Billboard Top 100 Singles weekending 16th June 2007

 

1 (1) Umbrella - Beyonce

2 (2) Party Like A Rockstar – Shop Boyz

3 (4) Buy U A Drank (Shawty Snappin’) – T-Pain

4 (8) Big Girls Don’t Cry - Fergie

5 (3) Makes Me Wonder – Maroon 5

6 (7) Girlfriend – Avril Lavigne

7 (5) Home - Daughtry

8 (6) Summer Love – Justin Timberlake

9 (10) Pop, Lock & Drop It - Huey

10 (12) Before He Cheats – Carrie Underwood

11 (9) Never Again – Kelly Clarkson

12 (13) I Tried – Bone-Thugs-Harmony ft Akon

13 (14) U & Ur Hand – Pink

14 (11) Give It To Me – Timbaland ft Nelly Furtado & Justin Timberlake

15 (16) Glamorous - Fergie

16 (27) Hey There Delilah – Plain White T’s

17 (17) Thnks Fr Th Mmrs – Fall Out Boy

18 (19) The Sweet Escape – Gwen Stefani

19 (21) Get It Shawty - Lloyd

20 (22) I’m A Flirt – R. Kelly or Bow Wow

21 (18) You Give Love A Bad Name – Blake Lewis

22 (20) What I’ve Done – Linkin Park

23 (23) Because Of You – Ne-Yo

24 (24) Don’t Matter - Akon

25 (15) This Is My Now – Jordin Sparks

26 (25) Last Night – P. Diddy ft Keyshia Cole

27 (26) This Is Why I’m Hot - Mims

28 (28) Like A Boy - Ciara

29 (31) Outta My System – Bow Wow

30 (29) Cupid’s Chokehold – Gym Class Heroes

31 (30) Big Things Poppin’ (Do It) – T.I.

