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.
Ace Young:
“Addicted”: 90 Pop (86), ^427 HAC (-)
“Hard Hand to Hold”: 164 HAC (150)
“You Redeem Me”: ^127 HAC (299), ^654 Pop (-)
Blake Lewis:
“Break Anotha”: 733 Pop (790)
“The Show” with Doug E Fresh: ^708 UAC (-)
Bucky Covington:
“American Friday Night”: *477 Country (-)
“I’ll Walk”: ^32 Country (35)
“You’ll Be in My Heart”: ^183 Country (-)
Carrie Underwood:
“All-American Girl”: ^87 HAC (93), ^380 AC (-)
“Ever Ever After”: 462 Country (330)
“Flat on the Floor”: 302 Country (257)
“How Great Thou Art”: 151 CAC (142), 405 Country (132)
“I’ll Stand By You”: ^78 AC (108)
“Independence Day”: ^233 AC (-)
“Just a Dream”: ^88 Country (87)
“Last Name”: ^44 HAC (53), ^72 Pop (81), ^118 AC (-), 653 CAC (348)
“More Boys I Meet”: ^106 Country (102)
“Oh Love” with Brad Paisley: ^389 Country (-)
“So Small”: 56 AC (50), 143 HAC (115)
“Star Spangled Banner” : ^70 Country (171)
“Wasted” : 128 AC (109), 286 HAC (170)
“Wheel of the World” ^481 Country (-)
Chris Sligh:
“Empty Me”: ^12 CAC (15), 479 HAC (415)
Clay Aiken:
“On My Way Here”: 28 AC (28), ^383 HAC (-)
“Without You”: ^254 AC (-)
Daughtry:
“Crashed”: ^90 HAC (86)
“Feels Like Tonight”: 4 HAC (3), ^10 AC (10), 87 AAA (82), 115 Alt (117), 1495 Rhy (1381)
“Home”: 188 Alt (186)
“It’s Not Over”: 1267 AAA (500)
“Over You”: 177 Alt (164), 269 Rock (130), 1197 AAA (1068)
“Rocket Man”: ^131 HAC (128)
“Used To”: 160 Pop (107)
“What About Now”: ^33 H AC (38), ^70 Pop (104), 75 CAC (61)
“What I Want”: ^394 HAC (-)
David Cook:
“Always Be My Baby”: ^532 Pop (-)
“Time of My Life”: 8 AC (9), ^11 HAC (13), ^35 Pop (35), ^313 AAA (-), 830 Alt (431)
Elliott Yamin :
“A Song For You”: 214 AC (214)
“Can You Feel the Love Tonight”: 114 AC (77)
Fantasia:
“Hood Boy” with Big Boi: ^467 UAC (-)
“Two Weeks Notice”: ^342 UAC (400)
George Huff:
“A Brighter Day”: 428 CAC (319), 912 Rhy (820), ^1435 Urban (-)
“You Know Me”: ^321 Gospel (403), 1253 UAC (500)
Jon Peter Lewis:
“Break the Silence”: ^70 HAC (77)
Jennifer Hudson:
“Spotlight”: ^15 UAC (17), ^34 Urban (35), ^109 Rhy (148), ^546 Pop (-)
Jordin Sparks:
“No Air” with Chris Brown: 14 HAC (11), ^15 AC (16), 16 Pop (15), 29 Urban (26), 31 Rhy (22)
“One Step At a Time”: ^34 Pop (39), ^63 HAC (70), ^99 Rhy (102), ^117 UAC (147)
“The Star-Spangled Banner”: ^135 AC (-), 251 Country (225), ^342 CAC (-), ^363 Pop (424), ^444 HAC (-), ^865
UAC (-)
“Tattoo”: 9 AC (8), ^539 UAC (-)
Josh Gracin:
“Let Me Fall”: ^390 Country (-)
“Telluride”: ^386 Country (-)
“Unbelievable”: ^391 Country (-)
“We Weren’t Crazy”: ^12 Country (13)
“When I see an Elephant…”: ^185 Country (-)
Katharine McPhee:
“Real Love” featuring Elliott Yamin: ^154 HAC (144)
Kellie Pickler:
“Don’t You Know You’re…”: ^26 Pop (39)
Kimberley Locke:
“Fall”: 20 AC (17), ^172 HAC (174), ^1367 Rhy (-)
Mandisa:
“God Speaking”: ^291 AC (-), 413 Gospel (219)
“Voice of a Savior”: ^32 CAC (32), ^357 AC (-)
Paris Bennett:
“Duet” with J. Isaac: ^714 UAC (-)
Paula Abdul:
“Dance Like There’s No Tomorrow”: ^86 AC (101), ^319 HAC (-), 822 Pop (462)
Phil Stacey:
“Can You Fell the Love…”: ^179 Country (-)
“Identity”: ^40 CAC (47)
“If You Didn’t Love Me”: ^214 CAC (320)
“Old Glory”: ^61 Country (-), ^80 CAC (-), ^134 AC (-)
“Search Me, O God”: ^188 CAC (234)
Ruben Studdard:
