Billboard AC Chart: August 28, 2010
Aug 19, 2010 15:13:44 GMT -5
Post by johnm1120 on Aug 19, 2010 15:13:44 GMT -5
TW LW WC Artist - Title (Peak)
01 01 33 Train - Hey Soul Sister (7 weeks at #1*)
02 02 31 Lady Antebellum - Need You Now (14 weeks at #1)*
03 03 46 Uncle Kracker - Smile (3)
04 06 23 The Script - Breakeven (4)
05 04 33 Rob Thomas - Someday (4)
06 05 50 Michael Bublé - Haven't Met You Yet (3 weeks at #1)*
07 08 25 Daughtry - Life After You (7)
08 07 44 Kelly Clarkson - Already Gone (3)
09 10 26 Kris Allen - Live Like We're Dying (8)
10 09 22 Adam Lambert - Whataya Want From Me (9)
11 12 08 Katy Perry - California Gurls (11)
12 14 08 John Mayer f/Taylor Swift - Half of My Heart (12)
13 11 13 Colbie Caillat - I Never Told You (11)
14 13 21 Lifehouse - Halfway Gone (12)
15 16 09 Lady GaGa - Alejandro (15)
16 15 14 Sarah McLachlan - Loving You is Easy (14)
17 18 07 Sara Bareilles - King of Anything (17)
18 17 04 Five For Fighting - Slice (17)
19 20 08 Pink - Glitter in the Air (19)
20 25 04 Maroon 5 - Misery (20)
21 19 14 Melissa Etheridge - Fearless Love (18)
22 21 04 Train - If It's Love (21)
23 22 17 Will Young - Leave Right Now (19)
24 23 19 Lady GaGa - Bad Romance (20)
25 27 06 Taio Cruz - Break Your Heart (24)
26 24 10 Macy Gray - Beauty in the World (24)
27 29 17 OneRepublic - All the Right Moves (17)
28 ** 01 Daughtry - September (28)
29 30 02 Christina Aguilera - You Lost Me (29)
30 ** 01 Jason DeRulo - In My Head (30)
Falling Off:
-- 26 10 Phil Collins - Going Back (19)
-- 28 16 Lady GaGa f/Beyoncé - Telephone (23)
Train gets a 7th week at the top, while the closest thread appears to be The Script who climb 6-4 with "Breakeven."
Maroon 5 makes their 6th trop to the top 20 with Misery. At #20, they are 1 spot shy of their lowest entry "Wake Up Call" which peaked at #19 in January 2008.
Daughtry has the highest debut at #28 about 4 days too early with September. This is their 8th AC hit and their 3rd hit this year. Rounding out the chart at #30 is the first AC hit for Jason DeRulo who charts with his top 5 pop hit "In My Head." The song peaked at #12 on the Hot AC chart in June.
01 01 33 Train - Hey Soul Sister (7 weeks at #1*)
02 02 31 Lady Antebellum - Need You Now (14 weeks at #1)*
03 03 46 Uncle Kracker - Smile (3)
04 06 23 The Script - Breakeven (4)
05 04 33 Rob Thomas - Someday (4)
06 05 50 Michael Bublé - Haven't Met You Yet (3 weeks at #1)*
07 08 25 Daughtry - Life After You (7)
08 07 44 Kelly Clarkson - Already Gone (3)
09 10 26 Kris Allen - Live Like We're Dying (8)
10 09 22 Adam Lambert - Whataya Want From Me (9)
11 12 08 Katy Perry - California Gurls (11)
12 14 08 John Mayer f/Taylor Swift - Half of My Heart (12)
13 11 13 Colbie Caillat - I Never Told You (11)
14 13 21 Lifehouse - Halfway Gone (12)
15 16 09 Lady GaGa - Alejandro (15)
16 15 14 Sarah McLachlan - Loving You is Easy (14)
17 18 07 Sara Bareilles - King of Anything (17)
18 17 04 Five For Fighting - Slice (17)
19 20 08 Pink - Glitter in the Air (19)
20 25 04 Maroon 5 - Misery (20)
21 19 14 Melissa Etheridge - Fearless Love (18)
22 21 04 Train - If It's Love (21)
23 22 17 Will Young - Leave Right Now (19)
24 23 19 Lady GaGa - Bad Romance (20)
25 27 06 Taio Cruz - Break Your Heart (24)
26 24 10 Macy Gray - Beauty in the World (24)
27 29 17 OneRepublic - All the Right Moves (17)
28 ** 01 Daughtry - September (28)
29 30 02 Christina Aguilera - You Lost Me (29)
30 ** 01 Jason DeRulo - In My Head (30)
Falling Off:
-- 26 10 Phil Collins - Going Back (19)
-- 28 16 Lady GaGa f/Beyoncé - Telephone (23)
Train gets a 7th week at the top, while the closest thread appears to be The Script who climb 6-4 with "Breakeven."
Maroon 5 makes their 6th trop to the top 20 with Misery. At #20, they are 1 spot shy of their lowest entry "Wake Up Call" which peaked at #19 in January 2008.
Daughtry has the highest debut at #28 about 4 days too early with September. This is their 8th AC hit and their 3rd hit this year. Rounding out the chart at #30 is the first AC hit for Jason DeRulo who charts with his top 5 pop hit "In My Head." The song peaked at #12 on the Hot AC chart in June.