While a large part of the grass outside is showing its yellow colours, another customer is visiting Carol Beer's office; she — the customer — was robbed (good heavens!) and now needs new creditcards. Carol is helping her. She cares for her clients, expressing her sympathy.
Since the aspect ratio of that video is far from optimal, here we have one with a much better quality, but the intro is missing.

On this eleventh day of July, first we'll pay some attention to the chart of 11-07-1992. We can bounce along with the hardcore sound of Rotterdam Termination Source -- Poing, a new entry at number 25. We can take a quick look at its vinyl sleeve here: and then switch to some other year.
Let's pay some attention to the chart of 11-07-1981. There we have another interesting newcomer at number 34. It's Daniel Sahuleka's first hit:
We'll Go Out Tonight.
Hopefully you weren't scared away by Poing, that's why I decided to pick two songs. Here's the sleeve of Daniel Sahuleka's vinyl single:

That was also such an inspirational comment, mevrouw Kleine Zeemeermin, thank you for that!

On this twelfth day of July we'll pay some attention to the chart of 12-07-1969.
A new entry at number 17 in the Dutch Top 40: Shocking Blue -- Venus. The song peaked at number 3 in the Top 40 for 5 weeks. The song was also released worldwide. Because the song became very successful in the United States (it even reached number 1 there on 07-02-1970), Venus was re-released in 1970 and re-entered the Dutch Top 40 in January of 1970. Again the song peaked at number 3, for two weeks, in February, one week after reaching number one in the USA. The song was also succesfully covered by Bananarama, amongst others, and by Stars On 45 in a medley.
Why is this song so special? Because Venus was the first Dutch single ever to top the US charts; also — with this single — Shocking Blue became the first Dutch group ever to get to number one in the Billboard Hot 100, of course.
Let's have a look at the sleeve of Shocking Blue's vinyl single, here it is:
… and that's the American one.

Now, also a new entry in the same Dutch Top 40 of 12-07-1969, at number 40: Tee-Set -- Ma Belle Amie.
In the end it reached number 5 in the Billboard Hot 100, one month after Venus reached number one.
It also just happened that Venus and Ma Belle Amie were recorded in the same studio with the same technician.
We're taking a look now at the sleeve of the vinyl single:

Let's not forget the chart of 12-07-1986. A new entry at number 27: M.C. Miker "G" & Deejay Sven -- Holiday Rap. If you're listening (closely or not) you'll recognize two songs: "Summer Holidays" by Cliff Richard and of course Madonna's "Holiday".
By reading this message you agree to take a peek at the sleeve of Holiday Rap:

We all know that banks are notoriously generous, if you'll ever get your account overdrawn, they let you keep the money for free! Carol Beer is such a fine example of a dedicated employee. Listening to the needs of the customer, being helpful at the computer, you name it (we play it). (Men vraagt en wij draaien.) In this scene she is asked (by Anthony, a colleague of hers) if she is willing to take part in a fun run in aid of Comic Relief.

Some people said the mere vision of Carol Beer hurts their eyes, they cannot bear it any longer and have asked me if it is possible to have something other than her on their retinas (and still keep the audio, of course). A not so unusal request, so it seems, and urged if I could fulfill their request. Well, of course (keep that stick away, please). "Men vraagt en wij draaien." (You name it, we play it.) Let's see, 999 views for Carol Beer Episode 1: The Bank Drama (Sub special), maybe we can up this video.

There were others that said those Carol Beer videos take too long. Okay, then there = (is) this shorter video 4 U (short enough?).

On this thirteenth day of July, first we take a look at the chart of 13-07-1991. Do you remember we talked about Madonna's Holiday yesterday? In the Dutch Top 40 of 13-07-1991 this song is entering the chart for the third time (this time as an LP Edit version)! The two former entrances were in '84 and '85. Madonna is coming in at number 33 now (through the frontdoor).

Now we'll pay some attention to the chart of 13-07-1974. There's a new entry at number 25: the energetic and swinging sound of Catapult -- Let Your Hair Hang Down, catchy glitterrock in optima forma.
Before we take a look at another new entry, here's the sleeve of the vinyl single:

One other newcomer, this time at number 28, is Jack Jersey -- Pappa Was A Poor Man. With André Moss blowing the saxophone.
Did you see the sleeve of Pappa Was A Poor Man? No? Here it is:

C'est la GUERRE !

Alors que la glorieuse Team Kraland assurait sa 5ème place au défi 3NENSEI, et c'était encore le cas mercredi. Le top40.nl ose nous passer devant comme ça, l'air de rien. Scandale !!!

Je rigole bien sûr ! Et je suis bien content de voir, qu'une fois de plus, quand le Base Camp arrive, on voit la différence de résultats. Si vous réussissez à mobiliser deux/trois cruncheurs de plus, vous pouvez accéder au podium. Même si ce défi là est très long, vous avez justement l'occasion de profiter de la longueur de ce trek.
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It's the WAR (*) !

While the glorious Team Kraland secured his 5th place at the 3NENSEI challenge, and it was still the case on Wednesday. The top40.nl dares to go ahead like that, look like nothing. Scandal !!!

I'm kidding of course ! And I'm glad to see, once again, when the Base Camp arrives, we see the difference in results. If you manage to mobilize two / three more crunchers, you can access the podium. Even if this challenge is very long, you have just the opportunity to enjoy the length of this trek.

* Translation : "It's not easy to be A Viking !"

Do you remember the pregnant woman in the hospital with her husband? This threesome

(who are in fact played by only one person) would like to do their impersonation act right now. I cannot refuse. So, go ahead, you three, do your best!