Posted July 26, 200717 yr Billboard Top 100 Singles weekending 4th August 2007 1 (1) Hey There Delilah – Plain White T’s 2 (3) Big Girls Don’t Cry - Fergie 3 (2) Umbrella - Rihanna 4 (5) The Way I Are - Timbaland 5 (4) Party Like A Rockstar – Shop Boyz 6 (New) What Time Is It? – High School Musical 7 (New) Sorry, Blame It On Me - Akon 8 (7) A Bay Bay – Hurricane Chris 9 (6) Buy U A Drank (Shawty Snappin’) – T-Pain 10 (8) Bartender – T-Pain ft Akon 11 (10) Makes Me Better - Fabolous 12 (20) Shawty – Piles 13 (11) Big Things Poppin’ (Do It) – T.I. 14 (9) Makes Me Wonder – Maroon 5 15 (22) Shut Up And Drive - Rihanna 16 (15) Thnks Fr Th Mmrs – Fall Out Boy 17 (23) Potential Break-up Song – Aly & AJ 18 (14) Rehab – Amy Winehouse 19 (12) Summer Love – Justin Timberlake 20 (19) Wait For You – Elliott Yamin 21 (13) What I’ve Done – Linkin Park 22 (16) Girlfriend – Avril Lavigne 23 (17) Beautiful Girls – Sean Kingston 24 (24) Rockstar - Nickelback 25 (18) Before He Cheats – Carrie Underwood 26 (26) Same Girl – R. Kelly & Usher 27 (21) Home - Daughtry 28 (47) Crank That – Soulja Boy 29 (29) Whine Up – Kat DeLuna 30 (30) Sexy Lady – Yung Berg 31 (37) The Great Escape – Boys Like Girls 32 (27) The Sweet Escape – Gwen Stefani 33 (28) Pop, Lock & Drop It - Huey 34 (25) Get It Shawty - Lloyd 35 (35) Never Wanted Nothing More – Kenny Chesney 36 (45) First Time - Lifehouse 37 (32) Like This - Mims 38 (41) Lean Like A Cholo – Down AKA Kilo 39 (40) Teardrops On My Guitar – Taylor Swift 40 (33) U & Ur Hand - Pink 41 (31) Glamorous - Fergie 42 (46) Do You – Ne-Yo 43 (52) When You’re Gone – Avril Lavigne 44 (38) Lost In This Moment – Big & Rich 45 (36) Give It To Me – Timbaland ft Nelly Furtado & Justin Timberlake 46 (48) Let It Go – Keyshia Cole 47 (43) Wipe Me Down – Lil Boosie 48 (42) When I See U - Fantasia 49 (39) Tambourine - Eve 50 (34) Lip Gloss – Lil’ Mama 51 (67) Who Knew - Pink 52 (55) teachme – Musiq Soulchild 53 (50) I Need You – Tim McGraw & Faith Hill 54 (59) 4 In The Morning – Gwen Stefani 55 (56) I Told You So – Keith Urban 56 (51) How Do I Breathe - Mario 57 (49) Never Again – Kelly Clarkson 58 (44) Like This – Kelly Rowland ft Eve 59 (57) I Tried – Bone-Thugs-Harmony ft Akon 60 (54) Do You Know (The Ping Pong Song) – Enrique Iglesias 61 (73) Lovestoned – Justin Timberlake 62 (60) Icky Thump – The White Stripes 63 (61) Everything – Michael Buble 64 (66) Paralyzer – Finger Eleven 65 (62) Nobody’s Perfect – Hannah Montana 66 (65) Because Of You – Reba McEntire & Kelly Clarkson 67 (69) Teenagers – My Chemical Romance 68 (70) Get Me Bodied - Beyonce 69 (74) These Are My People – Rodney Atkins 70 (71) Please Don’t Go - Tank 71 (79) You Know What It Is – T.I. 72 (63) Life’s What You Make It – Hannah Montana 73 (77) A Different World – Bucky Covington 74 (72) Ticks – Brad Paisley 75 (86) Misery Business - Paramore 76 (85) Forever – Papa Roach 77 (68) (You Want To) Make A Memory – Bon Jovi 78 (76) Johnny Cash – Jason Aldean 79 (88) Easy – Paula DeAnda 80 (75) Good Directions – Billy Currington 81 (78) We Takin’ Over – DJ Khaled 82 (90) Cupid Shuffle - Cupid 83 (80) Lucky Man – Montgomery Gentry 84 (82) Find Out Who Your Friends Are – Tracy Lawrence 85 (New) Ready, Set, Don’t Go – Billy Ray Cyrus 86 (89) I Wonder – Kellie Pickler 87 (81) Wrapped – George Strait 88 (New) You Can’t Stop The Beat – Cast Of Hairspray 89 (New) Bed – J. Holiday 90 (New) Can’t Leave ‘Em Alone - Ciara 91 (94) Tough – Craig Morgan 92 (84) Anonymous – Bobby Valentino 93 (87) Before It’s Too Late – Goo Goo Dolls 94 (96) Everyday America - Sugarland 95 (83) Startin’ With Me – Jake Owen 96 (Re) Can’t Tell Me Nothing – Kanye West 97 (New) Stranger – Hilary Duff 98 (97) Until The End Of Time – Justin Timberlake 99 (New) Online – Brad Paisley 100 (95) Moments – Emerson Drive
July 26, 200717 yr Billboard Top 100 Albums weekending 4th August 2007 1 (New) Now 25 – Various Artists 2 (3) Hannah Montana 2 – Miley Cyrus 3 (1) T.I. vs T.I.P. – T.I. 4 (20) Hairspray – Original Soundtrack 5 (New) Coco – Colbie Caillat 6 (8) The Dutchess - Fergie 7 (7) Minutes To Midnight – Linkin Park 8 (9) Back To Black – Amy Winehouse 9 (12) All The Right Reasons - Nickelback 10 (6) Lost Highway – Bon Jovi 11 (5) My December – Kelly Clarkson 12 (2) Zeitgeist – Smashing Pumpkins 13 (New) Paper Walls - Yellowcard 14 (11) Icky Thump – The White Stripes 15 (21) Taylor Swift – Taylor Swift 16 (18) Good Girl Gone Bad - Rihanna 17 (14) 5th Gear – Brad Paisley 18 (16) It Won’t Be Soon Before Long – Maroon 5 19 (17) Epiphany – T-Pain 20 (22) The Next Best Thing – Avril Lavigne 21 (30) Every Second Counts – Plain White T’s 22 (23) Daughtry - Daughtry 23 (31) Hannah Montana – Original Soundtrack 24 (32) Call Me Irresponsible – Michael Buble 25 (24) Double Up – R. Kelly 26 (4) Our Love To Admire - Interpol 27 (25) From Nothin’ To Somethin’ - Fabolous 28 (19) Libertad – Velvet Revolver 29 (27) Big Dog Daddy – Toby Keith 30 (29) Some Hearts – Carrie Underwood 31 (15) Insomniatic – Aly & AJ 32 (28) Because Of You – Ne-Yo 33 (37) Shock Value - Timbaland 34 (26) Memory Almost Full – Paul McCartney 35 (10) Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga - Spoon 36 (33) The Police – The Police 37 (39) Future Sex/Love Sounds – Justin Timberlake 38 (40) Let It Go – Tim McGraw 39 (13) Ms. Kelly – Kelly Rowland 40 (26) Between Raising Hell And Amazing Grace – Big & Rich 41 (34) Transformers: The Album – Original Soundtrack 42 (New) Calling The World - Rooney 43 (41) Konvicted - Akon 44 (New) Do You Feel – The Rocket Summer 45 (45) The Sweet Escape – Gwen Stefani 46 (52) Riot! – Paramore 47 (51) Me And My Gang – Rascal Flatts 48 (42) Rockstar Mentality – Shop Boyz 49 (New) Misery Loves Kompany – Tech N9ne Callabos 50 (44) Relentless – Jason Aldean 51 (48) Infinity On High – Fall Out Boy 52 (80) High School Musical – Original Soundtrack 53 (68) Continnum – John Mayer 54 (50) The Evolution Of – Robin Thicke 55 (65) Boys Like Girls – Boys Like Girls 56 (66) Vans Warped Tour: 2007 – Various Artists 57 (53) Who We Are - Lifehouse 58 (54) B’Day - Beyonce 59 (49) Easy Tiger – Ryan Adams 60 (43) Harry Potter & The Order Of The Phoenix – Original Soundtrack 61 (62) Extreme Behaviour - Hinder 62 (38) Now 24 – Various Artists 63 (55) Corinne Bailey Rae – Corinne Bailey Rae 64 (60) Strength & Loyalty – Bone-Thugs-Harmony 65 (New) We Are The Night – Chemical Brothers 66 (67) Black Rain – Ozzy Osbourne 67 (71) I’m Not Dead – Pink 68 (61) Agarrese – Grupo Montez De Durango 69 (59) The Mix-Up – Beastie Boys 70 (84) Insomniac – Enrique Iglesias 71 (97) If