32 (35) Wait For You – Elliott Yamin

33 (33) Do You Know (The Ping Pong Song) – Enrique Iglesias

34 (32) The Way I Live – Baby Boy Da Prince

35 (34) It’s Not Over - Daughtry

36 (36) We Takin’ Over – DJ Khaled

37 (37) 2 Step - Unk

38 (38) Rock Yo Hips – Crime Mob

39 (39) If Everyone Cared - Nickelback

40 (65) Same Girl – R. Kelly & Usher

41 (40) Better Than Me - Hinder

42 (44) Say It Right – Nelly Furtado

43 (43) Ticks – Brad Paisley

44 (51) Lost In This Moment – Big & Rich

45 (41) Face Down – Red Jumpsuit Apparatus

46 (45) Please Don’t Go - Tank

47 (42) Wipe Me Down – Lil’ Boosie

48 (63) Rehab – Amy Winehouse

49 (46) Teardrops On My Guitar – Taylor Swift

50 (49) Lean Like A Cholo – Down A.K.A. Kilo

51 (52) Anonymous – Bobby Valentino

52 (55) Like This – Kelly Rowland ft Eve

53 (47) Good Directions – Billy Currington

54 (48) Beautiful Liar – Beyonce & Shakira

55 (59) When I See U - Fantasia

56 (New) Beautiful Flower – India Arie

57 (83) Beautiful Girls – Sean Kingston

58 (56) Moments – Emerson Drive

59 (53) Working Class Hero – Green Day

60 (67) The Great Escape – Boys Like Girls

61 (57) Stolen – Dashboard Confessional

62 (62) Find Out Who Your Friends Are – Tracy Lawrence

63 (60) Forever – Papa Roach

64 (58) Wasted – Carrie Underwood

65 (70) Sexy Lady – Yung Berg

66 (82) teachme – Musiq Soulchild

67 (72) Lucky Man – Montgomery Gentry

68 (76) 4 In The Morning – Gwen Stefani

69 (74) Impacto – Daddy Yankee ft Fergie

70 (87) Johnny Cash – Jason Aldean

71 (88) Tamborine - Eve

72 (69) Little Wonders – Rob Thomas

73 (77) A Woman’s Love – Alan Jackson

74 (64) Go Getta –Young Jeezy ft R. Kelly

75 (78) Like This - Mims

76 (84) I Told You So – Keith Urban

77 (79) Wrapped – George Strait

78 (New) The Way I Are – Timbaland ft Keri Hudson

79 (75) High Maintenance Woman – Toby Keith

80 (New) Can’t Tell Me Nothing – Kanye West

81 (61) I Don’t Wanna Stop – Ozzy Osbourne

82 (71) Stand – Rascal Flatts

83 (94) I Need You – Tim McGraw & Faith Hill

84 (96) Make Me Better – Fabolous ft Ne-Yo

85 (90) A Different World – Bucky Covington

86 (91) First Time - Lifehouse

87 (85) (You Want To) Make A Memory – Bon Jovi

88 (89) Last Dollar (Fly Away) – Tim McGraw

89 (97) Get Me Bodied - Beyonce

90 (73) Icky Thump – The White Stripes

91 (New) Whine Up – Kat Deluna

92 (81) Settlin’ - Sugarland

93 (66) A Broken Wing – Jordin Sparks

94 (Re) All Good Things (Come To An End) – Nelly Furtado

95 (86) This Ain’t A Scene, It’s An Arms Race – Fall Out Boy

96 (New) Wall To Wall – Chris Brown

97 (New) Bartender – T-Pain ft Akon

98 (54) Tarantula – The Smashing Pumpkins

99 (New) Startin’ With Me – Jake Owen

100 (New) Do You – Ne-Yo

Billboard Top 100 Albums weekending 16th June 2007

 

