All Access Top 30 Countdown-Top 60 of 2009

[jayman]

All Access Top 30 Countdown
12/19/09
Top 60 of 2009, Part 1, songs 60-31

60.This Town-O.A.R.
59.Soulmate-Natasha Bedingfield
58.Hey, Soul Sister-Train
Extra-Over My Head (Cable Car)-The Fray (#1 song of 2006)
57.Where I Stood-Missy Higgins
56.Someday-Rob Thomas
55.Human-The Killers
54.Chances-Five for Fighting
53.Fall for You-Secondhand Serenade
52.Battlefield-Jordin Sparks
51.Rock & Roll-Eric Hutchinson
Optional Extra-Party in the USA-Miley Cyrus (Bubbled under the year-end Top 60)

50.Thinking of You-Katy Perry
49.We Weren't Born to Follow-Bon Jovi
48.Stay-SafetySuit
Extra-It's Not Over-Daughtry (#1 song of 2007)
47.Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)-Beyonce
46.I Do Not Hook Up-Kelly Clarkson
45.The Man Who Can't Be Moved-The Script
44.Already Gone-Kelly Clarkson
43.Let Me Be Myself-3 Doors Down
42.Smile-Uncle Kracker
41.She is Love-Parachute
Optional Extra-New Divide-Linkin Park (Bubbled under the year-end Top 60)

40.Addicted-Saving Abel
39.Better in Time-Leona Lewis
Extra-Love Song-Sara Bareilles (#1 song of 2008)
38.Show Me What I'm Looking For-Carolina Liar
37.21 Guns-Green Day
36.Say Hey (I Love You)-Michael Franti & Spearhead
35.Lucky-Jason Mraz featuring Colbie Caillat
34.Closer to Love-Mat Kearney
33.Let it Rock-Kevin Rudolf featuring Lil Wayne
Optional Extra-Never Gonna Be Alone-Nickelback (Bubbled under the year-end Top 60)
32.Poker Face-Lady Gaga
31.Broken-Lifehouse

All Access Top 30 Countdown
!2/26/09
Top 60 of 2009, Part 2, songs 30-1

30.I Gotta Feeling-Black Eyed Peas
29.The Climb-Miley Cyrus
28.Never Say Never-The Fray
Extra-Unwell-matchbox twenty (#1 song of 2003)
27.So What-Pink
26.Love Remains the Same-Gavin Rossdale
25.Waking Up in Vegas-Katy Perry
24.1, 2, 3, 4-Plain White T's
23.What About Now-Daughtry
22.You Belong With Me-Taylor Swift
21.Fallin' for You-Colbie Caillat
Optional Extra-Staring Down-Collective Soul (Bubbled under the year-end Top 60)

20.Viva La Vida-Coldplay
19.Come Back to Me-David Cook
18.Just Dance-Lady Gaga featuring Colby O'Donis
Extra-This Love-Maroon 5 (#1 song of 2004)
17.Light On-David Cook
16.Shattered (Turn the Car Around)-O.A.R.
15.Not Meant to Be-Theory of a Deadman
14.Use Somebody-Kings of Leon
13.If Today Was Your Last Day-Nickelback
12.Please Don't Leave Me-Pink
11.Her Diamonds-Rob Thomas
Optional Extra-Halo-Beyonce (Bubbled under the year-end Top 60)

10.No Surprise-Daughtry
9.Love Story-Taylor Swift
Extra-Boulevard of Broken Dreams-Green Day (#1 song of 2005)
8.Hot N Cold-Katy Perry
7.Gotta Be Somebody-Nickelback
6.Second Chance-Shinedown
5.My Life Would Suck Without You-Kelly Clarkson
4.I'm Yours-Jason Mraz
3.Gives You Hell-The All-American Rejects
Optional Extra-Fireflies-Owl City (Bubbled under the year-end Top 60)
2.Sober-Pink
1.You Found Me-The Fray (#1 Hot AC song of 2009)

Next week will be the Top 30 of the 2000s!

[musicfanpete]

Just wondering how you compiled this list jayman. This is different than the official Mediabase list that was released earlier this week.

[jayman]

Dec 18, 2009 18:09:36 GMT -5 musicfanpete said:

Just wondering how you compiled this list jayman. This is different than the official Mediabase list that was released earlier this week.

The reason why it's different is because this one doesn't include the December '08 spins and starts with January 1, just like the AllAccess YTD chart. The cut-off date is November 13, one week before the PDF chart. This is the method that Casey Kasem would've used if AT20 was still on the air.

[MostInterestingManInTheWorld]

Dec 18, 2009 19:25:35 GMT -5 jayman said:

Dec 18, 2009 18:09:36 GMT -5 musicfanpete said:

Just wondering how you compiled this list jayman. This is different than the official Mediabase list that was released earlier this week.

The reason why it's different is because this one doesn't include the December '08 spins and starts with January 1, just like the AllAccess YTD chart. The cut-off date is November 13, one week before the PDF chart. This is the method that Casey Kasem would've used if AT20 was still on the air.

When I listened to the Casey Kasem year-ends there would always be a couple of songs that had dropped out the previous December. I'm thinking he went 12/1 through 11/30 when it came to year-end charts (although the chart stats he'd relate would reflect what had happened in recent weeks).

[jayman]

Casey's year-end countdowns on AT20 did include December airplay from the previous year when he used Radio & Records' year-end chart (with the exception of 2000 during that 10 month period when he wasn't using R&R) until the Mediabase/R&R split in 2006. In 2006, 2007 and 2008's year-end countdowns on AT20, they didn't include December spins from the previous year. They went from January 1-mid November.

[MostInterestingManInTheWorld]

Dec 19, 2009 0:08:57 GMT -5 jayman said:

Casey's year-end countdowns on AT20 did include December airplay from the previous year when he used Radio & Records' year-end chart (with the exception of 2000 during that 10 month period when he wasn't using R&R) until the Mediabase/R&R split in 2006. In 2006, 2007 and 2008's year-end countdowns on AT20, they didn't include December spins from the previous year. They went from January 1-mid November.

Ok. Although, I think in this day and age they oughta go 1/1 through 12/15 or so... there is not the technological excuse they used to have. As we all know, the last couple of weeks are a wasteland in terms of chart movement, so it wouldn't bother me if they just discounted those.