
12-12-2011, 12:10 PM
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Addicted Ledgie
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Rolling Meadows, IL
Posts: 669
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Christopher
Planets Of The Universe definitely counts. Even though the dance/club charts is a niche audience, a #1 song/remix on a Billboard Chart is a #1 song!
Also, don't forget that both Stevie's IYD 2 radio releases charted on the US Billboard AC charts. "For What It's Worth" also peaked at #25 on the US Billboard Adult Contemporary Singles chart.
Stevie's IYD singles performance on these AC charts are practically identical to her TISL charting radio releases on the same radio format. "Everyday" peaked at #17 & "Sorcerer" peaked at #21 on Billboards AC charts. "Say You Will" also peaked at #17 on the AC charts.
So in 10 years Stevie or FM have charted 6 x's on Billboards AC charts:
1 Top 25 song (For What It's Worth)
4 Top 20 songs (Everyday, Sorcerer, Say You Will & Secret Love)
1 Top 10 song (Peacekeeper)
In addition Stevie charted high on Billboards dance/club charts:
#1 Planets Of The Universe remix/single in 2001
#2 Stand Back remix single in 2007
#26 Dreams remix single in 2006, which also charted in 7 other countries, including peaking at #14 on UK's Top 20 pop song chart!
Not too shabby for a 50 something to sixty something female pop/rock recording artist. Who else is there of Stevie's contemporaries from her generation besides Cher, that have nabbed that many top 20 charting songs. I believe Stevie has even charted more songs than Cher in the last 10 years.
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I thought Dreams reached #2
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