UK Charts - 08/11/09

[MrPopUK]

UK Top 75 Singles weekcommencing 8th November 2009

1 (New) Everybody In Love - JLS
2 (1) Fight For This Love – Cheryl Cole
3 (6) Meet Me Halfway – Black Eyed Peas
4 (3) Down – Jay Sean
5 (4) Bad Boys – Alexandra Burke
6 (New) Tik Tok - Kesha
7 (5) Haven’t Met You Yet – Michael Buble
8 (2) What About Now - Westlife
9 (New) End Credits – Chase & Status
10 (14) Bad Romance – Lady GaGa
11 (13) Empire State Of Mind – Jay-Z ft Alicia Keys
12 (7) Oopsy Daisy - Chipmunk
13 (11) Party In The USA – Miley Cyrus
14 (8) Million Dollar Bill – Whitney Houston
15 (New) Just Say Yes – Snow Patrol
16 (10) I Gotta Feeling – Black Eyed Peas
17 (28) Pencil Full Of Lead – Paolo Nutini
18 (25) Flashback – Calvin Harris
19 (52) Don’t Stop Believin’ - Journey
20 (15) You’re Not Alone – Tinchy Stryder
21 (16) Hotel Room Service - Pitbull
22 (12) Break Your Heart – Taio Cruz
23 (9) Bodies – Robbie Williams
24 (18) Sexy Chick – David Guetta ft Akon
25 (New) We Weren’t Born To Follow – Bon Jovi
26 (19) I Got Soul – Young Soul Rebels
27 (41) Broken-Hearted Girl - Beyonce
28 (20) She Wolf - Shakira
29 (New) I Can Transform Ya – Chris Brown
30 (26) 3 Words – Cheryl Cole
31 (22) Anyway – Duck Sauce
32 (New) You Should Have Known – Laura White
33 (21) Good Girls Gone Bad – Cobra Starship
34 (27) Dirtee Cash – Dizzee Rascal
35 (17) The Captain – Biffy Clyro
36 (24) Sweet Disposition – The Temper Trap
37 (23) Forever Is Over – The Saturdays
38 (38) Wheels – Foo Fighters
39 (31) Sex On Fire – Kings Of Leon
40 (37) You Got The Love – Florence And The Machine
41 (35) Beat Again - JLS
42 (36) Dominos – The Big Pink
43 (42) Sweet Dreams - Beyonce
44 (29) S.O.S. (Let The Music Play) – Jordin Sparks
45 (New) Cry Me Out – Pixie Lott
46 (32) Boys And Girls – Pixie Lott
47 (40) Run This Town – Jay-Z ft Rihanna & Kanye West
48 (33) New York – Paloma Faith
49 (30) The Spell - Alphabeat
50 (44) Rock N Roller - Kano
51 (49) Bad Things – Jace Everett
52 (Re) Livin’ On A Prayer – Bon Jovi
53 (47) Holiday – Dizzee Rascal
54 (45) Underdog - Kasabian
55 (New) I’m All Over It – Jamie Cullum
56 (72) Face Drop – Sean Kingston
57 (48) I’m Yours – Jason Mraz
58 (59) Man In The Mirror – Michael Jackson
59 (55) Use Somebody – Kings Of Leon
60 (34) Cry Me A River – Michael Buble
61 (56) Paparazzi – Lady GaGa
62 (New) I Don’t Believe You – P!nk
63 (60) Poker Face – Lady GaGa
64 (75) Mama Said – Dionne Bromfield
65 (39) What About Now - Daughtry
66 (51) Watch The Sun Come Up - Example
67 (66) Boom Boom Pow – Black Eyed Peas
68 (62) LoveGame – Lady GaGa
69 (58) Get Shaky – Ian Carey Project
70 (50) Remedy – Little Boots
71 (Re) Stop Crying Your Heart Out - Oasis
72 (Re) Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It) - Beyonce
73 (67) Red – Daniel Merriweather
74 (Re) Halo - Beyonce
75 (Re) Sweet Child O’ Mine – Guns N’ Roses

[MrPopUK]

