Shut Up And Dance is one of the surprise highlights of 2015 for me, can't believe it did so well :)

PS: I'll edit #31-40 in (somewhere) in a while. This show has made me a bit flustered :lol:

Are they playing full songs or shortened songs?

 

((I can't listen rn))

Shame Motörhead didn't re-enter. Let's hope they re-enter next week

I see they've permanently changed from doing the top 25 to the top 30 then but not recapping #40-31.

 

I think it's just because there's no Newsbeat today. They'll probably switch back to 25 next week.

The Gift Card effect is ALWAYS strong no matter how big streaming is, gift cards are still a thing you know? :lol: I think this chart looks fairly accurate. The NHS Choir still being top 30 is surprising, but I guess it was top 10 for the first half of the week, and *.* at the Elvis/McFly's record fall from number 1 finally broken, dunno if we'll ever get a fall like that again.

I'm wondering if Louisa Johnson is top 75. :lol:

it wouldn't be that hard to include a recap of 31-40

Streaming data must be missing if Jack Ü are down to #39

26 31 12

 

Olly Murs

Kiss Me

Never Been Better (Special Edition) | 2015

 

http://a3.mzstatic.com/eu/r30/Music6/v4/93/b6/cd/93b6cd1f-e2a2-c2f2-24cf-a5af2b95fb0d/cover170x170.jpeg

 

Chart Run: 16-20-20-24-27-22-13-11-19-28-31-26

 

Release date: 09-10-2015

Format: digital single

Label: Sony Music Entertainment UK Limited

 

Chart sales: 200k+

 

Sales only chart peak: 6

Streaming only chart peak: 31

 

Video here:

 

Biography

With a "cheeky chappy" persona to match Robbie Williams and vocals reminiscent of original Pop Idol Will Young, former call-center worker Olly Murs was one of the success stories of the 2009 season of The X Factor, finishing runner-up to Joe McElderry in the hotly contested final. Born in Essex in 1984, Murs showed little interest in singing while at school, focusing his attention on football, where he played for the school team and later semi-professionally for local non-league team Witham Town. In 2007, he appeared on Deal or No Deal, where he won a lowly £10, but it was his performance of Stevie Wonder's "Superstition" on the sixth series of The X Factor that enabled him to show off his talents. Mentored by Simon Cowell in the live stages, he wowed judges with renditions of songs by the Beatles, Queen, and George Michael and soon became the favorite to win the show. However, despite a duet with musical hero Robbie Williams in the final, Murs finished a respectable second. In 2010, he signed a six-figure record deal with Epic/Syco Music and embarked on the sold-out X Factor arena tour. After being personally invited by Williams to play at the televised charity football event Soccer Aid, Murs released his first single, the Jason Mraz-inspired "Please Don't Let Me Go," in August. His debut album, featuring songs written by Eg White, Scouting for Girls' Roy Stride, and Wayne Hector, was released in 2010. The record produced three U.K. Top 20 singles, with "Thinking of Me" and "Heart on My Sleeve" racking up chart positions alongside the debut number one "Please Don't Let Me Go."

 

Murs took a short break from his musical career in late 2011 to present the eighth season of The Xtra Factor — a spinoff behind-the-scenes look at The X Factor — returning to the program that shot him to fame. His experience with the dynamics involved in the show and his upbeat character made him a firm favorite with the audience — as well as flirty co-presenter Caroline Flack. During the recording of each show, Murs was working on songs for his second album with writers Steve Robson (Lily Allen, James Morrison) and Claude Kelly (Kelly Clarkson, Backstreet Boys). The first single from his second record, "Heart Skips a Beat," featuring U.K. hip-hop duo Rizzle Kicks, was released in summer 2011 and swiftly became a hit. The full release, In Case You Didn't Know, followed in November and secured his first U.K. number one album. The following year, Murs opened for sprightly boy band One Direction on their North American tour and re-released the "Heart Skips a Beat" single, replacing Rizzle Kicks with Philadelphia rap duo Chiddy Bang, to coincide with the shows. Also in 2012, Murs released his third studio album, Right Place Right Time, which included the single "Troublemaker," featuring rapper Flo Rida. - Jon O'Brien & Scott Kerr, Rovi / iTunes

