With the success and acclaim befalling 'Back To Black,' America couldn’t overlook Amy any longer, and the album entered the Billboard 200 on March 31, 2007.
For all her other hits, Smokey Robinson's composition became the Detroit vocalist's defining song.
A musical trip back to 1962 gave the band their second US No. 1 in eight months.
The singer from Coopersville, Michigan was on a hot streak on the other side of the Atlantic in 1962.
In March 1984, the album gave the Texan country star his first-ever appearance on the pop LP chart.
On 2 March 1991, Enigma entered the US album chart for the first time with 'MCMXC A.D,' on its way to quadruple platinum status there.
'Pretzel Logic' became their first US top ten album, propelled by the biggest hit single of their career, 'Rikki Don't Lose That Number.'
ABBA scored their third UK chart-topper in a row on 18 February 1978 with ‘Take A Chance On Me.’
The Jamaican artist's album second became America's second bestselling artist set of 2001.
The Greek superstar, who died on 25 January 2015, had career sales estimated at some 60 million records.
After 'Keep On Truckin'' topped the R&B charts, 'Boogie Down' continued the soul man's brilliant form and did the same.
Rick and his Stone Canyon Band found new success with first the 'Garden Party' single, then the album of the same name.
'Green Green Grass Of Home,' a song Jones had admired in its version by Jerry Lee Lewis, gave the Welsh star his second UK chart-topper in December 1966.
'Truly' was the crossover soul star's chart-topping, Grammy-winning follow-up to his No. 1 duet with Diana Ross, 'Endless Love.'
The 'Ricky Part 1' disc gave the teen idol a No. 1 on the Billboard EP chart of 25 November 1957, before he had either a No. 1 single or album.
'Keep Searchin'' was Del's last big success at home, despite many fine subsequent singles.