UK Top 75 Albums weekcommencing 8th November 2009

1 (1) 3 Words – Cheryl Cole
2 (New) The Circle – Bon Jovi
3 (2) Crazy Love – Michael Buble
4 (New) Greatest Hits – Foo Fighters
5 (4) Coming Home – The Soldiers
6 (3) This Is It – Michael Jackson
7 (5) Overcome – Alexandra Burke
8 (8) I Am Sasha Fierce - Beyonce
9 (New) The Ultimate Collection – Katherine Jenkins
10 (11) The End – Black Eyed Peas
11 (6) Believe – Katherine Jenkins
12 (10) The Very Best Of – Fleetwood Mac
13 (7) I Look To You – Whitney Houston
14 (19) Sunny Side Up – Paolo Nutini
15 (New) If On A Winter’s Night - Sting
16 (19) Revelation – Peter Andre
17 (9) Peace In The Valley – Daniel O’Donnell
18 (13) We’ll Meet Again: The Very Best Of – Vera Lynn
19 (New) The Ultimate – Bee Gees
20 (17) Only By The Night – Kings Of Leon
21 (18) The Resistance - Muse
22 (27) The Blueprint 3 – Jay-Z
23 (21) Lungs – Florence And The Machine
24 (14) Man From Another Time – Seasick Steve
25 (43) Funhouse – P!nk
26 (25) Celebration - Madonna
27 (New) Frankie Say Greatest – Frankie Goes To Hollywood
28 (22) The Ultimate Collection – Whitney Houston
29 (12) I Am Chipmunk - Chipmunk
30 (15) Tongue N Cheek – Dizzee Rascal
31 (23) West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum - Kasabian
32 (New) Live At Reading - Nirvana
33 (26) Reunited – Cliff Richard & The Shadows
34 (24) The Best Of – Alison Moyet
35 (Re) Some Guys Have All The Luck: The Best Of – Rod Stewart
36 (31) The Fame – Lady GaGa
37 (16) Once More – Spandau Ballet
38 (37) Introducing – Dionne Bromfield
39 (28) Your Songs – Harry Connick Jr
40 (32) Catch 22 – Tinchy Stryder
41 (New) World Painted Blood - Slayer
42 (20) Do You Want The Truth Or Something Beautiful? – Paloma Faith
43 (96) Cross Road: The Best Of – Bon Jovi
44 (30) The Very Best Of – Andy Williams
45 (42) Turn It Up – Pixie Lott
46 (New) Phrazes For The Young – Julian Casablancas
47 (New) I Told You I Was Freaky – Flight Of The Conchords
48 (38) She Wolf - Shakira
49 (48) The Essential – Michael Jackson
50 (39) Total Madness - Madness
51 (72) Spirit – Leona Lewis
52 (50) Ready For The Weekend – Calvin Harris
53 (34) Love Is The Answer – Barbra Streisand
54 (29) The Weekend Has Landed - Ultrabeat
55 (47) Greatest Hits – Robbie Williams
56 (49) It’s Not Me, It’s You – Lily Allen
57 (40) Call Me Irresponsible – Michael Buble
58 (41) Still So Far To Go: The Best Of – Chris Rea
59 (52) 21st Century Breakdown – Green Day
60 (61) Bad – Michael Jackson
61 (60) Sigh No More – Mumford & Sons
62 (63) Thriller – Michael Jackson
63 (36) Rebuilt By Humans – Newton Faulkner
64 (58) Day & Age – The Killers
65 (45) Brand New Eyes - Paramore
66 (33) In This Light And On This Evening – The Killers
67 (65) La Roux – La Roux
68 (62) Back Again: No Matter What - Boyzone
69 (56) The Boy Who Knew Too Much - Mika
70 (46) One Love – David Guetta
71 (44) Rokstarr – Taio Cruz
72 (70) Love & War – Daniel Merriweather
73 (51) Conditions – The Temper Trap
74 (New) Smashes & Trashes – Skunk Anansie
75 (New) Colour Me Free – Joss Stone

[Nichu]

Celebration only lost 1 place

[Crazytowel]

So chuffed Cheryl held on in Albums She'll be pushed down to at least 3 next week though

So glad Miley missed top 10 again lol

[brettyboy]

Nov 8th 09

The official countdown:

