21 of Take That's biggest songs of all time
They've had so many hits!
Last updated 23rd Mar 2026
It's safe to say that Take That have had an incredible career since the band formed in 1990. With nine studio albums under their belt, and a 10th album on the way, Take That have broken chart records and gained the adoration of fans across the world.
Currently consisting of Gary Barlow, Mark Owen and Howard Donald, Take That show no signs of stopping, following the announcement of 'The Circus Live Tour' and the release of their highly anticipated Netflix documentary, which features their new song 'You're A Superstar'.
To celebrate the band's catalogue of smash hits so far, we've taken a look at 21 of their biggest hits, according to their views on Take That's YouTube channel.
21) Take That - 'Greatest Day'
A much-loved song from the Take That boys, 'Greatest Day' was released in November 2008 and was the lead single from their fifth studio album, 'The Circus'.
The uplifting track topped the UK Singles Chart, giving Take That their 11th UK Number 1 Single. 'Greatest Day' is certified 2x Platinum in the UK. In May 2023, a new version of the song featuring Take That with Robin Schulz and Calum Scott was released as the band promoted their movie Greatest Days.
The music video for 'Greatest Day' has over 4.5 million views on Take That's YouTube channel.
20) Take That - 'Giants'
'Giants' was released in February 2017 and was the lead single from the band's eighth studio album, 'Wonderland'. The song reached Number 13 on the UK Singles Chart and is certified Silver.
'Giants' has over 4.9 million views on YouTube.
19) Take That - 'It Only Takes A Minute'
Take That released their rendition of 'It Only Takes A Minute' in May 1992, with the track the fourth single to be taken from their debut studio album, 'Take That & Party'. The song is a cover of the American group Tavares' 1975 song, 'It Only Takes A Minute'.
The band's version of the song reached Number 7 on the UK Singles Chart. The video for 'It Only Takes A Minute' has over 6 million views on YouTube.
18) Take That - 'When We Were Young'
'When We Were Young' was released in July 2011 and featured on Take That's EP, 'Progressed'. The song was used as the theme song in the 2011 film The Three Musketeers.
The track was accompanied by a music video, which saw the band singing the song inside an an empty Wembley Stadium after their 'Progress Live' concert. The music video for 'When We Were Young' has over 5.4 million views.
17) Take That - 'A Million Love Songs'
'A Million Love Songs' was released in September 1992 and featured on the band's debut album, 'Take That & Party'. The song was written by Gary Barlow when he was just 15-years-old.
The song reached Number 7 on the UK Singles Chart and is certified Silver. 'A Million Love Songs' has over 6.5 million views on YouTube.
16) Take That - 'Relight My Fire' featuring Lulu
'Relight My Fire' may have been originally released by the American singer Dan Hartman in 1979, but Take That's cover featuring Lulu has really stood the test of time!
Released in September 1993, the song was the third single from the band's second studio album, 'Everything Changes', and topped the UK Singles Chart. It is certified Gold in the UK, and the official video currently has over 9.7 million views on YouTube.
15) Take That - 'Pray'
Released in July 1993, 'Pray' was the second single to be released from 'Everything Changes'. At the 1994 BRIT Awards, Take That won the British Single of the Year and British Video of the Year awards for 'Pray'.
'Pray' topped the UK Singles Chart and is certified Gold. A new arrangement of the song was recorded for the band's greatest hits album 'Odyssey', which was released in November 2018. 'Pray' has received over 9.8 million views on YouTube.
14) Take That - 'Get Ready For It'
'Get Ready For It' was released in November 2014 as the second single from their seventh studio album 'III'. The song featured on the soundtrack for the film Kingsman: The Secret Service, with the music video also featuring clips from the movie.
The music video for 'Get Ready For It' has over 8.4 million views.
13) Take That - 'Babe'
Released in December 1993, 'Babe' was the fourth single to be released from 'Everything Changes'. The song topped the UK Singles Chart and is certified Platinum. 'Babe' was Take That's third consecutive single to enter the chart at Number 1.
'Babe' currently has over 9.4 million views on YouTube.
12) Take That - 'Everything Changes'
'Everything Changes' was released in March 1994, as the fifth single to be released from Take That's second album of the same name. The song was Take That's fourth consecutive single to enter the chart at Number 1.
It is certified Silver in the UK and the music video for 'Everything Changes' has over 10 million views on YouTube.
11) Take That - 'Kidz'
Released in February 2011, 'Kidz' was the second single that was released from Take That's sixth studio album, 'Progress'. Lead vocals on the track are performed by Gary Barlow and Mark Owen.
