Billboard AC Chart Flashback: December 1, 2001
Nov 30, 2010 11:48:16 GMT -5
Post by johnm1120 on Nov 30, 2010 11:48:16 GMT -5
December 1, 2001
TW LW WC Artist - Title (Current Peak)
01 01 42 Enya - Only Time (From "Sweet November") (1)
02 02 50 Matchbox 20 - If You're Gone (1)
03 03 38 Dido - Thank You (1)
04 11 08 Enrique Iglesias - Hero (4)
05 04 21 O-Town - All or Nothing (4)
06 07 13 Elton John - I Want Love (6)
07 06 27 Faith Hill - There You'll Be (From "Pearl Harbor") (1)
08 05 54 Lee Ann Womack - I Hope You Dance (1)
09 08 13 Lonestar - I'm Already There (8)
10 10 25 S Club 7 - Never Had A Dream Come True (8)
11 12 28 Uncle Kracker - Follow Me (7)
12 12 16 Jim Brickman f/Rebecca Lynn Howard - Simple Things (12)
13 09 31 Diamond Rio - One More Day (6)
14 15 07 Backstreet Boys - Drowning (14)
15 17 61 'N Sync - This I Promise You (1)
16 16 19 Train - Drops of Jupiter (Tell Me) (16)
17 14 112 Savage Garden - I Knew I Loved You (1)
18 19 87 LeAnn Rimes - I Need You (From "Jesus") (2)
19 18 12 LeAnn Rimes - Soon (18)
20 20 08 Celine Dion - God Bless America (From "America: A Tribute to Heroes") (14)
21 21 06 Stevie Nicks - Sorceror (21)
22 23 02 Paul McCartney - Freedom (22)
23 26 02 Five For Fighting - Superman (It's Not Easy) (23)
24 22 04 Shelby Lynne - Wall in Your Heart (22)
25 24 04 Destiny's Child - Emotion (24)
26 27 03 Jewel - Standing Still (26)
27 DEBUT John Waite - Fly (27)
29 29 03 Alicia Keys - Fallin' (28)
29 25 15 Mariah Carey - Never Too Far (From "Glitter") (17)
30 30 07 Sugar Ray - When It's Over (28)
Enya was at the top with her only #1 AC hit "Only Time" while Enrique Iglesias was flying up the chart with "Hero." Not as many film songs on the AC chart as compared to the last couple of years. Only Time was used in Sweet November, but gained momentum after being used in promos for "Friends" and gained airplay after 9/11.
TW LW WC Artist - Title (Current Peak)
01 01 42 Enya - Only Time (From "Sweet November") (1)
02 02 50 Matchbox 20 - If You're Gone (1)
03 03 38 Dido - Thank You (1)
04 11 08 Enrique Iglesias - Hero (4)
05 04 21 O-Town - All or Nothing (4)
06 07 13 Elton John - I Want Love (6)
07 06 27 Faith Hill - There You'll Be (From "Pearl Harbor") (1)
08 05 54 Lee Ann Womack - I Hope You Dance (1)
09 08 13 Lonestar - I'm Already There (8)
10 10 25 S Club 7 - Never Had A Dream Come True (8)
11 12 28 Uncle Kracker - Follow Me (7)
12 12 16 Jim Brickman f/Rebecca Lynn Howard - Simple Things (12)
13 09 31 Diamond Rio - One More Day (6)
14 15 07 Backstreet Boys - Drowning (14)
15 17 61 'N Sync - This I Promise You (1)
16 16 19 Train - Drops of Jupiter (Tell Me) (16)
17 14 112 Savage Garden - I Knew I Loved You (1)
18 19 87 LeAnn Rimes - I Need You (From "Jesus") (2)
19 18 12 LeAnn Rimes - Soon (18)
20 20 08 Celine Dion - God Bless America (From "America: A Tribute to Heroes") (14)
21 21 06 Stevie Nicks - Sorceror (21)
22 23 02 Paul McCartney - Freedom (22)
23 26 02 Five For Fighting - Superman (It's Not Easy) (23)
24 22 04 Shelby Lynne - Wall in Your Heart (22)
25 24 04 Destiny's Child - Emotion (24)
26 27 03 Jewel - Standing Still (26)
27 DEBUT John Waite - Fly (27)
29 29 03 Alicia Keys - Fallin' (28)
29 25 15 Mariah Carey - Never Too Far (From "Glitter") (17)
30 30 07 Sugar Ray - When It's Over (28)
Enya was at the top with her only #1 AC hit "Only Time" while Enrique Iglesias was flying up the chart with "Hero." Not as many film songs on the AC chart as compared to the last couple of years. Only Time was used in Sweet November, but gained momentum after being used in promos for "Friends" and gained airplay after 9/11.