1 (New) Double Up – R. Kelly

2 (1) It Won’t Be Soon Before Long – Maroon 5

3 (2) Minutes To Midnight – Linkin Park

4 (New) Relentless – Jason Aldean

5 (6) Daughtry - Daughtry

6 (11) Back To Black – Amy Winehouse

7 (4) Cold Summer – Young Jeezy

8 (9) The Best Damn Thing – Avril Lavigne

9 (7) Call Me Irresponsible – Michael Buble

10 (3) Black Rain – Ozzy Osbourne

11 (8) Some Hearts – Carrie Underwood

12 (30) The Evolution Of – Robin Thicke

13 (10) Because Of You – Ne-Yo

14 (18) The Dutchess – Fergie

15 (16) Taylor Swift – Taylor Swift

16 (12) Sex, Love & Pain - Tank

17 (15) Strength & Loyalty – Bone-Thugs-Harmony

18 (5) Lies For The Liars – The Used

19 (14) Pirates At The Caribbean: At World’s End – Original Soundtrack

20 (20) Now 24 – Various Artists

21 (19) Konvicted - Akon

22 (22) All The Right Reasons - Nickelback

23 (13) Sky Blue Sky - Wilco

24 (New) On Letting Go – Circa Survive

25 (28) Future Sex/Love Sounds – Justin Timberlake

26 (23) The Sweet Escape – Gwen Stefani

27 (25) Let It Go – Tim McGraw

28 (21) One Of The Boys – Gretchen Wilson

29 (27) Me And My Gang – Rascal Flatts

30 (33) Extreme Behaviour - Hinder

31 (39) Hannah Montana – Original Soundtrack

32 (26) Special Occasion – Bobby Valentino

33 (31) Infinity On High – Fall Out Boy

34 (49) Corinne Bailey Rae – Corinne Bailey Rae

35 (17) Survival Of The Fittest – Lil’ Boosie, Webbie & Foxx

36 (36) Loose – Nelly Furtado

37 (37) B’Day - Beyonce

38 (44) I’m Not Dead - Pink

39 (34) Shrek The Third – Original Soundtrack

40 (45) Introducing Joss Stone – Joss Stone

41 (29) Elliott Yamin – Elliott Yamin

42 (38) Shock Value – Timbaland

43 (42) A Hundred Miles Or More: A Collection – Alison Krauss

44 (46) Luvanmusiq – Musiq Soulchild

45 (48) As Cruel As School Children – Gym Class Heroes

46 (35) Year Zero – Nine Inch Nails

47 (43) Waking Up Laughing – Martina McBride

48 (54) Ain’t Nothing Like Me - Joe

49 (50) Street Love - Lloyd

50 (41) Crazy Ex-Girlfriend – Miranda Lambert

51 (61) Bucky Covington – Bucky Covington

52 (65) Alright, Still – Lily Allen

53 (56) Continuum – John Mayer

54 (57) Enjoy The Ride - Sugarland

55 (52) The Reminder - Feist

56 (40) The Warmth Of The Sun – Beach Boys

57 (32) United Abominations - Megadeth

58 (58) Pure BS – Blake Shelton

59 (69) Not Too Late – Norah Jones

60 (74) Every Second Counts – Plain White T’s

61 (51) Snakes & Arrows - Rush

62 (73) Don’t You Fake It – Red Jumpsuit Apparatus

63 (78) One-X – Three Days Grace

64 (76) Your Man – Josh Turner

65 (85) Fantasia - Fantasia

66 (129) Love – The Beatles

67 (70) Phobia – Breaking Benjamin

68 (114) The Paramour Sessions – Papa Roach

69 (66) We Were Dead Before The Ship Even Sank – Modest Mouse

70 (121) PCD – Pussycat Dolls

71 (63) Get Money Stay True – Paul Wall

72 (77) A Beautiful Lie – 30 Seconds To Mars

73 (100) For The Love – Tracy Lawrence

74 (79) Love, Pain And The Whole Crazy Thing – Keith Urban

75 (24) The Sun And The Moon – The Bravery

76 (93) Doin’ Somethin’ Right – Billy Currington

77 (75) How To Save A Life – The Fray

78 (89) If You’re Going Through Hell – Rodney Atkins

79 (104) Rich Boy – Rich Boy

80 (47) Ahora Y Siempre – Alacranes Musical

81 (82) 15 - Buckcherry

82 (86) Dignity – Hilary Duff

83 (108) Historia De Un Idolo – Vicente Fernandez

84 (53) Dusk And Summer – Dashboard Confessional

85 (88) Music Is My Savior - Mims

86 (71) Buck The World – Young Buck

87 (113) Jason Aldean – Jason Aldean

88 (87) Rocket Man: Number Ones – Elton John

89 (92) Time Well Wasted – Brad Paisley

90 (94) Greatest Hits – Gary Allan

91 (New) Ultra Payloaded – Perry Farrell’s Satellite Party

92 (83) The Inspiration – Young Jeezy

93 (91) High School Musical: The Concert – Various Artists

94 (55) Volta - Bjork

95 (67) Live In Concert 2006 – Barbra Streisand

96 (84) Morning Constitutions – Larry The Cable Guy

97 (103) Southern Weather – The Almost

98 (102) The Black Parade – My Chemical Romance

99 (110) The Road To Here – Little Big Town

100 (72) New Moon – Elliott Smith

 

Billboard Adult Top 20 weekending 16th June 2007

 

1 (3) Home - Daughtry

2 (1) If Everyone Cared - Nickelback

3 (4) Makes Me Wonder – Maroon 5

4 (2) The Sweet Escape – Gwen Stefani

5 (6) Before He Cheats – Carrie Underwood

6 (5) Little Wonders – Rob Thomas

7 (8) U & Ur Hand - Pink

8 (7) It’s Not Over - Daughtry

9 (9) Say It Right – Nelly Furtado

10 (10) Better Than Me - Hinder

11 (13) First Time - Lifehouse

12 (11) How To Save A Life – The Fray

13 (12) Never Again – Kelly Clarkson

14 (14) Chasing Cars – Snow Patrol

15 (15) Gravity – John Mayer

16 (18) Girlfriend – Avril Lavigne

17 (16) Colorful – Rocco Deluca & The Burden

18 (17) What Comes Around…Comes Around – Justin Timberlake

19 (20) Other Side Of The World – KT Tunstall

20 (21) (You Want To) Make A Memory – Bon Jovi

 

Billboard Adult Contemporary Top 20 weekending 16th June 2007

 

1 (3) Chasing Cars – Snow Patrol

2 (1) Waiting On The World To Change – John Mayer

3 (2) How To Save A Life – The Fray

4 (4) Everything – Michael Buble

5 (5) Far Away - Nickelback

6 (7) Hurt – Christina Aguilera

7 (6) Streetcorner Symphony – Rob Thomas

8 (9) Put Your Records On – Corinne Bailey Rae

9 (8) Change – Kimberley Locke

10 (11) Raincoat – Kelly Sweet

11 (13) The Sweet Escape – Gwen Stefani

12 (12) Irreplaceable - Beyonce

13 (10) Suddenly I See – KT Tunstall

14 (15) Before He Cheats – Carrie Underwood

15 (14) Fooled Around And Fell In Love – Rod Stewart

16 (20) Home - Daughtry

17 (16) Never Alone – Jim Brickman ft Lady Antebellum

18 (17) My Little Girl – Tim McGraw

19 (18) February Song – Josh Groban

20 (22) Little Wonders – Rob Thomas

 

Chartbeat

from Billboard.com

 

June 07, 2007,

Fred Bronson

 

MAGIC 'MOMENTS': Seven proves to be a lucky number for Canadian-based country group Emerson Drive. The band's seventh chart entry, "Moments" (Midas/New Revolution), is the outfit's first to reach No. 1 on Hot Country Songs. Emerson Drive's previous peak position was No. 3, achieved by second chart entry "Fall Into Me" in January 2003. "Moments" is the first top 10 hit for the group since "Fall Into Me."

 

The six-man band first appeared on the country chart with "I Should Be Sleeping," which debuted the week of Nov. 10, 2001. "Sleeping" peaked at No. 4 the week of June 22, 2002.

 

"Moments" is the first No. 1 for a Canadian act on Hot Country Songs in almost three years. The last artist from north of the border to top this chart was Terri Clark. The Montreal-born vocalist spent one week at No. 1 in September 2004 with "Girls Lie Too."