1 (NE) Everybody In Love - JLS
2 (01) Fight For This Love – Cheryl Cole
3 (06) Meet Me Halfway – Black Eyed Peas
4 (03) Down – Jay Sean
5 (04) Bad Boys – Alexandra Burke
6 (NE) Tik Tok - Kesha
7 (05) Haven’t Met You Yet – Michael Buble
8 (02) What About Now - Westlife
9 (NE) End Credits – Chase & Status
10 (14) Bad Romance – Lady GaGa
11 (13) Empire State Of Mind – Jay-Z ft Alicia Keys
12 (7) Oopsy Daisy - Chipmunk
13 (11) Party In The USA – Miley Cyrus
14 (8) Million Dollar Bill – Whitney Houston
15 (NE) Just Say Yes – Snow Patrol
16 (10) I Gotta Feeling – Black Eyed Peas
17 (28) Pencil Full Of Lead – Paolo Nutini
18 (25) Flashback – Calvin Harris
19 (NE) Don’t Stop Believin’ - Journey
20 (15) You’re Not Alone – Tinchy Stryder
21 (16) Hotel Room Service - Pitbull
22 (12) Break Your Heart – Taio Cruz
23 (09) Bodies – Robbie Williams
24 (18) Sexy Chick – David Guetta ft Akon
25 (NE) We Weren’t Born To Follow – Bon Jovi
26 (19) I Got Soul – Young Soul Rebels
27 (NE) Broken-Hearted Girl - Beyonce
28 (20) She Wolf - Shakira
29 (NE) I Can Transform Ya – Chris Brown
30 (26) 3 Words – Cheryl Cole
31 (22) Anyway – Duck Sauce
32 (NE) You Should Have Known – Laura White
33 (21) Good Girls Gone Bad – Cobra Starship
34 (27) Dirtee Cash – Dizzee Rascal
35 (17) The Captain – Biffy Clyro
36 (24) Sweet Disposition – The Temper Trap
37 (23) Forever Is Over – The Saturdays
38 (38) Wheels – Foo Fighters
39 (31) Sex On Fire – Kings Of Leon
40 (37) You Got The Love – Florence And The Machine

The UK has a brand new number 1 hit, courtesy of boyband/r&b act JLS. By entering at the top with 'Everybody in love' they have become the 12th act in chart history to enter at number 1 with their first 2 singles; the others are:

Billie Piper
Westlife
Leona Lewis
Arctic Monkeys
Alexandra Burke
Will young
Gareth Gates
Hearsay
Robson and Jerome
B*witched
Mcfly

This of course spells bad news for 'Girls Alouder' Cheryl Cole, whose hit 'Fight for this love' has fallen to number 2 after a fortnight on top.

Just below is the weeks highest climber, Black Eyed Peas 'Meet me halfway' has advanced a further 3 places on its
4th charting week and now lies at number 3. Could this song be strong enough to become their 3rd number 1 of the year? Watch this space...

Moving down the chart this week are 2 of last weeks high new entries; Westlife's 'What about now' is down 6 places to 8 and Jay Sean's 'Down' is down 1 at 3, both tracks now seemingly unlikely to hit the top. Also moving down this week is Michael Buble, after climbing to number 5 lasy week, 'Haven't met you yet' has fallen 2 to 7, although it has almost certainly now peaked, it is still by far the biggest hit of Michael's career.

It's not all doom and gloom however in the top 10 as the bottom half features 2 new arrivals and 1 hit climbing from the teens. The 2nd highest new entry of the week is R&B star, Kei$ha's 'Tick tock'. This is Kei$ha's 2nd UK hit,but her first as a solo artist, her last hit being her number 1 collaboration with Flo Rida, 'Right round' back in March. Also new in the top 10 are UK dance and electronic producers Saul Milton and Will Kennard, better known as Chase and Status. 'End credits' is the first top 40 hit for the duo having previously only been as high as number 45 in the past (Against all odds in March). The track also features UK rapper Plan B who is also making his top 40 debut, also having had minor success outside the top 40 in the past. There's good news for fans of Lady Gaga, having missed the top 10 with her last 2 hits (Lovegame, Chillin') her new track 'Bad romance' has climbed 4 places to number 10 after its number 14 debut last week. 'Bad romance is Gaga's 6th hit and 4th to reach the top 10.

