The J-SKWD Top 40

(Created and Compiled by Brandon "Jayson" Ulman)

SNUFFY STAYS ON TOP
FOR A 7th WEEK...
Plus, Nikka Costa has
A Top 10 Debut...

May 27, 2001

(ARCHIVE)

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(W.G. Snuffy Walden - The #1 Artist of the Week)

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TW	LW	WKS	"TITLE," ARTIST (LABEL)	PK
1	1	9	>>>#1 for 7 Weeks<<< "The West Wing Suite & Main Title," W.G. Snuffy Walden (From 'The West Wing') (Windham Hill)	1
2	2	9	"All For You," Janet (Virgin) >>>#1 for 2 Weeks<<<	1
3	3	2	"Survivor," Destiny's Child (Columbia)	3
4	4	3	"Lady Marmalade," Christina Aguilera, Lil' Kim, Mya & Pink (From 'Moulin Rouge') (Interscope)	4
5	5	30	"Thank You," Dido (Arista)	3
6	6	3	"Never Had A Dream Come True," S Club 7 (A&M)	6
7	7	30	"I'm Like A Bird," Nelly Furtado (DreamWorks)	3
8	8	7	"Killin' Kind," Shelby Lynne (From 'Bridget Jones's Diary') (Island)	5
9	13	7	"You Said Something," PJ Harvey (Island)	9
10	--	1	"Like A Feather," Nikka Costa (Virgin)	10
11	--	1	"There You'll Be," Faith Hill (From 'Pearl Harbor') (Hollywood / Warner Bros.)	11
12	11	15	"Elevation," U2 (From 'Tomb Raider') (Interscope)	11
13	10	2	"Bizounce," Olivia (J)	10
14	14	3	"Come What May," Nicole Kidman & Ewan McGregor (From 'Moulin Rouge') (Interscope)	14
15	9	12	"Jaded," Aerosmith (Columbia) >>>#1 for 2 Weeks<<<	1
16	12	11	"From My Head To My Heart," evan and jaron (From 'Runaway Bride') (Columbia)	12
17	15	10	"Yellow," Coldplay (Capitol)	7
18	16	25	"Once & Again," W.G. Snuffy Walden (From 'Once and Again') (Windham Hill)	3
19	19	3	"Everybody Doesn't," Amanda (Warner Bros.)	19
20	17	14	"What It Feels Like For A Girl," Madonna (Maverick)	17
21	21	14	"So Fresh, So Clean," OutKast (LaFace)	20
22	18	3	"Diamond Dogs," Beck (From 'Moulin Rouge') (Interscope)	18
23	28	10	"Turn Off the Light," Nelly Furtado (DreamWorks)	16
24	27	3	"One Day I'll Fly Away," Nicole Kidman (From 'Moulin Rouge') (Interscope)	24
25	32	2	"Look At Us," Sarina Paris (Playland / Priority)	25
26	20	10	"Angel," Shaggy (MCA)	3
27	22	10	"Baby Come Over," Samantha Mumba (Interscope)	13
28	39	9	"Say It Isn't So," Bon Jovi (Island)	28
29	23	15	"Butterfly," Crazy Town (Columbia)	3
30	30	20	"Live For the One I Love," Tina Arena (From 'Notre-Dame De Paris') (Epic) >>>#1 for 5 Weeks<<<	1
31	31	3	"Elephant Love Medley," Nicole Kidman & Ewan McGregor W/ Jamie Allen (From 'Moulin Rouge') (Interscope)	31
32	24	3	"Children of the Revolution," Bono, Gavin Friday & Maurice Seezer (From 'Moulin Rouge') (Interscope)	23
33	33	5	"Fly Away From Here," Aerosmith (Columbia)	31
34	--	1	"Tennessee," Hans Zimmer (From 'Pearl Harbor') (Hollywood / Warner Bros.)	34
35	37	5	"Superman (It's Not Easy)," Five For Fighting (From 'Dawson's Creek') (Columbia)	35
36	38	3	"Hunter," Dido (Arista)	36
37	--	1	"Stuck In A Moment You Can't Get Out Of," U2 (Interscope)	37
38	35	33	"South Side (Remix)," Moby f/ Gwen Stefani (V2)	6
39	42	2	"Bootylicious," Destiny's Child (Columbia)	39
40	40	11	"Mad Season," matchbox twenty (Lava / Atlantic)	36

COMING UP:

The tracks that are on their way to the J-SKWD Top 40

TW	LW	WKS	"TITLE," ARTIST (LABEL)
1	3	6	"Drops Of Jupiter (Tell Me)," Train (Aware / Columbia)
2	--	1	"Hash Pipe," Weezer (Geffen)
3	8	7	"Kiss Kiss," Stella Soleil (Universal)
4	4	5	"Every Day," Stevie Nicks (Warner Bros.)
5	--	1	"Irresistible," Jessica Simpson (Columbia)
6	9	2	"The Space Between," Dave Matthews Band (RCA)
7	7	3	"Flavor of the Weak," American Hi-Fi (Island)
8	5	10	"Hanging By A Moment," Lifehouse (DreamWorks)
9	--	1	"Imitation of Life," R.E.M. (Warner Bros.)
10	6	6	"Weapon of Choice," Fatboy Slim (Astralwerks)

...AND NOW A WORD FROM YOUR HOST:

Commentary on the The J-SKWD Top 40...

Even The West Wing's absence from NBC's schedule last week couldn't put a damper on the amazing run of W.G. Snuffy Walden, who now has the longest-running No. 1 single of the year with his "West Wing Suite & Main Title." His only real competition, at least as far as next week is concerned, is Destiny's Child's "Survivor" (No. 3), the only bulleted track among the Top 7. Will Snuffy be outwitted, outplayed and outlasted? Or will his run on top last as long as the nation's Survivor mania? Don't extinguish your torch of hope just yet, DC....In what seems to be a string of Top 10 debuts by a varied group of artists, Nikka Costa opens up at No. 10 with "Like A Feather," barely beating out Faith Hill's "There You'll Be" (No. 11) for the position. (Just breathe, Mrs. McGraw, you'll be in the Top 10 soon enough.)....Speaking of Tim's wife, Faith Hill's "There You'll Be" is her 10th Top 40 hit since her debut on the list in 1998 with the #4 smash "This Kiss."....After seeing Pearl Harbor the day it opened, it gave a boost to the already promising debuts of Hill's "There" and Hans Zimmer's score snippet "Tennessee" (No. 34). The movie was only so-so, but it was fine enough to make the soundtrack somewhat enjoyable upon multiple listens and fuel its first two chart-makers into the Top 40....The band PJ Harvey scores its first Top 10 hit this week with "You Said Something." This second single from Stories From the City, Stories From the Sea has already bested its predecessor, "Good Fortune," which topped out at #24 during the winter....Elsewhere, Nelly Furtado (No. 23) and Bon Jovi (No. 28) make some nice rebounds, while U2 (No. 37) and Destiny's Child (No. 39) add more hits to their already lengthy lists. ---B.U.

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