[56] 36 // TINIE TEMPAH – “Pass Out” 1-1-2-2-5-5-9-13-13-17-24-25-25-24-31-34-34-35-39-41-46-48-50-57-55-56-61-69-71-69-57-43-56-49-53-54-48-47-63-78-75-69-56-36-

 

Pass Out hasn't left the top 75 since being released. That's rather impressive.

Is the first chart of the year always this random??

I think people trying to say Joe is basically a pushover isnt a valid exuse, no one knows Joe, who is to say he didnt want what he produced?

The fact is whatever he was given he wasnt going to do well.

 

35 (from 42) The Saturdays Feat. Flo Rida - Higher [P]

 

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Chart Run: 62-49-22-25-24-22-25-22-10-15-20-20-31-35-45-42-35 [17 wks]

 

Release date: 01-11-2010

Format: CDS

Number of Discs: 1

Catalogue Number: 2753171

Label: Polydor

 

The U.K-based teen pop outfit the Saturdays formed in 2007 under the auspices of Polydor's Fascination Records. The five-piece girl group sports an accessible, melodic electro-pop sound tailored for pop radio, not to mention eye-catching good looks. In 2008 their debut single, "If This Is Love," hit number eight on the U.K. charts, only to be surpassed by "Up," which made it to number five, and "Issues" which reached number four. Their full-length studio album, CHASING LIGHTS, appeared in late 2008, followed soon after by a cover of the Depeche Mode synth-pop classic, "Just Can't Get Enough." With Spice Girls-inspired colour-coordinated outfits and distinct musical personalities, the Saturdays instantly captured the attention of the U.K. media, appearing on several television shows including the drama HOLLYOAKS LATER and the children's show ROSS LEE'S GHOULIES. - HMV

 

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Chart history (Year peak title):

 

The Saturdays

2008 08 If This Is Love

2008 05 Up

2008 04 Issues

2009 02 Just Can't Get Enough

2009 22 Work

2009 02 Forever Is Over

2009 09 Ego

2010 03 Missing You

2010 10 Higher (The Saturdays Feat. Flo Rida)

 

Flo Rida

2008 02 Low (Flo Rida Feat. T-Pain)

2008 20 Elevator (Flo Rida Feat. Timbaland)

2008 29 In The Ayer (Flo Rida Feat. will.i.am)

2009 01 Right Round (Flo Rida Feat. Ke$ha)

2009 51 Be On You (Flo Rida Feat. Ne-Yo)

2009 18 Sugar (Flo Rida Feat. Wynter)

2009 21 Jump (Flo Rida Feat. Nelly Furtado)

2009 01 Bad Boys (Alexandra Burke Feat. Flo Rida)

2010 01 Club Can't Handle Me (Flo Rida Feat. David Guetta)

2010 10 Higher (The Saturdays Feat. Flo Rida)

2010 41 Turn Around (5, 4, 3, 2, 1)

 

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Looks like The Sats failed to re-enter with Higher. :(

 

You're wrong. :yahoo:

 

Wheres lee wallace? :teresa:

Edited January 2, 201115 yr by Jason

Looks like The Sats failed to re-enter with Higher. :(

Spoke to soon!

Looks like The Sats failed to re-enter with Higher. :(

 

spoke too soon there :lol:

 

edit: already said :P

Edited January 2, 201115 yr by chart wizard

Looks like The Sats failed to re-enter with Higher. :(

Looks like you spoke too soon lol, highest RE!

Is the first chart of the year always this random??

Yep - traditionally no new singles releases, but itunes card effect with songs from parties doing quite well.

Pass Out hasn't left the top 75 since being released. That's rather impressive.

 

Itsa huge hit, great chart run. :o

 

#35 Higher!

Pass Out hasn't left the top 75 since being released. That's rather impressive.

Not exactly, it left the top 75 at one stage:

 

...47-63-78-75-69-56-36

Is the first chart of the year always this random??

 

In a word, yes :lol:

 

Higher :wub:

If Joe McElderry hadn't won X Factor, he'd be in the West End already :lol:

 

MacDonalds have a branch there?? :lol:

Not exactly, it left the top 75 at one stage:

 

...47-63-78-75-69-56-36

 

Whoops, my mistake. Still, quite an impressive run nonetheless.

Is the first chart of the year always this random??

Pretty much, hardly any new releases, christmas songs dropping right out so you expect re-entries and climbers

Yep - traditionally no new singles releases, but itunes card effect with songs from parties doing quite well.

Plus the fast decline of the festive songs help older songs to climb back too

I love 'Pass Out' but i'm baffled at how well it's done. Great song, but imo 'Frisky' and 'Written In The Stars' are much better.

Maybe I'm a cynic, but perhaps Joe McElderry's media training from Syco taught him to say just that. Saying "Cowell told me to sing these songs, and threatened to beat me with a piano stool if I didn't" doesn't sound as good in an interview.

 

That reminds me of a Leona interview on 4music... She was asked what Simon was like and she said he was great. She was then asked if she could call him and have a chat and she was like "errrr... yeah?!" Never heard a less convincing 'yes' haha.

Maybe I'm a cynic, but perhaps Joe McElderry's media training from Syco taught him to say just that. Saying "Cowell told me to sing these songs, and threatened to beat me with a piano stool if I didn't" doesn't sound as good in an interview.

:lol: Maybe, but I remember an interview with him about the RATM battle and he said that he liked "chart music" so I don't think it's surprising the direction he went in. Of course, making it all sound as camp as it was might not necessarily have been his idea.

Yep - traditionally no new singles releases, but itunes card effect with songs from parties doing quite well.

 

It's not just an iTunes thing actually, I remember that since at least the late 90s that the same thing happened. I guess it was Our Price vouchers then :lol: