Brett
09-19-2010, 07:03 PM
19/09/10
After an 18 week chart run, Edward Maya's top 5 hit 'Stereo love' has finally departed the chart, dipping 6 at 43; We can pretty safely say that Jason Derulo's 'What if' is to be his smallest hit having only peaked at number 12, this week it's gone after a 9 week run, also out are Chase and Status' 'Let you go', Inna's 'Amazing, Linkin Park's 'Catalyst',Pepper and Piano's 'You took my heart' and Aggro Santos' 'Saint or sinner'. These are making way for 7 new entries and 1 re-entry arriving in this weeks countdown; 13 records are going up, 6 songs aren't moving, and 14 are going down.
The full top 40 looks like this:
01(01) Alexandra Burke & Laza Morgan - Start without you
02(03) Taio Cruz - Dynamite
03(02) Katy Perry - Teenage dream
04(05) Script - For the first time
05(04) Olly Murs - Please don't let me go
06(07) Eminem & Rihanna - Love the way you lie
07(14) Usher - DJ got us falling in love
08(08) Katy B - Katy on a mission
09(09) Flo Rida & David Guetta - Club can't handle me
10(NE) Shontelle - Impossible
11(11) Yolanda Be Cool & DCup - We no speak Americano
12(12) Brandon Flowers - Crossfire
13(06) McFly - Party girl
14(24) Wanted - All time low
15(18) Ke$ha - Take it off
16(13) Roll Deep - Green light
17(16) Travie McCoy & Bruno Mars - Billionaire
18(15) Alesha Dixon - Drummer boy
19(19) Swedish Housa Mafia & Pharell - One
20(34) Enrique Iglesias & Pitbull - I like it
21(23) Ne-Yo - Beautiful monster
22(20) Eliza Doolittle - Pack up
23(22) B.o.B & Hayley Williams - Airplanes
24(26) Saturdays - Missing you
25(27) Stromae - Alors on danse
26(30) DJ Fresh - Gold dust
27(NE) Example - Last ones standing
28(NE) Manic Street Preachers - Just the end of love
29(25) Katy Perry & Snoop Dogg - California gurls
30(NE) Maroon Five - Misery
31(10) Emma's Imagination - This day
32(17) Greg Street - Turn my swag on
33(35) Example - Kickstarts
34(39) The XX - Islands
35(RE) The Script - The man who can't be moved
36(NE) Missing Andy - Sing for the deaf
37(NE) Die Aintwoord - Enter the ninja
38(28) Hurts - Wonderful life
39(32) Magnetic Man & Angela Hunte - I need air
40(NE) Iyaz - So big
There's no change at the top this week; Alexandra Burke and Laza Morgan are holding on to the number 1 spot for a 2nd week with 'Start without you'. Surprisingly the biggest threat was in fact Taio Cruz's former number 1 hit 'Dynamite' which is climbing back up a place at number 2 and clocking up its 4th week inside the top 3.
It seems it wasn't to be for Katy Perry, as after 2 weeks at number 2, this week 'Teenage dream' is down a place at 3.
It's a double celebration for The Script in the new chart; after debuting at 5 last week, this week 'For the first time' is up 1 at a new peak of number 4. If you cast your eyes down to the bottom end of the chart, you'll also see a re-entry at number 35 for 'The man who can't be moved' which is (to date) the biggest hit of their career. It originally peaked at number 2 in late 2008 and this week it clocks up its 21st week inside the top 40.
There are more climbers just outside the top 5; at 6 is Eminem and Rihanna's former number 2 hit 'Love the way you lie', this week clocking up its 13th week inside the top 10 and it's back up a place at 6. Just below is Usher and Pitbull's 'DJ got us falling in love again', which, after an extremely slow start has finally penetrated the top 10; this week rising 7 places to a new peak of number 7 after 8 weeks of loitering around the bottom half of the top 25. 'DJ got us falling in love' is now Usher's 12th top 10 hit and Pitbull's 5th.
