Billboard Top 100 Singles weekending 20th October 2007

 

1 (1) Crank That – Soulja Boy

2 (2) Stronger – Kanye West

3 (3) Gimme More – Britney Spears

4 (6) Apologize - Timbaland

5 (4) The Way I Are – Timbaland

6 (7) Bed – J. Holiday

7 (10) Bubbly – Colbie Caillat

8 (12) No One – Alicia Keys

9 (5) Big Girls Don’t Cry - Fergie

10 (18) Good Life – Kanye West

11 (13) Ayo Technology – 50 Cent

12 (11) Rockstar - Nickelback

13 (17) Cyclone – Baby Bash

14 (14) Who Knew - Pink

15 (15) How Far We’ve Come – Keyshia Cole

16 (9) Let It Go – Keyshia Cole

17 (16) Shawty - Piles

18 (26) Hate That I Love You - Rihanna

19 (20) Lovestoned – Justin Timberlake

20 (22) Hey There Delilah – Plain White T’s

21 (21) Bartender – T-Pain

22 (19) Take Me There – Rascal Flatts

23 (25) Wake Up Call – Maroon 5

24 (24) Wait For You – Elliott Yamin

25 (31) Over You - Daughtry

26 (23) Umbrella - Rihanna

27 (8) 1234 - Feist

28 (41) Until The End Of Time – Justin Timberlake & Beyonce

29 (29) The Great Escape – Boys Like Girls

30 (34) Don’t Blink – Kenny Chesney

31 (46) Baby Don’t Go - Fabolous

32 (40) Paralyzer – Finger Eleven

33 (27) Beautiful Girls – Sean Kingston

34 (28) Make Me Better - Fabolous

35 (55) Kiss Kiss – Chris Brown

36 (32) When You’re Gone – Avril Lavigne

37 (80) The Way I Am – Ingrid Michaelson

38 (30) Me Love – Sean Kingston

39 (36) Home - Daughtry

40 (48) Duffle Bag Boy – Playaz Circle

41 (35) First Time - Lifehouse

42 (33) I Get Money – 50 Cent

43 (39) Online – Brad Paisley

44 (47) Thnks Fr Th Mmrs – Fall Out Boy

45 (53) Hood Figga – Gorilla Zoe

46 (44) Before He Cheats – Carrie Underwood

47 (57) Shawty Is A 10 – The-Dream

48 (54) Love Me If You Can – Toby Keith

49 (38) Buy U A Drank (Shawty Snappin’) – T-Pain

50 (52) Do It Well – Jennifer Lopez

51 (49) So Small – Carrie Underwood

52 (42) You Know What It Is – T.I.

