number one single with Livin on a Prayer which stayed at the top position for four straight weeks That year 16 acts earned their first number one song such as Gregory Abbott Billy Vera and the Beaters Club Nouveau Cutting Crew U2 Kim Wilde Atlantic Starr Lisa Lisa and Cult Jam Bob Seger Los Lobos Siedah Garrett Whitesnake Tiffany Billy Idol Bill Medley his first as a solo artist after recording with The Righteous Brothers and Belinda Carlisle Madonna George Michael U2 Lisa Lisa and Cult Jam Whitney Houston and Michael Jackson were the only acts to hit number one more than once with each of them hitting twice Contents 1 Chart history 2 Number one artists 3 See also 4 References 5 Additional sourcesChart history editKey Indicates best performing single of 1987 An asterisk by a date indicates an unpublished frozen week due to the special double issues that Billboard published in print at the end of the year for their year end charts No Issue date Song Artist s Ref 617 January 3 Walk Like an Egyptian The Bangles 1 January 10 2 3 618 January 17 Shake You Down Gregory Abbott 4 5 619 January 24 At This Moment Billy Vera and the Beaters 6 7 January 31 8 9 620 February 7 Open Your Heart Madonna 10 11 621 February 14 Livin on a Prayer Bon Jovi 12 13 February 21 14 15 February 28 16 17 March 7 18 19 622 March 14 Jacob s Ladder Huey Lewis and the News 20 21 623 March 21 Lean on Me Club Nouveau 22 23 March 28 24 25 624 April 4 Nothing s Gonna Stop Us Now Starship 26 27 April 11 28 29 625 April 18 I Knew You Were Waiting For Me Aretha Franklin and George Michael 30 31 April 25 32 626 May 2 I Just Died in Your Arms Cutting Crew 33 34 May 9 35 36 627 May 16 With or Without You U2 37 38 May 23 39 40 May 30 41 42 628 June 6 You Keep Me Hangin On Kim Wilde 43 44 629 June 13 Always Atlantic Starr 45 46 47 630 June 20 Head to Toe Lisa Lisa and Cult Jam 48 49 50 631 June 27 I Wanna Dance with Somebody Who Loves Me Whitney Houston 51 52 53 July 4 54 55 56 632 July 11 Alone Heart 57 58 59 July 18 60 61 July 25 62 63 633 August 1 Shakedown Bob Seger 64 65 634 August 8 I Still Haven t Found What I m Looking For U2 66 67 August 15 68 69 635 August 22 Who s That Girl Madonna 70 71 636 August 29 La Bamba Los Lobos 72 73 September 5 74 75 September 12 76 77 637 September 19 I Just Can t Stop Loving You Michael Jackson with Siedah Garrett 78 79 638 September 26 Didn t We Almost Have It All Whitney Houston 80 81 October 3 82 83 639 October 10 Here I Go Again Whitesnake 84 85 640 October 17 Lost in Emotion Lisa Lisa and Cult Jam 86 87 641 October 24 Bad Michael Jackson 88 89 October 31 90 91 642 November 7 I Think We re Alone Now Tiffany 92 93 November 14 94 95 643 November 21 Mony Mony Billy Idol 96 97 644 November 28 I ve Had The Time of My Life Bill Medley and Jennifer Warnes 98 99 645 December 5 Heaven Is a Place on Earth Belinda Carlisle 100 101 646 December 12 Faith George Michael 102 103 December 19 104 105 December 26 106 107 Number one artists editList of number one artists by total weeks at number one Position Artist Weeks at No 1 1 George Michael 5 U2 3 Bon Jovi 4 Whitney Houston 5 Heart 3 Los Lobos Michael Jackson 8 The Bangles 2 Billy Vera and the Beaters Madonna Club Nouveau Starship Aretha Franklin Cutting Crew Lisa Lisa and Cult Jam Tiffany 17 Gregory Abbott 1 Huey Lewis and the News Kim Wilde Atlantic Starr Bob Seger Siedah Garrett Whitesnake Billy Idol Bill Medley Jennifer Warnes Belinda CarlisleSee also edit1987 in music List of Billboard number one singles List of Billboard Hot 100 number one singles of the 1980sReferences edit January 3 1987 Billboard Hot 100 January 10 1987 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1987 01 09 Bangles Walk Out of 86 on Top and Step Into 87 Lead Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 02 01 January 17 1987 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1987 01 16 Springsteen Loses His Grip on the Top as Slippery When Wet Returns Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 02 01 January 24 1987 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1987 01 23 Billy Vera s Second Chance Rides TV Coattails to No 1 Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 02 01 January 31 1987 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1987 01 30 For Billy Vera amp The Beaters Another Winning Moment Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 02 01 February 7 1987 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1987 02 06 Open Your Heart Puts Madonna Back on Top For Now Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 02 01 February 14 1987 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1987 02 13 Hit Trick Bon Jovi Scores Twice in Heavy Metal Coup Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 02 01 February 21 1987 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1987 02 20 Top Single and Album Give Bon Jovi a 2D Straight Hit Trick Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 02 01 February 28 1987 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1987 02 27 Bon Jovi Still Livin it Up With a Double Run at No 1 Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 02 01 March 7 1987 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1987 03 06 Beastie Boys Shove Past Bon Jovi for No 1 Album Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 02 01 March 14 1987 