You’re Going Through Hell – Rodney Atkins 72 (58) I Am- Chrisette Michele 73 (35) New Maps Of Hell – Bad Religion 74 (72) El Cartel: The Big Boss – Daddy Yankee 75 (69) Loose – Nelly Furtado 76 (New) Secret Weapon - MxPx 77 (70) Enjoy The Ride - Sugarland 78 (64) The Collection – Travelling Wilburys 79 (78) One-X – Three Days Grace 80 (75) Love, Pain & The Whole Crazy Thing – Keith Urban 81 (77) Elliott Yamin – Elliott Yamin 82 (63) We Are The Best – DJ Khaled 83 (81) Bucky Covington – Bucky Covington 84 (91) The Reminder - Fiest 85 (90) The Paramour Sessions – Papa Roach 86 (New) Legally Blonde: The Musical – Original Cast Recording 87 (96) Flyleaf - Flyleaf 88 (79) Once – Original Soundtrack 89 (85) Cold Summer – Young Jeezy 90 (92) Greatest Hits Vol.2: Reflected – Tim McGraw 91 (104) Then vs You vs Me – Finger Eleven 92 (56) Arrivals and Departures – Silverstein 93 (47) Little Voice – Sara Bareilles 94 (82) Eat Me, Drink Me – Marilyn Manson 95 (83) A Hundred Miles Or More: A Collection – Alison Krauss 96 (94) Love – The Beatles 97 (87) Sex, Love & Pain - Tank 98 (88) As Cruel As School Children – Gym Class Heroes 99 (74) Instant Karma – Various Artists 100 (New) Better Questions – Todd Agnew
July 26, 200717 yr Billboard Adult Top 20 weekending 4th August 2007 1 (1) Home - Daughtry 2 (2) Makes Me Wonder – Maroon 5 3 (3) Hey There Delilah – Plain White T’s 4 (4) First Time – Lifehouse 5 (8) Big Girls Don’t Cry - Lifehouse 6 (5) The Sweet Escape – Gwen Stefani 7 (9) Rockstar - Nickelback 8 (7) U & Ur Hand - Pink 9 (6) If Everyone Cared - Nickelback 10 (10) Before He Cheats – Carrie Underwood 11 (13) (You Want To) Make A Memory – Bon Jovi 12 (15) It’s Not Over - Daughtry 13 (12) Say It Right – Nelly Furtado 14 (11) Little Wonders – Rob Thomas 15 (14) Better Than Me - Hinder 16 (17) Before It’s Too Late – Goo Goo Dolls 17 (16) Undeniable – Mat Kearney 18 (18) Rehab – Amy Winehouse 19 (19) Face Down – Red Jumpsuit Apparatus 20 (23) Who Knew - Pink Billboard Adult Contemporary Top 20 weekending 4th August 2007 1 (1) Everything – Michael Buble 2 (2) Waiting On The World To Change – John Mayer 3 (3) Chasing Cars – Snow Patrol 4 (4) How To Save A Life – The Fray 5 (5) Home - Daughtry 6 (6) The Sweet Escape – Gwen Stefani 7 (7) Before He Cheats – Carrie Underwood 8 (8) Change – Kimberly Locke 9 (9) Far Away - Nickelback 10 (10) Streetcorner Symphony – Rob Thomas 11 (11) Raincoat – Kelly Sweet 12 (12) Irreplaceable - Beyonce 13 (14) Makes Me Wonder – Maroon 5 14 (13) Little Wonders – Rob Thomas 15 (19) Big Girls Don’t Cry - Fergie 16 (15) February Song – Josh Groban 17 (16) My Wish – Rascal Flatts 18 (17) Anyway – Martina McBride 19 (21) (You Want To) Make A Memory – Bon Jovi 20 (20) Ever Present Past – Paul McCartney
July 26, 200717 yr Chartbeat from Billboard.com July 26, 2007, Fred Bronson JUST 'BECAUSE': A 12-10 move for "Because of You" (MCA) by Reba McEntire and Kelly Clarkson rewrites the history of the Hot Country Songs chart. The main beneficiary is McEntire, who collects her 55th top 10 hit on this survey. That ties her with Dolly Parton as the female artist with the most top 10s, just four top 10 titles ahead of third-place Loretta Lynn, who has 51. "Because of You" reaches the top 10 in its 10th week on the chart. That is the