53 (37) The Pretender – Foo Fighters

54 (43) A Bay Bay – Hurricane Chris

55 (New) Blue Magic – Jay-Z

56 (58) Tattoo – Jordin Sparks

57 (50) If You’re Reading This – Tim McGraw

58 (59) Proud Of The House We Built – Brooks & Dunn

59 (51) Sorry, Blame It On Me - Akon

60 (60) Bleed It Out – Linkin Park

61 (75) I’m So Hood – DJ Khaled

62 (61) Free And Easy (Down The Road I Go) – Dierks Bentley

63 (69) I Don’t Wanna Be In Love – Good Charlotte

64 (56) Shut Up And Drive – Rihanna

65 (63) Do You – Ne-Yo

66 (64) Whine Up – Kat DeLuna

67 (86) Our Song – Taylor Swift

68 (68) More Than A Memory – Garth Brooks

69 (77) My Drink N’ My 2 Step - Cassidy

70 (76) Misery Business - Paramore

71 (90) Can’t Help But Wait – Trey Songz

72 (New) Soulja Girl – Soulja Boy

73 (73) Teenagers – My Chemical Romance

74 (62) All My Friends Say – Luke Bryan

75 (65) Can’t Leave ‘Em Alone - Ciara

76 (78) Livin’ Our Love Song – Jason Michael Carroll

77 (71) Never Too Late – Three Days Grace

78 (87) Freaky Gurl – Gucci Mane

79 (72) Can’t Tell Me Nothing – Kanye West

80 (79) SOS – Jonas Brothers

81 (85) How ‘Bout Them Cowgirls – George Strait

82 (88) Fall – Clay Walker

83 (66) Wadsyaname - Nelly

84 (89) Firecracker – Josh Turner

85 (70) Never Wanted Nothing More – Kenny Chesney

86 (92) Sweetest Girl (Dollar Bill) – Wyclef Jean

87 (83) These Are My People – Rodney Atkins

88 (82) Potential Break-up Song – Aly & AJ

89 (74) Because Of You – Reba McEntire & Kelly Clarkson

90 (96) Hypnotized - Piles

91 (84) Int’l Players Anthem - UGK

92 (67) I Got It From My Mama – will.i.am

93 (97) Nothin’ Better To Do – LeAnn Rimes

94 (93) Famous In A Small Town – Miranda Lambert

95 (91) Shoulda Let You Go – Keyshia Cole

96 (94) Me Enamora - Juanes

97 (New) Into The Night – Santana ft Chad Kroeger

98 (New) Everybody – Keith Urban

99 (New) What Do Ya Think About That – Montgomery Gentry

100 (81) 1973 – James Blunt

 

Billboard Top 100 Albums weekending 20th October 2007

 

1 (New) Magic – Bruce Springsteen

2 (1) Still Feels Good – Rascal Flatts

3 (New) Exile On Mainstream – Matchbox 20

4 (New) Soulja Boy Tell ‘Em – Soulja Boy

5 (New) Back Of My Lac’ – J. Holiday

6 (2) Just Like You – Keyshia Cole

7 (5) Graduation – Kanye West

8 (6) Reba Duets – Reba McEntire

9 (New) Songs Of Mass Destruction – Annie Lennox

10 (7) High School Musical 2 – Original Soundtrack

11 (New) Trey Day – Trey Songz

12 (New) The Hits – Faith Hill

13 (New) Cowboy Town – Brooks & Dunn

14 (New) Revival – John Fogerty

15 (4) The Real Thing: Words & Sounds Vol.3 – Jill Scott

16 (3) Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace – Foo Fighters

17 (9) Curtis – 50 Cent

18 (New) The Shade Of Poison Trees – Dashboard Confessional

19 (10) Just Who I Am: Poets & Pirates – Kenny Chesney

20 (8) Baby Makin’ Project – Jagged Edge

21 (19) Hannah Montana 2 – Miley Cyrus

22 (20) All The Right Reasons - Nickelback

23 (23) Coco – Colbie Caillat

24 (11) Trav’lin Light – Queen Latifah

25 (12) All The Lost Souls – James Blunt

26 (25) The Dutchess - Fergie

27 (14) Shine – Joni Mitchell

28 (13) The Awakening – Melissa Etheridge

29 (29) Future Sex/Love Sounds – Justin Timberlake

30 (New) Mission California – Cross Canadian Ragweed

31 (33) Shock Value - Timbaland

32 (31) Minutes To Midnight – Linkin Park

33 (35) The Altar And The Door – Casting Crowns

34 (37) Taylor Swift – Taylor Swift

35 (39) It Won’t Be Soon Before Long – Maroon 5

36 (New) Dylan – Bob Dylan

37 (36) Now 25 – Various Artists

38 (41) Daughtry - Daughtry

39 (28) The Reminder - Feist

40 (15) Funk This – Chaka Khan

41 (17) Greatest Songs Of The Seventies – Barry Manilow

42 (45) Jonas Brothers – Jonas Brothers

43 (42) The Very Best Of – Diana Krall

44 (52) Enjoy The Ride - Sugarland

45 (49) High School Musical – Original Soundtrack

46 (27) Italia – Chris Botti

47 (40) Good Girl Gone Bad - Rihanna

48 (30) Ultimate Victory - Chamillionaire

49 (43) Hairspray – Original Soundtrack

50 (18) Welcome To The Zoo – Gorilla Zoe

51 (New) Back N Up Da Chevy – Boyz N Da Hood

52 (32) Drastic Fantastic – KT Tunstall

53 (51) Call Me Irresponsible – Michael Buble

54 (24) The Shepherd’s Dog – Iron & Wine

55 (34) One Chance – Paul Potts

56 (53) T.I. vs T.I.P. – T.I.

