That's All! by Genesis peaked at #6 in February 1984. I know you're all wondering if any songs with an exclamation point in the title went to number one. There have been 27:
Tramp! Tramp! Tramp! – Frank Stanley/Byron G. Harlan, 1910
Row! Row! Row! – Ada Jones, 1913
Oh Johnny, Oh Johnny, Oh! – American Quartet, 1917
O-H-I-O (O-My! Oh) – Al Jolson, 1921
Yes! We Have No Bananas – Billy Jones, 1923
Yes! We Have No Bananas – Ben Selvin/Irving Kaufman, 1923
Yes Sir! That's My Baby – Gene Austin, 1925
Charmaine! – Guy Lombardo, 1927
Laugh, Clown, Laugh! – Fred Waring's Pennsylvanians, 1928
You're Driving Me Crazy! – Guy Lombardo, 1930
There! I've Said It Again – Vaughn Monroe, 1945
Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow! – Vaughn Monroe, 1946
Oh! What It Seemed To Be – Frankie Carle/Marjorie Hughes, 1946
Oh! What It Seemed To Be – Frank Sinatra/Alex Stordahl, 1946
Music! Music! Music! – Teresa Brewer/Dixieland All Stars, 1950
Oh! My Pa-Pa – Eddie Fisher/Hugo Winterhalter, 1953
Make Love To Me! – Jo Stafford/Paul Weston, 1954
There! I've Said It Again – Bobby Vinton, 1963
Hello Dolly! – Louis Armstrong, 1964
Stop! In The Name Of Love – Supremes, 1965
Help! – Beatles, 1965
Turn! Turn! Turn! – Byrds, 1965
Hey Ya! – OutKast, 2003
Yeah! – Usher/Lil Jon/Ludacris, 2004
Run It! – Chris Brown, 2005
Uptown Funk! – Mark Ronson/Bruno Mars, 2015
Sad! – XXXTentacion (2018)
There were five chart versions of Yes! We Have No Bananas in 1923: Billy Jones, Ben Selvin/Irving Kaufman, Ben Krueger/Billy Jones, Sam Lanin (an instrumental) and the Great White Way Orchestra/Billy Murray. Billy Jones' solo version was the biggest. It was number one for five weeks in August-September.