Sheryl Crow and Sarah McLachlan CHR History

[kingLUKE22]

Does anyone have the stats on these two artists? Where their songs have peaked over the years? And where will their new singles peak?

[Keith3000]

Here are the peaks for Sheryl Crow:

Leavin' Las Vegas 25
All I Wanna Do 1
Strong Enough 5
D'yer Maker 30
Can't Cry Anymore 10
If It Makes You Happy 3
Every Day Is A Winding Road 4
A Change (Would Do You Good) 12
My Favorite Mistake 6
Anything But Down 14
Soak Up The Sun 15
Picture (feat Kid Rock) 5

[Matt4319]

Sheryl Crow:

25	Leaving Las Vegas
1	All I Wanna Do
2	Strong Enough
30	D'yer Maker
10	Can't Cry Anymore
3	If It Makes You Happy
4	Every Day Is a Winding Road
12	A Change (Would Do You Good)
6	My Favorite Mistake
14	Anything But Down
15	Soak Up the Sun
5	Picture (featured by Kid Rock)

Sarah McLachlan:

12	Building a Mystery
18	Sweet Surrender
16	Adia
3	Angel
10	I Will Remember You

[Keith3000]

I think I also have most of Sarah McLachlan's peaks, though there may be a few inaccuracies:

Building A Mystery 12
Sweet Surrender 18
Adia 16
Angels 3
I Will Remember You 10

[kingLUKE22]

I still find it hard to believe that "Soak Up the Sun" only peaked at #15 considering the ammount of reccurent play it must have gotten by now. I still hear this song on the radio at least once a week, regardless of which town I'm in. Similarly interesting is that "Anything But Down" peaked higher. I don't know that I have ever heard that one on the radio.

[Keith3000]

kingLUKE22 said:

I still find it hard to believe that "Soak Up the Sun" only peaked at #15 considering the ammount of reccurent play it must have gotten by now. I still hear this song on the radio at least once a week, regardless of which town I'm in. Similarly interesting is that "Anything But Down" peaked higher. I don't know that I have ever heard that one on the radio.

I swear, dude, considering the amount or airplay it still gets, one would even think it reached top 5! One thing to note is that it's a really summer-friendly song, which I feel will get increased airplay for the next few years around Memorial Day weekend, ie just as summer is approaching.

When comparing it to "Anything But Down", SUTS probably spent more weeks on the chart, even though it had a lower peak, and was a much stronger recurrent. And on the Billboard Hot 100, "Soak Up The Sun" did much better than "Anything But Down", reaching the top 20. (The Hot 100, of course, takes into consideration all formats and SUTS was absolutely massive on AC and Hot AC) I don't even think ABD was a commercial release, thus it probably never even touched the Hot 100.

[chebingeo]

Soak Up the Sun should've been a MUCH bigger hit than it was. Since she didn't include a guest rapper, it only hit #15.

[j]

kingLUKE22 said:

Does anyone have the stats on these two artists? Where their songs have peaked over the years? And where will their new singles peak?

www2.uta.edu/hunt/charts/chart.html

[allow that]

chebingeo said:

Soak Up the Sun should've been a MUCH bigger hit than it was. Since she didn't include a guest rapper, it only hit #15.

LMAO. That just may be the best one-liner I read on these boards, ever. (By these boards I mean R&R as well).

[Matt4319]

JerseyBoy said:

LMAO. That just may be the best one-liner I read on these boards, ever. (By these boards I mean R&R as well).

That looks like two lines to me.

[someguy]

"The First Cut Is The Deepest" finally has a pop adds date now (November 18th, 2 weeks after the album comes out, but whatever), so hopefully she can add one more hit to her list.