American Top 40 September 12th 2009

[jasonharper2004]

American Top 40 With Ryan Seacrest Weekend Of September 12th/13th 2009

From Los Angeles,CA

Off The Chart:
#39 (07) LMFAO "I'm In Miami Trick"
#36 (21) The Ting Tings "That's Not My Name"
#34 (05) The Pussycat Dolls "Hush,Hush;Hush Hush"
#32 (18) Kelly Clarkson "I'll Do Not Hook Up"

35 #40 (04) Britney Spears "Radar"
33 #39 (14) Jeremih "Birthday Sex"
-- #38 (01) Flo Rida "Be On You"
-- #37 (01) All American Rejects " I Wanna"
38 #36 (37) The Fray "You Found Me"
-- #35 (01) Justin Bieber "One Time"
-- #34 (01) Michael Franti And Spearhead "Say Hey (I Love You)"
37 #33 (03) Linkin Park "New Divide"
40 #32 (02) Beyonce "Sweet Dreams"
AT 40 Breakout: Jason DeRulo "Whatcha Say"
31 #31 (31) Flo Rida Feat Kesha "Right Around"
Optional Extra: Rihanna Feat Ne-Yo "Hate That I love You"
30 #30 (12) Rob Thomas "Her Diamonds"
26 #29 (06) Sean Paul "So Fine"
24 #28 (18) Nickelback "If Today Was Your Last Day"
27 #27 (35) All American Rejects "Give You Hell"
28 #26 (30) Lady GaGa "Poker Face"
23 #25 (25) Shinedown "Second Chance"
29 #24 (03) Mariah Carey "Obsessed"
22 #23 (29) Beyonce "Halo"
20 #22 (10) Theory Of A Deadman "Not Meant To Be"
AT 40 Breakout: Kelly Clarkson "Already Gone"
21 #21 (09) The Fray "Never Say Never"
Optional Extra: Fall Out Boy "Thnks Fr Th Mmrs"
25 #20 (03) Miley Cyrus "Party In The USA"
18 #19 (25) The Black Eyed Peas "Boom Boom Pow"
19 #18 (07) Boys Like Girls "Love Drunk"
14 #17 (23) 3Oh!3 "Don't Trust Me"
13 #16 (20) Pitbull "I Know You Want Me (Calle Ocho)"
15 #15 (21) Pink "Please Don't Leave Me"
17 #14 (04) Pitbull "Hotel Room Service"
16 #13 (06) Shakira "She Wolf"
10 #12 (16) Sean Kingston "Fire Burning"
12 #11 (13) Daughtry "No Surprise"
Optional Extra: Evanescence Feat Paul McCoy "Bring Me To Life"
09 #10 (08) Drake "The Best I Ever Had"
07 #09 (15) Lady Gaga "Love Game"
11 #08 (04) Jay Sean Feat Lil Wayne "Down"
08 #07 (13) Jordin Sparks "Battlefield"
05 #06 (09) Cobra Starship Feat Leighton Meester "Good Girls Go Bad"
04 #05 (18) Katy Perry "Waking Up In Vegas"
06 #04 (08) Kings Of Leon "Use Somebody"
02 #03 (13) Keri Hilson Feat Kanye west & Ne-Yo "Knock You Down"
Optional Extra: No Doubt "Its My Life"
03 #02 (10) Taylor Swift "You Belong With Me"
01 #01 (11) The Black Eyed Peas " I Gotta Feeling"
4 Weeks @#1 @2009 PRN

[Cerebro]

Sept 12, 2009 8:06:39 GMT -5 jasonharper2004 said:

35 #40 (04) Britney Spears "Radar"
33 #39 (14) Jeremih "Birthday Sex"
-- #38 (01) Flo Rida "Be On You"
-- #37 (01) All American Rejects " I Wanna"
38 #36 (37) The Fray "You Found Me"
-- #35 (01) Justin Bieber "One Time"
-- #34 (01) Michael Franti And Spearhead "Say Hey (I Love You)"
37 #33 (03) Linkin Park "New Divide"
40 #32 (02) Beyonce "Sweet Dreams"
AT 40 Breakout: Jason DeRulo "Whatcha Say"
31 #31 (31) Flo Rida Feat Kesha "Right Around"

I think this is interesting. Can anyone else think of another instance when a first and fourth single were charting concurrently? I can't.

[Arnold]

Sept 12, 2009 9:00:12 GMT -5 Cerebro said:

Sept 12, 2009 8:06:39 GMT -5 jasonharper2004 said:

35 #40 (04) Britney Spears "Radar"
33 #39 (14) Jeremih "Birthday Sex"
-- #38 (01) Flo Rida "Be On You"
-- #37 (01) All American Rejects " I Wanna"
38 #36 (37) The Fray "You Found Me"
-- #35 (01) Justin Bieber "One Time"
-- #34 (01) Michael Franti And Spearhead "Say Hey (I Love You)"
37 #33 (03) Linkin Park "New Divide"
40 #32 (02) Beyonce "Sweet Dreams"
AT 40 Breakout: Jason DeRulo "Whatcha Say"
31 #31 (31) Flo Rida Feat Kesha "Right Around"

I think this is interesting. Can anyone else think of another instance when a first and fourth single were charting concurrently? I can't.

The beatles did it in Feb-March 1964. Does that count? Or are you only asking about American Top 40?

[gin]

Where is Obsessed? This chart sucks donkey balls.

[jasonharper2004]

#24

[*Who Is?*]

Sept 12, 2009 14:43:07 GMT -5 gin said:

Where is Obsessed? This chart sucks donkey balls.

I dont know, but apparently.. Mariah Carey's "Obsession" is traveling fast up the charts at #24 this week!

