A snapshot of Idols’ singles radio play culled from Mediabase charts as of this morning. Find out where your favorite Idol stands on the radio after the jump.
Blake Lewis:
“Break Anotha”: 50 Pop (47), ^119 HAC (-), 275 Rhy (180)
Bucky Covington:
“It’s Good to Be Us”: ^20 Country (24)
Carrie Underwood
“All American Girl”: ^13 Country (17)
“Before He Cheats”: 8 AC (8)
“Crazy Dreams”: ^110 Country (-)
“Do You Hear What I Hear”: 386 Country (404)
“Ever Ever After”: 65 Country (65), 452 Pop (139)
“Flat on the Floor”: ^139 Country (421)
“Get Out of This Town”: ^381 Country (-)
“I Know You won’t: ^382 Country (-)
“I Told You So”: ^379 Country (-)
“I’ll Stand By You”: 120 AC (75), 737 Pop (219)
“Just a Dream”: ^383 Country (-)
“Last Name”: ^93 Country (112)
“More Boys I Meet”: ^380 Country (-)
“Oh Love” with Brad Paisley: )
“So Small”: 65 AC (62), 72 HAC (73), ^155 Pop (191)
“Star Spangled Banner” : ^190 country (155)
“Twisted”: ^378 Country (-)
“Wasted” : 117 HAC (104)
“Wheel of the World”: ^353 Country (-)
“You Won’t Find This”: ^94 Country (92)
Chris Daughtry:
“Hemorrhage”: ^346 AC (-)
Daughtry:
“All These Lives”: ^1265 Alt (-)
“Breakdown”: ^1229 Alt (-)
“Crashed”: 14 Rock (12), 48 Active (46), 62 HAC (52), 189 Alt (151), ^292 Pop (-)
“Feels Like Tonight”: ^29 HAC (42), ^47 Pop (79), ^93 AC (430), ^1238 Alt (-)
“gone”: ^1223 Alt (-)
“Home”: ^3 AC (3), ^117 Alt (111), 123 AAA (106), ^377 Active (-)
“It’s Not Over”: 290 AAA (126)
“Over You”: 4 HAC (6), 15 Pop (15), ^25 AC (24), 140 Alt (131), 162 Rhy (138), ^178 AAA (338), ^424 Active (-)
“There and Back Again”: 1581 Alt (1291)
“Used To”: ^160 Pop (201), ^1258 Alt (-)
“What About Now”: ^1225 Alt (-)
Elliott Yamin :
“One Word”: ^144 AC (229), 1224 Rhy (1123)
“A Song For You”: ^129 AC (172)
“Wait For You”: 5 AC (5), 500 UAC (335), 1661 Urban (1021)
Fantasia:
“I Feel Beautiful”: ^779 UAC (-)
“Put You Up On Game” with Aretha Franklin : ^10 UAC (10), 110 Urban (99), 1152 Rhy (997)
“Two Weeks Notice”: ^202 UAC (221), 1523 Urban (1106)
George Huff:
“A Brighter Day”: 270 CAC (237), 291 UAC (239), 1253 Rhy (1483)
“You Know Me”: 370 Gospel (307), ^683 UAC (-)
Jordin Sparks:
“No Air” with Chris Brown: ^53 Pop (56), ^70 Rhy (98), ^78 HAC (110)
“Tattoo”: ^6 Pop (6), ^17 HAC (17), ^29 AC (28), ^48 Rhy (55)
Josh Gracin:
“We Weren’t Crazy”: ^33 Country (35)
Kellie Pickler:
“Things That Never Cross…”: ^24 Country (27)
Kimberley Locke:
“Band of Gold”: 12 AC (12), ^107 HAC (115)
“Change”: ^388 Pop (709)
Mandisa:
“God Speaking”: ^17 CAC (18)
“Only the World”: 422 AC (218)
Paris Bennett:
“Duet” with J. Isaac: ^599 UAC (-)
Phil Stacey:
“If You Didn’t Love Me”: ^68 Country (148), ^172 AC (-)
“Search Me, O God”: 191 CAC (199)
Taylor Hicks:
“Heaven Knows”: 429 AC (203)
“Just to Feel That Way”: 368 HAC (396)
Note: Numbers indicate position on the chart while numbers in brackets indicate the position on the chart the previous week. ‘^’ indicates that the song has a bullet in that format.
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Break Anotha is going nowhere. Will Blake get anotha single?
Looks like Blake is a Katharine in the making.
Anotha McFlop in the making, that is.
How Many Words will do better than Break Anotha has, but I wondered all along why so many people were expecting Blake to do so well, I’ve always thought that he’d have a hard time selling with some of the oddball stuff he likes to do.
The whole Blake thing was always weird to me. I never understood his appeal and his potenial for future success. Oh well, another AI flop.
Is Blake getting another single? They’re not giving them much time to prove themselves lately. Kat got tons more promo than Blake did and she’s only about 100K ahead of him in sales. That said, I’m not sure who the target audience for Blake Lewis is.
I’m becoming convinced the the ones on Idol who do well because of performance not vocal ability can’t sell albums.
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I’m really excited to see Phil up there. Can’t wait to watch his single climb the country charts. Go Phil!
Go Phil!
I don’t know if he will, but usually even the flops get at least two singles released, and due to How Many Words big popularity on itunes after the album came out (I think it got near the top 50 selling songs at one point), I would highly guess it will be the second single.