2.1.14 - 2.28.14 Numbers Thread

I think since this came from Billboard, we can update that WWFM figure!! 

4,957,000, "Home," Phillip Phillips
4,533,000, "Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You)," Kelly Clarkson
3,912,000, "Before He Cheats," Carrie Underwood
3,573,000, "No Air," Jordin Sparks (Duet with Chris Brown)
2,760,000, "My Life Would Suck Without You," Kelly Clarkson
2,736,000, "Since U Been Gone," Kelly Clarkson
2,482,000, "Blown Away," Carrie Underwood
2,425,000, "Home," (Chris) Daughtry
2,344,000, "It's Not Over," (Chris) Daughtry
2,268,000, "Jesus, Take the Wheel," Carrie Underwood
2,245,000, "Tattoo," Jordin Sparks
2,127,000, "Crush," David Archuleta
2,118,000, "Cowboy Casanova," Carrie Underwood
2,006,000, "Whataya Want From Me," Adam Lambert

TOP 10 TRACKS: Pharrell Williams' Happy climbed 15% this last week but hasn't yet overtaken Katy Perry's still-galloping "Dark Horse" (-22%), as it did in the iTunes store several days ago, but it's fun to watch the parabolas of these two smashes as they near a point of intersection. (It's perfectly understandable if you'd prefer to watch the sun dip below the Pacific.) Happy is one of five leaderboard occupants in positive territory, the biggest uptick 28% registered by Idina Menzel's Frozen-fueled "Let It Go", followed by A Great Big World's "Say Something" (+12%), as it nestles against the similarly bittersweet "Let Her Go" (+3%) from Passenger. Hey, wouldn't it be nutty if "Let Her Go" and "Let It Go" wound up next to each other on next week's chart? In another amusing subplot of the week's sales story, Lorde's Team leapfrogged Roar, which had jumped the follow-up single after her Grammy performance, to replace it at #10.

1. Katy Perry f/Juicy J, Dark Horse 291k
2. Pharrell Williams, Happy 252k
3. Jason Derulo f/2 Chainz, Talk Dirty 242k
4. Passenger, Let Her Go 182k
5. A Great Big World f/Xtina, Say Something 171k
6. Idina Menzel, Let It Go 138k
7. Bastille, Pompeii 131k
8. Pitbull f/Ke$ha, Timber 130k
9. Aloe Blacc, The Man 125k
10. Lorde, Team 113k

John Legend's "All of Me" stayed at #11 as the Grammy spike began to fade, but we suspect Cupid's arrow will propel it into the prime real estate by this week's end. Indeed, if you wake up in a panic Friday morning realizing you'd forgotten it's Valentine's Day, just race to the computer and download the sucker it's better than nothing.


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YOUR TOP 15: As expected, Eric Church will debut at #1 and with the biggest first week so far in 2014 with his amp-melting The Outsiders. Can he crack 300k? Here's how it looks headed into the weekend.

*Eric Church (EMI Nashville) 280-300k
Frozen (Walt Disney) 85-95k
NOW 49 (NOW) 80-90k
Bruno Mars (Atlantic) 40-45k
Beyonce (Columbia) 40-45k
Toni Braxton & Babyface (Motown) 30-35k
Lorde (Lava/Republic) 30-35k
2014 Grammy Nominees (Atlantic) 27-30k
Katy Perry (Capitol) 27-30k
Imagine Dragons (KidinaKorner/Interscope) 24-27k
Luke Bryan (Capitol Nashville) 19-22k
Kidz Bop Kids (Razor & Tie) 19-22k
Eminem (Shady/Aftermath/Interscope) 18-21k
Florida Georgia Line (Republic Nashville) 18-21k
*Glitch Mob (Glass Air) 18-21k
John Legend (Columbia) 17-20k
R. Kelly (RCA) 17-20k

* Debuts

Speaking of NOW 49, that compilation, from the NOW franchise, is released through a partnership between UMG and Sony, distributed by UMG, and should be listed as such under the label moniker "NOW." Please note that "NOW" should be rendered in block capitals. This was clarified over the course of 256 emails. In a related story, Who's on first? Now.



source: www.hitsdailydouble.com/news/rumormill.cgi

Numbers are in for Candice's album "Music Speaks"

    -- 11 CANDICE GLOVER 19/INTERSCOPE 18,910 -- MUSIC SPEAKS

Sad. Her album is good, but not great and not mainstream.