“Make Ya Feel Beautiful”: 841 Urban (788)
Taylor Hicks:
“Heaven Knows”: ^157 AC (368)
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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Thanks for the update. I have to admit I laughed a little seeing Carrie’s “Last Name” show up on the Christian chart.
Thanks Kristwn. I took a look at the mediabase charts and it looks magic rainbow finally is starting to lose some steam and is losing spins. Is it normal though for it to happen so fast? Pop I never expected to really do all that much and has been moving very slow there but last week AC had a 400 bullet and Hot AC it was around 350 . The tumble seems so fast so is this the norm? I’m really proud of how well it’s done regardless though.
Nevermind.
In case you are wondering, the Amy Adams that appears on the AC chart is NOT the Amy Adams that was on Season 3 of AI.
If it’s losing spins - I think it may have to do with the holiday weekend - my local station, which normally plays TOML, was playing some sort of 500 greatest hits firecracker weekend.
Also according to the placement above TOML is steady on Top 40, and moving up on AC and HAC.
I looked at today’s Mediabase charts and I’ll say TOML’s on the verge of losing the bullet on Top 40. The 4th of July affected all the songs on the chart. The song has lost the bullet on AC (but that chart is so weird, that means nothing). The song is strongest on HAC and since most of the songs ahead of it are dropping, it should make some strong gains there. Once a song loses the bullet on Top 40, it starts heading down the chart pretty quickly.
Jordin’s new single is starting to make some serious moves on Top 40. It’s her 3rd Top 40 hit in a row which is pretty impressive.
My HotAC station had an “all ’80s weekend”, so I think it will be hard to judge the song’s performance until I few more days has passed.
Behind the scenes, though, who knows? Maybe they are through promoting it. What happened to all those radio shows he had to cancel a few weeks back? Although isn’t Cook going to be on Ryan’s AT40 this weekend? That might give the song some bounce on both Pop and HotAC formats next week.
I think it’s funny watching the label people try to get Carrie another crossover hit from her current CD. It seems like they’ve had a “let’s throw it on the wall and see what sticks” approach. Every song they’ve released seems to have made minimal chart impact on the Pop charts–they might finally have a keeper with “Last Name”, but I’m not too sure it’s gonna fly. Yeah, funny about it on the Christian chart. I think it was a rogue spin!
ETA: Re: Carrie It may seem like every song has charted on Pop/AC, but don’t hold me to that comment. Thanks. ;-}
The whole Carrie thing…grrrr. Just not a fan. I thought it was comical seeing that 4 of the top 25 most gifted CD’s on Amazon are Idols. 2 are Carrie’s. Not sure what impact an Amazon chart really shows. But still….is it nutty fans gifting for numbers??
Nice to see Daughtry’s fifth single on the charts — “What About Now” went for adds July1. And looks like RCA finally relented and a Sevendust/Chris D. track — “The Past” — from Sevendust’s latest CD will be released as a single to rock radio at the end of the month.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hJ6kKU8ml98&feature=related