Posted January 27, 200718 yr Billboard Top 100 Singles weekending 3rd February 2007 1 (1) Irreplaceable - Beyonce 2 (New) This Ain’t A Scene, It’s An Arms Race – Fallout Boy 3 (4) Say It Right – Nelly Furtado 4 (2) I Wanna Love You – Akon ft Snoop Dogg 5 (6) We Fly High – Jim Jones 6 (21) It’s Not Over - Daughtry 7 (3) Fergalicious - Fergie 8 (5) Smack That – Akon ft Eminem 9 (7) How To Save A Life – The Fray 10 (9) Welcome To The Black Parade – My Chemical Romance 11 (13) Runaway Love – Ludacris ft Mary J. Blige 12 (8) My Love – Justin Timberlake 13 (12) What Goes Around – Justin Timberlake 14 (New) Push It To The Limit – Corbin Bleu 15 (10) It Ends Tonight – All-American Rejects 16 (15) Walk It Out - Unk 17 (18) You – Lloyd ft Lil’ Wayne 18 (11) Shortie Like Mine – Bow Wow 19 (31) The Sweet Escape – Gwen Stefani 20 (19) Make It Rain – Fat Joe ft Lil’ Wayne 21 (14) Lips Of An Angel - Hinder 22 (17) Promise - Ciara 23 (35) Suddenly I See – KT Tunstall 24 (20) Walk Away (Remember Me) – Paula DeAnda 25 (23) Waiting On The World To Change – John Mayer 26 (22) Keep Holding On – Avril Lavigne 27 (30) Ice Box – Omarion 28 (16) SexyBack – Justin Timberlake 29 (24) Chasing Cars – Snow Patrol 30 (25) That’s That – Snoop Dogg ft R. Kelly 31 (26) Before He Cheats – Carrie Underwood 32 (38) Here (In Your Arms) - Hellogoodbye 33 (33) Snow (Hey Oh) – Red Hot Chili Peppers 34 (28) Far Away - Nickelback 35 (37) Boston - Augustana 36 (32) Wait A Minute – Pussycat Dolls 37 (27) Money Maker – Ludacris ft Pharrell 38 (39) Watching You – Rodney Atkins 39 (29) Hurt – Christina Aguilera 40 (41) Through Glass – Stone Sour 41 (42) She’s Everything – Brad Paisley 42 (34) I Luv It – Young Jeezy 43 (40) Tim McGraw – Taylor Swift 44 (43) What Hurts The Most – Rascal Flatts 45 (36) Wind It Up – Gwen Stefani 46 (52) Face Down – Red Jumpsuit Apparatus 47 (53) Stupid Boy – Keith Urban 48 (50) Top Back – T.I. 49 (83) Cupid’s Chokehold – Gym Class Heroes 50 (New) If Everyone Cared - Nickelback 51 (49) My Wish – Rascal Flatts 52 (54) Poppin’ – Chris Brown 53 (55) Into The Ocean – Blue October 54 (69) Jump To The Rhythm – Jordan Pruitt 55 (51) Tell Me – P. Diddy ft Christina Aguilera 56 (46) Money In The Bank – Lil’ Scrappy 57 (67) Lost Without U – Robin Thicke 58 (Re) Fidelity – Regina Spektor 59 (48) White & Nerdy – Weird Al Yankovic 60 (65) Break It Off – Rihanna & Sean Paul 61 (68) Listen - Beyonce 62 (56) Pain – Three Days Grace 63 (59) Amarillo Sky – Jason Aldean 64 (66) Red High Heels – Kellie Pickler 65 (57) Rockstar - Nickelback 66 (63) It Just Comes Natural – George Strait 67 (73) The Way I Live – Baby Boy Da Prince 68 (64) Maneater – Nelly Furtado 69 (86) Nothing Left To Lose – Mat Kearney 70 (61) Zoom – Lil’ Boosie 71 (60) Want To - Sugarland 72 (76) On The Hotline – Pretty Ricky 73 (81) And I’m Telling You I’m Not Going – Jennifer Hudson 74 (72) Alyssa Lies – Jason Michael Carroll 75 (74) Ladies Love Country Boys – Trace Adkins 76 (75) Throw Some D’s – Rich Boy 77 (98) Glamorous - Fergie 78 (62) My Little Girl – Tim McGraw 79 (New) Don’t Matter - Akon 80 (79) Streetcorner Symphony – Rob Thomas 81 (78) If We Were A Movie – Hannah Montana 82 (87) King Kong - Jibbs 83 (70) Lost One – Jay- Z 84 (90) Little Bit Of Life – Craig Morgan 85 (Re) Show Me The