~

 

By the way, I've added in the chart history for 'Do You Want To Build A Snowman?' in the relevant post.

Thanks Bre, I didn't get it too wrong did I? (Polyhex'd it!).

SO generic but SO good, the last half of the last chorus really is a *.* moment (a la "The Spark"). Can't wait for Bad to chart next week!

Dr. Who deserved better :(

Biography:

 

Kristen Bell is some woman who has something to do with the film 'Frozen'

:lol: :lol: Bre!

Thermo, I'd be suprised if the second one fell out already, thought it was doing well

 

oh you edited it hehe

Edited April 6, 201412 yr by jsilv

This week's dropouts

 

 

 

37 40 19 Jason Derulo Trumpets

 

Have waited too long for this :cheer:

 

Edit: sorry to the unintended extra song :P

Edited April 6, 201412 yr by Dircadirca

By the way, I've added in the chart history for 'Do You Want To Build A Snowman?' in the relevant post.

You might want to amend "Katie Lope" also if you missed that :P

Oh, I am loving Counting Stars so much more than I did in 2013

30 19 35

 

OneRepublic

Counting Stars

Native | 2013

 

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Chart Run: 43-30-20-17-13-2-4-3-1-3-1-3-5-6-11-12-16-17-19-22-10-10-13-14-17-24-23-26-34-36-32-30-22-19-30

 

Release Date: 22-03-2013

Format: download only track

Label: polydor associated labels

 

Sales: 800k+

 

Video here:

 

Biography

Featuring the anthemic songwriting of Ryan Tedder, OneRepublic rose to prominence in 2007, when "Apologize" began its reign as the most popular digital download in American history. Although the song proved to be a quick success, OneRepublic had spent five years touring the musical minor leagues before its release, with Tedder splitting his time between the band's work and production gigs for other artists. Tedder and Zach Filkins formed the band in 2002 and relocated to Los Angeles shortly thereafter, adding keyboardist Drew Brown, bassist/cellist Brent Kutzle, and drummer Eddie Fisher to the lineup in the process. OneRepublic then signed with Sony BMG's Columbia label in 2003; three years later, however, the bandmates returned from a performance at Coachella to find themselves dropped from Columbia's roster.

 

Nevertheless, OneRepublic's popularity continued to soar on MySpace, and Tedder helped raise the group's profile by penning songs for artists like Blake Lewis and Hilary Duff. Hip-hop producer Timbaland (with whom Tedder had already worked for several years) took notice of the group's audience and signed OneRepublic to his own Mosley Music Group, a joint venture with Interscope Records. Timbaland also remixed one of the group's most promising tracks, "Apologize," and included it on his own album, 2007's Timbaland Presents Shock Value. The song quickly became a platinum-selling single in many countries, breaking airplay records in the U.K. and selling an unprecedented 4.3 million digital downloads in America alone.

 

Later that year, OneRepublic stepped out on their own with Dreaming Out Loud, a debut album filled with piano-fueled songwriting and pop/rock melodies. The album quickly went gold, and "Apologize" continued to top the singles charts in multiple countries. Another Tedder-penned track, Leona Lewis' "Bleeding Love," experienced similar success at the same time, thus making Tedder one of the year's most celebrated songwriters. OneRepublic began writing songs for a second album in 2008, and the group later decamped to Colorado Springs to avoid outside distractions. Although initially planned for a summer release, Waking Up wasn't completed until September 2009. "All the Right Moves," the album's lead single, was released to radio that same month, while the entire album followed in November. In 2013, OneRepublic returned with its third studio album, Native, featuring the singles, "Feel Again" and "If I Lose Myself."

 

Chart history (Year peak title):

 

2007 03 Apologize (Timbaland Presents OneRepublic) -1-

2007 04 Stop And Stare -2-

2008 51 Say (All I Need) -3-

2010 30 All The Right Moves -1-

2013 01 Counting Stars -1-

2014 08 If I Lose Myself (Alesso vs. OneRepublic) -2-

Pretty sure it's Katy B that's out, not will.i.am

 

Edit: Nevermind :P

Edited April 6, 201412 yr by n4yr

One Republic still slaying! :heart:

Yaaay I still love Counting Stars :P ^_^

Thermo, I'd be suprised if the second one fell out already, thought it was doing well

 

oh you edited it hehe

The second one is 'Dr Who' though :P But yeah I know what you mean (I accidentally added will.i.am as a dropout but it has been edited now)

Thanks Bre, I didn't get it too wrong did I? (Polyhex'd it!).

 

No, you got it right, you just only did the history for Kristen :kink: (Though the other 2 have no other hits anyway).

Pretty sick of this song now, but still so excited to see them live in June :heart:

Whos Kirsten bell........

 

 

An actress that Stars in the US Private investigative Series called Veronica Mars.

'Counting Stars' seriously needs to bore off now! :nocheer: :zzz: :zzz:

29 00 05

 

Frankie Knuckles

Your Love

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Chart Run 1989: 68-59-62-73

 

Chart Run: 29

 

Release date: 1989

Format: download only track

Label: Trax Records

 

Video here:

 

Biography

KFrancis Nicholls (January 18, 1955 – March 31, 2014), known as Frankie Knuckles, was an American DJ and record producer.

 

Nicholls was born in 1955 in The Bronx, New York; he later moved to Chicago. He played an important role in developing and popularizing house music in Chicago during the 1980s when the genre was in its infancy. Due to his importance in the development of the genre, Knuckles was often known as "The Godfather of House Music." The city of Chicago named a stretch of street and a day after Knuckles in 2004 for this role. His accomplishments earned him a Grammy Award in 1997. Knuckles was inducted into the Dance Music Hall of Fame in 2005 as recognition for his achievements. - Wikipedia

 

Chart history (Year peak title):

 

1989 50 Tears (Frankie Knuckles Presents Satoshi Tomiie) -NAS-

1989 29 Your Love -NAS-

1991 17 The Whistle Song -1-

1991 67 It's Hard Sometimes -2-

1992 48 Rain Falls -3-

1995 34 Too Many Fish (Frankie Knuckles Feat. Adeva) -1-

1995 36 Whadda U Want (From Me) (Frankie Knuckles Feat. Adeva) -2-

Frankie Knuckles. Such sad news, but this is a classic! :wub:

'Your Love' :wub: I wonder if they're going to play this in full? It's a very lengthy song. Fabulous to see it top 40 anyway. R.I.P. Frankie