 

Emerson Drive's first five chart entries were on the DreamWorks label. The group currently records for the independent Midas imprint. The new No. 1 title on Hot Country Albums is Jason Aldean's "Relentless" on the independent Broken Bow label.

 

How rare is it for the No. 1 country single and album to both be on independent labels? So rare that it hasn't happened in 39 years. The week of May 25, 1968, Bobby Goldsboro's single "Honey" started a three-week run at No. 1, while his album, named after the single, began a five-week reign. Goldsboro was signed to United Artists, an independent label, until it was sold to EMI in March 1979.

 

NARY A RUNNER-UP: Sitting right behind Emerson Drive's "Moments" at No. 2 on Hot Country Songs is "Ticks" (Arista) by Brad Paisley. If current trends hold true, "Ticks" will uptick to No. 1 shortly. Chart Beat reader Jonathan Lammert of Austin, Texas, points out that no song has peaked at No. 2 on the country songs survey in 2007, a most unusual circumstance.

 

The last song to peak at No. 2, Lammert notes, was Toby Keith's "A Little Too Late" in the summer of 2006. That means no song has peaked at No. 2 in the last 42 weeks.

 

Lammert counted up the number of songs that have peaked at No. 2 in the last few years, and here are his totals:

 

2006: 5

2005: 8

2004: 6

2003: 7

2002: 7

2001: 7

2000: 4

 

'BIG' IMPACT: Even if you haven't seen the Broadway musical "Jersey Boys," it's hard to see the song title "Big Girls Don't Cry" in print and not think of the Four Seasons' hit from 1962. But if you listen to Fergie's "Big Girls Don't Cry" (will.i.am/A&M), you'll realize that there can actually be two completely different songs with that same title.

 

Fergie's recording leaps 8-4 on The Billboard Hot 100, making it her fourth consecutive top five hit from her album "The Dutchess." "London Bridge" was in pole position for three weeks in August-September 2006, "Fergalicious" peaked at No. 2 this January and "Glamorous," featuring Ludacris, visited the penthouse for two weeks in March.

 

IT WAS 40 YEARS AGO TODAY: It seems like it was just 20 years ago today, but it's actually been 40 years since the release of the Beatles' "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band." The anniversary date made enough news to prompt people to buy the CD, now issued on the Apple label, and send it hurtling back up the Top Pop Catalog chart.

 

A move of 29-4 gives "Sgt. Pepper" its third highest-ranked week on the pop catalog chart since 1991. The CD was No. 1 the week of Nov. 14, 1992 and No. 3 the week of Jan. 20, 1996. This week is actually tied with the week of Jan. 27, 1996, when the album slipped 3-4.

 

'MOON' RISE: In its record-setting 741-week run on The Billboard 200, Pink Floyd's "Dark Side of the Moon" only spent one week at No. 1 - the week of April 28, 1973.

 

The album has been a staple of the Top Pop Catalog chart since 1991, and this week is in its 20th non-consecutive frame at No. 1. Those 20 weeks are spread out over a period of just over 14 years.

 

Here are the dates when "Dark Side of the Moon" ruled the Top Pop Catalog tally:

 

Weeks 1-5: April 17, 1993 - May 15, 1993

Week 6: April 30, 1994

Weeks 7-9: May 21, 1994 - June 4, 1994

Week 10: April 22, 1995

Week 11: April 20, 1996

Weeks 12-16: June 28, 1997 - July 26, 1997

Weeks 17-18: Nov. 8, 1997 - Nov. 15, 1997

Week 19: May 5, 2007

Week 20: June 16, 2007

 

HOME RUN FOR 'DOUBLE': R. Kelly picks up his sixth chart-topping album on The Billboard 200, thanks to the debut of "Double Up" (Jive) at No. 1. All six of those albums debuted at No. 1, and the first five spent one week each in the lead position. Only "TP.3 Reloaded" had a longer run at No. 1, with two weeks on top.

 

On Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums, "Double Up" soars 61-1 to become Kelly's 10th No. 1 album. The only chart-topper that remained No. 1 longer than three weeks was "12 Play," which had a nine-week reign in 1994.

 

HALFWAY TO ONE HUNDRED: Kenny Chesney earns his 50th and 51st chart entries on Hot Country Songs, with twin debuts at No. 37 ("Never Wanted Nothing More") and No. 60 ("Flip-Flop Summer"), both on BNA.

 

"Never Wanted Nothing More" is the highest-charting solo song by Chesney in his 13-and-a-half years on the chart.

 

His previous best on his own was the No. 38 opening of "Keg in the Closet" in May 2005. His highest new entry of all time is the No. 36 debut of "Hey Good Lookin'," the Hank Williams cover credited to Jimmy Buffett with Clint Black, Kenny Chesney, Alan Jackson, Toby Keith & George Strait in May 2004.