Talk:Moving (Kate Bush song)

Japanese chart

"Moving" is not a number-one single in Japan. Besides,she did not produce any charting singles on the most eminent Japanese hit parade called Oricon, though all her studio albums entered the top 100 in the country's same chart.[1]

Fansite cited as a source is somewhat questionable, because it is far different from other available sources about Japanese charts. According to below links, these are the songs reached the number-one on the JP chart in 1978, but her song not appear anywhere in the following lists. When her single climbed the top?ｰｰｰFugreena (talk) 17:58, 6 August 2008 (UTC)

• #1 singles on the Oricon Weekly[2]
  • "Canada Kara no Tegami" - Masaaki Hirao and Yoko Hatanaka
  • "Hohoemi Gaeshi" - Candies
  • "Southpaw" - Pink Lady
  • "Darling" - Kenji Sawada
  • "Jikan yo Tomare" - Eikichi Yazawa
  • "Mister Summertime" - Circus
  • "Monster" - Pink Lady
  • "Jūsou" - Masanori Sera and the Twist
  • "Kimi no Hitomi wa 10,000 volt" - Takao Horiuchi
  • "Toumei Ningen" - Pink Lady
  • "Kisetsu no Naka de" - Chiharu Matsuyama
  • "Chameleon Army" - Pink Lady
• #1 singles on the Oricon international chart (a hit parade excluding songs sung in Japanese language)[3]
  • "Sunny" - Boney M
  • "San Francisco" - Village People
  • "Yes Sir, I Can Boogie" - Baccara
  • "Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood" - Santa Esmeralda
  • "Fantasy" - Earth, Wind and Fire
  • "Hello Mr. Monkey" - Arabesque
  • "Night Fever " - Bee Gees
  • "The Stranger" - Billy Joel
  • "Anak" - Freddie Aguilar
  • "Friday Night" - Arabesque
  • "Popeye the Sailor Man" - Spinach Power
  • "Mystery Nile" - Sandy O'Neil