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#33 the
feelers - One World
Which Kiwi act has had the most #1
airplay hits this century and has had two #1 albums?
Christchurch group the feelers led by James Reid have. In
fact, Stand Up from their last album won the most performed
award at APRA’s recent Silver Scroll presentation. It’s
also up for a Tui at the NZ Music awards. The band has sold
over 130,000 CDs locally and the title track to their fourth
set One World is new at #33 on the Singles Chart this
week.
#38 Beenie Man featuring Akon -
Girls
Jamaican Beenie Man’s lead single from his new
album Undisputed is new at #38. Girls is collaboration with
Akon who enjoyed two chart-toppers here last year, Lonely by
himself and Moonshine with Savage.
#40 The Killers -
When You Were Young
See story above.
#2 Evanescence - The Open Door
It’s a
far bigger start for Evanescence’s sophomore studio set
The Open Door, straight in at #2 this week, than their debut
Fallen which began its chart career at a more modest #15 in
May 2003. However, it went on to peak at #2 for a couple of
weeks charting for 65 in total (including 36 in the Top
10!). Fallen sold over 60,000 copies in the process. The
Little Rock, Arkansas, group picked up the Best New Artist
Grammy in 2003.
#11 Scissor Sisters -
Ta-Dah!
NYC’s Scissor Sisters place their sophomore set
in at #11 first week, giving them their first New Zealand
chart album (their self-titled debut stopped just short of
the Top 40, but peaked at #1 on the Heatseekers list). Lead
single I Don’t Feel Like Dancing has already hit the top
in the UK and sits at #20 on the RadioScope100 this
week.
#16 The Datsuns - Smoke And
Mirrors
Cambridge’s favourite rockers and four time Tui
winners The Datsuns prove there’s some substance here, not
just smoke and mirrors. They make it three from three and
follow their recent #23 single Stuck Here For Days with the
album Smoke And Mirrors, new at #16. Their self-titled
debut hit the top out of the box in November 2003.
#21 Tim Finn - Imaginary Kingdom
An exceptional debut
given that the CD only went on sale on Saturday, Brian
Timothy Finn seems set to go higher next week with a first
full week of sales for Imaginary Kingdom. His last
appearance on the Albums Chart was at #1 with brother Neil
as The Finn Brothers with Everyone Is Here in August 2004.
He’s previously charted as part of Split Enz, of course,
with Crowded House, with Neil and as one third of a trio
with Dave Dobbyn and Bic Runga. Tim’s first solo album,
Escapade, hit #1 with lead single A Fraction Too Much
Fiction peaking at #2 in 1983.
#30 Rod Stewart -
Still The Same: Great Rock Classics Of Our Time
He’s
back rocking again after four charting sets of standards
from the Great American Songbook, the most recent being in
November last year with Thanks For The Memory. The
61-year-old’s new at #30 this week with Still The Same:
Great Rock Classics Of Our Time, a collection of rock covers
including lead single Have You Ever Seen The Rain?
originally by Creedence Clearwater Revival. Rod was on New
Zealand’s first ever album chart in May 1975 with Smiler.
In total he’s had four #1 sets: A Night On The Town
(1976), Footloose And Fancy Free (1977), Blondes Have More
Fun (1978) and Greatest Hits (1979). His Atlantic Crossing
album from ’75 is one of the biggest of all time, spending
129 weeks on the Albums Chart to make it one of the longest
charting albums here. (It peaked at #2).
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Top 40 Singles - Week To Sunday, 8 October 2006
This Last Weeks
Week Week In Title Artist Label
1 new 1 You
Really Got Me Boyband WEA/Warner
2 2 8 SexyBack Justin
Timberlake SBME
3 1 2 London
Bridge Fergie Universal
4 3 4 Call Me When You're
Sober Evanescence SBME
5 4 11 Ridin' Chamillionaire feat.
Tyree Universal
6 7 7 Do It To It Cherish feat. Sean
Paul Capitol/EMI
7 6 3 Maneater Nelly
Furtado Universal
8 5 3 Get Up Ciara feat.
Chamillionaire SBME
9 8 7 Me &
U Cassie WEA/Warner
10 12 4 U + Ur
Hand Pink SBME
11 10 3 Sexy
Love Ne-Yo Universal
12 9 17 Breaking
Free Various Disney/EMI
13 11 9 I Write Sins, Not
Tragedies Panic! At The Disco WEA/Warner
14 17 7 Black
Fingernails, Red Wine Eskimo
Joe WEA/Warner
15 16 8 Naive The
Kooks Virgin/EMI
16 13 14 Promiscuous Nelly Furtado feat.
Timbaland Universal
17 15 4 Pullin' Me Back Chingy feat.
Tyrese Capitol/EMI
18 14 15 Buttons The Pussycat Dolls
feat. Snoop Dogg Universal
19 28 23 Crazy Gnarls
Barkley WEA/Warner
20 18 8 I'm Not Missing You Stacie
Orrico Virgin/EMI
21 19 14 Smile Lily
Allen Capitol/EMI
22 24 5 Chasing Cars Snow
Patrol Universal
23 22 4 Bossy Kelis feat. Too
Short Virgin/EMI
24 20 12 Ain't No Other Man Christina
Aguilera SBME
25 26 11 Unfaithful Rihanna Universal
26 23 11 Tell
Me Baby Red Hot Chili Peppers WEA/Warner
27 31 2 You Give
Me Something James Morrison Universal
28 25 32 Bathe In
The River Mt Raskil PS feat. Hollie
Smith EMI
29 34 12 Over My Head (Cable Car) The
Fray SBME
30 32 2 Right Where You Want Me Jesse
McCartney Hollywood/EMI
31 21 6 I Love You
Too Aaradhna DawnRaid/Universal
32 33 8 Just
Roll PNC Dirty/Warner
33 new 1 One World the
feelers WEA/Warner
34 27 18 Running Evermore WEA/Warner
35 30 10 Deja
Vu Beyonce feat. Jay Z SBME
36 38 2 Waiting On The World
To Change John Mayer SBME
37 29 14 Snap Yo Fingers Lil
Jon feat. Sean Paul Method/Shock
38 new 1 Girls Beenie
Man feat. Akon Virgin/EMI
39 37 20 Forever
Young Youthgroup Liberation/Universal
40 new 1 When You
Were Young The Killers Universal
Chart compiled by Media Sauce Ltd.
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