And the award goes to…Carrie Underwood. Carrie is the only idol to reach a new milestone this week, though a number came close. Carrie has managed to achieve yet another top 5 hit on the Country chart. The woman has become an institution.
Meanwhile, over on UAC, Ruben has returned to the top 15. Kelly Clarkson went recurrent on HAC.
There were no changes on the top Idol in any of the formats, but there were some new peaks. Kris’s LLWD reached new peaks on Pop and AC, while Adam’s WWFM reached them on Pop, AC and HAC. Jason Casto has been up and down on the charts, but I think his song reached a new peak on HAC as well. Danny and Carrie have new peaks on Country.
Here are your Monday Morning Mediabase Updates for airplay as of 10:42 pm of 03/07/10 after the jump.
Adam Lambert:
“Whataya Want From Me”: ^16 HAC (19), ^16 Pop (18), ^37 AC (38)
Carrie Underwood:
“Cowboy Casanova” : 25 HAC (27)
“Temporary Home” : ^5 Country (8)
Danny Gokey:
“My Best Days are Ahead”: ^32 Country (34)
Daughtry:
“Life After You”: ^5 HAC (5), ^23 Pop (23)
“No Surprise”: ^6 AC (5)
Jason Castro:
“Let’s Just Fall in Love”: ^46 HAC (47)
Katharine McPhee:
“Had it All” : 25 AC (26)
Kellie Pickler:
“Didn’t You Know How Much I Loved You”: 21 Country (15)
Kelly Clarkson:
“Already Gone”: ^5 AC (5)
Kris Allen:
“Live Like We Are Dying”: ^6 HAC (6), ^11 Pop (13), ^22 AC (24)
Phil Stacey:
“Some Kind of Love”: 47 CAC (45)
Ruben Studdard:
“Don’t Make ‘Em Like…”: ^15 UAC (17), 44 Urban (43)
Note: Numbers indicate position on the chart while numbers in brackets indicate the position on the chart the previous week. The “^” (aka “a bullet”) indicates that a song gained spins since last week
Upcoming Add Dates:
Mar 8: HAC: Kelly Clarkson: “All I Ever Wanted”
Mar 9: Pop: Kelly Clarkson: “All I Ever Wanted”
Mar 22: Country: Bucky Covington: “A Father’s Love”
