02/01/2010

Hoobastank

The Reason

Born this day in 1975: Doug Robb (lead vocalist in Hoobastank)

Ritchie Valens

Come On Let's Go

Bob Keane - born January 5th, 1922; died November 28th, 2009

Boys Like Girls

TWO IS BETTER THAN ONE (featuring Taylor Swift)

Top Twenty

Stevie Wonder

Boogie On Reggae Woman

R&B Number One this date in 1975

Usher

Papers

Adult R&B Number One

Crosby, Nash & Young

Our House

It’s Not The Same Old Song - Number 30 in 1970

Madness

Our House

It’s Not The Same Old Song - Number Seven in 1983

Melanie Fiona

It Kills Me

Number Two in the R&B Chart

Carole King

Love Makes The World

The First, The Last, My Everything - The Albums: Carole King - Last chart entry in 2001: Love Makes The World

Alicia Keys

Try Sleeping With A Broken Heart

New Entry at Number Two in the Album Chart: The Element Of Freedom

Billie Holiday

Lover Man (Oh Where Can You Be?)

Grammy Hall Of Fame Single: Number 16 in 1945 (with Camarata’s Orchestra)

Little Richard

Lucille

Grammy Hall Of Fame Single: Number 21 in 1957

Leona Lewis

I See You

New Entry in the Album Chart: Avatar soundtrack album

Art Garfunkel

All I Know

The First, The Last, My Everything - The Albums: Art Garfunkel - Chart debut in 1973: Angel Clare

George Jones

The Door

Country Number One this date in 1975

Lady A

Need You Now

Current Country Number One - eighth week

Oasis

Wonderwall

Rock Number One this date in 1996

Muse

Uprising

Current Rock Number One - 14th week (now Top 40 sales hit)

Art Garfunkel

When A Man Loves A Woman

The First, The Last, My Everything - The Albums: Art Garfunkel - Last chart entry in 1988: Lefty

Susan Boyle

Cry Me A River

Current Number One Album Chart: I Dreamed A Dream - fourth week

George Harrison

My Sweet Lord

Number One this date in 1971

Marilyn McCoo & Billy Davis Jr. - You Don't Have To Be A Star

Number One this date in 1977

Kesha

TiK ToK

Current Number One - NEW