Billboard magazine compiled the top-performing dance singles in the United States on the Hot Dance Music Club Play chart and the Hot Dance Music 12-inch Singles Sales chart. Premiered in 1976, the Club Play chart ranked the most-played singles on dance club based on reports from a national sample of club DJs. The 12-inch Singles Sales chart was launched in 1985 to compile the best-selling dance singles based on retail sales across the United States. On the issue dated June 20, 1992, Billboard began to tabulate cassette tape and CD maxi-singles along with 12-inch singles, and the sales chart was renamed as the Hot Dance Music Maxi-Singles Sales.

Charts history

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!scope=col rowspan=2|Issue date

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!scope=colgroup colspan=2|Hot Dance Music 12-inch Singles Sales

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!scope=col|Title

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|January 4

|rowspan="2"|"I'll Be Your Friend"

|rowspan="2"|Robert Owens

|"Too Blind to See It"

|Kym Sims

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|January 11

|"Change"

|Lisa Stansfield

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|January 18

|"Hold On (Tighter to Love)"

|Clubland

|"Move Any Mountain (Progen 91)"

|The Shamen

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|January 25

|"Just a Touch of Love"

|C+C Music Factory

|"The Comfort Zone"

|Vanessa Williams

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|February 1

|"Mindflux"

|N-Joi

|rowspan="3"|"Black or White"

|rowspan="3"|Michael Jackson

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|February 8

|"A Deeper Love"

|Clivillés & Cole

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|February 15

|rowspan="2"|"Only Love Can Break Your Heart"

|rowspan="2"|Saint Etienne

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|February 22

|"I'm Too Sexy"

|Right Said Fred

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|February 29

|rowspan="2"|"We Got a Love Thang"

|rowspan="2"|CeCe Peniston

|rowspan="2"|"We Got a Love Thang"

|rowspan="2"|CeCe Peniston

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|March 7

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|March 14

|"Comin' On Strong"

|Desiya

|rowspan="5"|"Remember the Time"

|rowspan="5"|Michael Jackson

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|March 21

|"Chic Mystique"

|Chic

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|March 28

|rowspan="2"|"Don't Lose the Magic"

|rowspan="2"|Shawn Christopher

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|April 4

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|April 11

|"Moira Jane's Café"

|Definition of Sound

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|April 18

|"Make It Mine"

|The Shamen

|"Ain't 2 Proud 2 Beg"

|TLC

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|April 25

|"Hear the Music"

|Gypsymen

|rowspan="2"|"Nu Nu"

|rowspan="2"|Lidell Townsell

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|May 2

|rowspan="2"|"Workout"

|rowspan="2"|Frankie Knuckles featuring Roberta Gilliam

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|May 9

|rowspan="4"|"In the Closet"

|rowspan="4"|Michael Jackson

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|May 16

|"Take Me Back to Love Again"

|Kathy Sledge

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|May 23

|"Love You All My Lifetime"

|Chaka Khan

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|May 30

|"(Can You) Feel the Passion"

|Blue Pearl

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|June 6

|"Closer"

|Mr. Fingers

|rowspan="2"|"My Lovin' (You're Never Gonna Get It)"

|rowspan="2"|En Vogue

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|June 13

|"In the Closet"

|Michael Jackson

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|June 20

|"Club Lonely"

|Lil Louis & the World featuring Joi Cardwell

|"Love You All My Lifetime"

|Chaka Khan

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|June 27

|"Keep On Walkin'"

|CeCe Peniston

|"Baby Got Back"

|Sir Mix-A-Lot

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|July 4

|"Nothing Can Stop Us"

|Saint Etienne

|"Club Lonely"

|Lil Louis & the World featuring Joi Cardwell

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|July 11

|"Surrender Yourself"

|The Daou

|"They Want EFX"

|Das EFX

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|July 18

|"Runaway"

|Deee-Lite

|"Set Me Free"

|Clubland Featuring Zemya Hamilton

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|July 25

|"Rain Falls"

|Frankie Knuckles featuring Lisa Michaelis

|rowspan="2"|"Runaway"

|rowspan="2"|Deee-Lite

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|August 1

|rowspan="2"|"Pennies from Heaven"

|rowspan="2"|Inner City

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|August 8

|"Jump Around"

|House Of Pain

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|August 15

|"Jump!"

|The Movement

|rowspan="4"|"Jam"

|rowspan="4"|Michael Jackson

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|August 22

|"Strobelite Honey"

|Black Sheep

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|August 29

|"It's a Fine Day"

|Opus III

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|September 5

|"Rhythm Is a Dancer"

|Snap!

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|September 12

|rowspan="2"|"LSI (Love Sex Intelligence)"

|rowspan="2"|The Shamen

|rowspan="4"|"Everybody's Free (To Feel Good)"

|rowspan="4"|Rozalla

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|September 19

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|September 26

|"Everybody's Free (To Feel Good)"

|Rozalla

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|October 3

|rowspan="2"|"The Colour of Love"

|rowspan="2"|Reese Project

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|October 10

|rowspan="2"|"The Hitman"

|rowspan="2"|AB Logic

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|October 17

|"Keep It Comin' (Dance Till You Can't Dance No More)"

|C+C Music Factory featuring Q-Unique and Deborah Cooper

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|October 24

|"Hypnotized"

|Clubland featuring Zemya Hamilton

|"LSI (Love Sex Intelligence)"

|The Shamen

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|October 31

|rowspan="2"|"Stinkin Thinkin"

|rowspan="2"|Happy Mondays

|"Stinkin Thinkin"

|Happy Mondays

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|November 7

|"Saved My Life"

|Lil Louis & the World featuring Joi Cardwell

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|November 14

|"Saved My Life"

|Lil Louis & the World featuring Joi Cardwell

|"Sesame's Treet"

|Smart E's

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|November 21

|"Erotica"

|Madonna

|rowspan="3"|"Rump Shaker"

|rowspan="3"|Wreckx-N-Effect

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|November 28

|"Are You Ready to Fly"

|Rozalla

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|December 5

|"Carry On"

|Martha Wash

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|December 12

|"The New Anthem"

|Reel 2 Real featuring Erick More

|rowspan="2"|"Erotica"

|rowspan="2"|Madonna

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|December 19

|"Leash Called Love"

|The Sugarcubes

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|December 26

|"It's Gonna Be a Lovely Day"

|The S.O.U.L. S.Y.S.T.E.M. featuring Michelle Visage

|"Are You Ready to Fly"

|Rozalla

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See also

  • 1992 in music
  • List of artists who reached number one on the U.S. Dance chart

References