[gin]

Sept 12, 2009 15:22:46 GMT -5 *Who Is?* said:

Sept 12, 2009 14:43:07 GMT -5 gin said:

Where is Obsessed? This chart sucks donkey balls.

I dont know, but apparently.. Mariah Carey's "Obsession" is traveling fast up the charts at #24 this week!

AHAHAHAHA I scanned the chart and I didn't see it, and then I did a Ctrl-F for "Obsessed."

[Cerebro]

Sept 12, 2009 13:55:38 GMT -5 Arnold said:

Sept 12, 2009 9:00:12 GMT -5 Cerebro said:

I think this is interesting. Can anyone else think of another instance when a first and fourth single were charting concurrently? I can't.

The beatles did it in Feb-March 1964. Does that count? Or are you only asking about American Top 40?

You might think that, but, no, The Beatles didn't do it. As prolific as they were, I don't believe they've ever had a single album that has produced as many as four singles. When they have had multiple concurrent chart hits, the tracks were pulled from a number of different albums. Add to that the fact that they often had different versions of their albums released in the UK than in the US, and things can get a bit muddled.

I, actually, did find an answer to my question:

AMERICAN TOP 40 - SEPTEMBER 25, 2004
LW TW Artist - Title
Last Week's Number One: Ashlee Simpson - Pieces Of Me
--  40 Ashlee Simpson - Shadow
34 39 Mario Winans featuring Enya and P. Diddy - I Don't Wanna Know
--  38 Franz Ferdinand - Take Me Out
--  37 Nitty - Nasty Girl
31 36 Beyonce' featuring Lil' Flip - Naughty Girl
28 35 D12 - How Come
32 34 Lloyd featuring Ashanti - Southsode
33 33 Hilary Duff - Fly
23 32 Usher - Confessions Part II
--  31 Usher and Alicia Keys - My Boo
Rewind (2000): Shaggy featuring Ricardo "RikRok" Ducent - It Wasn't Me
37 30 Jessica Simpson - With You
35 29 Seether featuring Amy Lee - Broken
29 28 Switchfoot - Dare You To Move
27 27 Maroon5 - This Love
25 26 Los Lonely Boys - Heaven
Correspondent: Nancy Hall (Q105, WQGN New London, CT)
26 26 Usher - Burn
30 24 Christina Aguilera featuring Missy Elliott - Car Wash
24 23 Bowling For Soup - 1985
20 22 Switchfoot - Meant To Live
22 21 Kelly Clarkson - Breakaway
Movie Extra: Cherie - I'm Ready (from Confessions Of A Teenage Drama Queen)
21 20 Terror Squad featuring Fat Joe and Remy Martin - Lean Back
19 19 Usher featuring Lil' Jon and Ludacris - Yeah!
14 18 Juvenile featuring Soulja Slim - Slow Motion
16 17 Linkin Park - Breaking The Habit
15 16 Hoobastank - The Reason
17 15 Finger Eleven - One Thing
13 14 Nelly featuring Jaheim - My Place
18 13 Ciara featuring Petey deleted - Goodies
11 12 Alicia Keys - If I Ain't Got You
12 11 Ryan Cabrera - On The Way Down
07 10 Kevin Lyttle featuring Spragga Benz - Turn Me On
04 09 Christina Milian featuring Fabolous - Dip It Low
10 08 Houston featuring Chingy, Nate Dogg, and I-20 - I Like That
Out Of The Box: Nelly and Christina Aguilera - Tilt Ya Head Back
06 07 Nina Sky featuring Jabba - Move Ya Body
09 06 Lil' Flip featuring Lea - Sunshine
08 05 Black Eyed Peas - Let's Get It Started
Double-Play: Black Eyed Peas - Shut Up
03 04 JoJo - Leave (Get Out)
05 03 Avril Lavigne - My Happy Ending
02 02 Maroon5 - She Will Be Loved
01 01 Ashlee Simpson - Pieces Of Me ** 4 weeks @ no. 1 **

DROPPERS:
Nickelback - Feelin' Way Too Damn Good (from 40)
Modest Mouse - Float On (from 39)
Britney Spears - Everytime (From 38)
Petey deleted - Freek-A-Leek (from 36)

NOTES/COMMENTARY:

[/li][li] Usher has 4 songs in the top 40. The last artist to accomplish this feat was Sonny Bono (Yeah, I'm surprised too. My guess would've been The Beatles). In 1965, he had 1 solo and 3 hits with Cher on the chart simultaneously.
[/li][li] RE: Jessica Simpson's 7 notch rebound: "What the...?!?". Oh well. At least it's not "In Da Club." By the way, this is her 44th week on.[/quote]

Usher concurrently charted the first and fourth singles off of Confessions ("Yeah!" and "My Boo"). And, not to be outdone, managed to keep the second and third singles ("Burn" and "Confessions Part II") alive, as well.

[Arnold]

Sept 13, 2009 10:32:04 GMT -5 Cerebro said:

Sept 12, 2009 13:55:38 GMT -5 Arnold said:

The beatles did it in Feb-March 1964. Does that count? Or are you only asking about American Top 40?

You might think that, but, no, The Beatles didn't do it. As prolific as they were, I don't believe they've ever had a single album that has produced as many as four singles. When they have had multiple concurrent chart hits, the tracks were pulled from a number of different albums. Add to that the fact that they often had different versions of their albums released in the UK than in the US, and things can get a bit muddled.

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I didn't know you meant singles from albums. I thought you actually meant singles, period.

[bigb0882]

Glad they chose Already Gone as a breakout! It should appear on the chart soon and that usually gives songs a great boost in radio play. :)