Don't Stop

Momentum

This song has not appeared on a Rotation chart, so it has no score and no receipts. The rank history below is the ledger; a score is only published once the momentum run puts it on a chart.

Why it's here

The song was the theme music for Bill Clinton's 1992 presidential campaign and was performed live by Fleetwood Mac at his 1993 inaugural ball. [1] Christine McVie wrote the song about her separation from bandmate John McVie, who reportedly didn't realize it was about him until years after its release. [2] The decision to have Lindsey Buckingham and Christine McVie sing it as a duet, along with swapping in a tack piano, was described by producer Ken Caillat as a breakthrough that gave the track new dynamic energy. [3]

In culture

Every place this record has lived. A solid chip states a fact and carries the citation that earns it; a dashed one is a connection somebody drew, and carries their name instead.

• Covered Spectrumsource
• Written by Christine McViesource
• Covered Darren Hanlonsource
• Covered Status Quosource
• Covered Dougal Reedsource
• Covered Judy Mowattsource
• Covered Chris Thompsonsource
• Covered Nina Nesbittsource
• Covered Pink Turtlesource
• Covered Postmodern Jukebox feat. Maiya Sykessource
• Covered Joe Bournesource
• Covered Trevor Extersource
• Covered Thomas Whitesource

Across markets · earliest pickup first

Every date here is the date the source chart covers, never the date we fetched it. Sources publish on different lags: the Spotify mirror runs about two days behind, TurnTable publishes weekly. One recording, one history: this table also counts the rows sources published under 1 other handle of this record (remasters, official videos).

1. MarketFirst seenLatestDaysPeakRank path
2. Jordanjo · deezer2026-09-082026-09-12#373#37
   #37
3. New Zealandnz · shazam2026-09-252026-09-25#1911#191
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Editions

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