57 (56) Across The Universe – Original Soundtrack

58 (58) The Real Testament - Piles

59 (New) Recuerdos Del Alma – Los Temerarios

60 (New) Wow Hits 2008 – Various Artists

61 (64) Hannah Montana – Original Soundtrack

62 (16) The Ultimate American Songbook Vol.1 – Tony Bennett

63 (54) Into The Wild – Eddie Vedder

64 (47) Back To Black – Amy Winehouse

65 (New) White Chalk – PJ Harvey

66 (61) The Best Damn Thing – Avril Lavigne

67 (21) The Dethalbum - Dethklok

68 (50) 90 Milas – Gloria Estefan

69 (57) Let It Go – Tim McGraw

70 (New) Born Into This – The Cult

71 (22) Remedy – David Crowder Band

72 (65) Riot! - Paramore

73 (44) TCG – Cheetah Girls

74 (46) Me And My Gang – Rascal Flatts

75 (59) Kill To Get Crimson – Mark Knopfler

76 (67) Across The Universe: Deluxe Edition – Original Soundtrack

77 (New) The Very Best Of – Mick Jagger

78 (New) I’m Only A Man - Emery

79 (60) Finding Forever - Common

80 (66) 5th Gear – Brad Paisley

81 (72) Epiphany – T-Pain

82 (70) Lost Highway – Bon Jovi

83 (48) Adrenaline Rush 2007 - Twista

84 (New) Dark Passion Play - Nightwish

85 (73) I’m Not Dead – Pink

86 (New) Tyler Perry’s Why Did I Get Married? – Original Soundtrack

87 (26) Down III: Over The Under - Down

88 (74) Konvicted - Akon

89 (75) Some Hearts – Carrie Underwood

90 (80) One-X – Three Days Grace

91 (103) One Cell In The Sea – A Fine Frenzy

92 (77) Sean Kingston – Sean Kingston

93 (New) Dylan: Deluxe Edition – Bob Dylan

94 (63) The Meanest Of Times – Dropkick Murphys

95 (86) Them vs You vs Me – Jim Brickman

96 (New) Homecoming – Jim Brickman

97 (71) Every Second Counts – Plain White T’s

98 (78) Para Siempre – Vicente Fernandez

99 (82) Big Dog Daddy – Toby Keith

100 (New) The Best Of: Deluxe Edition - Chicago

 

Billboard Adult Top 20 weekending 20th October 2007

 

1 (1) Big Girls Don’t Cry - Fergie

2 (2) Who Knew - Pink

3 (3) First Time - Lifehouse

4 (5) Bubbly – Colbie Caillat

5 (4) How Far We’ve Come – Matchbox 20

6 (6) Hey There Delilah – Plain White T’s

7 (7) Over You - Daughtry

8 (9) Rockstar - Nickelback

9 (11) Wake Up Call – Maroon 5

10 (8) Makes Me Wonder – Maroon 5

11 (12) Dreaming With A Broken Heart – John Mayer

12 (10) Home - Daughtry

13 (15) Hey Eyes – Pat Monahan

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

15 (13) When You’re Gone – Avril Lavigne

16 (17) Paralyzer – Finger Eleven

17 (16) Wait For You – Elliott Yamin

18 (22) Into The Night – Santana ft Chad Kroeger

19 (20) Pictures Of You – The Last Goodnight

20 (19) 1973 – James Blunt

 

Billboard Adult Top 20 weekending 20th October 2007

 