Money – Petey Pablo 86 (New) Go Getta – Young Jeezy ft R. Kelly 87 (New) This Is Why I’m Hot - Mims 88 (93) Anna-Molly - Incubus 89 (New) She’s Like The Wind – Lumidee ft Tony Sunshine 90 (94) My, Oh My – The Wreckers 91 (96) Take Me As I Am – Mary J. Blige 92 (88) Come Back To Me – Vanessa Hudgens 93 (91) U & Ur Hand - Pink 94 (New) Last Night – P. Diddy ft Keyshia Cole 95 (New) From Yesterday – 30 Seconds To Mars 96 (97) Honestly - Cartel 97 (77) He Said She Said – Ashley Tisdale 98 (Re) One Wing In The Fire – Trent Tomlinson 99 (85) Unappreciated – Cherish 100 (Re) The Saints Are Coming – U2 & Green Day
January 27, 200718 yr Billboard Top 100 Albums weekending 3rd February 2007 1 (4) Daughtry - Daughtry 2 (1) Dreamgirls – Original Soundtrack 3 (5) Jump In! – Original Soundtrack 4 (32) Corinne Bailey Rae – Corinne Bailey Rae 5 (2) Konvicted - Akon 6 (3) Future Sex/Love Sounds – Justin Timberlake 7 (7) Now 23 – Various Artists 8 (10) All The Right Reasons – Nickelback 9 (15) Some Hearts – Carrie Underwood 10 (6) B’Day - Beyonce 11 (11) Hannah Montana – Original Soundtrack 12 (17) Loose – Nelly Furtado 13 (12) Me and My Gang – Rascal Flatts 14 (9) The Inspiration – Young Jeezy 15 (8) Love – The Beatles 16 (16) The Evolution Of – Robin Thicke 17 (24) The Dutchess - Fergie 18 (20) The Evolution - Ciara 19 (25) Reflections (A Retrospective) – Mary J. Blige 20 (13) Into White – Carly Simon 21 (23) Extreme Behaviour - Hinder 22 (14) Hip Hop Is Dead - Nas 23 (18) How To Save A Life – The Fray 24 (21) The Sweet Escape – Gwen Stefani 25 (22) Eminem Presents The Re-Up – Various Artists 26 (26) The Black Parade – My Chemical Romance 27 (27) 21 - Omarion 28 (30) Tha Blue Carpet Treatment – Snoop Dogg 29 (29) Kingdom Come – Jay-Z 30 (28) Love, Pain & The Whole Crazy Thing – Keith Urban 31 (31) Continuum – John Mayer 32 (New) I Love You – Diana Ross 33 (37) If You’re Going Through Hell – Rodney Atkins 34 (70) Begin To Hope – Regina Spektor 35 (34) The Open Door - Evanescence 36 (New) Romance: Songs From The Heart – Frank Sinatra 37 (19) Siempre – Il Divo 38 (36) Stadium Arcadium – Red Hot Chili Peppers 39 (47) Dreamgirls: Deluxe Edition – Original Soundtrack 40 (39) Time Well Wasted – Brad Paisley 41 (44) High School Musical – Original Soundtrack 42 (46) Taylor Swift – Taylor Swift 43 (33) Awake – Josh Groban 44 (42) Once Again – John Legend 45 (40) A Beautiful Lie – 30 Seconds To Mars 46 (New) The Definitive Greatest Hits – Al Green 47 (35) U218: Singles – U2 48 (48) Like Father, Like Son – Birdman & Lil’ Wayne 49 (43) Enjoy The Ride – Sugarland 50 (53) Taylor Hicks – Taylor Hicks 51 (83) Small Town Girl – Kellie Pickler 52 (New) Here and Now - America 53 (49) Your Man – Josh Turner 54 (57) Alter Ego - Tyrese 55 (52) The Price Of Fame – Bow Wow 56 (51) Move Along – All-American Rejects 57 (55) Release Therapy - Ludacris 58 (45) Back To Basics – Christina Aguilera 59 (71) Eye To The Telescope – KT Tunstall 60 (38) Light Grenades - Incubus 61 (54) Doctor’s Advocate – The Game 62 (41) Broken Bridges – Original Soundtrack 63 (50) Eyes Open – Snow Patrol 64 (63) One-X – Three Days Grace 65 (60) Back By Thug Demand – Trick Daddy 66 (68) Fantasia - Fantasia 67 (59) Duets: An American Classic – Tony Bennett 68 (61) PCD – Pussycat Dolls 69 (95) V – Vanessa Hudgens 70 (72) Don’t You Fake It – Red Jumpsuit Apparatus 71 (56) 9 – Damien Rice 72 (New) Tyler Perry’s Daddy’s Little Girls – Original Soundtrack 73 (64) The Cheetah Girls 2 – Original Soundtrack 74 (62) Sam’s Town – The Killers 75 (65) The Road To Escondido – JJ Cale & Eric Clapton 76 (69) Foiled – Blue October 77 (66) Under The Desert Sky – Andrea Bocelli 78 (67) Rebels - RBD 79 (79) Appassionato – Yo-Yo Ma 80 (97) The Crane Wife – The Decemberists 81 (74) Celestial - RBD 82 (58) Oh! Gravity - Switchfoot 83 (76) Greatest Hits Vol.2: Reflected – Tim McGraw 84 (73) Face The Promise – Bob Seger 85 (Re) As Cruel As School Children – Gym Class Heroes 86 (75) It Just Comes Natural – George Strait 87 (101) Back To Bedlam – James Blunt 88 (78) Cars – Original Soundtrack 89 (80) Wow Hits 2007 – Various Artists 90 (98) Celtic Woman – Celtic Woman 91 (82) Come What(Ever) May – Stone Sour 92 (99) Chris Brown – Chris Brown 93 (85) Bred 2 Die – Born 2 Live – Lil’ Scrappy 94 (84) Happy Feet – Original Soundtrack 95 (141) The Breakthrough – Mary J. Blige 96 (107) All The Stars & Boulevards - Augustana 97 (94) Hillbilly Deluxe – Brooks & Dunn 98 (91) Stand Still, Look Pretty – The Wreckers 99 (100) Pac’s Life – 2Pac 100 (81) The Legend Of – Johnny Cash
January 27, 200718 yr Billboard Adult Top 20 weekending 3rd February 2007 1 (1) How To Save A Life – The Fray 2 (2) Chasing Cars – Snow Patrol 3 (3) Lips Of An Angel - Hinder 4 (5) Waiting On The World To Change – John Mayer 5 (4) Far Away - Nickelback 6 (6) Streetcorner Symphony – Rob Thomas 7 (8) Suddenly I See – KT Tunstall 8 (7) Nothing Left To Lose – Mat Kearney 9 (9) Let Love In – Goo Goo Dolls 10 (13) It’s Not Over - Daughtry 11 (10) Boston - Augustana 12 (12) Through Glass – Stone Sour 13 (14) Keep Holding On – Avril Lavigne 14 (11) Call Me When You’re Sober – Evanescence 15 (15) Hurt – Christina Aguilera 16 (16) World – Five For Fighting 17 (18) It Ends Tonight – All-American Rejects 18 (19) Into The Ocean – Blue October 19 (17) Too Little Too Late - JoJo 20 (20) Here It Goes Again – Ok Go! Billboard Adult Contemporary Top 20 weekending 3rd February 2007 1 (1) What Hurts The Most – Rascal Flatts 2 (2) Unwritten – Natasha Bedingfield 3 (3) Bad Day – Daniel Powter 4 (4) The Riddle – Five For Fighting 5 (6) Waiting On The World To Change – John Mayer 6 (5) Black Horse and the Cherry Tree – KT Tunstall 7 (7) Have You Ever Seen The Rain – Rod Stewart 8 (8) Crazy – Gnarls Barkley 9 (10) Put Your Records On – Corinne Bailey Rae 10 (11) Chasing Cars – Snow Patrol 11 (9) You Are Loved (Don’t Give Up) – Josh Groban 12 (12) I Call It Love – Lionel Richie 13 (14) How To Save A Life – The Fray 14 (13) Far Away - Nickelback 15 (16) Hurt – Christina Aguilera 16 (17) Streetcorner Symphony – Rob Thomas 17 (18) Wait For Me – Bob Seger 18 (20) Our Country – John Mellencamp 19 (19) The Bridge – Elton John 20 (22) Suddenly I See – KT Tunstall
