Friday the 13th and Songs at #13

In many places of the world, it's still Friday the 13th. to celebrate the day, and since Lou Reed part 2 is not yet ready, here is a selection of songs that peaked at #13 in the UK charts, one for each year, from 1960 till today.

From 1960, here are The Everly Brothers with Let It Be Me:

From 1961, here's Bobby Vee with More Than I Can Say:

From 1962, here's The John Barry Orchestra with the James Bond Theme:

From 1963, here's Frankie Vallie and The Four Seasons with Big Girls Don't Cry:

From 1964, here's Dusty Springfield with Stay Awhile:

From 1965, here are The Searchers with What Have They Done To The Rain:

From 1966, here's Georgie Fame with Sunny:

From 1967, here are Gladys Knight and The Pips with Take Me In Your Arms And Love Me:

From 1968, here are Reparata & The Delrons with Captain Of Your Ship:

From 1969, here's Junior Walker and the Allstars with What Does It Take" (To Win Your Love):

From 1970, here's Aretha Franklin with Don't Play That Song (You Lied):

From 1971, here's Tom Jones with She's a Lady:

From 1972, here are The Moody Blues with Isn't Life Strange:

From 1973, here's Cat Stevens with Can't Keep It In:

From 1974, here's Bryan Ferry with The 'In' Crowd:

From 1975, here are Supertramp with Dreamer:

From 1976, here's Neil Diamond with Beautiful Noise:

From 1977, here's Peter Gabriel with Solsbury Hill:

From 1978, here are The Motors with Forget About You:

From 1979, here's Joe Jackson with Is She Really Going Out with Him:

From 1980, here are the Joy Division with Love Will Tear Us Apart:

From 1981, here's George Harrison with All those Years Ago:

From 1982, here are the Simple Minds with Promised You A Miracle:

From 1983, here's Indeep with Last Night A DJ Saved My Life:

From 1984, here's Gloria Gaynor with I Am What I Am:

From 1985, here are Simply Red with Money's Too Tight (To Mention):

From 1986, here are The Jesus and Mary Chain with Some Candy Talking:

From 1987, here's Boy George with To Be Reborn:

From 1988, here are Eric B. & Rakim with I Know You Got Soul:

From 1989, here are Depeche Mode with Personal Jesus:

From 1990, here are The La's with There She Goes:

From 1991, here are Massive Attack with Unfinished Sympathy:

From 1992, here are Roy Orbison and k d lang with Crying:

From 1993, here are Duran Duran with Come Undone:

From 1994, here are the Red Hot Chili Peppers with Under The Bridge:

From 1995, here are the Cast with Alright:

From 1996, here's Björk with Possibly Maybe:

From 1997, here are Metallica feat. Marianne Faithfull with The Memory Remains:

From 1998, here are the The Dandy Warhols with Not If You Were The Last Junkie On Earth:

From 1999, here are Suede with She's In Fashion:

From 2000, here are 'N Sync with I'll Never Stop:

From 2001, here are Janet Jackson with Carly Simon featuring Missy Elliott with Son Of A Gun (I Betcha Think This Song Is About You):

As an extra, here's the album version, which I prefer:

From 2002, here is Britney Spears with I Love Rock 'N' Roll:

From 2003, here are The White Stripes with I Just Don't Know What To Do With Myself:

From 2004, here is Paul Weller with The Bottle:

From 2005, here is KT Tunstall with Other Side Of The World:

From 2006, here is George Michael with An Easier Affair:

From 2007, here are The Killers ft. Lou Reed with Tranquilize:

From 2008, here are The Wombats with Moving To New York:

From 2009, here are The Freemasons feat. Sophie Ellis-Bextor with Heartbreak (Make Me A Dancer):

From 2010, here are Coldplay with Christmas Lights:

From 2011, here is Lady Gaga with Hair:

From 2012, here is Beyoncé with Love On Top:

From 2013, here is Ed Sheeran with I See Fire:

From 2014, here are Imagine Dragons with Demons:

From 2015, here is Jessie J with Flashlight:

Finally, from 2016, here are Bastille with Good Grief: