Billboard – 3/17/12

By On 03/09/2012 · 37 Comments · In America's Got Talent, American Idol, Charts, The Voice

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As we all know, there are approximately 84,212 Billboard charts. This is a summary of just some of those charts and how the Idols/AGTers did on them this week. Please feel free to post rankings from your favourite BB chart or any other numbers you care to share. This is the daily numbers thread.

Two charts topped: Kelly Clarkson “Stronger” – Hot 100; Carrie Underwood “Good Girl” – Country Digital Tracks

Lauren Alaina:
Wildflower: Country Album 30 (28)
Georgie Peaches: Country Songs 32 (35)

Kelly Clarkson:
Stronger: BB200 24 (15); 200 7 (9)
Don’t You Wanna Stay: Digital Country Songs 30 (30)
Mr. Know It All: Adult Contemporary 5 (6); Country Songs 55 (53); Hot Single Sales 24 (RE)
Stronger: Hot 100 2 (1); Hot Airplay 2 (3); Adult Top 40 1 (2); Adult Contemporary 17 (17); Digital Tracks 3 (2); Dance Club 6 (2);

Daughtry:
Break the Spell: BB200 110 (90)
Crawling Back To You: Adult Contemporary 15

James Durbin
Love Me Bad: Adult Top 40 37 (39)

Jacki Evancho (AGT):
Dream With Me: Classical Cross-Over Album 3 (2);

Rebecca Ferguson (UKXF):
Nothing But Love: Adult R&B 24 (25), R&B Hip Hop 95 (68)

Dia Framptom:
Red: Top Heatseekers Album 19 (14)

Jennifer Hudson:
I Remember Me: R&B Album 62 (66)
I Got This: Adult R&B 11 (13); R&B Hip Hop 54 (62)
Think Like a Man: Adult R&B 35 (33); R&B Hip Hop 51 (51)

Casey James:
Let’s Don’t Call it a Night: Country Songs 27 (27)

Carly Rae Jepsen (CI):
Call Me Maybe: Hot 100 31 (38); Digital Tracks 12 (20); 200 8 (7)

Adam Lambert:
Better Than I Know Myself: Adult Top 40 24 (27)

Mandisa:
What If We Were Real: Christian Albums 12 (11)
Good Morning: Christian Songs 40 (41)
Waiting for Tomorrow: Christian AC 8 (4); Christian Songs 13 (11)

Scotty McCreery:
Clear as Day: BB200 64 (52); Country Albums 11 (10)
The Trouble With Girls: Hot 100 81 (83); Hot 100 Airplay 71 (73); Country Songs 17 (19); Digital Country Song 19 (20)

Landau Eugene Murphy:
That’s Life: Jazz Album 6 (6)

One Direction (UKXF)
What Makes You Beautiful: Hot 100 44 (50); Digital Tracks 26 (31); 200 15 (11)

Kellie Pickler:
100 Proof: Country Albums 33 (25)

Ruben Studdard:
June 28th: Adult R&B 20 (20); R&B Hip Hop 92 (93)

Carrie Underwood:
Good Girl: Hot 100 18 (24); Hot Digital 9 (11); Country Song 19 (30); Country Digital Track 1 (1)
Remind Me: Country Digital Songs 42 (42)

The Voice on BB:
None on Hot 100 or Digital Tracks

 
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  • Anonymous

    Harlow22…you’re too funny! lol!!!  By the way Scotty’s song is in the 80′s now.. ;-)  

  • Kirsten

     

    There is no “If” to it. A song in the 90s on itunes is not selling anywhere close to 30K a day in downloads.

    Well….it might be if today was Dec 25th. Today is not Dec 25th.

  • Anonymous

    Mayer was supposed to perform at Jazz Fest, here in New Orleans this year.  They have replaced him with Cee Lo Green.

  • Anonymous

    iTunes Singles
    Please Remember Me
    #85

    Geaux Scotty!

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_SYFK77IYLRQIVATQ2MJKSW2J7Y Pam

    i-tunes:
    85. Please Remember Me – Scotty McCreery
    54. Clear As Day – Scotty McCreery

  • Anonymous

    There’s no denying, Scotty’s voice is beautiful . Been listening to PRM on utube and if the song doesn’t grab you right away, at least for me, give it time, it will. I think, at first, I was trying to evaluate it too much as an elimination song. When, I was through with that, and just listened, I found, like others songs of Scottys’ there’s something soothing to the soul, in listening to Scotty sing this song. 

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_SYFK77IYLRQIVATQ2MJKSW2J7Y Pam

    i-tunes:
    84. Please Remember Me – Scotty McCreery
     

  • Mike M

    itunes

    90 Please Remember Me–Scotty McCreery
    94 The Trouble With Girls–Scotty McCreery
    103 Georgia Peaches–Lauren Alaina

    I thought the Idol push would have ended by now but I suppose Youtube vids help keep it going. This is my favorite vocal performance by Scotty, by the way. I hate to say that since it’s not on his album, but it’s such a terrific song and the melody hits him right in his sweet spot. 

  • Anonymous

    I’m very new to all of this so I have a question for the experts. Is it possible that Scotty’s version of Please Remember Me will be released to radio?

  • windmills

    Mike M: 
    I thought the Idol push would have ended by now but I suppose Youtube vids help keep it going. This is my favorite vocal performance by Scotty, by the way. I hate to say that since it’s not on his album, but it’s such a terrific song and the melody hits him right in his sweet spot.

    I think the impact of primetime TV performances typically peaks around 24 hours after the performance because of the Itunes rolling window (which is probably around 24-36 hours lately). 

    ITA about your Scotty Please Remember Me comment. I was thinking that it was definitely my favorite ballad studio vocal from him, though I also really dig his vocal on more midtempo Write My Number On Your Hand. Goes to show what having some time to record (and some growth as a singer) will do for you.

    mmmtx: I’m very new to all of this so I have a question for the experts. Is it possible that Scotty’s version of Please Remember Me will be released to radio?

    It’ll be made available for airplay and I expect it’ll get some spins here and there, especially by Scotty’s hometown station. But, Mercury Nashville’s highly unlikely to promote it as a single because they want album sales and PRM is not on Scotty’s album.

  • http://twitter.com/goneCountry33 Gadfly

    I lovvee Scotty’s “Please remember me”. Been listenning to it over and over in the last 2 days. Can’t wait for the 2nd album from him. Based on how much he has grown, and with more time to record, I know it’s gonna fantastic! 

  • Anonymous

    windmills i agree with you i think since we are into March he might be better off releasing WYNOMH i do like YMTLG just do think it would go as high i may be wrong IMO

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