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Which record?

 

For the biggest fall for a midweek No. 1. Not taking into account limited availability of a song.

Still not a big fan of this ballad - much preferred "It Will Rain". Good move releasing a ballad after "Locked Out of Heaven" though - both are/will be big sellers come the end of the year. Hoping "Young Girls" is pushed as the third/fourth single - standout track from the album (having heard it in full the once).
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For the biggest fall for a midweek No. 1. Not taking into account limited availability of a song.

Nice recovery :D

For the biggest fall for a midweek No. 1. Not taking into account limited availability of a song.

You can't add any 'not taking into accounts...'! :lol: It is either a record or it isn't.

1D being next or not will be the difference between a great top 2 and a crap one. Sadly could see them at #2 as I don't think there was much in it at all between 2 and 6 in the Friday mids, although I think Justin's #1 is pretty safe.
Really hope One Direction aren't any higher than number 3 today, what an awful cover even if it is for a good cause. And P!nk deserves a number 2! :lol:
The best of the singles from Unorthodox Jukebox :heart:

 

Not a huge achievement as there's only one other... :lol: (Not that I agree anyway).

You can't add any 'not taking into accounts...'! :lol: It is either a record or it isn't.

 

I just thought it was worth a try :P

3 :up: (from 4) P!nk Feat. Nate Ruess - Just Give Me A Reason [D]

 

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Chart Run: 74-24-16-10-4-3 [6 wks]

 

Format: download only track

Label: RCA Records Label

 

Although Pink rose to prominence as an R&B singer in the classic '90s LaFace mould, a front displayed on her debut CAN'T TAKE ME HOME, it was when she took control of her own image in 2001 that she truly became an icon. While the Linda Perry (4 Non Blondes) composed hit "Get This Party Started" strayed not all that far from her initial dance-pop path, the remainder of M!SSUNDAZTOOD revealed an artist schooled in the punk tradition. Further recordings wandered down multiple paths, cementing Pink's reputation as a genre-bending pop songstress. - HMV

 

Video here:

 

Chart history (Year peak title):

 

P!nk

2000 06 There You Go -1-

2000 05 Most Girls -2-

2001 09 You Make Me Sick -3-

2001 01 Lady Marmalade (Christina Aguilera, Lil' Kim, Mya & P!nk) -OST-

2002 02 Get The Party Started -1-

2002 06 Don't Let Me Get Me -2-

2002 01 Just Like A Pill -3-

2002 11 Family Portrait -4-

2003 03 Feel Good Time (P!nk Feat. William Orbit) -OST-

2003 07 Trouble -1-

2004 11 God Is A DJ -2-

2004 21 Last To Know -3-

2006 04 Stupid Girls -1-

2006 05 Who Knew -2-

2006 10 U + Ur Hand -3-

2006 27 Nobody Knows -4-

2007 34 Leave Me Alone (I'm Lonely) -5-

2008 01 So What -1-

2009 09 Sober -2-

2009 12 Please Don't Leave Me -3-

2009 29 Funhouse -4-

2009 62 I Don't Believe You -5-

2010 13 Raise Your Glass -1-

2010 10 F**kin' Perfect -2-

2012 03 Blow Me (One Last Kiss) -1-

2012 08 Try -2-

2013 03 Just Give Me A Reason (P!nk Feat. Nate Ruess) -3-

 

Nate Ruess

2013 03 Just Give Me A Reason (P!nk Feat. Nate Ruess)

 

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