Take That - German Chart Performance

Albums by Take That

Title Highest Position Date Buy
Take That: Greatest Hits 14 26 Jul 2011 4,99 € buy
Take That Greatest Hits 27 06 Oct 2015 9,99 € buy
Never Forget: The Ultimate Collection 12 06 Mar 2017 9,99 € buy
Progress 1 19 Nov 2010 4,99 € buy
Progress (Deluxe Edition) 39 18 Nov 2010 11,99 € buy
Progress (Deluxe Version) 3 20 Nov 2010 12,99 € buy
Progressed 21 17 Jun 2011 10,99 € buy
Progress Live 45 25 Nov 2011 11,99 € buy
III (Deluxe) 17 28 Nov 2014 12,99 € buy
Wonderland (Deluxe) 11 24 Mar 2017 12,99 € buy
Odyssey 9 23 Nov 2018 11,99 € buy
This Life 3 24 Nov 2023 10,99 € buy

Songs by Take That

Title Highest Position Date Buy
This Life 83 03 Nov 2023 1,29 € buy
Back for Good (Radio Mix) 18 26 Nov 2023 1,29 € buy
Never Forget 46 11 Jul 2023 1,29 € buy
Patience 87 19 Mar 2021 1,29 € buy
Rule The World (Radio Edit) 83 14 Aug 2012 1,29 € buy
Kidz 14 25 Mar 2011 1,29 € buy
The Flood 7 15 Oct 2010 1,29 € buy
Love Love 55 11 May 2011 0,99 € buy
These Days 23 27 Dec 2014 1,29 € buy
Giants 90 17 Feb 2017 1.29 € buy
Windows 22 22 Sep 2023 1,29 € buy
Keep Your Head Up 82 25 Nov 2023 1.29 € buy
Where We Are 3 27 Nov 2023 1,29 € buy
You And Me 30 30 Mar 2024 1,29 € buy

About Take That

Take That are five-piece boy band comprising Gary Barlow, Howard Donald, Jason Orange, Mark Owen and Robbie Williams.

They were formed in Manchester in 1989 by pop music entrepreneur Nigel Martin-Smith whose vision was to create an English version of New Kids On The Block.

Take That's early canon mixed high-energy dance tracks with adult contemporary ballads, most of them penned by Gary Barlow.

Take That were Britain's leading pop act in the early nineties. Robbie Williams left in 1995 and the group split a year later.

Following the screening of the ITV documentary 'Take That: For the Record' in 2005 the group reformed to record and tour again. Robbie Williams rejoined the group in July 2010.

Other Countries

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