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Gwen's song isnt a patch on The Sweet Escape
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23 :down: Maroon 5 - Makes Me Wonder

 

22 :up: (from 52) Gwen Stefani - 4 In The Morning [P]

 

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Chart Run: 64-55-52-22 [4 wks]

 

Release date: 25-6-2007

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Number of Discs: 1

Catalogue Number: 1735560

Label: POLYDOR

 

Following one of the biggest airplay and chart hits of 2007, 'The Sweet Escape', Gwen Stefani releases another belter from the new album – '4 In The Morning', a stunning ballad. - HMV

 

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track listing

1. 4 In The Morning

2. 4 In The Morning [Thin White Duke Edit]

 

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Still surprising she didn't go top 20 at least :o
Looks like Stephanie Mcintosh has missed the top 40 :o hummmmmm, shame for her. lol. She should of gone with So Do I Say Sorry First as the first single and done alot more promotion!
I just hope Gwen's album sales are up! I think 4AM could stay quite static in the top 30 for a while, too :D
Great song didnt deserve to be so low but every artist gets a bummer of a position sometimes :(

It's refeshing to hear a different Gwen song being played rather than TSE :lol:

 

The chorus in this song is just flawless :thumbup:

You'd have thought it'd have done better considering the album hasn't done all THAT well.

 

Silly song choice for 3rd single, Gwen needs to learn that the songs on the album she likes aren't necessarily going to be liked by the public and sell the album :rolleyes:

 

"Yummy" is 4th single too apparently...

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21 :down: (from 13) Mutya Buena - Real Girl [P]

 

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Chart Run: 11-9-2-2-5-13-21 [7 wks]

 

Release date: 28-5-2007

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Number of Discs: 1

Catalogue Number: 1734402

Label: ISLAND

 

Mutya Buena is back with her debut solo single 'Real Girl'. Having hit the charts with last year's George Michael duet 'This Is Not (Real Love)', Mutya goes it alone with this stunning introduction to her album, also titled 'Real Girl'. The track uses the instantly recognisable hook from Lenny Kravitz's 'It Aint Over 'Til It's Over' and lyrically Mutya confirms she’s still the no-nonsense popstar we came to admire during her time as a founding member in Sugababes. There's no doubt this sassy lady knows exactly what she's doing- look out for her re-entry into planet pop! - HMV

 

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track listing

1. Real Girl

2. Naive

 

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