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Hey Paul - your wish is my command!
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Thanks for the info, Chartman. Doubt if there's time to get it in this edition as I have lots of other info to enter (Pop positions, songwriters, etc.). Did you know that Billboard also had a Country Bubbling Under chart for awhile circa late 70s, early 80s?
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Paul Haney wrote:
Did you know that Billboard also
had a Country Bubbling Under chart for awhile circa
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Didn't know this so I went a searching! Checked 30
issues between October, 1977 to October, 1982 (pretty
much every other month) and didn't see this chart
anywhere. Either I'm blind or this chart was only
available for a couple of weeks. Do you have specific
dates for this chart?
For the 4/7/51 DJ chart - do you just have a pasted-up
chart or do you have the original chart? I don't have
the "coming up" info for this chart and there is no
way to guestimate it.
Thanks
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When I refer to a "pasted-up chart" I mean that we cut out the actual charts from the magazine(s) and literally pasted them into a sketch book to make for easier researching. That said, our 4/7/51 DJ chart was hand created by whoever was doing the pasting at the time from the "last week" positions on the 4/14/51 chart. I believe there was no actual chart published for that particular week.
After checking my notes, it appears that the Country "Bubbling Under" chart (as it were) started in the 9/6/80 issue on page 31. It was actually part of Sharon Allen's "Chart Fax" column and not a stand-alone chart. It only showed 5 positions and wasn't published every week. I'm not sure when it ended. I can see why we never really bothered with it, as it isn't a "proper" chart, but I thought you might be interested.
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Double post.
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Paul Haney wrote:
After checking my notes, it appears
that the Country "Bubbling Under" chart (as it were)
started in the 9/6/80 issue on page 31. It was actually
part of Sharon Allen's "Chart Fax" column and not a
stand-alone chart. It only showed 5 positions and
wasn't published every week. I'm not sure when it
ended. I can see why we never really bothered with it,
as it isn't a "proper" chart, but I thought you might be
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"Chart" ended on 5/31/81. Robyn Wells took over the
duties earlier that year.
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I checked the "Chart Fax" bubbling under list and came
up with this:
118 total songs listed with 93 eventually making the
Top 100
Of the 25 remaining songs there were 3 that I'm not
sure existed:
"I Only Want To Be With You" by Lynn Bailey on F&L
"I'm Gonna Let Go" by Jackie Pope on Hitbound
"Real Cowboys Never Cry" by Jerry Graham on Arena
Haven't found anything on them yet but I'll keep
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Here the Bubbling Under chart info:
https://www26.zippyshare.com/v/nQlSGqTY/file.html
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Chartman wrote:
Here are the biggest discrepancies between 2017 peak
positions on the Country Airplay (CA) and Hot Country
Songs (HCS) charts:
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In a similar vain - I treated the R&B/Hip-Hop charts the same as the C&W charts since 10/20/12 - The Airplay chart was considered a continuation of the old R&B chart but the new R&B chart was considered a "hybrid" chart. For songs that peaked on these charts 2013-2017 here are some facts:
1508 Total songs
515 made both charts
727 were only on the Hybrid chart (301 for 1 week, 119 for 2 weeks)
266 were only on the Airplay chart (24 for 1 week, 9 for 2 weeks)
Artists with the most songs that were only on the Hybrid chart:
Drake - 69 songs
Future - 36 songs
The Weeknd - 25 songs
Kendrick Lamar - 24 songs
Meek Mill - 24 songs
Artists with the most songs that were only on the Airplay chart:
R. Kelly - 6 songs
Charlie Wilson - 5 songs
After 7, Eric Benet, Mary J. Blige, Johnny Gill, Joe, Sam Smith & Jazmine Sullivan - 4 songs
Highest peaking songs on the Hybrid chart which didn't make the Airplay chart:
"Black Widow" by Iggy Azalea - #1
"23" by Mike WiLL Made-It, "Bad Things" by Machine Gun Kelly, "Berzerk" by Eminem, "Me, Myself & I" by G-Eazy, "Rap God" by Eminem, "Talk Dirty" by Jason Derulo and "Wiggle" by Jason Derulo - all were #2
Highest peaking songs on the Airplay chart which didn't make the Hybrid chart:
"Royals" by Lorde - #3
"Latch" by Sam Smith and "Uptown Funk!" by Mark Ronson - both #5
"Hello" by Adele, "Spend It" by Dae Dae and "Stay With Me" by Sam Smith - all were #10
#1 songs on the Hybrid chart which didn't do so well on the Airplay chart:
"Can't Feel My Face" by The Weeknd - #46 on Airplay
"Can't Hold Us" by Macklemore & Ryan Lewis - #45 on Airplay
"FourFiveSeconds" by Rihanna - #36 on Airplay
"Anaconda" by Nicki Minaj - #22 on Airplay
"The Monster" by Eminem - #22 on Airplay
#1 songs on the Airplay chart which didn't do so well on the Hybrid chart:
"Good Kisser" by Usher - #17 on Hybrid
"Both" by Gucci Mane - #16 on Hybrid
and
"How About Now" by Drake - #6 on Airplay but only #50 on Hybrid
These discrepancies are actually much worse than those on the C&W chart. One could make the argument that the R&B charts should use Airplay chart as the main chart since 2012 - just like the C&W charts. The current R&B/Airplay chart is merely a reflection of crossover potential and what Billboard considers to be "R&B/Hip-Hop" artists but not much correlation to what R&B/Hip-Hop radio stations are playing, although the R&B/Hip-Hop audience are big on streaming. Quite a few generalizations in there!
Edited by Chartman on 20 May 2018 at 8:32am
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