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#167 chart position for Santa Claus is Coming to Town

If you check the reference provided in The Supremes discography#1960s, it shows that The Supremes' "Santa Claus is Coming to Town" charted in the UK in 2011, way beyond 1978 and even further from its original release year in 1965. If you hover over citation [14] under the "UK" heading of the 1960s singles table, it will link to the same reference — at the end of this sentence — showing the date the song charted in the UK. Zobbel.de uses Music Week and UKChartsPlus, who license data from the Official Charts Company, which publishes the top 100. JonathanLGardner (talk) 19:04, 17 January 2022 (UTC)

Great. Unfortunately, the British Market Research Bureau and the BBC who were the owners, compilers and publishers of the UK Singles chart in this period did not publish anything publicly beyond the top 50. In the 1970's, they began listing the 10 next singles 'bubbling under' the top 50 in alphabetical order, which gave no indication as to the actual position they had achieved. This was the practice until 1978. The site you have quoted may claim to reference the official charts, but they do not have the published information on that site, only what they claim is correct. They have published nothing to support it. No such published chart position of 167 existed at the time of this single's release. However, this is all immaterial as this is now simply an exercise in you proving yourself right, regardless of whether the facts you are claiming are correct. I made a notation to the page. That's clearly not going to be acceptable to you in your edit war to be proven correct at all costs. Go ahead and make whatever changes you want. Who cares if the facts are wrong as long as you are right. Good luck! MWEditorial (talk) 21:23, 17 January 2022 (UTC)

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