January 27, 200718 yr Chartbeat from Billboard.com January 25, 2007, Fred Bronson 'SCENE' IS BELIEVING: "Irreplaceable" (Columbia) by Beyonce holds off a powerful challenger and remains No. 1 on The Billboard Hot 100 for the eighth week, making it the longest-running chart-topper that advanced to pole position in 2006. It is the third Beyonce single to remain No. 1 for eight weeks or longer, after "Crazy in Love" (eight weeks) and "Baby Boy" (nine weeks). As a member of Destiny's Child, Beyonce also had a No. 1 song that remained at the summit for 11 weeks: "Independent Women Part I." The song that almost took the crown away from "Irreplaceable" is the fifth chart entry for Fall Out Boy. By debuting at No. 2, "This Ain't a Scene, It's an Arms Race" (Fueled by Ramen/Island) automatically becomes the highest-ranked track of the five Fall Out Boy singles. The group's first two singles were its most successful: "Sugar, We're Goin' Down" peaked at No. 8 in September 2005 and "Dance, Dance" reached No. 9 in January 2006. "This Ain't a Scene" also automatically becomes the highest-debuting single of 2007 and the highest debut since Taylor Hicks bowed at No. 1 the week of July 1, 2006. In the history of the Hot 100, this is only the eighth single to begin its chart life in the runner-up spot. The other seven: "Always Be My Baby," Mariah Carey (1996) "Tha Crossroads," Bone Thugs-N-Harmony (1996) "Hypnotize," the Notorious B.I.G. (1997) "4 Seasons of Loneliness," Boyz II Men (1997) "My All," Mariah Carey (1998) "Flying Without Wings," Ruben Studdard (2003) "Inside Your Heaven," Bo Bice (2005) Fall Out Boy isn't the only act with a new entry in the top 15 this week. Corbin Bleu, one of the stars of "High School Musical," opens at No. 14 with "Push It to the Limit" (Walt Disney) from the soundtrack to the TV movie "Jump In!" This is the first week there have been two debuts in the top 15 since June 28, 2003, when Clay Aiken entered at No. 1 with "This Is the Night" and Studdard had his No. 2 debut with "Flying Without Wings." ALL YOU NEED IS 'LOVE': Seven months after her last new entry on The Billboard 200, Diana Ross has her highest-charting album in over 22 years. "I Love You" (Manhattan) glides onto the survey at No. 32, the best position for Ross since "Swept Away" peaked at No. 26 in November 1984. Just counting her post-Supremes career, Ross now has an album chart span of 36 years, six months and three weeks, harking back to the July 1970 debut of the eponymously-titled LP that included "Ain't No Mountain High Enough." Including her Supremes' years, Ross' album chart span expands to 42 years, four months and two weeks, dating back to the debut of "Where Did Our Love Go" in September 1964. On the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart, "I Love You" debuts at No. 16, Ross' best showing since the No. 7 peak of "Swept Away." PRESENT PERFECT: Looking at the top four debuts on The Billboard 200, you could be forgiven for wondering what year it is. After the Hot Shot Debut by Diana Ross, the next three new entries are by Frank Sinatra, Al Green and America. Sinatra opens at No. 36 with "Romance: Songs from the Heart" (Capitol). After having a break in new chart entries between 1999-2001, a new Sinatra album has entered the chart every year since then and this extends that streak for a sixth year. Sinatra has now had more charted albums in this decade than the previous one. "Romance" is his 10th album to chart in the '00s, while he had just eight charted albums in the '90s. Al Green bows at No. 46 with "The Definitive Greatest Hits" (Hi). That is his highest rank since 1975, when "Al Green Is Love" made it to No. 28. Then there's America, starting at No. 52 with another "H" title, "Here and Now." It's the highest spot for the duo since "View from the Ground" landed at No. 41 in 1982. 