There's a clutch of non-movers circling the bottom of the top 10: at number 8 for a 3rd consecutive week is Katy B's 'Katy on a mission', at 9 is Flo Rida and David Guetta's former number 1 hit 'Club can't handle me' in it's 8th charting week, at 11 is Yolanda Be Cool's former number 1 hit 'We no speak Americano' in its 11th charting week, and not moving at 12 is Brandon Flower's former top 10 hit 'Crossfire'. Further down the chart, Swedish House Mafia's 'One' has stalled at 19.
This weeks highest new entry belongs to Barbados born R&B star Shontelle. The track entitled 'Impossible' has landed straight in to the top 10, by the skin of it's teeth at number 10. It's Shontelle's first chart appearance since 'Stuck with each other' peaked at 23 in April of 2009. 'Impossible' is Shontelle's 2nd top 10 hit, the previous being 'T Shirt' which peaked at 6 in January of last year.
McFly's 'Party girl' is continuing the boyband trend (in particular theirs) of debuting high and plummeting quickly down the chart as it dips 7 places this week to 13 after debuting at 6 last week. Right behind them however are The Wanted who break this tradition with former number 1 hit 'All time low' which is up 10 places from its all time low position of 24 to this weeks 14, it now clocks up its 8th charting week.
Continuing to move slowly up the chart is Ke$ha's 'Take it off'. The song is continuing to rise as it has consistantly for 4 weeks, this week up 3 to a new peak of number 15.
The greatest gainer of the week is Enrique and Pitbull's 'I like it'; the song has been around for 12 weeks and peaked at number 4, just when it seemed to be heading out of the chart, this week it's up 14 places and back into the top 20 at number 20. Also moving back up is Ne-Yo's former number 1 hit 'Beautiful monster', rising 2 places at 21 on its 7th charting week and up 2 at 24 is The Saturdays' former top 3 hit 'Missing you'.
Another hit continuing to climb slowly but surely is Stromae's 'Alors on danse', now consistantly climbing for a month, this week it's up 2 to a new peak of number 25.
There's good news this week for DJ Fresh; 'Gold dust' is climbing again, this week rising 4 places to number 26. Is this to be another 'Breakeven' or 'Amazed' and be destined to have a seemingly endless run in the top 40 without penetraing the top 20? So far it has loitered around between number 24 and number 30 for 7 weeks and counting.
The Script aren't the only act with 2 reasons to celebrate this week; at 27 is a new entry for UK garage star Example. The track entitled 'Last ones standing' is his 4th UK hit to date. The other good news for he and his fans is that his previous hit 'Kickstarts' is rising back up the chart, rising 2 at 33 in its 14th charting week. 'Kickstarts' peaked at number 3 in June and is his biggest hit to date.
One place down there's another new entry, a 34 UK Top 40 hit for Welsh rockers The Manic Street Preachers. The new hit entitled '(It's not war) just the end of love' is debuting at 28. Their biggest hit to date are their 2 chart toppers, 'If you tolerate this your children will be next' in 1998 and limited edition release 'The masses against the classes' in 2000.
Just below is another new arrival, 'Misery', a 9th UK Top 40 hit for US rockers Maroon 5. The track is debuting at number 30 and is their first UK hit since 'If I ever see your face again' spent 6 weeks in the top 40 in the summer of 2008 and only peaked at 28. Their biggest hit to date is 'Makes me wonder' which climbed as high as number 2 in 2007.
After a belated new entry at 39 last week The XX's first hit 'Islands' is creeping up the chart, this week rising 5 places to a new peak of number 34.
The latest chart offering from Sky 1's Must be the music is a debut hit for Missing Andy ;the track entitled 'Sing for the deaf' is new at 36. Emma's Imagination's 'This day' is clocking up a 2nd charting week, but is sliding 21 places at 31.
Just below is another chart debut, at 37 we welcome 'Enter the ninja' by Die Antwoord, a hip-hop group from South Africa.