fastest any McEntire song has catapulted into the top 10 in the last 10 years. It is Reba's speediest journey to the top 10 since 1996, when "The Fear of Being Alone" arrived in the upper class portion of the chart in a mere five weeks. McEntire made her debut on the country tally with "I Don't Want to Be a One Night Stand," a single that stalled at No. 88 in 1976. Four years later, her 10th chart entry, "(You Lift Me) Up to Heaven," became her first top 10 hit, peaking at No. 8. Before "Because of You," Reba was most recently in the top 10 with "He Gets That from Me," No. 7 in 2005. Parton made her debut on Billboard's country chart in 1967 with "Dumb Blonde," a single that peaked at No. 24 in 1967. Her third chart entry, a duet with Porter Wagoner on "The Last Thing on My Mind," brought Parton to the top 10 for the first time. That collaboration went to No. 7 in 1968. Parton collected her 55th top 10 hit in 2006 when she was featured on Brad Paisley's No. 1 hit, "When I Get Where I'm Going." "Because of You" gives Kelly Clarkson her first top 10 hit on Hot Country Songs. She previously appeared on this chart with her "American Idol" finale song, "A Moment Like This," which reached No. 58 in October 2002. Clarkson enters the top 10 just one week after another "Idol" finalist, Bucky Covington, earned his first top 10 hit. "A Different World" (Lyric Street) continues its upward movement, orbiting 10-7. Clarkson is the fifth "Idol" finalist to enjoy top 10 status on the country songs list, following Josh Gracin, Carrie Underwood, Kellie Pickler and Covington. PLENTY OF 'BLAME' TO GO AROUND: After an absence of 15 years, Brit pop artist Howard Jones returns to the Adult Contemporary chart with a remake of one of his former hits. "No One Is to Blame" was the first of two No. 1 titles for Jones on the AC list, back in 1986. "Blame" held the top spot for one week (Jones' other chart-topper was "Everlasting Love," which ruled for two weeks in 1989). This week, the lone new entry on the AC tally is "No One Is to Blame" (Kataphonic) by Katrina Carlson with Howard Jones. The song opens at No. 30, and marks Jones' first AC appearance since "Lift Me Up" peaked at No. 10 in 1992. Jones made his AC debut in June 1985 with "Things Can Only Get Better," which did no better than No. 38. That gives the pop star from Southhampton an AC chart span of 22 years and two months. 'UMBRELLA' STANDS ABROAD: While "Umbrella" (SRP/Def Jam) by Rihanna and Jay-Z has folded in the United States, the single remains No. 1 in the United Kingdom for the 10th week. That makes it the longest-running chart-topper of the 21st century, and the longest-running U.K. No. 1 since 1994, when Wet Wet Wet's remake of the Troggs' "Love Is All Around" remained in first place for 15 weeks. The longest-running U.K. No. 1 of the rock era is Bryan Adams' "(Everything I Do) I Do It for You," which remained in the penthouse for 16 weeks in 1991. YOU REALLY CAN'T STOP THE BEAT: There's no stopping the "Hairspray" (New Line) soundtrack, which debuted last week at No. 20 before the movie had opened. Now entrenched in the box office top 10, the CD also dances its way into the top 10 of The Billboard 200. A 20-4 move makes the album only the second motion picture soundtrack to find a berth in