1 (2) Home - Daughtry

2 (1) Big Girls Don’t Cry - Fergie

3 (3) The Sweet Escape – Gwen Stefani

4 (4) Hey There Delilah – Plain White T’s

5 (6) (You Want To) Make A Memory – Bon Jovi

6 (5) Everything – Michael Buble

7 (7) Before He Cheats – Carrie Underwood

8 (10) Wait For You – Elliott Yamin

9 (8) How To Save A Life – The Fray

10 (9) Chasing Cars – Snow Patrol

11 (12) How Long – The Eagles

12 (11) Makes Me Wonder – Maroon 5

13 (13) Little Wonders – Rob Thomas

14 (14) My Wish – Rascal Flatts

15 (17) Bubbly – Colbie Caillat

16 (16) Who Knew - Pink

17 (18) Taking Chances – Celine Dion

18 (15) Band Of Gold – Kimberley Locke

19 (19) Lost In This Moment – Big & Rich

20 (20) Fire And Rain – Kenny “Babyface” Edmonds

 

Chartbeat

from Billboard.com

 

October 11, 2007,

Fred Bronson

 

SIX FROM ONE: "Until the End of Time" (Jive) is the sixth top 40 hit on the Hot 100 from Justin Timberlake's "FutureSex/LoveSounds" album. A move of 41-28 sends the single, now a duet with Beyonce, into the upper portion of the chart, where it shares a berth with the fifth top 40 hit from the CD, "LoveStoned," rebounding 20-19. Timberlake is the first male artist to pull six top 40 singles from one album since Michael Jackson's "Dangerous" yielded seven top 40 hits between 1991-93. The most recent artist to have six top 40 hits from one album before Timberlake was Shania Twain, who did it in 1997-99 with six cuts from her "Come On Over" CD.

 

The half-dozen songs from "FutureSex/LoveSounds' that have achieved top 40 status on the Hot 100 are:

 

"SexyBack," No. 1 (2006)

"My Love," No. 1 (2006) [Justin Timberlake featuring T.I.]

"What Goes Around…Comes Around," No. 1 (2007)

"Summer Love," No. 6 (2007)

"LoveStoned," No. 17 (2007)

"Until the End of Time," No. 28 [Justin Timberlake duet with Beyonce]

 

In terms of hit singles, "FutureSex" has far outpaced Timberlake's first solo release, "Justified." That album contained four top 40 hits, but no chart-toppers and only two top 10 hits, "Cry Me a River" (No. 3 in 2003) and "Rock Your Body" (No. 5 in 2003).

 

"FutureSex" is also more successful in terms of hit singles than any album by Timberlake's former group, 'N Sync. The quintet's first album only had one top 40 hit ("I Want You Back," No. 13 in 1998), while the "No Strings Attached" CD contained three ("Bye Bye Bye," No. 4 in 2000; "It's Gonna Be Me," No. 1 in 2000 and "This I Promise You," No. 5 in 2000). Next came the "Celebrity" album, which gave up "Pop" (No. 19 in 2001), "Gone" (No. 11 in 2001) and "Girlfriend," (No. 5 in 2002).

 

'MAGIC' MAN: Thanks to a little chart-topping "Magic," Bruce Springsteen collects his eighth No. 1 set on The Billboard 200. Only four artists in history have more No. 1 albums than Springsteen:

 

The Beatles (19)

Elvis Presley (10)

The Rolling Stones (9)

Jay-Z (9)

 

Springsteen is tied with two other artists who have also racked up eight No. 1 albums: Barbra Streisand and Garth Brooks.

Springsteen's run of eight No. 1 albums began in 1980 with "The River." Over 27 years, he has spent a total of 25 weeks on top. That's one more week than Streisand's eight albums have amassed, but far less than the 54 weeks Brooks has spent in pole position with his eight chart-topping titles.

 

'TIME' LINE: For the 12th consecutive week, the No. 1 song on Hot Singles Sales is "What Time Is It" (Walt Disney) from the "High School Musical 2" soundtrack. The first and only single from either "High School Musical" album, "What Time Is It" is the longest-running No. 1 on this chart in over two years.

 

The last single to remain in the penthouse for 12 weeks or longer is "Lose My Breath" by Destiny's Child, which led the list for 14 weeks from November 2004-February 2005.