Just outside the top 10 is a chart u-turner, Jay Z and Alicia Keys former number 2 hit 'Empire state of mind' has climbed back up 2 places to 11 on its 8th charting week, just missing out on a return to the top 10. Unfortunately the outlook for Miley Cyrus's latest hit 'Party in the USA' is not as rosy, having moved down 2 places to 13 it seems this may well be her 3rd hit to peak at 11 and she is yet to crack the top 10.

There's a new entry at 15 for Snow Patrol's latest single 'Just say yes'. It's the bands 11th top 40 hit, but their first in over a year. Their last top 40 hit was 'Take back the city' peaked at 6 last October, they have since then had a minor hit 'Crack the shutters' which narrowly missed the top 40 last Christmas. The bands biggest hit in terms of chart positions is their 2007 number 4 hit 'Signal fire'.

Moving up to another new peak is Paolo Nutini's 'Pencil full of lead'. The song has jumped 11 places up to number 17 and in the process has become the 2nd biggest hit of his career, surpassing the the number 21 peak of 'New shoes' (2007), the number 20 peak of 'Jenny don't be hasty' (2006) and the number 19 peak of 'Candy' (2009). Paolo's biggest hit is still, of course 'Last request', his number 5 hit in summer of 2006. Also reaching new heights is Calvin Harris's 'Flashback', it's moved up 7 places to 18 on only its 3rd charting week, now his 6th top 20 hit.

There's a new arrival and in fact a top 40 chart debut at the bottom end of the top 20 for American rock band Journey. The track 'Don't stop believing' only peaked at 62 on its original release in 1982; this year it has had minor success outside the top 40 spending 10 weeks in the top 75 and reached number 52. But this week it's finally a top 40 hit as a result of exposure on X Factor, a new entry at 19. Also new this week is Bon Jovi's 41st top 40 hit (including Jon-Bon-Jovi) 'We weren't born to follow'. The track has landed at 25 and is already the bands biggest hit since 'Who says you can't go home' reached number 5 in 2006.

Just below is another new arrival at 27, 'Broken hearted girl' is Beyonce's 17th hit as a solo artist following up her top 5 hit 'Sweet dreams' which left the chart just last week. Also new this week is 'I can transform you', a 10th top 40 hit for R&B star Chris Brown. The song has landed at 29 and is immediately his biggest hit since 'Forever' hit number 4 last Summer. Chris's biggest hit is 'Run it' which peaked at 2 in 2006. 'I can transform you' also features vocals from Lil Wayne who can boast 2 hits in this weeks top 40 as he also features on Jay Sean's 'Down'.

Moving down the chart this week is 'Anyway' by Duck Sauce, it's down 9 places at 31, now looking unlikely to beat its number 22 debut. Also sliding is Cheryl Cole's '3 words', down 4 to 30; it should be noted however that the appearance of this song in the chart at all is attributed to eager downloaders as the song is not scheduled for a single release until 2010.

This weeks final new entry belongs to an X Factor contestant, 'You should have known' by Laura White is at 32.

At the very bottom of the chart is Florence and the machine's version of 'You got the love'. Having arrived at number 37 after 8 weeks of lingering around the top 75, this week the track has fallen 3 places to 40. Interestingly the original version of the song by Candi Statin has appeared in the top 40 3 times; it was a number 4 hit in 1991, a number 3 hit in 1997 and a number 7 hit in 2006. Perhaps everyone who wants this track has it!

Several major hits have left the top 40 this week, JLS's previous chart topper 'Beat again' is down 6 at 41, Pixie Lott's former number 1 'Boys and girls' is down 14 at 46 and Jay Z's number 1 hit 'Run this town' is down 7 at 47.

Bubbling under the top 40 are the following potential future hits:

Pixie Lott - Cry me out (45)
Sean Kingston - Face drop (56)


This weeks major (physical) releases are:

Athlete – Black Swan Song
Bandaged – All You Need Is Love
Leona Lewis – Happy
N-Dubz - I Need You
Ou Est Le Swimming Pool - Dance The Way I Feel
Skunk Anansie – Squander
Sugababes – About A Girl