SUNDANCE (UK)

The band consisted of Mary Hopkin, Mike Hurst and Michael d’Albuquerque. Hurst had been in The Springfields alongside Dusty Springfield, while d’Albuquerque had been a member of the Electric Light Orchestra. Hopkin had seen solo success with hits like ‘Those Were The Days’ and ‘Knock Knock Who’s There’. The project was short lived, only producing 1 album and a couple of singles. They would not see any chart action in the UK or the US.

Date of entry	Song	Peak (weeks at 1)	Weeks
23-Apr-1982	What’s Love	10	13
		Total hits	1
		Total weeks	13

Biggest climber awards	0
Star rater climbs	1
Biggest fallers	1
Weeks with oldest in the charts	0
Longest run in the charts (weeks)	13
Weeks with more than 1 in the charts	0
Biggest gap between hits (weeks)	0
Top 30 points ranking	=741
Top 20 points ranking	=780
Top 30 points	213
Top 20 points	83

Solo hits by Mary Hopkin:

Date of entry	Song	Peak (weeks at 1)	Weeks
04-Oct-1968	Those Were The Days	2	11
15-May-1970	Knock Knock Who’s There	2	9
		Total hits	2
		Total weeks	20

Hits produced by Mike Hurst                                      

Song	Act	Peak (weeks at 1)	Weeks
Mathew And Son	Cat Stevens	2	10
Might Quinn	Manfred Mann	1 (1)	11
Tom-Tom Turnaround	New World	4	12
Three Steps To Heaven	Showaddywaddy	6	12
Under The Moon Of Love	Showaddywaddy	6	8
		Total hits	5
		Total weeks	53

Hurst would also produce the Sundance hit listed above.

Although Michael d’Albuquerque was a member of ELO for a time, he was not part of the group when they scored their SA chart hits.

Total chart involvement by the band and its members:

Number of hits	8
Weeks	86
No of No. 1’s	1
Weeks at 1	1