the top 10 in 2007. The first soundtrack to spend time in the top 10 this year was "Dreamgirls," which went all the way to No. 1. Three other soundtracks have logged weeks in the top 10 in 2007, but two are from television series ("Hannah Montana" and "Hannah Montana 2") and one is from a TV movie ("Jump In!"). "Hairspray" is also represented on the Hot 100, where the rousing finale song "You Can't Stop the Beat" (written for the Broadway musical version of "Hairspray") enters at No. 88. One cast member of "Hairspray" also figures in another song that is new to the Hot 100 this week. That would be Zac Efron. For details, read on. TWIN DEBUTS: For the second time this year, two songs debut in the top 10 of the Hot 100. That's a nice way to celebrate the 49th birthday of the Hot 100, first published on Aug. 4, 1958. New at No. 6 is the first single from the highly-anticipated "High School Musical 2" soundtrack. "What Time Is It" (Walt Disney), credited to "High School Musical 2 Cast," is tied for the third highest debut of 2007, behind the No. 2 opening of Fall Out Boy's "This Ain't a Scene, It's an Arm's Race" and the No. 5 bow of Avril Lavigne's "Girlfriend." "What Time Is It" is tied with Carrie Underwood's "I'll Stand by You" for third place among the highest debuts of the year. Tied for fourth place with Linkin Park's "What I've Done" is the song that starts at No. 7, "Sorry, Blame It on Me" (Konvict/Upfront/SRC) by Akon. "What Time Is It" is the highest debuting song from either of the "High School Musical" soundtracks. The previous record-holder was "Start of Something New" by Zac Efron, Andrew Seeley and Vanessa Anne Hudgens. That track was a new entry at No. 28 the week of Feb. 11, 2006. FANTASIA AT FIVE: "When I See U" (J) by Fantasia rules Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs for the fifth week. That makes the track the longest-running No. 1 by a solo female artist on this tally since January, when Beyonce's "Irreplaceable" completed its reign at No. 1 after nine weeks. 'NOTHING' IS SOMETHING: Kenny Chesney collects the 12th No. 1 of his career, as "Never Wanted Nothing More" (BNA) glides 2-1 in its eighth chart week. That is the fastest any of Chesney's dozen chart-toppers have achieved pole position, besting the nine weeks it took his "There Goes My Life" in 2003 and "When the Sun Goes Down" in 2004 to move into the penthouse. "Never Wanted Nothing More" has taken the fastest journey to No. 1 of any song on this chart since Tim McGraw's "Live Like You Were Dying" drew top chart ink in its seventh week, back in July 2004. SWIFT AND SWIFTLESS: While Kenny Chesney makes a rapid rise to the top of Hot Country Songs, teenager Taylor Swift makes a not-so-swift climb to first place on Top Country Albums. Her self-titled debut CD inches up 2-1 in its 39th week on the tally. That is the slowest climb to No. 1 this century, and the slowest since the Dixie Chicks' "Wide Open Spaces" became the leader of the pack in its 51st chart week, back in 1999. At 17, Swift is not the youngest female artist to have a No. 1 album on this survey. LeAnn Rimes holds the record, as she was just 13 when her debut album "Blue" entered the chart at No. 1 the week of July 27, 1996.
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