AT20 - 10/11/03

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The only debut comes from Sarah McLachlan - Fallen. (One of last week's Next In Line)

After 40 non-consecutive weeks on the chart, Norah Jones bids farewell.

Biggest Mover is Sheryl Crow, moving up 3 spots from her debut last week.

While Drops of Jupiter took 38 weeks to reach the Top 10, Calling All Angels did it in a "mere" 14 weeks.

Sugar Ray's Someday was played as an extra.

The Calling's Wherever You Will Go was one of the LDDs. I realized I still like that song.

[Hervard]

LC TC SONG/ARTIST
01 01 Drift Away/Uncle Kracker f/Dobie Gray
02 02 Unwell/Matchbox Twenty
05 03 Forever And For Always/Shania Twain
03 04 Dance With My Father/Luther Vandross
04 05 Have You Ever Been In Love/Celine Dion
06 06 Big Yellow Taxi/Counting Crows f/Vanessa Carlton
09 07 The Game Of Love/Santana f/Michelle Branch
07 08 Hole In The World/The Eagles
11 09 Calling All Angels/Train
08 10 If You're Not The One/Daniel Bedingfield
12 11 Sunrise/Simply Red
13 12 Beautiful/Christina Aguilera
14 13 I Can Only Imagine/MercyMe
15 14 Look Through My Eyes/Phil Collins
16 15 This Is The Night/Clay Aiken
17 16 Waiting For You/Seal
20 17 The First Cut Is The Deepest/Sheryl Crow
19 18 How Can You Mend A Broken Heart/Michael Buble
XX 19 Fallen/Sarah McLachlan
18 20 We Can/LeAnn Rimes

Long Distance Dedications:
Wherever You Will Go/The Calling (from a girl named Noelle to her sister, Nicole (aka Sissy), who was twelve years older than her, but was always there for her)

Hero (from a girl to her mother who became disabled in a car accident)

What A Girl Wants (from a girl to her camp counselors)

AT20 Extras:
We've Got Tonite/Bob Seger (Bob grew up poor but a transistor radio he had made him decide to become a musician)
Mercy Mercy Me (The Ecology)/I Want You/Robert Palmer (tribute to the late singer)
Livin' La Vida Loca/Ricky Martin (the latest General Hospital star to become a singer, after Rick Springfield and Jack Wagner)

AT20 Archives:
1983: Total Eclipse Of The Heart/Bonnie Tyler
1982: I Keep Forgettin' (Everytime You're Near)/Michael McDonald
1999: Mambo No. 5 (A Little Bit Of...)/Lou Bega
2001: When It's Over/Sugar Ray (not "Someday", j.)
1996: I Love You Always Forever/Donna Lewis (The show was going great until they played this piece of cowplop!)

[Hot AC Archiver]

Next in line:

- "Peace (Where the Heart Is)" - Jim Brickman
- "Wrapped" - Gloria Estefan
- "White Flag" - Dido

Here's an interesting note: #29 on the chart that AT20 uses is Rod Stewart's "Bewitched, Bothered...". This song would've been below #90 on the actual AC chart for the same week.

[Hervard]

I was wondering, do you happen to know what chart Casey's going to be using for his year end chart? Is it going to be the R&R chart or one that doesn't have spins from the Delilah show figured in?