ARIA Top 50 Combined Singles weekending 20th November 2006

 

1 (2) I Don’t Feel Like Dancin’ – Scissor Sisters

2 (3) I Wish I Was A Punk Rocker – Sandi Thom

3 (1) The Saints Are Coming – U2 & Green Day

4 (New) My Love – Justin Timberlake

5 (8) Irreplaceable - Beyonce

6 (5) Smack That – Akon ft Eminem

7 (4) SexyBack – Justin Timberlake

8 (7) I Don’t Need A Man – Pussycat Dolls

9 (11) Hurt – Christina Aguilera

10 (10) U & Ur Hand - Pink

11 (6) Maneater – Nelly Furtado

12 (New) Happenin’ All Over Again – Young Divas

13 (14) Light Surrounding You - Evermore

14 (12) Joker and the Thief - Wolfmother

15 (13) You Give Me Something – James Morrison

16 (17) Black Fingernails, Red Wine – Eskimo Joe

17 (9) Live For Love – Anthony Callea

18 (19) Sarah – Eskimo Joe

19 (21) Rock This Party – Bob Sinclar

20 (15) London Bridge - Fergie

21 (16) Call Me When You’re Sober - Evanescence

22 (20) Welcome To The Black Parade – My Chemical Romance

23 (23) When You Were Young – The Killers

24 (24) We Ride - Rihanna

25 (26) Put Your Hands Up (For Detroit) – Fedde Le Grande

26 (33) Who Knew - Pink

27 (22) Taller, Stronger, Better – Guy Sabastian

28 (18) Come To Me – P. Diddy ft Nicole

29 (New) Jump – Madonna

30 (25) Tightrope – Stephanie McIntosh

31 (29) The Kill (Bury Me) – 30 Seconds To Mars

32 (39) Love Don’t Let Me Go – David Guetta vs The Egg

33 (28) But It’s Better If You Do – Panic! At The Disco

34 (31) I’m Not Missing You – Stacie Orrico

35 (27) Me & U - Cassie

36 (34) (When You Gonna) Give It Up To Me – Sean Paul ft Keyshia Cole

37 (30) Buttons – Pussycat Dolls

38 (36) Lonely – Shannon Noll

39 (32) Nothing In This World – Paris Hilton

40 (37) Mistake – Stephanie McIntosh

41 (48) Hips Don’t Lie – Shakira ft Wyclef Jean

42 (45) Over My Head (Cable Car) – The Fray

43 (42) I Can’t Hate You Anymore – Nick Lachey

44 (43) This Time I Know It’s For Real – Young Divas

45 (47) Ain’t No Other Man – Christina Aguilera

46 (Re) Flaunt It – TV Rock

47 (38) Ridin’ - Chamillionaire

48 (40) Bimbo Nation – TV Rock

49 (New) Love Like Winter - AFI

50 (Re) Not Ready To Make Nice – Dixie Chicks

 

 

ARIA Top 50 Albums weekending 20th November 2006

 

