Billboard – Chart Date 9/8/12

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As we all know, there are approximately 78,821 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. The date in the header is the published chart date.

Albums:
One Direction “Up All Night”: BB200 10 (7); Digital 12 (11); Internet 22 (22)
Kelly Clarkson “Stronger”: BB200 19 (35); Internet 3 (RE)
Carrie Underwood “Blown Away”: BB200 21 (17); Country 4 (2)
Jordin Sparks “Sparkle”: BB200 25 (21); R&B 8 (8); Internet 22 (RE)
Phil Phillips Walmart Album: BB200 132 (89)
Scotty McCreery “Clear as Day”: BB200 129 (41); Country 25 (26)
Daughtry “Daughtry”: BB200 184 (RE)
Skylar Laine Walmart Album: Country 48 (43)
Casey James “Casey James”: Country 62 (69)
Josh Ledet Walmart Album: R&B 38 (28)
Rebecca Fergusen “Heaven”: R&B 53 (50)
Jackie Evancho “Dream With Me”: Classical Cross-Over 3 (2)
Mandisa “What if We Were Real”: Christian 9 (13)
Landau Eugene Murphy Jr “That’s Life”: Jazz 42 (38)

Singles:
Carly Rae Jepsen “Call Me Maybe”: Hot 100 6 (3); Hot 100 Airplay 12 (5); Digital 7 (7); Hot Single Sales 2 (2); AC 5 (5); Adult Top 40 6 (6)
Owl City & Carly Rae Jepsen “Good Time”: Hot 100 9 (13); Hot 100 Airplay 15 (17); Digital 5 (8); Adult Top 40 20 (20)
Cher Lloyd “Want U Back”: Hot 100 16 (16); Hot 100 Airplay 26 (23); Digital 9 (9); Adult Top 40 27 (30)
Phillip Phillips “Home”: Hot 100 23 (17); Hot 100 Airplay 75 (-); Digital 8 (5); Adult Top 40 14 (17)
One Direction “What Makes You Beautiful”: Hot 100 28 (26); Hot 100 Airplay 27 (22); Digital 36 (28); AC 8 (10); Adult Top 40 15 (15)
Carrie Underwood “Blown Away”: Hot 100 31 (30); Hot 100 Airplay 55 (60); Digital 17 (16); Country 12 (16)
Kelly Clarkson “Stronger (What Doesn’t Kill You)”: Hot 100 47 (41); Hot 100 Airplay 33 (30); AC 3 (3)
Kelly Clarkson “Dark Side”: Hot 100 50 (45); Hot 100 Airplay 54 (50); Digital 37 (34); AC 23 (25); Adult Top 40 9 (7); Dance Club 8 (8)
One Direction “One Thing”: Digital 52 (52); Adult Top 40 60 (39)
Casey Abrams “Get Out”: AC 26 (26)
Jordin Sparks “Celebrate” featuring Whitney Houston: Adult R&B 14 (10)
Rebecca Fergusen “Run Free”: Adult R&B 28 (28)
Michael Lynche “Who’s Gonna Love You More”: Adult R&B 29 (29)
Leah Labelle “Sexify”: Adult R&B 38 (35)
Casey James “Crying on a Suitcase”: Country 30 (34)
Lauren Alaina “18 Inches”: Country 37 (41)
Jason Castro “Only a Mountain”: Christian Songs 24 (27)
Adam Lambert “Never Close Our Eyes”: Dance Club 15 (6)
Rebecca Fergusen “Nothing’s Real But Love”: Dance Club 16 (20)

 
  • tripp_ncwy

    HDD: Bolstered by strong sales from the Christian market, tobyMac should win the fight for #1 next week, the first Christian/gospel artist to do so in recent memory. Here’s how it looks headed into the Labor Day weekend, with no releases selling in six figures:

    *tobyMac (Forefront) 60-65k
    *Slaughterhouse (Shady/Aftermath/Interscope) 50-55k
    Trey Songz (Atlantic) 40-45k
    *Alanis Morissette (Collective Sounds) 35-40k
    Now 43 (Capitol/EMI) 30-35k
    2 Chainz (Def Jam/IDJ) 27-30k
    Adele (XL/Columbia) 21-24k
    fun. (Fueled By Ramen) 19-22k
    Maroon 5 (A&M/Octone) 19-22k
    Rick Ross (Def Jam/IDJ) 18-21k
    Justin Bieber (Island/IDJ) 17-20
    kOne Direction (Syco/Columbia) 17-20k
    Zac Brown Band (Atlantic) 14-17k
    Lumineers (Dualtone) 13-15k
    DJ Khaled (Cash Money/Republic) 13-15k
    Of Monsters & Men (Republic) 13-15k
    Carrie Underwood (19/Arista Nashville) 13-15k
    Luke Bryan (Capitol Nashville/EMI) 13-15k
    *Debuts (8/30p) 

    http://www.hitsdailydouble.com/news/rumormill.cgi

  • elliegrll

    This shouldn’t surprise anyone, top 40//Rhythmic radio listeners buy more music than anyone else.  They are followed by Top 40/Mainstream listeners, Urban, Hot AC, Rock, Urban AC, Classic Rock, and last AC.

    Some demographics:

    Among those who frequently purchase CD’s and downloaded music, 49% are female, while 51% are male. Furthermore, 46.6% are between the ages of 25 and 44 and 67% are between the ages of 18 and 44. 

    http://www.allaccess.com/net-news/archive/story/109785/media-audit-survey-finds-top-40-listeners-buy-the 

  • FromAway

    It’s been noted in previous Numbers threads that the New York and LA HAC stations aren’t playing “Home.”  But in the thread on Phillip’s album being delayed until Jan.-Feb., he’s interviewed by (and performs for) a DJ from NY’s WPLJ.  Does that mean that station will probably now be adding “Home” to its rotation?  WPLJ was still shown as not having added it as of last week’s reports.  Seems odd to interview an artist whose songs you don’t play, so hopefully this is a good sign for “Home” being on the airwaves in NY soon.  That DJ sure seemed like a P2 fan!  

  • elliegrll

    Seems odd to interview an artist whose songs you don’t play

    It happens all of the time, and not just to idol alums.  I think that Z100 had Adam in twice, but never played either single.  

    Stations like to show their listeners that they can land interviews with artists.

    Yesterday, Z100 also tweeted Phillip a link to Philip’s performance.  He was the only one who received that treatment, which makes sense, since the station would never play Joshua or Colton’s music.  But, who knows if that means that the station will eventually add Home, and play it with any regularity.

  • ptebwwong

    I’m not surprised at top 40/rhythmic listeners buying the most music since it’s basically the most heard music on radio stations. 

    I am surprised that the country genre is not on the list. I know most of the ok country singers don’t sell that much. But I thought the big country stars like Taylor, Jason, Lady A, etc. would be enough to balance it out so the genre is at least on the list.