The final new entry of the week is a 3rd UK Top 40 hit for R&B star Iyaz. 'So big' is new at 40, following up 'Solo' which peaked at 3 in June. His first and biggest hit was of course 'Replay' which spent a fortnight at the top in January.
Next week...
The Saturdays are up 13 places at 49 with their new single 'Higher', Enrique Iglesias has a new entry at 50 with 'Heartbeat' and Kylie Minogue's 'Get outta my way' is up 29 places at 57. All of these are likely to hit the top 40 next week.
Ke$ha's 'Take it off is physically available this week and could climb in to the top 10 next week as a result.
Can Alexandra Burke's 'Start without you' hold on to the top spot for a 3rd week? Will The Script continue to climb and score their first number 1 hit with 'For the first time', could Katy Perry's 'Teenage dream' rebound and hit the top, or could Taio Cruz's 'Dynamite go back to number 1?
The biggest threat to Alexandra in terms of new releases is Bruno Mars' 'Just the way you are' which is newly available to download this week. Iyaz is likely to have 2 hits in the chart next week as 'So big' will almost certainly climb and he features on Charice's new download only track 'Pyramid' which is likely to enter next weeks countdown. Alex Gaudino's new download and physical release ' I'm in love', Nick Jonas' 'Introducing me' download only and Mark Ronson's 'The bike song' are all expected to chart next week.
Other new releases this week:
A-ha – Butterfly Butterfly
Crystal Fighters – Follow / Swallow
Fenech-Soler – Lies
Gurrumul – Wukun
Justin Bieber – U Smile
KT Tunstall – Weirdo
Nicki Minaj – Your Love
Paramore – All I Wanted
Pendulum – The Island
RPA & United Nations Of Sound - This Thing Called Life
Scissor Sisters – Any Which Way
Sia – Clap Your Hands
Underworld - Always Loved A Film
Beatbullyz – Human Nature (Download only)
The Boy Who Trapped The Sun - Dreaming Like A Fool (Download only)
Mitch Winehouse – Please Be Kind (Download only)
Written by Brett Bradley-Howarth (Facebook group: UK Top 40 Chart Chat).
After an 18 week chart run, Edward Maya's top 5 hit 'Stereo love' has finally departed the chart, dipping 6 at 43; We can pretty safely say that Jason Derulo's 'What if' is to be his smallest hit having only peaked at number 12, this week it's gone after a 9 week run, also out are Chase and Status' 'Let you go', Inna's 'Amazing, Linkin Park's 'Catalyst',Pepper and Piano's 'You took my heart' and Aggro Santos' 'Saint or sinner'. These are making way for 7 new entries and 1 re-entry arriving in this weeks countdown; 13 records are going up, 6 songs aren't moving, and 14 are going down.
The full top 40 looks like this:
01(01) Alexandra Burke & Laza Morgan - Start without you
02(03) Taio Cruz - Dynamite
03(02) Katy Perry - Teenage dream
04(05) Script - For the first time
05(04) Olly Murs - Please don't let me go
06(07) Eminem & Rihanna - Love the way you lie
07(14) Usher - DJ got us falling in love
08(08) Katy B - Katy on a mission
09(09) Flo Rida & David Guetta - Club can't handle me
10(NE) Shontelle - Impossible
11(11) Yolanda Be Cool & DCup - We no speak Americano
12(12) Brandon Flowers - Crossfire
13(06) McFly - Party girl
14(24) Wanted - All time low
15(18) Ke$ha - Take it off
16(13) Roll Deep - Green light
17(16) Travie McCoy & Bruno Mars - Billionaire
18(15) Alesha Dixon - Drummer boy
19(19) Swedish Housa Mafia & Pharell - One
20(34) Enrique Iglesias & Pitbull - I like it
21(23) Ne-Yo - Beautiful monster
22(20) Eliza Doolittle - Pack up
23(22) B.o.B & Hayley Williams - Airplanes
24(26) Saturdays - Missing you
25(27) Stromae - Alors on danse
26(30) DJ Fresh - Gold dust
27(NE) Example - Last ones standing
28(NE) Manic Street Preachers - Just the end of love
29(25) Katy Perry & Snoop Dogg - California gurls
30(NE) Maroon Five - Misery
31(10) Emma's Imagination - This day
32(17) Greg Street - Turn my swag on
33(35) Example - Kickstarts
34(39) The XX - Islands
35(RE) The Script - The man who can't be moved
36(NE) Missing Andy - Sing for the deaf
37(NE) Die Aintwoord - Enter the ninja
38(28) Hurts - Wonderful life
39(32) Magnetic Man & Angela Hunte - I need air
40(NE) Iyaz - So big
There's no change at the top this week; Alexandra Burke and Laza Morgan are holding on to the number 1 spot for a 2nd week with 'Start without you'. Surprisingly the biggest threat was in fact Taio Cruz's former number 1 hit 'Dynamite' which is climbing back up a place at number 2 and clocking up its 4th week inside the top 3.