110 AND RISING: A surge in sales carries "Daughtry" (RCA) by the band named after Chris Daughtry to No. 1 on The Billboard 200. It is the 110th No. 1 for the "American Idol" franchise, counting all domestic, national charts compiled by the Billboard Information Group. Daughtry rewrites chart history, as he becomes the first "Idol" finalist not to finish in the top two spots to have a No. 1 album on The Billboard 200. He is also the first contestant since season two to top this chart. The only other "Idol" singers to have No. 1 albums on The Billboard 200 are Kelly Clarkson, Clay Aiken and Ruben Studdard. Fantasia, Diana DeGarmo, Carrie Underwood, Bo Bice and Taylor Hicks did not reach No. 1 with any of their albums. Daughtry also returns to No. 1 on Top Digital Albums for a second cumulative week -- topping this chart in December gave "Idol" its 108th No. 1. The 109th No. 1 for the franchise is Carrie Underwood's "Before He Cheats" (Arista). After 46 weeks on Hot Country Songs, the single dips below No. 10 and is thus removed to the recurrent chart, where it debuts at No. 1. Underwood's album, "Some Hearts," may have peaked at No. 2 on The Billboard 200, but this week it returns to No. 1 on Top Country Albums for a 21st non-consecutive week in the penthouse. That means "Some Hearts" has spent time at No. 1 in three consecutive years: 2005, 2006 and 2007. 'DAYS' OF 'CHANGE': As I write this, I've just picked up my car from the local auto dealer where I take it for its annual check-up. My route home took me past a house where the two artists who have new songs debuting on this week's Adult Contemporary chart once lived. Coincidence? You be the judge. Opening at No. 25 is "Change" (Curb/Reprise), the sixth chart entry for Kimberley Locke, third place finalist on season two of "American Idol." Her former roommate and former rival on the TV series, Clay Aiken, bows at No. 29 with his 14th chart entry, "A Thousand Days" (RCA). I don't know who lives in the house now, but I wonder if they realize their connection to this week's AC tally? I could always post a copy of Chart Beat on their door and see if they figure it out. Maybe you should check your door right now, just in case it's you... WAITE FOR IT: British rocker John Waite is just one month away from celebrating the 30th anniversary of his first appearance on a Billboard chart and it looks like he may be able to mark the occasion with his first hit on the Hot Country Songs tally. Before he went out on his own, Waite was a member of the Babys. That rock band made its chart debut the week of March 5, 1977, with an eponymously-titled LP. Waite's first solo hit was "Missing You," which spent one week at No. 1 on the Hot 100 in September 1984. Waite has re-recorded that chart-topper as a duet with Alison Krauss. "Missing You 2007" (Rounder) rises 43-39 on Hot Country Songs this week. While it is Waite's first country entry, it is the 14th for Krauss, and her seventh to reach the top 40 portion of the chart.
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