20: The Countdown Magazine - 4/24/04
Apr 24, 2004 10:39:58 GMT -5
Post by Hervard on Apr 24, 2004 10:39:58 GMT -5
LC TC SONG/ARTIST
01 01 Glory Defined/Building 429
03 02 Blessed Be Your Name/Tree 63
04 03 Who Am I/Casting Crowns
02 04 More/Matthew West
08 05 Here With Me/MercyMe
05 06 Right Here/Jeremy Camp
06 07 Here I Am To Worship/Phillips Craig & Dean
07 08 Beautiful/Bethany Dillon
11 09 Shelter/Sonicflood
09 10 Grace Like Rain/Todd Agnew
17 11 Yes I Will/Bebo Norman & Joy Williams
10 12 Whatever It Takes/Nate Sallie
12 13 All/Avalon
15 14 Beautiful Name/ZoeGirl
13 15 Rain Down/Delirious
18 16 Leaving 99/Audio Adrenaline
20 17 Unspoken/Jaci Velasquez
XX 18 You Raise Me Up/Selah
XX 19 Letters From War/Mark Schultz
XX 20 Open Skies/David Crowder Band
Droppers:
From #14: Untitled Hymn/Chris Rice
From #16: Sing A Song/Third Day
From #19: Mercy Reigns/Shane Barnard & Shane Everett
When I heard Jon mention that there were three debuts in a row, I felt sure that "Leaving 99" had bitten the dust. But I was relieved when I heard that it was actually climbing back up the chart. I have a feeling that it'll be gone pretty soon, which is a shame, since the song was a big Top Ten on the R&R Christian A/C chart, but who knows? As I've said about this chart many a time, it ain't over till it's over. Sometimes not even then, as illustrated by the return of "You Are My King" by the Newsboys last month, as well as a few weeks ago, when Chris Rice disappeared after moving up to number fourteen the week before, and then returned. And what do you know, he moved from 17-14 last week and now he's gone. Can he return for a second time? We'll have to wait and see.
Building 429 continues their stranglehold on the number one position for a fifth week running, but they finally have a little competition. As "More" steps down two positions to #4, two songs move up inside the Top Three. Tree 63 moves up to the runner-up position and could take over soon. But right below is a song that I have a feeling will be the next number one song, "Who Am I" by Casting Crowns. "Here With Me" by MercyMe isn't out of the question as a future number one song either.
01 01 Glory Defined/Building 429
03 02 Blessed Be Your Name/Tree 63
04 03 Who Am I/Casting Crowns
02 04 More/Matthew West
08 05 Here With Me/MercyMe
05 06 Right Here/Jeremy Camp
06 07 Here I Am To Worship/Phillips Craig & Dean
07 08 Beautiful/Bethany Dillon
11 09 Shelter/Sonicflood
09 10 Grace Like Rain/Todd Agnew
17 11 Yes I Will/Bebo Norman & Joy Williams
10 12 Whatever It Takes/Nate Sallie
12 13 All/Avalon
15 14 Beautiful Name/ZoeGirl
13 15 Rain Down/Delirious
18 16 Leaving 99/Audio Adrenaline
20 17 Unspoken/Jaci Velasquez
XX 18 You Raise Me Up/Selah
XX 19 Letters From War/Mark Schultz
XX 20 Open Skies/David Crowder Band
Droppers:
From #14: Untitled Hymn/Chris Rice
From #16: Sing A Song/Third Day
From #19: Mercy Reigns/Shane Barnard & Shane Everett
When I heard Jon mention that there were three debuts in a row, I felt sure that "Leaving 99" had bitten the dust. But I was relieved when I heard that it was actually climbing back up the chart. I have a feeling that it'll be gone pretty soon, which is a shame, since the song was a big Top Ten on the R&R Christian A/C chart, but who knows? As I've said about this chart many a time, it ain't over till it's over. Sometimes not even then, as illustrated by the return of "You Are My King" by the Newsboys last month, as well as a few weeks ago, when Chris Rice disappeared after moving up to number fourteen the week before, and then returned. And what do you know, he moved from 17-14 last week and now he's gone. Can he return for a second time? We'll have to wait and see.
Building 429 continues their stranglehold on the number one position for a fifth week running, but they finally have a little competition. As "More" steps down two positions to #4, two songs move up inside the Top Three. Tree 63 moves up to the runner-up position and could take over soon. But right below is a song that I have a feeling will be the next number one song, "Who Am I" by Casting Crowns. "Here With Me" by MercyMe isn't out of the question as a future number one song either.
