Sexta-feira 9 Abr 2010, 16h:23
Artist of the Month
1. Miranda Lambert: 106 listeners
2. Gary Allan: 101
3. Johnny Cash: 95
4T. Brad Paisley: 89
4T. George Strait: 89
6. Lady Antebellum: 86
7. Alan Jackson: 81
8T. Dixie Chicks: 80
8T. Sugarland: 80
10T. Garth Brooks: 76
10T. Lee Ann Womack: 76
12. Dolly Parton: 73
13. Patty Loveless: 71
14T. Carrie Underwood: 70
14T. Martina McBride: 70
16. Reba McEntire: 69
17. Kenny Chesney: 68
18T. Brooks & Dunn: 67
19T. Taylor Swift: 67
20T. Trisha Yearwood: 66
20T. Willie Nelson: 66
A new album from Allan helped shoot him up the chart, but Lambert still maintains her death grip as the Artist of the Month for the third straight month. Jackson also moved up the list, as he had 73 listeners in February. With a brand new album of his own, he should move up the ranks even further. The biggest drops were from Carrie Underwood (85 listeners to 70) and Reba McEntire (83 to 69).
Album of the Month
1. Miranda Lambert, Revolution: 69 listeners
2T. Lady Antebellum, Need You Now: 49
2T. Taylor Swift, Fearless: 49
4. Gary Allan, Get Off On The Pain: 43
5T. Lady Antebellum, Lady Antebellum: 42
5T. Carrie Underwood, Play On: 42
7. Lee Ann Womack, Call Me Crazy: 40
8T. Dixie Chicks, Fly: 36
8T. Dixie Chicks, Home: 36
8T. Easton Corbin, Easton Corbin: 36
11. Sugarland, Love On The Inside: 34
12T. Josh Turner, Haywire: 32
12T. Reba McEntire: Keep On Lovin' You: 32
12T. Martina McBride, Shine: 32
15T. Hayes Carll, Trouble In Mind: 31
15T. Eric Church, Carolina: 31
15T. Lady GaGa, The Fame: 31
18T. Jason Aldean, Wide Open: 30
18T. Ashley Monroe, Satisfied: 30
18T. Dixie Chicks, Taking The Long Way: 30
This is the first month that we've been able to have an Album of the Month, and Lambert won this one, too, in a landslide. She had a cumulative 20 more listeners for Revolution than any other album. Allan's new effort came out with a bang, but the listnership for it has been fairly spotty. Easton Corbin has had a pretty big gain in our group. In January, no one had even heard of him or had played any of his songs. Two months later, he's got a Top 10 album. It's also worth noting that Ashley Monroe snuck in at the bottom of the list without any kind of promotion or singles, just word of mouth. Yes, I'm trying to ignore the fact that Lady GaGa tied with Hayes Carll.
Track of the Month
1. Miranda Lambert, “The House That Built Me”: 42 listeners
2. Easton Corbin, “A Little More Country Than That”: 38
3. Lady Antebellum, “Need You Now”: 36
4T. Miranda Lambert, “White Liar”: 26
4T. Gary Allan, “Today”: 26
6T. Carrie Underwood, “Cowboy Casanova”: 25
6T. Gary Allan, “Get Off On The Pain”: 25
8. Lee Ann Womack, “Last Call”: 24
9T. Josh Turner, “Why Don't We Just Dance”: 23
9T. Miranda Lambert, “Makin' Plans”: 23
9T. Laura Bell Bundy, “Giddy On Up”: 23
9T. Lady Antebellum, “American Honey”: 23
13. Gary Allan, “Kiss Me When I'm Down”: 22
14. Miranda Lambert, “Heart Like Mine”: 21
15. Jaron And The Long Road To Love, “Pray For You”: 21
16T. Miranda Lambert, “Virginia Bluebell”: 20
16T. Gary Allan, “Along The Way”: 20
16T. Gary Allan, “That Ain's Gonna Fly”: 20
16T. Easton Corbin, “The Way Love Looks”: 20
20. 8 songs with 19
Lambert completes the sweep by winning this category as well, but at least it's opened up a little. Allan had just as many tracks in the Top 20 as Lambert, and Lady Antebellum and Corbin added a couple as well. Two brand new acts, Bundy and Jaron & The Ridiculously Long Band Name, made the charts with their debut singles. Neither artist had any significant plays before this month, so they've built up some decent momentum in a short amount of time. One buzzworthy single doesn't guarantee a successful career, but it seems like they're off to a decent start.