Billboard AC Chart: December 31, 2011
Dec 22, 2011 11:04:55 GMT -5
Post by johnm1120 on Dec 22, 2011 11:04:55 GMT -5
December 31, 2011
01 01 06 Michael Bublé - All I Want For Christmas is You (4th week at #1)
02 02 06 Michael Bublé - It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas (2nd week at #2)
03 07 05 Justin Bieber & Mariah Carey - All I Want For Christmas Is You (Super Festive!) (3)
04 05 05 Michael Bublé - Holly Jolly Christmas (3)
05 03 05 Jim Brickman f/Olivia Jade Archbold - Fa La La (2)
06 04 05 Justin Bieber - Mistletoe (4)
07 06 04 Matthew West - The Heart of Christmas (6)
08 08 04 Michael Bublé - Santa Claus is Coming To Town (8)
09 10 17 Adele - Someone Like You (1)
10 11 18 Lady Antebellum - Just A Kiss (3)
11 12 04 Chicago - My Favorite Things (11)
12 15 04 Cyndi Lauper & Norah Jones - Home For the Holidays (12)
13 13 26 OneRepublic - Good Life (8)
14 16 05 Michael Bublé & Shania Twain - White Christmas (12)
15 17 04 Carole King - Do You Hear What I Hear (15)
16 19 13 Colbie Caillat - Brighter Than The Sun (13)
17 20 16 Kelly Clarkson - Mr. Know It All (12)
18 22 19 Maroon 5 f/Christina Aguilera - Moves Like Jagger (12)
19 21 04 She & Him - Baby It's Cold Outside (19)
20 27 11 The Script - Nothing (15)
21 25 03 Victoria Shaw f/Robin Meade - Santa's Toyride (21)
22 26 03 Richard Marx - Christmas Spirit (22)
23 24 03 Margo Rey - This Holiday Night (23)
24 18 03 Pomplamoose - Jingle Bells (18)
25 23 04 Michael Bublé f/The Puppini Sisters - Jingle Bells (23)
26 29 08 Seal - Let's Stay Together (23)
27 28 13 Daryl Hall - Talking To You (Is Like Talking To Myself) (16)
28 DEBUT Gloria Estefan - Right Away (28)
29 RE 12 Margo Rey - Let the Rain (17)
30 30 10 The Doobie Brothers - A Brighter Day (18)
Falling off:
-- 09 40 Adele - Rolling in the Deep (19 weeks at #1)
-- 14 24 Lady Gaga - The Edge of Glory (7)
What are you doing New Year's Eve? Well chances are you're listening to Michael Bublé. For the final chart of the calendar year Buble controls 3 of the top 4 slots, as "All I Want For Christmas is You" leads the pack again for a 4th week. The Beliebers and the lambs put a stop to the Bublé hat trick as their duet climbs 7-3 this week. This also means that 5 of the top 6 songs this week are by Canadian acts (ok it's a pair of monopolies, but CanCon still gets its love this year).
Lady Antebellum returns to the top 10 this week with "Just a Kiss," a song that is sure to be a contender for the top spot after next week's chart. Adele however might be out for revenge as the re-entry is caused by "Rolling in the Deep" going recurrent. The longest running song on the chart is now "Good Life" which has ONLY been on for 26 weeks. "Just A Kiss" is now the longest running song in the top 10 at 18 weeks. Have we gone back to the 80s on speed here? I love Christmas!!!
Both top 20 entries are returns. Maroon 5 & Christina Aguilera rebound 22-18 with "Moves Like Jagger." It's the song's 19th week so it will easily survive the Christmas recurrents and be a force to be reckoned with in the new year. The Script has the week's biggest mover leaping back up 27-20 with Nothing.
Another AC favorite comes home for Christmas, but it looks like she's here to stay for awhile. Entering the chart at #28 is Gloria Estefan with "Right Away." It's the 2nd single from her new album "Miss Little Havana" and the first to make the AC chart. It's Gloria's first AC hit in 7 years. She last charted with one of my personal favorites "I Wish You," which peaked at #18 in June 2004.
For those who don't remember I Wish You (or love it as much as I do and wanna hear it again)
Looks like Margo Rey isn't going away anytime soon as her debut hit "Let the Rain" returns at #29. Her presence has still been on the chart as "This Holiday Spirit" replaced this on the chart 2 weeks ago. That's currently at #23.
There have now been 9 recurrents on the chart in the last 5 weeks. When the first 2 Christmas songs debuted, 7 of those 9 were in the top 10. With 1 week to go with Christmas songs on the chart, OneRepublic is sure to be the last one. It will be a brand new chart in the new year pretty much! By next Christmas how many of those will still be around though?
01 01 06 Michael Bublé - All I Want For Christmas is You (4th week at #1)
02 02 06 Michael Bublé - It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas (2nd week at #2)
03 07 05 Justin Bieber & Mariah Carey - All I Want For Christmas Is You (Super Festive!) (3)
04 05 05 Michael Bublé - Holly Jolly Christmas (3)
05 03 05 Jim Brickman f/Olivia Jade Archbold - Fa La La (2)
06 04 05 Justin Bieber - Mistletoe (4)
07 06 04 Matthew West - The Heart of Christmas (6)
08 08 04 Michael Bublé - Santa Claus is Coming To Town (8)
09 10 17 Adele - Someone Like You (1)
10 11 18 Lady Antebellum - Just A Kiss (3)
11 12 04 Chicago - My Favorite Things (11)
12 15 04 Cyndi Lauper & Norah Jones - Home For the Holidays (12)
13 13 26 OneRepublic - Good Life (8)
14 16 05 Michael Bublé & Shania Twain - White Christmas (12)
15 17 04 Carole King - Do You Hear What I Hear (15)
16 19 13 Colbie Caillat - Brighter Than The Sun (13)
17 20 16 Kelly Clarkson - Mr. Know It All (12)
18 22 19 Maroon 5 f/Christina Aguilera - Moves Like Jagger (12)
19 21 04 She & Him - Baby It's Cold Outside (19)
20 27 11 The Script - Nothing (15)
21 25 03 Victoria Shaw f/Robin Meade - Santa's Toyride (21)
22 26 03 Richard Marx - Christmas Spirit (22)
23 24 03 Margo Rey - This Holiday Night (23)
24 18 03 Pomplamoose - Jingle Bells (18)
25 23 04 Michael Bublé f/The Puppini Sisters - Jingle Bells (23)
26 29 08 Seal - Let's Stay Together (23)
27 28 13 Daryl Hall - Talking To You (Is Like Talking To Myself) (16)
28 DEBUT Gloria Estefan - Right Away (28)
29 RE 12 Margo Rey - Let the Rain (17)
30 30 10 The Doobie Brothers - A Brighter Day (18)
Falling off:
-- 09 40 Adele - Rolling in the Deep (19 weeks at #1)
-- 14 24 Lady Gaga - The Edge of Glory (7)
What are you doing New Year's Eve? Well chances are you're listening to Michael Bublé. For the final chart of the calendar year Buble controls 3 of the top 4 slots, as "All I Want For Christmas is You" leads the pack again for a 4th week. The Beliebers and the lambs put a stop to the Bublé hat trick as their duet climbs 7-3 this week. This also means that 5 of the top 6 songs this week are by Canadian acts (ok it's a pair of monopolies, but CanCon still gets its love this year).
Lady Antebellum returns to the top 10 this week with "Just a Kiss," a song that is sure to be a contender for the top spot after next week's chart. Adele however might be out for revenge as the re-entry is caused by "Rolling in the Deep" going recurrent. The longest running song on the chart is now "Good Life" which has ONLY been on for 26 weeks. "Just A Kiss" is now the longest running song in the top 10 at 18 weeks. Have we gone back to the 80s on speed here? I love Christmas!!!
Both top 20 entries are returns. Maroon 5 & Christina Aguilera rebound 22-18 with "Moves Like Jagger." It's the song's 19th week so it will easily survive the Christmas recurrents and be a force to be reckoned with in the new year. The Script has the week's biggest mover leaping back up 27-20 with Nothing.
Another AC favorite comes home for Christmas, but it looks like she's here to stay for awhile. Entering the chart at #28 is Gloria Estefan with "Right Away." It's the 2nd single from her new album "Miss Little Havana" and the first to make the AC chart. It's Gloria's first AC hit in 7 years. She last charted with one of my personal favorites "I Wish You," which peaked at #18 in June 2004.
For those who don't remember I Wish You (or love it as much as I do and wanna hear it again)
Looks like Margo Rey isn't going away anytime soon as her debut hit "Let the Rain" returns at #29. Her presence has still been on the chart as "This Holiday Spirit" replaced this on the chart 2 weeks ago. That's currently at #23.
There have now been 9 recurrents on the chart in the last 5 weeks. When the first 2 Christmas songs debuted, 7 of those 9 were in the top 10. With 1 week to go with Christmas songs on the chart, OneRepublic is sure to be the last one. It will be a brand new chart in the new year pretty much! By next Christmas how many of those will still be around though?