How's SYW's radio play doing
 

Is it increasing at all?

I don't know for any other place, but I know here in Columbus, I hardly hear it on the radio. I did however hear it in the grocery store Kroger the other day. I remember hearing it faintly stopping in the middle of the aisle gasping with my head up straining to hear. I bet everyone thought the way I was looking, that I was listening to "the voices"..lol

I sure hope its getting played elsewhere more. Oh and it sounded like to me it was the CD version...

Tamara :wavey:

Say You Will is on Radio and Records AC and HOT AC charts as "Going for Adds" (scroll down to the very bottom of the charts). Also surprisingly, Say You Will is in the AAA chart as "Most increased plays" (again, scroll down but this time it's up a little more). The single was just officially given out for adds last week...we can't expect too much. Remember it took Peacekeeper about six weeks to catch on...just get on the phone and start requesting!

I have yet to hear it here in the Philadelphia market. I'm wondering if it'll get much airplay at all. I heard Peacekeeper a few times before the album came out and then they never played it again. Hopefully SYW will get some airplay over here but I'm doubting it.

So far, I've only heard it twice on the one radio station I usually listen to - they're still playing Peacekeeper and WTWCT also.

:wavey:

I've heard the song in the grocery store here in Brooklyn myself. But it was the album version, not the single mix.

I heard the album version at the mall last week and it is so catchy, I was singing it as I got money out of the ATM machine.:laugh:

Say You Will
Fleetwood Mac come out on top this week as "Say You Will," the second single and title track from their current album, gains Most Added status at AC radio this week. The track ran away from the competition with 42 adds — 25 more adds than its closest competition. "Say You Will" also earned New & Active status on R&R's AC and Hot AC charts and debuted at No. 24* this week on R&R's Triple A chart.

That's good news.