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1987 03 13 Huey Lewis amp News Climb Jacob s Ladder to the Top Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 02 01 March 21 1987 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1987 03 20 Club Nouveau s Remake Puts Bill Withers Lean on Me Back on Top Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 02 01 March 28 1987 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1987 03 27 Club Nouveau Holds on to No 1 Despite Starship s Rise Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 02 01 April 4 1987 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1987 04 03 Starship s Right Nothing Could Stop Em Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 02 01 April 11 1987 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1987 04 10 Starship Maintains Its Grip on Top with Nothing Gonna Stop Us Now Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 02 01 April 18 1987 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1987 04 17 Aretha Franklin Hits No 1 Again After 20 Year Hiatus Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 02 01 April 25 1987 Billboard Hot 100 May 2 1987 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1987 05 01 Britain s Cutting Crew Hits the Top Single s Spot Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 02 01 May 9 1987 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1987 05 08 Cutting Crew U2 Hold Onto Spots at Top of the Charts Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 02 01 May 16 1987 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1987 05 15 Single s Surge Gives Irish Supergroup U2 Its First Double on the Chart Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 02 01 May 23 1987 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1987 05 22 U2 Continues Chart Domination Both Here and Abroad Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 02 01 May 30 1987 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1987 05 29 U2 Clings to Top of the Heap Status With Another Double Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 02 01 June 6 1987 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1987 06 05 Kim Wilde s Hanging On Remakes Its Way to the Top Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 02 01 June 13 1987 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1987 06 12 Heavy Metal Motley Crue Charges Charts with Girls Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 09 21 The Hot 100 Chart Billboard June 20 1987 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1987 06 19 Hot Hit From Lisa Lisa amp Cult Jam Delays Houston s Journey to the Top Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 02 01 The Hot 100 Chart Billboard June 27 1987 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1987 06 26 Summer Heat Doesn t 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Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1987 08 07 U2 Can Stop Looking as Song Makes No 1 Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 02 01 August 15 1987 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1987 08 14 U2 Hangs on to Top Spot But Other Acts Close Behind Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 02 01 August 22 1987 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1987 08 22 Madonna Soars to Top of the Charts for the Sixth Time Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 02 01 August 29 1987 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1987 08 28 Movie Propels La Bamba to the Top of the Charts Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 02 01 September 5 1987 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1987 09 04 Chart Stars Ready to Bow to Jackson Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 02 02 September 12 1987 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1987 09 11 La Bamba Blitz Delays Michael Jackson s Run at No 1 Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 02 01 September 19 1987 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1987 09 18 Short Week Keeps 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November 7 1987 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1987 11 06 Tunnel of Love Bumps Bad From the Top of Album List Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 02 02 November 14 1987 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1987 11 13 Dirty Dancing Kicks Tunnel off the Top Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 09 21 November 21 1987 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1987 11 21 Another Shondells Remake Takes Over as the No 1 Single Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 02 02 November 28 1987 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1987 11 28 Ex Righteous Brother Has Time of His Life Back at No 1 Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 02 02 December 5 1987 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1987 12 04 Chart Watching Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 02 02 December 12 1987 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1987 12 12 George Michael s Faith Doubles This Week Chicago Tribune Tribune Company Retrieved 2009 02 02 December 19 1987 Billboard Hot 100 DeKnock Jan 1987 12 18 George Michael Keeps 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