Billboard AC Chart: November 6, 2010
Oct 28, 2010 10:31:14 GMT -5
Post by johnm1120 on Oct 28, 2010 10:31:14 GMT -5
November 6, 2010
TW LW WC Artist - Title (Peak)
01 01 43 Train - Hey Soul Sister (17 weeks at #1*)
02 03 33 The Script - Breakeven (2)
03 02 41 Lady Antebellum - Need You Now (14 weeks at #1)*
04 04 56 Uncle Kracker - Smile (3)
05 05 35 Daughtry - Life After You (4)
06 07 10 Taylor Swift - Mine (6)
07 06 43 Rob Thomas - Someday (4)
08 10 07 Michael Bublé - Hollywood (8)
09 08 18 Katy Perry - California Gurls (7)
10 09 18 John Mayer f/Taylor Swift - Half of My Heart (7)
11 11 11 Daughtry - September (11)
12 12 23 Colbie Caillat - I Never Told You (11)
13 13 17 Sara Bareilles - King of Anything (13)
14 14 14 Maroon 5 - Misery (14)
15 15 14 Five For Fighting - Slice (15)
16 20 05 Katy Perry - Teenage Dream (16)
17 23 03 Bruno Mars - Just the Way You Are (17)
18 18 10 Lady Antebellum - I Run To You (17)
19 17 18 Lady GaGa - Alejandro (13)
20 16 08 Seal - Secret (16)
21 19 14 Train - If It's Love (18)
22 25 03 Bon Jovi - What Do You Got? (22)
23 21 10 Jim Brickman f/Matt Giraud - Thank You (21)
24 22 04 Josh Groban - Hidden Away (22)
25 24 07 Santana f/India.Arie & Yo-Yo Ma - While My Guitar Gently Weeps (24)
26 27 05 Sheryl Crow - Summer Day (26)
27 26 17 Pink - Glitter in the Air (19)
28 30 03 Enrique Iglesias - I Like It (28)
29 28 07 Mike Posner - Cooler Than Me (25)
30 DEBUT La Roux - Bulletproof (30)
Falling off:
-- 29 05 Paramore - The Only Exception (28)
For the first time since July, there is a change in the top 2. After 14 weeks of Train/Lady Antebellum rule, The Script moves in at #2 in their 33rd week on the chart. Other movers in the top 10 are Taylor Swift (7-6) and Michael Bublé (10-8).
Bruno Mars takes the biggest move this week rising 23-17 with "Just the Way You Are." Other mentionable movers are Katy Perry (20-16) and Bon Jovi (25-22).
La Roux's dance hit "Bulletproof" is the only debut this week coming in at #30. It's the group's first AC hit.
With Halloween on Sunday, that means Christmas music is just around the corner. Who will benefit, and how many recurrents will we have as a result this year? Could a little Chris Cringle wipe away Uncle Kracker's smile?
TW LW WC Artist - Title (Peak)
01 01 43 Train - Hey Soul Sister (17 weeks at #1*)
02 03 33 The Script - Breakeven (2)
03 02 41 Lady Antebellum - Need You Now (14 weeks at #1)*
04 04 56 Uncle Kracker - Smile (3)
05 05 35 Daughtry - Life After You (4)
06 07 10 Taylor Swift - Mine (6)
07 06 43 Rob Thomas - Someday (4)
08 10 07 Michael Bublé - Hollywood (8)
09 08 18 Katy Perry - California Gurls (7)
10 09 18 John Mayer f/Taylor Swift - Half of My Heart (7)
11 11 11 Daughtry - September (11)
12 12 23 Colbie Caillat - I Never Told You (11)
13 13 17 Sara Bareilles - King of Anything (13)
14 14 14 Maroon 5 - Misery (14)
15 15 14 Five For Fighting - Slice (15)
16 20 05 Katy Perry - Teenage Dream (16)
17 23 03 Bruno Mars - Just the Way You Are (17)
18 18 10 Lady Antebellum - I Run To You (17)
19 17 18 Lady GaGa - Alejandro (13)
20 16 08 Seal - Secret (16)
21 19 14 Train - If It's Love (18)
22 25 03 Bon Jovi - What Do You Got? (22)
23 21 10 Jim Brickman f/Matt Giraud - Thank You (21)
24 22 04 Josh Groban - Hidden Away (22)
25 24 07 Santana f/India.Arie & Yo-Yo Ma - While My Guitar Gently Weeps (24)
26 27 05 Sheryl Crow - Summer Day (26)
27 26 17 Pink - Glitter in the Air (19)
28 30 03 Enrique Iglesias - I Like It (28)
29 28 07 Mike Posner - Cooler Than Me (25)
30 DEBUT La Roux - Bulletproof (30)
Falling off:
-- 29 05 Paramore - The Only Exception (28)
For the first time since July, there is a change in the top 2. After 14 weeks of Train/Lady Antebellum rule, The Script moves in at #2 in their 33rd week on the chart. Other movers in the top 10 are Taylor Swift (7-6) and Michael Bublé (10-8).
Bruno Mars takes the biggest move this week rising 23-17 with "Just the Way You Are." Other mentionable movers are Katy Perry (20-16) and Bon Jovi (25-22).
La Roux's dance hit "Bulletproof" is the only debut this week coming in at #30. It's the group's first AC hit.
With Halloween on Sunday, that means Christmas music is just around the corner. Who will benefit, and how many recurrents will we have as a result this year? Could a little Chris Cringle wipe away Uncle Kracker's smile?