Billboard AC Chart: October 29, 2011
Oct 20, 2011 13:47:43 GMT -5
Post by johnm1120 on Oct 20, 2011 13:47:43 GMT -5
October 29, 2011
TW LW WC Artist - Title (Peak)
01 01 32 Adele - Rolling in the Deep (18th week at #1)
02 02 21 The Band Perry - If I Die Young (3rd week at #2)
03 03 54 Bruno Mars - Just the Way You Are (20 weeks at #1)*
04 04 38 Pink - Perfect (4 weeks at #2)*
05 05 19 Jason Aldean w/Kelly Clarkson - Don't You Wanna Stay (3)
06 06 30 The Script - For the First Time (5)
07 10 08 Adele - Someone Like You (7)
08 08 09 Lady Antebellum - Just A Kiss (8)
09 07 41 Katy Perry - Firework (1)
10 09 17 OneRepublic - Good Life (8)
11 11 18 Lady Gaga - The Edge of Glory (9)
12 12 21 Andy Grammer - Keep Your Head Up (12)
13 13 10 Maroon 5 f/Christina Aguilera - Moves Like Jagger (13)
14 15 04 Kelly Clarkson - Mr. Know It All (14)
15 14 19 Bruno Mars - The Lazy Song (13)
16 17 04 Colbie Caillat - Brighter Than The Sun (16)
17 16 16 Train - Save Me, San Francisco (15)
18 18 11 Katy Perry - Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.) (17)
19 19 14 Josh Gracin - Long Way To Go (16)
20 20 11 Hot Chelle Rae - Tonight Tonight (20)
21 21 05 Margo Rey - Let The Rain (21)
22 23 04 Daryl Hall - Talking To You (Is Like Talking To Myself) (22)
23 24 05 Justin Hines - Tell Me I'm Wrong (23)
24 22 11 David Cook - The Last Goodbye (17)
25 29 02 The Doobie Brothers - A Brighter Day (25)
26 28 03 The Script - Nothing (26)
27 27 03 Lady Gaga - You And I (26)
28 DEBUT Lareau - Don't Let Me Go (Remix) (28)
29 26 13 Coldplay - Every Teardrop is a Waterfall (23)
30 25 08 Journey - Anything is Possible (21)
Falling off:
-- 30 04 Stevie Nicks - For What It's Worth (25)
The top 6 remains the same this week with only The Band Perry holding a bullet this week. There were no top 10 or top 20 entries this week.
The only debut this week is technically a re-entry, but because of a new remix and a new push, Lareau returns to the chart at #28 with "Don't Let Me Go." The original version of the song peaked at #29 back in December 2009, meaning Larry Lareau and the band have already bested the original peak. If you count these as 2 separate entries, this marks Lareau's 4th chart entry, but they have never gone past #25 on the chart. That was with "Changes" in August 2007.
TW LW WC Artist - Title (Peak)
01 01 32 Adele - Rolling in the Deep (18th week at #1)
02 02 21 The Band Perry - If I Die Young (3rd week at #2)
03 03 54 Bruno Mars - Just the Way You Are (20 weeks at #1)*
04 04 38 Pink - Perfect (4 weeks at #2)*
05 05 19 Jason Aldean w/Kelly Clarkson - Don't You Wanna Stay (3)
06 06 30 The Script - For the First Time (5)
07 10 08 Adele - Someone Like You (7)
08 08 09 Lady Antebellum - Just A Kiss (8)
09 07 41 Katy Perry - Firework (1)
10 09 17 OneRepublic - Good Life (8)
11 11 18 Lady Gaga - The Edge of Glory (9)
12 12 21 Andy Grammer - Keep Your Head Up (12)
13 13 10 Maroon 5 f/Christina Aguilera - Moves Like Jagger (13)
14 15 04 Kelly Clarkson - Mr. Know It All (14)
15 14 19 Bruno Mars - The Lazy Song (13)
16 17 04 Colbie Caillat - Brighter Than The Sun (16)
17 16 16 Train - Save Me, San Francisco (15)
18 18 11 Katy Perry - Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.) (17)
19 19 14 Josh Gracin - Long Way To Go (16)
20 20 11 Hot Chelle Rae - Tonight Tonight (20)
21 21 05 Margo Rey - Let The Rain (21)
22 23 04 Daryl Hall - Talking To You (Is Like Talking To Myself) (22)
23 24 05 Justin Hines - Tell Me I'm Wrong (23)
24 22 11 David Cook - The Last Goodbye (17)
25 29 02 The Doobie Brothers - A Brighter Day (25)
26 28 03 The Script - Nothing (26)
27 27 03 Lady Gaga - You And I (26)
28 DEBUT Lareau - Don't Let Me Go (Remix) (28)
29 26 13 Coldplay - Every Teardrop is a Waterfall (23)
30 25 08 Journey - Anything is Possible (21)
Falling off:
-- 30 04 Stevie Nicks - For What It's Worth (25)
The top 6 remains the same this week with only The Band Perry holding a bullet this week. There were no top 10 or top 20 entries this week.
The only debut this week is technically a re-entry, but because of a new remix and a new push, Lareau returns to the chart at #28 with "Don't Let Me Go." The original version of the song peaked at #29 back in December 2009, meaning Larry Lareau and the band have already bested the original peak. If you count these as 2 separate entries, this marks Lareau's 4th chart entry, but they have never gone past #25 on the chart. That was with "Changes" in August 2007.