 

Chart history - Top 100 (Year peak title):

 

2010 01 Please Don't Let Me Go -1-

2010 69 This One's For The Girls -B side-

2010 04 Thinking Of Me -2-

2011 20 Heart On My Sleeve -3-

2011 45 Busy -4-

2011 01 Heart Skips A Beat (Olly Murs Feat. Rizzle Kicks) -1-

2011 01 Dance With Me Tonight -2-

2012 13 Oh My Goodness -3-

2012 01 Troublemaker (Olly Murs Feat. Flo Rida) -1-

2013 12 Army Of Two -2-

2013 05 Dear Darlin' -3-

2013 27 Right Place Right Time -4-

2013 78 I Wan'na Be Like You (Robbie Williams Feat. Olly Murs)

2013 25 Hand On Heart -5-

2014 80 Never Been Better -IG-

2014 03 Wrapped Up (Olly Murs Feat. Travie McCoy) -1-

2014 04 Up (Olly Murs Feat. Demi Lovato) -2-

2015 34 Seasons -3-

2015 93 Beautiful To Me -4-

2015 11 Kiss Me -5-

 

Discussion Thread Here

I think it's just because there's no Newsbeat today. They'll probably switch back to 25 next week.

Oh.

 

Hopefully they can scrape Newsbeat in the actual chart when it comes back too, they really don't need updates at 16:30 and 17:00 when there's a whole fifteen minutes of Newsbeat when the chart finishes :drama:

I wonder if they grabbed streaming from Christmas Day, but couldn't get it for the rest of the week?

Oh! Olly up 5 places. Decent song. :P

Kiss Me is quite good, although all three previous singles were much better.

Kiss Me :wub:

I wonder if they grabbed streaming from Christmas Day, but couldn't get it for the rest of the week?

 

Explains why Mariah is still there just about

Yy for black magic and ahut up and dance :cheer:

25 36 21

 

Jess Glynne

Don't Be So Hard On Yourself

I Cry When I Laugh | 2015

 

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Chart Run: 78-1-3-5-3-4-6-10-16-17-23-24-26-31-30-30-34-34-36-36-25

 

Release date: 14-08-2015

Format: digital single

Label: Warner Music

 

Chart sales: 500k+

 

Sales only chart peak: 1

Streaming only chart peak: 4

 

Video here:

 

Biography

Jessica Hannah "Jess" Glynne (born 20 October 1989) is a British singer and songwriter signed to Atlantic Records UK. She is best known for featuring on Clean Bandit's single "Rather Be" and Route 94's "My Love", both of which reached number one on the UK Singles Chart in 2014. Her debut single, "Right Here", reached the top ten. - Wikipedia

 

Chart history - Top 100 (Year peak title):

 

2014 01 Rather Be (Clean Bandit Feat. Jess Glynne) MILLION SELLER

2014 01 My Love (Route 94 Feat. Jess Glynne)

2014 06 Right Here -1-

2014 02 Real Love (Clean Bandit & Jess Glynne) -2-

2015 01 Hold My Hand -3-

2015 01 Not Letting Go (Tinie Tempah Feat. Jess Glynne)

2015 67 Ain't Got Far To Go -IG1-

2015 68 Why Me -IG2-

2015 01 Don't Be So Hard On Yourself -4-

2015 06 Take Me Home -5-

 

Discussion Thread Here

Don't Be So Hard On Yourself is absolutely amazing. One of my favourites of 2015.

The Gift Card effect is ALWAYS strong no matter how big streaming is, gift cards are still a thing you know? :lol: I think this chart looks fairly accurate. The NHS Choir still being top 30 is surprising, but I guess it was top 10 for the first half of the week, and *.* at the Elvis/McFly's record fall from number 1 finally broken, dunno if we'll ever get a fall like that again.

 

I agree. People still get gift cards and they won't think 'I'm not going to use it because I stream'.