1 (1) Dancing In The Street: The Songs Of Motown II – Human Nature

2 (3) I’m Not Dead - Pink

3 (6) Eyes Open – Snow Patrol

4 (2) Rudebox – Robbie Williams

5 (7) Black Fingernails, Red Wine – Eskimo Joe

6 (4) Wolfmother - Wolfmother

7 (21) The Swing Sessions – David Campbell

8 (5) Love, Pain & The Whole Crazy Thing – Keith Urban

9 (8) Ultimate Kylie – Kylie Minogue

10 (12) Closer To The Sun – Guy Sabastian

11 (19) High Times: Singles 1992-2006 - Jamiroquai

12 (9) The Black Parade – My Chemical Romance

13 (10) Sam’s Town – The Killers

14 (22) Piano Man: The Very Best Of – Billy Joel

15 (16) PCD – Pussycat Dolls

16 (13) The Open Door - Evanescence

17 (15) Tea and Sympathy – Bernard Fanning

18 (18) The Best Of – Chris Isaak

19 (14) Ta-Dah! – Scissor Sisters

20 (17) Future Sex/Love Sounds – Justin Timberlake

21 (11) Skin and Bones – Foo Fighters

22 (New) When You Heart Stops Beating - +44

23 (27) Discotheque – Marcia Hines

24 (Re) In The Hands Of Love – Vittorio Grigolo

25 (New) Twenty Five – George Michael

26 (26) Still The Same: Great Rock Classics – Rod Stewart

27 (45) Reach Out: The Motown Record – Human Nature

28 (New) Doctor’s Advocate – The Game

29 (28) Shine On - Jet

30 (29) The Secret Life Of… - The Veronicas

31 (39) Bring You Home – Ronan Keating

32 (20) What The Sea Wants, The Sea Will Have – Sarah Blasko

33 (36) How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb – U2

34 (42) Taking The Long Way – Dixie Chicks

35 (40) Loose – Nelly Furtado

36 (34) Forever Begins Tonight – Patrizio Buanne

37 (48) Duets: An American Classic – Tony Bennett

38 (30) A Fever You Can’t Sweat Out – Panic! At The Disco

39 (50) Stadium Arcadium – Red Hot Chili Peppers

40 (25) Bat Out Of Hell III: The Monster Is Loose – Meat Loaf

41 (23) Flat Chat – Midnight Oil

42 (32) Undiscovered – James Morrison

43 (24) Cereal Pest: The Gotcha Calls 2 – Matt Tilley

44 (New) Frog Sack – Rodney Rude

45 (35) Real Life - Evermore

46 (31) The Very Best Of – Aerosmith

47 (Re) The Dutchess - Fergie

48 (38) High School Musical – Original Soundtrack

49 (Re) Greatest Hits – Robbie Williams

50 (33) 9 – Damien Rice

 

 

Chartifacts

 

from aria.com.au

 

U2 & Green Day last a single week at the top of the charts, and looking at

last weeks figures, they were only just holding on to that No.1 spot. As the

single "The Saints are Coming"

was No.4 in Sales, and No.2 in Downloads, the less consistent other singles up

the top of the charts were unable to hit the top. But this week a song that has

been in waiting for four

weeks at No.2, and is a former No.1 Download single hits the top of the

Australian Charts.

"I Don't Feel Like Dancing" by the Scissor Sisters now matches it's parent

album "Ta-Dah!" as a No.1 chart topper in Australia. It's taken 10 weeks to

reach the top of the charts, the

longest climb this year, and it now matches the No.1 peak in the UK, where it

stayed at the top for four consecutive weeks from late September.

It becomes the 915th No.1 in Australia, and is the first "Dancing" record to

reach No.1 since 1985. The last was "Dancing in the Street" by David Bowie and

Mick Jagger back in October

1985, and becomes the third such "Dancing" track, the first was "Dancing Queen"

by Abba back in September 1976.

There's also another trend in the title, the "I Don't" slogan, of which this

track becomes the sixth such chart topper. The others were...

 

Oct-42 - I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire - The Ink Spots

Feb-43 - I Don't Want to Walk Without You - Bing Crosby

Nov-79 - I Don't Like Mondays - Boomtown Rats

Sep-98 - I Don't Want to Miss a Thing - Aerosmith

Apr-04 - F**k it (I Don't Want You Back) - Aemon

 

The Scissor Sisters are the 368th American Performers to hit No.1 in

Australia, with the 603rd American Performed No.1 song. They are also the third

set of 'Sisters' to hit the top of

the charts, the other being The Andrews Sisters and The Fontane Sisters,

although they were actual sisters, as opposed to the Scissor's who are just

sisters-by-namesake.

They are also the first US group to reach No.1 since Green Day did so last

week, but the last US Group to reach No.1 on their own was exactly one year ago

this week, when The

Black Eyed Peas debuted at No.1 with "My Humps", which stayed at the top for two

weeks.

 

The highest of four new entries this week is the current US No.1 single "My

Love" by Justin Timberlake feat T.I. By debuting at No.4, and having his

previous No.1 single at No.7 this

week, Justin becomes the first artist since The Black Eyed Peas in December 2003

to have two simultaneous Top 10 singles. The Peas did it with "Shut Up" and

"Where is the Love",

which also featured JT. Justin's album "Futuresex/Lovesounds" is at No.20 this

week.

 

Two girls move up from their debuts last week. Beyonce's "Irreplaceable" is

at No.4 in the US this week, and moves from 8 to 5 here in Australia. Whilst

Christina Aguilera's "Hurt",

moves up two places to No.9 this week to give her her 12th Top 10 single in

Australia, out of 15 chart entries.

 

The second highest debut comes in at No.12, "Happening All Over Again" by

The Young Divas. As with their previous No.2 single (for 3 weeks) "This Time I

Know it's for Real", this

too is a cover of a late 80's/early 90's diva track. "Happening..." was

originally performed by Lonnie Gordon, and it made No.33 in September 1990, so

this new version instantly becomes

bigger than it's original. The Young Diva's debut album is out this week, and

features plenty more diva'esque tracks from the 80's and early 90's.

 

53 weeks ago Madonna was debuting at No.1 with the track "Hung Up" from her

"Confessions on a Dance Floor" album. Well this week she enters the charts at

No.29 with the fourth

single from that album "Jump". The track hit the Top 10 in the UK last week, but

due to poor downloads, only manages a Top 30 entry. The previous three singles

have all done better,

with the aforementioned "Hung Up" reaching No.1, "Sorry" hit No.4 in March 2006

and "Get Together" which debuted and peaked at No.13 in July 2006.

