20: The Countdown Magazine - 8/14/04
Aug 14, 2004 9:40:42 GMT -5
Post by Hervard on Aug 14, 2004 9:40:42 GMT -5
LC TC wc SONG/ARTIST
01 01 20 Here With Me/MercyMe
03 02 12 I Believe/Third Day
02 03 23 Who Am I/Casting Crowns
04 04 11 Walk By Faith/Jeremy Camp
05 05 30 Blessed Be Your Name/Tree 63
10 06 09 All Things New/Steven Curtis Chapman
06 07 22 Glory Defined/Building 429
08 08 12 Sea Of Faces/Kutless
09 09 17 You Raise Me Up/Selah
XX 10 01 All I Need/Bethany Dillon
12 11 07 Once Again/Fusebox
11 12 06 Here's My Life/Anthony Evans
07 13 17 Open Skies/David Crowder Band
13 14 04 Fall Down/Trevor Morgan
14 15 04 As I Lift You Up/Jeff Deyo
15 16 18 Unspoken/Jaci Velasquez
16 17 04 Beauty Of Simplicity/Telecast
17 18 03 Set Me Free/Big Daddy Weave
18 19 03 Soak It Up/Warren Barfield
19 20 06 Wonderful/Jump 5
Dropped:
From #20: Letters From War/Mark Schultz
Well, this chart is slightly more interesting than last week's snoozefest. I mean, the lower half is a little ho-hum, with a lot of songs moving down, but one point worth mentioning is the large drop of "Open Skies" by the David Crowder Band, which falls 7-13. Of course, now it'll probably hang around that spot for another month or so. Or it could fall out next week; we'll have to wait and see.
The Top Ten has several notable points. The big story, of course, is Bethany Dillon's debut at number ten She seems to have her way with high debuts. Four months ago, her song "Beautiful" came roaring onto the survey all the way up at number nine. It didn't go much further, however as I recall (I believe it peaked at seven). I have a feeling, though, since Ms. Dillon is a little better known, that this song might go a little higher.
Also, in the Top Ten, is the biggest jumper this week. After spending about a month at number ten, Steven Curtis Chapman finally breaks free and moves ahead four spots to number six with his latest release "All Things New". A future number one for Mr. Chapman? Could be.
And finally, Third Day moves a spot closer to #1 with their newest "I Believe". Could they overtake the #1 spot in the near future? Or will the "#2 Curse" befall them, as it did back in March, with their last hit "Sing A Song"? We'll see next week how they do.
01 01 20 Here With Me/MercyMe
03 02 12 I Believe/Third Day
02 03 23 Who Am I/Casting Crowns
04 04 11 Walk By Faith/Jeremy Camp
05 05 30 Blessed Be Your Name/Tree 63
10 06 09 All Things New/Steven Curtis Chapman
06 07 22 Glory Defined/Building 429
08 08 12 Sea Of Faces/Kutless
09 09 17 You Raise Me Up/Selah
XX 10 01 All I Need/Bethany Dillon
12 11 07 Once Again/Fusebox
11 12 06 Here's My Life/Anthony Evans
07 13 17 Open Skies/David Crowder Band
13 14 04 Fall Down/Trevor Morgan
14 15 04 As I Lift You Up/Jeff Deyo
15 16 18 Unspoken/Jaci Velasquez
16 17 04 Beauty Of Simplicity/Telecast
17 18 03 Set Me Free/Big Daddy Weave
18 19 03 Soak It Up/Warren Barfield
19 20 06 Wonderful/Jump 5
Dropped:
From #20: Letters From War/Mark Schultz
Well, this chart is slightly more interesting than last week's snoozefest. I mean, the lower half is a little ho-hum, with a lot of songs moving down, but one point worth mentioning is the large drop of "Open Skies" by the David Crowder Band, which falls 7-13. Of course, now it'll probably hang around that spot for another month or so. Or it could fall out next week; we'll have to wait and see.
The Top Ten has several notable points. The big story, of course, is Bethany Dillon's debut at number ten She seems to have her way with high debuts. Four months ago, her song "Beautiful" came roaring onto the survey all the way up at number nine. It didn't go much further, however as I recall (I believe it peaked at seven). I have a feeling, though, since Ms. Dillon is a little better known, that this song might go a little higher.
Also, in the Top Ten, is the biggest jumper this week. After spending about a month at number ten, Steven Curtis Chapman finally breaks free and moves ahead four spots to number six with his latest release "All Things New". A future number one for Mr. Chapman? Could be.
And finally, Third Day moves a spot closer to #1 with their newest "I Believe". Could they overtake the #1 spot in the near future? Or will the "#2 Curse" befall them, as it did back in March, with their last hit "Sing A Song"? We'll see next week how they do.
