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| TITLE | Everytime We Touch |
| ARTIST | Cascada |
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In 2002 and 2003 when we were 'Pure Dance' European trance and techno totally dominated our chart. We returned to our mainstream pop roots early on in 2004, and imported dance music pretty much disappeared from our scene. U.S. TOP 40 stations - slow to embrace the genre - gave this track a try out on their airwaves as 2005 came to a close and morphed into 2006. It turned out to be one of the TOP 30 hottest hits of 2006 at mainstream pop radio.
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The All-American Rejects out of Stillwater Oklahoma (home of Oklahoma State University) scored a # 1 debut smash that was powerful enough to end the 9-week run at # 1 by fellow tourmates Fall Out Boy ("Sugar, We're Goin' Down"). They followed it up ... with another # 1 smash in "Move Along".
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Christina's 11TH hit on our chart since her Summer Of 1999 debut was surprisingly her 2ND # 1 smash and also her 2ND longest-running smash on our chart - 2ND in both cases to "Beautiful" in 2003. Christina is a featured artist on our Selected Chart Discographies page.
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The Black Eyed Peas posted 2 hits on our TOP 50 Of 2004 and 3 hits on our TOP 50 Of 2005. This is their only hit on this year's chart. It was their 6TH hit in less than two years to peak at either # 1 or # 2 and also rack-up at least 18 weeks on our chart.
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| TITLE | S.O.S. (Rescue Me) |
| ARTIST | Rihanna |
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Rihanna's hit music career started off with a bang. She spent 53 weeks in a row with us (August 14th 2005 - August 13th 2006) with her 4 hits overlapping each other (starting with "Pon De Replay").
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Aside from The Black Eyed Peas the only other artist that is on our TOP 10 for the year that was also on our TOP 10 for 2005 is Shakira. In 2005 "La Tortura" was our # 8 smash of the year.
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| TITLE | Over My Head (Cable Car) |
| ARTIST | The Fray |
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12 of our current TOP 25 hits (of the week) are on our TOP 50 chart here, and this is the highest-ranking of them all. It's a rock, pop, and adult contemporary smash that joined our chart at the end of June - and it's been with us ever since. It's our 2ND longest-running smash of the year.
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Justin Timberlake's first radio single in over 3 years turned out to quickly become his biggest solo smash ever all over the world. It was the 11TH biggest smash of 2006 at U.S. Mainstream Top 40 radio, and it was the only song in the TOP 20 of that chart to not receive any airplay at all from January through June.
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6 WEEKS AT # 1 ! (3 ADDITIONAL WEEKS IN DECEMBER 2005) |
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This is one of the greatest hard rock songs in recent memory. At least that's what I think about it right now. I've said that about other 'great' songs in the past, and some of them have maintained their greatness over the test of time while others have faded away anonymously. Ask me again in about 5 years whether or not I think that it is still a rock masterpiece.
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Nelly Furtado's first radio smash in over 4 years was worth waiting for. It presented a different - more daring side to her. It was a far cry from her 2001 debut smash "I'm Like A Bird" which spent 21 weeks on our chart and was our # 28 smash of the year.
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It's nominated for two Grammys - Record Of The Year and Best Urban / Alternative Performance. Their album "St. Elsewhere" is nominated for a few more Grammys including Album Of The Year.
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We appreciate all of our loyal fans all over the world. In 2006 our loyal fans in the Internet cafes of Singapore frequently wrote in to thank us for featuring their favourite artist on our chart. The Pussycat Dolls were MASSIVE on POWER-98.
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"Far Away" and "Lips Of An Angel" have both been on our chart for 20 weeks, and they've been right next to each other side-by-side on our chart for the past 13 weeks in a row ...
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| TITLE | Lips Of An Angel |
| ARTIST | Hinder |
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... And when two (or more) hits on our chart tie with the same total number of chart points the hit(s) with the higher peak position receive the higher ranking here on our 'Year In Review' chart.
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Kelly Clarkson spent a MASSIVE 89 weeks in a row on our chart from September 2004 to June 2006, and when this long-running smash fell off of our chart the 89 weeks had come to a grinding halt.
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Daniel Castady (lead vocalist and guitarist), Aaron Green (guitarist), Keith Mochel (bassist), and Mark Rhoades (drummer) are The Fold out of Chicago, and this is the lead-off track of their 2006 album "This Too Shall Pass".
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It was nominated for the MASSIVE Memory Music Award for Best Hard Rock Hit twice - in 2005 and 2006 - and it lost both times to "Somebody Told Me" (The Killers) and "Sugar, We're Goin' Down" (Fall Out Boy) respectively.
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Cherish are four sisters - twins Farrah and Fallon, and Felisha and Neosha. This is their debut smash from their debut album "Unappreciated". Perhaps the title of their new album has something to do with their emergence in 2003 when they were set to release their original debut album "The Moment". Instead of an album release they found themselves without a record label. They felt "Unappreciated".
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It's Stellar Kart out of Phoenix Arizona with an activating track from their album "We Can't Stand Sitting Down". They really can't. Be like them. Don't be complacent. Be alive. Get up. Make a move. "Activate". Show some love.
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"Rebirthing" now. I wanna live for love. Wanna live for you and me. Breathe for the first time now. I come alive somehow. "Rebirthing" now. I wanna live my life. Wanna give you everything. Breathe for the first time now. I come alive somehow.
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It was MASSIVE on the radio - the # 5 smash of the year at U.S. Mainstream Top 40 radio with significant airplay generated in all 12 months (peaking in April and May as the "Temperature" rose).
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Our 2006 MASSIVE Memory Music Award winner for Best Hip Hop Hit is nominated for two Grammys for Best Rap Song and Best Rap Performance By A Duo Or Group. Catch the Grammys LIVE on CBS-TV on Sunday February 11th 2007 !
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The video featuring lead vocalist Tyson Ritter appearing in a fast-moving montage of different clothing at different settings won Best Group Video and Best Editing In A Video at the 2006 MTV Video Music Awards.
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"Where'd You Go ?" I miss you so. Seems like it's been forever that you've been gone. "Where'd You Go ?" I miss you so. Seems like it's been forever that you've been gone. Please come back home ...
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When Ashley was notified on his cell phone that this song was finally on the radio he stopped his car in traffic, got out, and went nuts in the middle of the street as onlookers looked on in bewilderment. It was all for the MTV "There & Back" cameras.
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