 

The fourth new entry comes from the group AFI, who were touring the country

recently. "Love Like Winter" debuts at No.49, and is the follow-up to their

No.14 single "Miss Murder"

from August, and is the second single from the former No.3 album "December

Underground".

 

For the fourth non-consecutive week, Human Nature's "Dancing in the Street;

The Songs of Motown 2" is at No.1 on the Australian charts. It now becomes their

longest running No.1

album, and their first Motown album climbs back up the charts from 45 to 27 this

week.

Human Nature have now accumulated 8 weeks at No.1 with their three

chart-topping albums, and it now puts them in 8th Place for the listing of

Aussie Acts with the Most Accumulated

Weeks at the top of the charts. The list is as follows...

 

1 - 27wks - Skyhooks

2 - 17wks - The Seekers

3 - 13wks - Midnight Oil

4 - 11wks - Australian Crawl

11wks - Men at Work

11wks - Icehouse

7 - 9wks - INXS

8 - 8wks - Human Nature

9 - 7wks - Daddy Cool

7wks - Moving Pictures

7wks - Powderfinger

7wks - Killing Heidi

 

And as I'm on the Aussie tilt, this weeks Top 10 is 70% Aussie acts, with

David Campbell's "Swing Sessions" jumping from 21 to 7 this week, and Guy

Sebastian's "Closer to the Sun"

climbing back up 2 places as the next single off the album "Elevator Love" (Dec

2nd) is released to radio.

 

There are currently 8 'Best of' compilations on the charts, but as per this

time of year, there will be a whole heap more coming in the next couple of

weeks, as U218 is out on Monday,

and with them touring Australia at the moment, it's a foregone conclusion that

it will hit No.1 next week. Jamiroquai's "High Times" is up to No.11 this week,

and Billy Joel's "Piano Man"

up to No.14. Debuting at No.25 (ironically) is George Michael's new Best of

called Twenty-Five. It contains tracks from the start of his career with Wham!

in 1983 all the way through to

his recent Top 40 single "An Easier Affair", a span of (funnily enough) 25

years. His original Best of "Ladies and Gentlemen" hit No.2 this week (Nov-23)

back in 1998.

 

The highest new entry this week comes in at No.22, and this the debut album

for +44 (Plus 44), "When Your Heart Stops Beating". The group is made up of

2/3rds of Blink 182, as

singer/bassist Mark Hoppus and Drummer Travis Barker are the two former Blinkers

now fully at home in this new group. The name of the band is taken from the

International Dial Code

for the United Kingdom (+44).

 

Jayceon Taylor aka The Game debuts at No.28 with "Doctor's Advocate"

(referencing Dr. Dre's input maybe), the follow-up to his 2005 debut "The

Documentary" which hit No.45 in

January of that year. The lead single off the album "Let's Ride" was recently

No.1 in the US, and will by released here on December 4th.

 

Both Olivia Newton-John and Roy Orbison have three No.1's this week in history.

 

Here is a list of the No.1 songs this week on the Australian charts for the past

66 years...

 

2006 - I Don't Feel Like Dancing - Scissor Sisters (1st week)

2005 - My Humps - Black Eyed Peas (1st of 2 weeks)

2004 - What You Waiting for? - Gwen Stefani (2nd of 2 weeks)

2003 - Me Against the Music - Britney Spears feat Madonna (2nd of 2 weeks)

2002 - The Ketchup Song (Aserje) - Las Ketchup (2nd of 3 weeks) Return to the

Top

2001 - Smooth Criminal - Alien Ant Farm (3rd of 8 weeks)

2000 - Who Let the Dogs Out - Baha Men (1st of 4 weeks)

1999 - Blue (Da Ba Dee) - Eiffel 65 (3rd of 9 weeks)

1998 - Crush - Jennifer Paige (1st of 2 weeks)

1997 - Barbie Girl - Aqua (2nd of 3 weeks)

1996 - Wannabe - Spice Girls (3rd of 11 weeks) 10 YEARS AGO

1995 - Gangsta's Paradise - Coolio feat L.V. (5th of 13 weeks)

1994 - Tomorrow - silverchair (4th of 6 weeks)

1993 - All She Wants - Ace of Base (3rd of 3 weeks)

1992 - End of the Road - Boyz II Men (1st of 4 weeks)

1991 - I'm Too Sexy - Right Said Fred (2nd of 3 weeks)

1990 - Groove is in the Heart - Deee-Lite (1 week only)

1989 - If I Could Turn Back Time - Cher (2nd of 6 weeks)

1988 - Don't Worry Be Happy - Bobby McFerrin (2nd of 6 weeks)

1987 - Too Much Ain't Enough Love - Jimmy Barnes (1 week only)

