May 30, 201016 yr For the record here are all the 20 new entries in that record breaking week in 1997. 1) Olive - You're Not Alone 3) Damage - Wonderful Tonight 7) North And South - I'm A Man Not A Boy 8) Primal Scream - Kowalski 9) Eels - Susan's House 12) Brownstone - 5 Miles To Empty 15) Mary J Blige - Love Is All We Need 19) CJ Bolland - The Prophet 20) Delirious? - Deeper 23) The Space Brothers - Shine 24) OTT - Forever Girl 26) Suggs And Co Featuring The Chelsea Team - Blue Day 27) My Life Story - Strumpet 28) Sinead O'Connor - Gospel Oak EP 33) Paul Young - I Wish You Love 34) Embrace - Fireworks EP 36) Laurie Johnson/London Big Band - Theme From 'the Professionals' 37) Babybird - Cornershop 40) Propellerheadz - Spybreak!
May 30, 201016 yr 29 Danielle Hope - Over The Rainbow [D] http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Large_Images/HMV/2743233.JPG Chart Run: 29 [1 wk] Release date: 31-05-2010 Format: CDS Number of Discs: 1 Catalogue Number: 2743233 Label: polydor Video here: Wt4Cr2o9RK0 Chart history (Year peak title): 2010 29 Over The Rainbow
May 30, 201016 yr 'Empire State Of Mind [Part II]' has re-grown on me so much. Love it even more, now. :heart:
May 30, 201016 yr For the record here are all the 20 new entries in that record breaking week in 1997. 1) Olive - You're Not Alone 8) Primal Scream - Kowalski 9) Eels - Susan's House 40) Propellerheadz - Spybreak! :wub: :wub: :wub: Can I move to 1997 please?
May 30, 201016 yr I'm starting to like Empire State Of Mind (Part II) again, but it really needs to go away now.
May 30, 201016 yr Author 28 (from 36) Alicia Keys - Empire State Of Mind (Part II) [D] http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/511VeGUukVL._SL160_AA115_.jpg Chart Run: 52-48-xx-35-23-15-7-5-4-5-5-6-6-9-14-13-14-21-26-30-32-32-36-28 [23 wks] Format: download only track Precocious R&B vocalist/pianist Alicia Keys was hand-picked by Clive Davis as one of the flagship artists for his post-Arista label, J Records. No doubt he was as impressed by her multitude of skills (Keys took a large role in the writing, arranging, and production of her debut album) as by her music, which mates contemporary hip-hop accoutrements to an old-school soul sensibility a la Jill Scott or D'Angelo. Only 20 years old at the time of the album's release, Keys already seemed poised for a major career built upon her soulful voice and classically trained piano chops. While hip-hop played a much bigger role on her second effort, 2003's THE DIARY OF ALICIA KEYS, it was a smash nonetheless, and subsequent recordings have further pushed the boundaries of R&B - HMV Video here (live): Chart history (Year peak title): 2001 03 Fallin' 2002 37 Brotha Part II (Angie Stone Featuring Alicia Keys And Eve) 2002 18 A Woman's Worth 2002 26 How Come You Don't Call Me 2002 06 Gangsta Lovin' (Eve Featuring Alicia Keys) 2002 24 Girlfriend 2003 19 You Don't Know My Name 2004 18 If I Ain't Got You 2006 62 Ghetto Story (Cham Featuring Alicia Keys) 2007 06 No One 2008 53 Like You'll Never See Me Again 2008 09 Another Way To Die (Alicia Keys And Jack White) 2009 02 Empire State Of Mind (Jay-Z feat. Alicia Keys) 2009 08 Doesn't Mean Anything 2009 04 Empire State Of Mind (Part II) 2010 13 Try Sleeping With A Broken Heart http://www.buzzjack.com/forums/uploads/group_images/of_176.png
May 30, 201016 yr As much as I am fed up of ESOM (Part II) now, I think it's saved this era for Alicia. I want to see how much of a crazy run it can have now!
May 30, 201016 yr I don't like ESOM, bar the final chorus where the drums come in. Really don't see the fuss.
May 30, 201016 yr I hope Try Sleeping With A Broken Heart has climbed a bit. Don't want it stuck at #13. :(
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