No Doubt, no doubt about it. :D

Kylie- CGYOOMH for me

 

If you've got, can you post the year end airplay of that years?? Thank you!!!

 

Late-starter Kylie rewrites record book. (Airplay Top 50).

 

But last year, Kylie Minogue re-wrote the rule book, thanks to the all-conquering Can't Get You Out Of My Head, which overcame the massive disadvantage of not being released until September 17 to emerge as both the most-played and most-heard song of the year. Minogue's triumph was tough on Shaggy, who spent a total of 13 weeks at number one -- seven weeks with It Wasn't Me and a further six weeks with Angel. It Wasn't Me seemed to have the race all sewn up, and was only overtaken by Can't Get You Out Of My Head a couple of weeks before the end of the year.

 

There is, however, no denying Minogue's right to the title; Can't Get You Out Of My Head registered nine straight weeks at number one, and was the first record in Music Control chart history to be credited with more than 3,000 plays in one week. It did so even though the blurring of radio formats, which results in the same records being aired by stations with very different briefs, was less of a factor in 2001, with stations such as Virgin 1215 and Kiss 100FM straying into Top 40 territory less than before. That is why, despite the fact that radio as a medium was more popular than for a long time in 2001, the top records on the annual chart were less ubiquitous than in recent years. Can't Get You Out Of My Head, for example, was aired 45,577 times and heard by 1.51bn people, a considerable decline on the 64,777 plays and audience of 2.14bn which earned All Saints' Pure Shores the number one slot in 2000.

 

UK Top 50 Year End Airplay Chart Of 2001:

 

Pk WoC Title label

pos Artist

 

1 1 22 CAN'T GET YOU OUT OF MY HEAD Parlophone

Kylie Minogue

2 1 19 IT WASN'T ME MCA/Uni-Island

Shaggy feat. Rikrok

3 2 27 I'M LIKE A BIRD DreamWorks/Polydor

Nelly Furtado

4 1 27 ANOTHER CHANCE Defected

Roger Sanchez

5 1 19 ANGEL MCA/Uni-Island

Shaggy feat. Rayvon

6 1 16 HERE WITH ME Cheeky/Arista

Dido

7 1 18 SING Independiente

Travis

8 2 21 THANK YOU Cheeky/Arista

Dido

9 2 21 STARLIGHT Independiente

Supermen Lovers

10 1 22 DON'T STOP MOVIN' Polydor

S Club 7

11 5 21 OUT OF REACH Go Beat/Polydor

Gabrielle

12 7 26 DANCING IN THE MOONLIGHT S2

Toploader

13 3 17 CLINT EASTWOOD Parlophone

Gorillaz

14 3 23 TOUCH ME Kismet/Arista

Rui Da Silva feat. Cassandra

15 2 18 HAVE A NICE DAY V2

Stereophonics

16 1 18 LADY MARMALADE Interscope/Polydor

Christina Aguilera/

Lil'Kim/Mya/Pink

17 4 21 SALSOUL NUGGET (IF YOU WANNA) Ffrr

M&S Presents The Girl Next Door

18 1 18 SURVIVOR Columbia

Destiny's Child

19 2 17 WHAT TOOK YOU SO LONG? Virgin

Emma Bunton

20 3 17 MS JACKSON LaFace/Arista

Outkast

21 4 19 WHOLE AGAIN Innocent

Atomic Kitten

22 1 20 LOVE DON'T COST A THING Epic

 