It seems it wasn't to be for Katy Perry, as after 2 weeks at number 2, this week 'Teenage dream' is down a place at 3.
It's a double celebration for The Script in the new chart; after debuting at 5 last week, this week 'For the first time' is up 1 at a new peak of number 4. If you cast your eyes down to the bottom end of the chart, you'll also see a re-entry at number 35 for 'The man who can't be moved' which is (to date) the biggest hit of their career. It originally peaked at number 2 in late 2008 and this week it clocks up its 21st week inside the top 40.
There are more climbers just outside the top 5; at 6 is Eminem and Rihanna's former number 2 hit 'Love the way you lie', this week clocking up its 13th week inside the top 10 and it's back up a place at 6. Just below is Usher and Pitbull's 'DJ got us falling in love again', which, after an extremely slow start has finally penetrated the top 10; this week rising 7 places to a new peak of number 7 after 8 weeks of loitering around the bottom half of the top 25. 'DJ got us falling in love' is now Usher's 12th top 10 hit and Pitbull's 5th.
There's a clutch of non-movers circling the bottom of the top 10: at number 8 for a 3rd consecutive week is Katy B's 'Katy on a mission', at 9 is Flo Rida and David Guetta's former number 1 hit 'Club can't handle me' in it's 8th charting week, at 11 is Yolanda Be Cool's former number 1 hit 'We no speak Americano' in its 11th charting week, and not moving at 12 is Brandon Flower's former top 10 hit 'Crossfire'. Further down the chart, Swedish House Mafia's 'One' has stalled at 19.
This weeks highest new entry belongs to Barbados born R&B star Shontelle. The track entitled 'Impossible' has landed straight in to the top 10, by the skin of it's teeth at number 10. It's Shontelle's first chart appearance since 'Stuck with each other' peaked at 23 in April of 2009. 'Impossible' is Shontelle's 2nd top 10 hit, the previous being 'T Shirt' which peaked at 6 in January of last year.
McFly's 'Party girl' is continuing the boyband trend (in particular theirs) of debuting high and plummeting quickly down the chart as it dips 7 places this week to 13 after debuting at 6 last week. Right behind them however are The Wanted who break this tradition with former number 1 hit 'All time low' which is up 10 places from its all time low position of 24 to this weeks 14, it now clocks up its 8th charting week.
Continuing to move slowly up the chart is Ke$ha's 'Take it off'. The song is continuing to rise as it has consistantly for 4 weeks, this week up 3 to a new peak of number 15.
The greatest gainer of the week is Enrique and Pitbull's 'I like it'; the song has been around for 12 weeks and peaked at number 4, just when it seemed to be heading out of the chart, this week it's up 14 places and back into the top 20 at number 20. Also moving back up is Ne-Yo's former number 1 hit 'Beautiful monster', rising 2 places at 21 on its 7th charting week and up 2 at 24 is The Saturdays' former top 3 hit 'Missing you'.
Another hit continuing to climb slowly but surely is Stromae's 'Alors on danse', now consistantly climbing for a month, this week it's up 2 to a new peak of number 25.