 

Since "Lose My Breath," only two singles have been No. 1 for seven weeks or longer on Hot Singles Sales. They are:

 

"Don't Cha," The Pussycat Dolls featuring Busta Rhymes, 10 weeks (2005) "Do I Make You Proud" / "Takin' It to the Streets," Taylor Hicks, nine weeks (2006)

 

THE ARRIVAL OF 'REVIVAL': By entering The Billboard 200 at No. 14, John Fogerty's "Revival" (Fantasy/Concord) becomes his highest-charting album of new material in over 22 years. The last set of new songs by Fogerty to achieve a higher chart position was "Centerfield," No. 1 in March 1985.

 

Two years ago, a greatest hits collection titled "The Long Road Home: The Ultimate John Fogerty -- Creedence Collection" peaked at No. 13.

 

The debut of "Revival" expands Fogerty's solo album chart span to 34 years, five months and two weeks. Including his work with Creedence Clearwater Revival, Fogerty's total album chart span is 39 years and three months.

 

'MASS' APPEAL: It's a rare day when a solo Annie Lennox album debuts on The Billboard 200. "Songs of Mass Destruction" (Arista), new at No. 9, is only the fourth solo work by Lennox since 1992. "Mass" is the second of those four albums to reach the top 10.

 

In 1992, "Diva" peaked at No. 23. Three years later, "Medusa" registered at No. 11. In 2003, "Bare" went to No. 4.

 

Lennox has also charted an additional 11 times as half of Eurythmics. The duo's highest-ranked album was "Touch," No. 7 in April 1984. Runner-up is "Be Yourself Tonight," No. 9 in July 1985.

 

HE'S THE BOSS: John Fogerty and Annie Lennox aren't the only former duo or group members to have a solo album debut on The Billboard 200 this week. They are joined by Mick Jagger, whose "The Very Best of Mick Jagger" (Atlantic/Rhino) is a new entry at No. 77.

 

Jagger first charted as a Stone alone in March 1985, when "She's the Boss" debuted (ultimately peaking at No. 13). Three more albums of original material charted:

 

"Primitive Cool," No. 41 (1987)

"Wandering Spirit," No. 11 (1993)

"Goddess in the Doorway," No. 39 (2001)

 

Jagger's solo chart span is now stretched to 22 years, seven months and one week. But if you include his work with the Rolling Stones, that chart span enlarges to 43 years, three months and three weeks, dating back to the June 1964 bow of "England's Newest Hit Makers."

 

ALL YOU NEED IS 'LOVE': When it comes to having the most No. 1s on Hot Country Songs this decade, Toby Keith is your person. He scores his 13th chart-topper of the '00s as "Love Me If You Can" (Show Dog) takes a 3-1 hike.

 

That puts Keith in first place all by himself. He was formerly tied with Tim McGraw for the honor, when both artists had 12 No. 1s this decade. McGraw could tie Keith once more if his current hit, "If You're Reading This" (Curb), captures the top slot. A 6-4 move makes that a good possibility.

 

Keith has 16 No. 1s to his credit; his first three occurred in the 1990s. His very first song to chart, "Should've Been a Cowboy," was his initial No. 1, spending two weeks as leader of the pack in 1993.

 

STRINGS-A-LONG: I worked in an independent record store in Culver City, Calif. during my high school and college years, and during that time we sold plenty of albums by the studio orchestra known as 101 Strings. That collective returns to The Billboard 200 for the first time in 46 years, but don't do the math. The four albums by 101 Strings that charted in Billboard all appeared on the survey a few years before I even started working at Mr. Music.

 

Still, it was a blast from my past when I noticed the No. 118 debut this week for "Halloween" (Madacy Special Products) by the 101 Strings Orchestra. Welcome back to all 101 of you.

 

TWO OF A KIND: Rihanna had the biggest hit of her career this year with "Umbrella." The song, which features Jay-Z, is still on the Adult Top 40 chart, slipping 35-37. Just three rungs lower, Marie Rigby's cover of "Umbrella" (Hollywood) debuts in the anchor slot.

This is the first time in the history of this tally that two versions of the same song have charted at the same time.

 

TEA FOR ONE: A 3-1 move for "The Darjeeling Limited" (Fox) on Top World Albums makes this album the first soundtrack to top this chart in two-and-a-half years. "The Motorcycle Diaries" spent one week at No. 1 in March 2005.