1986 - You're the Voice - John Farnham (3rd of 7 weeks) 20 YEARS AGO

1985 - Take on Me - A-ha (2nd of 2 weeks)

1984 - I Just Called to Say I Love You - Stevie Wonder (6th of 8 weeks)

1983 - Karma Chameleon - Culture Club (5th of 5 weeks)

1982 - Come on Eileen - Dexy's Midnight Runners (4th of 5 weeks)

1981 - Physical - Olivia Newton-John (2nd of 5 weeks)

1980 - Woman in Love - Barbra Streisand (2nd of 2 weeks)

1979 - I Don't Like Mondays - The Boomtown Rats (2nd of 2 weeks)

1978 - Three Times a Lady - The Commodores (4th of 5 weeks)

1977 - I Just Want to Be Your Everything - Andy Gibb (6th of 7 weeks)

1976 - Money, Money, Money - Abba (2nd of 6 weeks) 30 YEARS AGO

1975 - Mama Mia - Abba (3rd of 10 weeks)

1974 - I Love You, I Honestly Love You - Olivia Newton-John (1st of 4 weeks)

1973 - Angie - The Rolling Stones (1st of 5 weeks)

1972 - Popcorn - Hot Butter (6th of 8 weeks)

1971 - Banks of the Ohio - Olivia Newton-John (5th of 5 weeks)

1970 - Lookin' Out My Back Door / As Long As I Can See the Light - Creedence

Clearwater Revival (3rd of 4 weeks)

1969 - Penny Arcade - Roy Orbison (1 week only)

1968 - Hey Jude / Revolution - The Beatles (8th of 13 weeks)

1967 - The Last Waltz - Engelbert Humperdinck (5th of 9 weeks)

1966 - Winchester Cathedral - New Vaudeville Band (1 week only) 40 YEARS AGO

1965 - Que Sera, Sera (Whatever Will Be, Will Be) / Shakin' All Over - Normie

Rowe (7th of 8 weeks)

1964 - Ain't That Loving You Baby / Ask Me - Elvis Presley (1st of 3 weeks)

1963 - Sugar Shack - Jimmy Gilmer & The Fireballs (1st of 3 weeks)

1962 - Working for the Man / Leah - Roy Orbison (2nd of 4 weeks)

1961 - Crying / Candy Man - Roy Orbison (3rd of 3 weeks)

1960 - It's Now or Never - Elvis Presley (7th of 7 weeks)

1959 - Oh Yeah, Uh Huh - Col Joye & The Jo8y Boys (2nd of 4 weeks)

1958 - Volare - Domenico Modugno / Dean Martin (5th of 7 weeks)

1957 - Around the World - Bing Crosby / Nat 'King' Cole (5th of 8 weeks)

1956 - Hot Diggity - Perry Como (2nd of 4 weeks) 50 YEARS AGO

1955 - Stranger in Paradise - Tony Bennett (1st of 3 weeks)

1954 - Little Things Mean a Lot - Kitty Kallen (5th of 5 weeks)

1953 - Vaya Con Dios (May God Be With You) - Les Paul & Mary Ford (3rd of 4

weeks)

1952 - Auf Wiedersehn, Sweetheart - Vera Lynn (1st of 7 weeks)

1951 - The Loveliest Night of the Year - Mario Lanza (2nd of 2 weeks)

1950 - Mona Lisa - Nat 'King' Cole (2nd of 5 weeks)

1949 - Riders in the Sky - Vaughn Monroe / Bing Crosby (3rd of 5 weeks)

1948 - I'm Looking Over a Four Leaf Clover - George Trevare / Art Mooney (1

Month only)

1947 - (There's No Business) Like Show Business - Bing Crosby / Dick Haymes &

The Andrew Sisters (1 Month only)

1946 - Symphony - Bing Crosby (2nd of 2 Months) 60 YEARS AGO

1945 - Don't Fence Me in - Bing Crosby & The Andrews Sisters (3rd of 3 Months)

1944 - No Other Love - Joe Loss / Vera Lynn (1 Month Only)

1943 - (As Long as You're Not in Love With Anyone Else) Why Don't You Fall in

Love with Me - Dinah Shore (1 Month Only)

1942 - I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire - Ink Spots / Horace Heidt (2nd of

2 Months)

1941 - Bless 'em All (The Service Song) - George Formby (1 Month Only)

1940 - The Woodpecker Song - Kate Smith / Glenn Miller (1st of 5 Months)

 

Thanks to Gavin Ryan

 

 

 

Good to see Ultimate Kylie still doing fantastic

delta goodrem has spent 30 weeks at #1 (and she's aussie), why isn't she in the list?

:rofl: Sandi Thom still there :o

 

That took a while for SS :lol: