AT20 - 3/13/04

[Hervard]

OK, guys, I'm gonna need a little help with this one.  Since I had a headache last night, I decided to lie down and rest my eyes.  As a result, I dozed off and slept through the second hour.  So if someone could post songs 7-13, I'd appreciate it.  Meanwhile, here's the portion of the show that I heard:

LC TC SONG/ARTIST
03 01 The First Cut Is The Deepest/Sheryl Crow
01 02 Forever And For Always/Shania Twain
04 03 You Raise Me Up/Josh Groban
05 04 Unwell/Matchbox Twenty
07 05 White Flag/Dido
02 06 Calling All Angels/Train
06 07 Drift Away/Uncle Kracker f/Dobie Gray
09 08 100 Years/Five For Fighting
08 09 Dance With My Father/Luther Vandross
12 10 Ain't No Mountain High Enough/Michael McDonald
10 11 Big Yellow Taxi/Counting Crows f/Vanessa Carlton
11 12 Invisible/Clay Aiken
13 13 You Make Me Feel Brand New/Simply Red
16 14 Here Without You/3 Doors Down
15 15 Look Through My Eyes/Phil Collins
17 16 Why Don't You & I/Santana f/Alex Band
19 17 Love's Divine/Seal
20 18 This One's For The Girls/Martina McBride
18 19 Fallen/Sarah McLachlan
XX 20 Buy Me A Rose/Luther Vandross

AT20 Extras:
The Heart Of The Matter/Don Henley
In Your Eyes/Peter Gabriel
What's Love Got To Do With It/Tina Turner
Cat's In The Cradle/Harry Chapin

Long Distance Dedications:
There You'll Be/Faith Hill
So Far Away/Dire Straits

AT20 Archives:
1980: Longer/Dan Fogelberg
1986: These Dreams/Heart
1990: Love Will Lead You Back/Taylor Dayne
1991: Coming Out Of The Dark/Gloria Estefan
2001: This I Promise You/'N Sync

(Note that on the AT40 website, "Cat's In The Cradle" is listed with the Others (Big Hits From The Past), but I was awake long enough to hear that it was an extra - forgot the story behind it though).

The upper portion of the chart was quite a surprise.  When I saw that "Unwell" and "White Flag" had moved back up, I figured that Josh Groban's song was the one that had dropped out of the Top Five.  When they played it, I then thought it must have been Sheryl Crow.  When Casey teased the number one song, I wasn't by the radio and when I came back, Casey was announcing that there was a new number one song, I was like, "Well Train finally made it"  You can imagine my surprise when he got to the number one song.  Train must have taken quite a dive this week.  I imagine that it was at number six, but I could be wrong.  Either way, it's very unusual for a song to fall out of the Top Five from the number two position.  People must be getting tired of that song.
EDIT: Thanks to at40fantoo for posting the songs I didn't hear.

[Mega248]

ulij20 said:

People must be getting tired of that song.

People that get tired of songs easily shouldn't be listening to AC in the first place.

[Hot AC Archiver]

LC TC Song/Artist

02 06 Calling All Angels / Train
06 07 Drift Away / Uncle Kracker f/ Dobie Gray
09 08 100 Years / Five for Fighting
08 09 Dance with My Father / Luther Vandross
12 10 Ain't No Mountain High Enough / Michael McDonald
10 11 Big Yellow Taxi / Counting Crows f/ V. Carlton
11 12 Invisible / Clay Aiken
13 13 You Make Me Feel Brand New / Simply Red

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Next 3 bulleted songs below #20:

"Just for You" - Lionel Richie
"You Don't Know My Name" - Alicia Keys
"Time After Time" - Rod Stewart

[Arson]

I thought Shania Twain was at the top of the chart again, but Casey Kasem's teaser for the #1 song was "by a woman who has been in therapy", and that didn't quite sound like Shania Twain.  It turned out to be Sheryl Crow. 

The story behind "Cat's In The Cradle" was that Harry Chapin (lived in New York) used to spend summers at his grandfather's farm in New Jersey.  While there, he found an old '50s record by the Weavers in the barn.  He played the record over and over.  He also discovered an old banjo in the attic.  He decided to devote his life to music and write songs that have something important to say.

Leaving from the survey after 45 weeks was "Have You Ever Been In Love".

[mst3k]

ulij20 said:

12 10 Ain't No Mountain High Enough/Diana Ross

Did she re-record it while she was in "jail"?

[Hervard]

mst3k said:

Did she re-record it while she was in "jail"? 

Uh, yeah, didn't you hear that convict in the background screaming, "I'M INNOCENT!! DON'T TAKE ME TO THE HOT SEAT! I TELL YOU I DID NOT DO IT!!!" ;)

[chebingeo]

ulij20 said:

Uh, yeah, didn't you hear that convict in the background screaming, "I'M INNOCENT!! DON'T TAKE ME TO THE HOT SEAT!  I TELL YOU I DID NOT DO IT!!!" ;)

No, but I did hear someone ask Ingo if their theraputic bath was ready