It was a slow climb, but worth the wait – the Canadian chanteuse enjoys her first chart-topper, "Think Twice", which would go on to sell a million.
Number 1 today in 1995: Celine Dion’s Think Twice finally reaches the top
For almost a generation, the race to Number 1 has been dominated by chart battles between high-profile releases and big new entries at the top of the Official Singles Chart. But sometimes, the path to Number 1 takes a more scenic route, and they don’t get much more slow-burning than Celine Dion’s Think Twice, which practically rambled its way to Number 1. And once it got there, it wasn’t letting go without a fight.
Celine Dion was a relative newcomer to the charts back in 1995, scoring her first hit in may 1992 with the theme tine to Disney classic "Beauty And The Beast"with Peabo Bryson. She’d landed only two more Top 40 hits since then, so you could forgive the British record-buying public for not taking much notice of "Think Twice" when it was first released in autumn 1994.
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