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JuJu's Chart 23/04/06
TW|LW|WI|HP
01 01 03 01 THUNDER IN MY HEART AGAIN - MECK FEAT. LEO SAYER
02 NE 01 02 MAKE A MOVE ON ME - JOEY NEGRO
03 NE 01 03 C’MON GET IT ON - STUDIO B
04 02 03 01 TOGETHER WE ARE ONE - DELTA GOODREM
05 03 04 03 WHEN IT ALL FALLS APART - THE VERONICAS
06 NE 01 06 HORNY AS A DANDY - MOUSSE T FEAT. INAYA DAY V DANDY WARHOLS
07 05 10 01 S.O.S - RHIANNA
08 NE 01 08 ITS TOO LATE - DIRTY SOUTH V EVERMORE
09 07 07 01 ONE - U2 & MARY J BLIGE
10 NE 01 10 BE WITHOUT YOU - MARY J BLIGE
11 10 13 10 TALK - COLDPLAY
12 04 05 02 PUT YOUR RECORDS ON - CORINNE BAILEY RAE
13 08 09 01 FADED - KATE DERAUGO
14 06 08 01 FLAUNT IT - TV ROCK FEAT. SEANY B
15 09 07 01 WATCHIN - FREEMASONS
16 NE 01 16 GET UP OUTTA THE DIRT - BUTTERFINGERS
17 12 19 01 SORRY - MADONNA
18 13 10 06 LOVE DECLARATION - PAUL MAC
19 15 02 15 SAY SOMETHIN - MARIAH CAREY FEAT. PHARRELL & SNOOP DOGG
20 16 10 01 WAKE UP - THE LIVING END
COMMENTARY
Leo Sayer just manages to hang on to #1 by a whisker, with strong competition by both Joey Negro and Studio B, authors of last year's club hit I See Girls which failed to make this chart. Dirty South return to the Top 10 after 2005's #1 Sleazy, making it three Australian artists in the Top 10, and all three have reached the top spot before (bar Evermore).
Mary J Blige scores herself two songs simultaneously in the Top 10, whilst Corinne Bailey Rae takes the biggest drop straight out of the Top 5 down to #12. Madonna manages to spend a 19th week on the chart, with the release date for Jump inching closer, watch for another Top 5 debut from the Queen of Pop. Could she take home Artist of the Year this year, after last year's shock winner of the award, the Freemasons, ahead of Kelly Clarkson?
TW|LW|WI|HP
01 01 03 01 THUNDER IN MY HEART AGAIN - MECK FEAT. LEO SAYER
02 NE 01 02 MAKE A MOVE ON ME - JOEY NEGRO
03 NE 01 03 C’MON GET IT ON - STUDIO B
04 02 03 01 TOGETHER WE ARE ONE - DELTA GOODREM
05 03 04 03 WHEN IT ALL FALLS APART - THE VERONICAS
06 NE 01 06 HORNY AS A DANDY - MOUSSE T FEAT. INAYA DAY V DANDY WARHOLS
07 05 10 01 S.O.S - RHIANNA
08 NE 01 08 ITS TOO LATE - DIRTY SOUTH V EVERMORE
09 07 07 01 ONE - U2 & MARY J BLIGE
10 NE 01 10 BE WITHOUT YOU - MARY J BLIGE
11 10 13 10 TALK - COLDPLAY
12 04 05 02 PUT YOUR RECORDS ON - CORINNE BAILEY RAE
13 08 09 01 FADED - KATE DERAUGO
14 06 08 01 FLAUNT IT - TV ROCK FEAT. SEANY B
15 09 07 01 WATCHIN - FREEMASONS
16 NE 01 16 GET UP OUTTA THE DIRT - BUTTERFINGERS
17 12 19 01 SORRY - MADONNA
18 13 10 06 LOVE DECLARATION - PAUL MAC
19 15 02 15 SAY SOMETHIN - MARIAH CAREY FEAT. PHARRELL & SNOOP DOGG
20 16 10 01 WAKE UP - THE LIVING END
COMMENTARY
Leo Sayer just manages to hang on to #1 by a whisker, with strong competition by both Joey Negro and Studio B, authors of last year's club hit I See Girls which failed to make this chart. Dirty South return to the Top 10 after 2005's #1 Sleazy, making it three Australian artists in the Top 10, and all three have reached the top spot before (bar Evermore).
Mary J Blige scores herself two songs simultaneously in the Top 10, whilst Corinne Bailey Rae takes the biggest drop straight out of the Top 5 down to #12. Madonna manages to spend a 19th week on the chart, with the release date for Jump inching closer, watch for another Top 5 debut from the Queen of Pop. Could she take home Artist of the Year this year, after last year's shock winner of the award, the Freemasons, ahead of Kelly Clarkson?