There's good news this week for DJ Fresh; 'Gold dust' is climbing again, this week rising 4 places to number 26. Is this to be another 'Breakeven' or 'Amazed' and be destined to have a seemingly endless run in the top 40 without penetraing the top 20? So far it has loitered around between number 24 and number 30 for 7 weeks and counting.
The Script aren't the only act with 2 reasons to celebrate this week; at 27 is a new entry for UK garage star Example. The track entitled 'Last ones standing' is his 4th UK hit to date. The other good news for he and his fans is that his previous hit 'Kickstarts' is rising back up the chart, rising 2 at 33 in its 14th charting week. 'Kickstarts' peaked at number 3 in June and is his biggest hit to date.
One place down there's another new entry, a 34 UK Top 40 hit for Welsh rockers The Manic Street Preachers. The new hit entitled '(It's not war) just the end of love' is debuting at 28. Their biggest hit to date are their 2 chart toppers, 'If you tolerate this your children will be next' in 1998 and limited edition release 'The masses against the classes' in 2000.
Just below is another new arrival, 'Misery', a 9th UK Top 40 hit for US rockers Maroon 5. The track is debuting at number 30 and is their first UK hit since 'If I ever see your face again' spent 6 weeks in the top 40 in the summer of 2008 and only peaked at 28. Their biggest hit to date is 'Makes me wonder' which climbed as high as number 2 in 2007.
After a belated new entry at 39 last week The XX's first hit 'Islands' is creeping up the chart, this week rising 5 places to a new peak of number 34.
The latest chart offering from Sky 1's Must be the music is a debut hit for Missing Andy ;the track entitled 'Sing for the deaf' is new at 36. Emma's Imagination's 'This day' is clocking up a 2nd charting week, but is sliding 21 places at 31.
Just below is another chart debut, at 37 we welcome 'Enter the ninja' by Die Antwoord, a hip-hop group from South Africa.
The final new entry of the week is a 3rd UK Top 40 hit for R&B star Iyaz. 'So big' is new at 40, following up 'Solo' which peaked at 3 in June. His first and biggest hit was of course 'Replay' which spent a fortnight at the top in January.
Next week...
The Saturdays are up 13 places at 49 with their new single 'Higher', Enrique Iglesias has a new entry at 50 with 'Heartbeat' and Kylie Minogue's 'Get outta my way' is up 29 places at 57. All of these are likely to hit the top 40 next week.
Ke$ha's 'Take it off is physically available this week and could climb in to the top 10 next week as a result.
Can Alexandra Burke's 'Start without you' hold on to the top spot for a 3rd week? Will The Script continue to climb and score their first number 1 hit with 'For the first time', could Katy Perry's 'Teenage dream' rebound and hit the top, or could Taio Cruz's 'Dynamite go back to number 1?
The biggest threat to Alexandra in terms of new releases is Bruno Mars' 'Just the way you are' which is newly available to download this week. Iyaz is likely to have 2 hits in the chart next week as 'So big' will almost certainly climb and he features on Charice's new download only track 'Pyramid' which is likely to enter next weeks countdown. Alex Gaudino's new download and physical release ' I'm in love', Nick Jonas' 'Introducing me' download only and Mark Ronson's 'The bike song' are all expected to chart next week.
Other new releases this week:
A-ha – Butterfly Butterfly
Crystal Fighters – Follow / Swallow
Fenech-Soler – Lies
Gurrumul – Wukun
Justin Bieber – U Smile
KT Tunstall – Weirdo
Nicki Minaj – Your Love
Paramore – All I Wanted
Pendulum – The Island
RPA & United Nations Of Sound - This Thing Called Life
Scissor Sisters – Any Which Way
Sia – Clap Your Hands
Underworld - Always Loved A Film
Beatbullyz – Human Nature (Download only)
The Boy Who Trapped The Sun - Dreaming Like A Fool (Download only)
Mitch Winehouse – Please Be Kind (Download only)
Written by Brett Bradley-Howarth (Facebook group: UK Top 40 Chart Chat).