Jennifer Lopez

23 1 20 TURN OFF THE LIGHT DreamWorks/Polydor

Nelly Furtado

24 2 14 FAMILY AFFAIR MCA/Uni-Island

Mary J Blige

25 15 18 TEENAGE DIRTBAG Columbia

Wheatus

26 9 18 RIDE WIT ME Universal

Nelly feat. City Spud

27 1 16 BOOTYLICIOUS Columbia

Destiny's Child

28 3 17 PERFECT GENTLEMAN Columbia

Wyclef Jean

29 1 13 RAPTURE Made/Data/Ministry

IIO 0f Sound

30 6 17 LET ME BLOW YA MIND Interscope/Polydor

Eve feat. Gwen Stefani

31 5 19 CASTLES IN THE SKY Nulife/Arista

Ian Van Dahl

32 2 15 PLAY Epic

Jennifer Lopez

33 1 13 DON'T TELL ME Maverick

Madonna

34 2 25 INDEPENDENT WOMEN PART 1 Columbia

Destiny's Child

35 2 15 WHAT WOULD YOU DO Interscope/Polydor

City High

36 1 15 ALL FOR YOU Virgin

Janet Jackson

37 2 16 INNER SMILE Mercury

Texas

38 6 11 LADY (HEAR ME TONIGHT) Sound Of Barclay/

Modjo Polydor

39 2 15 STUCK IN A MOMENT YOU Universal Island

CAN'T GET OUT OF

U2

40 10 16 BUTTERFLY Columbia

Crazy Town

41 2 11 LOVIN' EACH DAY Polydor

Ronan Keating

42 4 16 LITTLE J s2

Jamiroquai

43 12 22 GROOVEJET (IF THIS AIN'T LOVE) Positiva

Spiller

44 7 18 ROMEO XL Recordings

Basement Jaxx

45 2 14 RENDEZVOUS Wildstar

Craig David

46 1 14 SIDE Independiente

Travis

47 1 13 TAKE ME HOME Polydor

Sophie Ellis-Bextor

48 2 12 BOHEMIAN LIKE YOU Parlophone/Capitol

The Dandy Warhols

49 6 16 AMERICAN DREAM Rulin

Jakatta

50 9 16 ALL RISE Innocent

Blue

Edited June 18, 200817 yr by El Usurpador

How the hell was Make Luv the most played song in 2003? It was c**p, and only made No1 'cos it was used in a deodorant commercial.

How the hell was Make Luv the most played song in 2003? It was c**p, and only made No1 'cos it was used in a deodorant commercial.

 

EMI completes a hat-trick of victories on the annual airplay chart, with Room 5's deliciously retro Make Luv, based on Oliver Cheatham's Get Down Saturday Night, finishing ahead of the field. Kylie Minogue won the title for EMI in 2001 with Can't Get You Out Of My Head mad again last year with Love At First Sight.

 

Perhaps surprisingly, Make Luv earned a bigger audience and more plays last year than either Minogue single did when they topped the list. Of its 57,186 spins, 1,296 were on Hallam FM but only one was on Xfm. Make Luv was on Radio One's playlist for several weeks and racked up 606 plays on the station, a total beaten by only two other records, namely Junior Senior's Move Your Feet (655 plays) and In Da Club by 50 Cent.

 

The latter disc was Radio One's runaway chart champ with a staggering 74,1 plays on the station. It was much less popular elsewhere, and was only the 85th most played hit of tile year overall. Radio One's support provided 61% of its audience --more than it did for any other major hit--and helped it to achieve 21st place in the chart.

 

Although Make Luv has the top audience, it was pipped on plays by Beyonce's Crazy In Love, which was aired 57,350 times. Although Crazy In Love was another big Radio One disc--fifth most-played with 570 spins--its biggest supporters were three stations from the same group, with 1,369 plays from Galaxy 105-106, 1,494 plays from Galaxy 105 and 1,538 from Galaxy 102.

 

In addition to providing guest vocals on the aforementioned Where Is The Love, Timberlake had a great year on the airwaves in his own right, being the only artist to have two records in the Top 20. Timberlake finished 14th with Cry Me A River and second with Rock Your Body, which trailed in just 2.61% behind Make Luv. Radio and TV programmers have very different ideas about what to play, but on Rock Your Body they pretty much concurred--while just missing out on the radio airplay crown, the song was TV's top choice for 2003, though Room 5's Make Luv had to settle for 29th place.

can you post the others one? i wanted say "those" year-end charts :lol:

Voted for "Don't speak". So many lovely memories.

But last year, Kylie Minogue re-wrote the rule book, thanks to the all-conquering Can't Get You Out Of My Head, which overcame the massive disadvantage of not being released until September 17 to emerge as both the most-played and most-heard song of the year. Minogue's triumph was tough on Shaggy, who spent a total of 13 weeks at number one -- seven weeks with It Wasn't Me and a further six weeks with Angel. It Wasn't Me seemed to have the race all sewn up, and was only overtaken by Can't Get You Out Of My Head a couple of weeks before the end of the year.

 

So? In 2000, All Saints' Pure Shores spent most of the year as the No1 selling single of the year, only to be pipped - on New Year's Eve - by Bob The Builder.

No Doubt - Don't Speak for me.

Great songs there, but I guess 1997: DON'T SPEAK No Doubt is the best of that list :teresa: xox.