The band performed the song at the 2011 BRIT Awards, opening the show with the track. The music video for 'Kidz' currently has over 11 million views on YouTube.
10) Take That - 'Rule The World'
'Rule The World' was released in October 2007 and featured on the deluxe edition of Take That's fourth studio album, 'Beautiful World'. The song was specifically recorded for the 2007 film Stardust.
The single reached Number 2 on the UK Singles Chart and is certified 2x Platinum. Take That performed 'Rule The World' at the London 2012 Olympic Closing Ceremony. The music video for 'Rule The World' has over 12 million views on Take That's YouTube channel.
9) Take That - 'Never Forget'
A huge track for the band, 'Never Forget' was released in July 1995 and was featured on the band's third studio album, 'Nobody Else'. The track saw Howard Donald take on lead vocals and gave the band their seventh UK Number 1 single.
'Never Forget' is certified Platinum in the UK. Take That performed the song at King Charles' Coronation Concert in May 2023, closing the show with the track. The music video for 'Never Forget' currently has over 13 million views on YouTube.
8) Take That - 'Could It Be Magic'
'Could It Be Magic' has been recorded by a number of artists over the years, including Barry Manilow in 1973. The song was originally released by Featherbed in 1971.
Take That released their hugely-successful version of 'Could It Be Magic' in November 1992, with the song featuring on their debut album, 'Take That & Party'. The song reached Number 3 on the UK Singles Chart and is certified Silver.
'Could It Be Magic' won Take That the award for Best British Single at the 1993 BRIT Awards. The music video currently has over 14 million views.
7) Take That - 'Love Love'
'Love Love' was released in May 2011 and features on Take That's 'Progressed' EP. The song was used in the end credits of the film X-Men: First Class, which was released in 2011.
The song reached Number 15 on the UK Singles Chart and has lead vocals from Mark Owen and Gary Barlow. 'Love Love' has over 15 million views on YouTube.
6) Take That - 'Shine'
This upbeat track was released in February 2007, the second single to be released from Take That's fourth album, 'Beautiful World'. The song topped the UK Singles Chart, becoming the band's sixth consecutive Number 1 single as well as 10th overall.
The song won the award for British Single Of The Year at the 2008 BRIT Awards and is certified Platinum. 'Shine' has over 23 million views on YouTube.
5) Take That - 'These Days'
'These Days' was released in November 2014. It was the lead single from the band's seventh studio album 'III'. It was the first song which saw Take That as the trio of Gary Barlow, Mark Owen and Howard Donald, after the departures of both Jason Orange and Robbie Williams.
The song reached Number 1 on the UK Singles Chart, giving the band their 12th UK Number 1 single. 'These Days' is certified Platinum in the UK. The music video for 'These Days' has over 23 million views on YouTube.
4) Take That - 'How Deep Is Your Love'
'How Deep Is Your Love' was originally released by the Bee Gees in 1977. Take That released a cover of the song in February 1996, which featured on the band's 1996 'Greatest Hits' album.
The song was the band's first single to be released as a four members, made of Gary Barlow, Mark Owen, Howard Donald and Jason Orange - following Robbie Williams' departure in 1995.
The song reached Number 1 on the UK Singles Chart and is certified Platinum. The music video has over 25 million views on YouTube.
3) Take That - 'Patience'
Released in November 2006, 'Patience' was the first single to be released from Take That's fourth studio album 'Beautiful World'. The song topped the UK Singles Chart and won the Best British Single Award at the 2007 BRIT Awards.
'Patience' is certified 2x Platinum in the UK. The music video for 'Patience' has over 57 million views on YouTube.
2) Take That - 'The Flood'
'The Flood' was released in November 2010 and was the lead single from Take That's sixth studio album, 'Progress'. With lead vocals from Robbie Williams and Gary Barlow, the song was the first one to be released following Robbie's return to Take That in July 2010.
On the UK Singles Chart, 'The Flood' charted at Number 2. It is certified Platinum. At the time of writing, the music video for 'The Flood' has over 54 million views.
1) Take That - 'Back for Good'
A huge hit for Take That, 'Back for Good' was released in March 1995. The track featured on the band's third studio album, 'Nobody Else' and topped the charts in 31 countries, including the UK.
'Back for Good' won the British Single of the Year award at the 1996 BRIT Awards and is certified 2x Platinum in the UK. At the time of writing, the music video for 'Back for Good' has over 159 million views on YouTube.
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