List of number-one singles in 1977 (New Zealand)

This is a list of Number 1 hit singles in 1977 in New Zealand, starting with the first chart dated, 28 January 1977.

Chart

Key
   Single of New Zealand origin
Week Artist Title
7 January 1977 Summer break - no chart Summer break - no chart
14 January 1977 Summer break - no chart Summer break - no chart
21 January 1977 Summer break - no chart Summer break - no chart
28 January 1977 Summer break - no chart Summer break - no chart
6 February 1977 Summer break - no chart Summer break - no chart
13 February 1977 Leo Sayer "You Make Me Feel Like Dancing"
20 February 1977
27 February 1977 Engelbert Humperdinck "After the Lovin'"
6 March 1977 J.J. Cale "Cocaine"
13 March 1977 Engelbert Humperdinck "After the Lovin'"
20 March 1977 David Soul "Don't Give Up on Us"
27 March 1977
3 April 1977
10 April 1977
17 April 1977 Easter holiday - no chart Easter holiday - no chart
24 April 1977 Tom Jones "Say You'll Stay Until Tomorrow"
1 May 1977 David Soul "Don't Give Up on Us"
8 May 1977 Julie Covington "Don't Cry For Me Argentina"
15 May 1977
22 May 1977
29 May 1977
5 June 1977 Mark Williams "It Doesn't Matter Anymore"
12 June 1977
19 June 1977
26 June 1977
3 July 1977 Pussycat "My Broken Souvenirs"
10 July 1977
17 July 1977
24 July 1977
31 July 1977
7 August 1977 Heatwave "Boogie Nights"
14 August 1977
21 August 1977
28 August 1977
4 September 1977
11 September 1977
18 September 1977
25 September 1977 Electric Light Orchestra "Telephone Line"
2 October 1977
9 October 1977
16 October 1977
23 October 1977
30 October 1977 Paul Nicholas "Heaven on the 7th Floor"
6 November 1977 Electric Light Orchestra "Telephone Line"
13 November 1977 The Floaters "Float On"
20 November 1977
27 November 1977
4 December 1977
11 December 1977
18 December 1977
25 December 1977 Summer break - no chart Summer break - no chart

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