October 27, 201312 yr I know Down So Long had big commercial radio support the following year as I heard it all the time but I doubt it was on Radio 1 :( She and Sarah McLachlan never really lived up to the hype in the UK, for reasons unknown to me. At least Sarah had a top three with Delerium and Angel has become a massive catalogue seller. Jewel's barely known here. They were probably hammered on Radio 2. Although back then Radio 2 had a thing for cheesy pop acts
October 27, 201312 yr Yay! I find it pretty amazing that a woman pushing 70 has got a two week hit out of a brand new song in the very ageist chart landscape of 2013. This is her best single since the Believe era imo (I loved all of the singles from that).
October 27, 201312 yr Klangkarussel now tie Edelweiss for the 5th most weeks on chart by an Austrian act DJ Ötzi 48 Falco 26 Opus 15 Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra 14 Edelweiss 10 Klangkarussel 10
October 27, 201312 yr Klangkarussel now tie Edelweiss for the 5th most weeks on chart by an Austrian act DJ Ötzi 48 Falco 26 Opus 15 Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra 14 Edelweiss 10 Klangkarussel 10 48 weeks for DJ Ötzi in the top 75? Far too many :lol:
October 27, 201312 yr Gwon Kermit. Was outside the top 40 in the mids, propelled back inside by another TV performance.
October 27, 201312 yr Cher :wub: My favs by her will always be The Music Is No Good Without You and All Or Nothing. Both still on my ipod.
October 27, 201312 yr I still can't believe near 70 year old Cher covered a song by Miley Cyrus and it got in the charts for two weeks. :lol: You couldn't make it up. It is quite good though. :kink:
October 27, 201312 yr Guilty pleasure alert!!!! Can't believe radio 1 are playing Cher just wish it was Women's World charting Saw this on Graham Norton on Friday and I like it!!
October 27, 201312 yr 48 weeks for DJ Ötzi in the top 75? Far too many :lol: I'd say 48 too many. And 26 too many for Falco :lol:
October 27, 201312 yr 35 Sean Paul - Turn It Up [D] http://a3.mzstatic.com/us/r30/Music6/v4/da/79/e8/da79e89b-222b-f015-7bf3-3fad8f58ca73/075679948076.170x170-75.jpg Chart Run: 35 [1 wk] Release date: 20-10-2013 Format: download only single Label: Atlantic Records Video here: rPo8rcfrRZc Biography Dancehall superstar Sean Paul began scoring hit singles in Jamaica in 1996 and steadily attracted international attention thereafter, eventually breaking into the pop mainstream in 2002 with Dutty Rock. Born Sean Paul Henriques on January 8, 1973, the multi-ethnic Paul (his parents had Portuguese, Chinese, and Jamaican forebears) grew up comfortably in St. Andrew, Jamaica, his mother a renowned painter. He was a skilled athlete, excelling in swimming and especially water polo, playing for the Jamaican national team in the latter. Although his education was enough to land him a prosperous career, dancehall music remained Paul's first love, particularly crafting rhythm tracks. He became a DJ after he began writing his own songs, patterning his style largely after Super Cat and finding a mentor in Don Yute; he also found contacts in several members of the reggae-pop band Third World in 1993, which helped open up business connections. Paul released his debut single, "Baby Girl," with producer Jeremy Harding in 1996; it proved a significant success, leading to further Jamaican hits like "Nah Get No Bly (One More Try)," "Deport Them," "Excite Me," "Infiltrate," and "Hackle Mi." In 1999, Sean Paul started to make inroads to American audiences; he was first commissioned to collaborate with fellow dancehall hitmaker Mr. Vegas on a production for rapper DMX; titled "Here Comes the Boom," the song was included in director Hype Williams' film Belly. Also that year, Paul scored a Top Ten hit on the Billboard rap charts with "Hot Gal Today." Unfortunately, Paul had a very public falling out with Mr. Vegas over the packaging of the latter's remix of "Hot Gal Today"; still, it didn't slow Paul's career momentum, as he played the Summer Jam 2000 in New York City, the center of his American popularity. That fall, Paul released his first album on VP Records; the sprawling Stage One collected many of Paul's previous hit singles and compilation cuts, plus a few brand-new tracks. Dutty Rock (2002) and The Trinity (2005) were extremely successful. Both albums peaked in the Top Ten of the album chart and featured a handful of mainstream smashes. His 2009 release Imperial Blaze featured the singles "So Fine" and "Hold My Hand," the latter a duet with Keri Hilson. The loose Odyssey Mixtape dropped in 2011 and was followed a year later by Tomahawk Technique, a more pop and dance-oriented album with production from the likes of Stargate, DJ Ammo, and Benny Blanco. - iTunes Chart history (Year peak title): 2002 32 Gimme The Light -1- 2003 16 Make It Clap (Busta Rhymes Feat. Sean Paul & Spliff Star) 2003 05 Gimme The Light (2003 Re-issue) -1- 2003 04 Get Busy -2- 2003 59 Breathe (Import) (Blu Cantrell Feat. Sean Paul) 2003 01 Breathe (Blu Cantrell Feat. Sean Paul) 2003 03 Like Glue -3- 2003 02 Baby Boy (Beyonce Feat. Sean Paul) 2004 06 I'm Still In Love With You (Sean Paul Feat. Sasha) -4- 2005 02 We Be Burnin' -1- 2005 12 Ever Blazin' -2- 2006 11 Temperature -3- 2006 71 Cry Baby Cry (Santana Feat. Sean Paul & Joss Stone) 2006 22 Never Gonna Be The Same -4- 2006 31 (When You Gonna) Give It Up To Me (Sean Paul Feat. Keyshia Cole) -5- 2009 25 So Fine -1- 2010 13 Do You Remember (Jay Sean Feat. Sean Paul And Lil Jon) 2011 11 Got 2 Luv U (Sean Paul Feat. Alexis Jordan) -1- 2012 02 She Doesn't Mind -2- 2012 12 Summer Paradise (Simple Plan Feat. Sean Paul) 2013 01 What About Us (The Saturdays Feat. Sean Paul) 2013 07 Other Side Of Love -1- 2013 35 Turn It Up -2-
October 27, 201312 yr So glad this has flopped despite the price reduction!! Finally 2003 have taken him back!!!
October 27, 201312 yr This seems like a bit of a flop by his recent standards, although I prefer it to his last few singles, probably because the synths remind me of DJ Sammy's Heaven.
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