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Post by djjoe1960 on Oct 16, 2020 16:11:02 GMT -5
Here is a chart oddity from the Cash Box charts in 1965 (yes, I know).
Love Potion #9 by the Searchers reached #2 on January 23, 1965 chart, while the follow up debuted at #72 What Have They Done To The Rain (same week).
What Have They Done To The Rain peaked at #28 on Feb. 27, 1965 chart, while Love Potion #9 was still in Top 40 at #36. The following week Love Potion #9 dropped to 49, while 'Rain' fell to #38. Then the following week, March 13, 1965--Love Potion #9 was at #72 (final week on chart) --and---What Have They Done To The Rain plummeted to #73 (in its final week).
Both songs were released here in the U.S. on Kapp record label.
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Post by dth1971 on Oct 17, 2020 8:01:16 GMT -5
Does Snow's 1993 follow up to "Informer" called "Girl I've Been Hurt" count?
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Post by Michael1973 on Oct 23, 2020 13:17:44 GMT -5
Does Snow's 1993 follow up to "Informer" called "Girl I've Been Hurt" count? I don't think Informer stuck around that long. I'm not sure about other charts, but on R&R it was already gone before "Girl" debuted. |
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Post by OnWithTheCountdown on Oct 25, 2020 17:48:20 GMT -5
On the verge of happening, in this weekend's AT40 show, Doja Cat's follow-up, "Like That", dropped 10 spots to #39 while her debut hit, "Say So", is at #32. So I'm thinking the former will fall out next week, barring any surprises.
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Post by johnnywest on Jun 8, 2021 20:45:46 GMT -5
It appears that Dua Lipa's "Levitating" will outlast "We're Good," which is dropping fast on Mediabase.
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Post by OnWithTheCountdown on Jun 9, 2021 7:04:13 GMT -5
It appears that Dua Lipa's "Levitating" will outlast "We're Good," which is dropping fast on Mediabase. Which is helped by the former's huge leaps the last two weeks. The latter was holding at #10 this last week, which may be where it peaks. |
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Post by Michael1973 on Jun 12, 2021 10:25:18 GMT -5
On Rick Dees' chart, which is hardly the most reliable, this has been happening a lot lately. Recent hits by Harry Styles and Ava Max fell out before their predecessors and in the case of Justin Bieber, two of his songs that debuted after Holy fell out before that one did. It's yet another reason for me to get annoyed at modern day radio.
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Post by lasvegaskid on Jul 30, 2021 20:30:01 GMT -5
8/22/81 Medley II was #98 and Medley was at #100. The next panel Medley was hanging in at #100 and Medley II was gone.
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Post by dth1971 on Jul 31, 2021 8:34:37 GMT -5
Over on R&R (used for Casey's Top 40), though it may or may not count: On a late 1995 week 2 songs by the Rembrants fell out of the R&R CHR Top 40 reaches the same week ("I'll Be There For You" and "This House is Not a Home").
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Post by lasvegaskid on Jan 25, 2022 11:45:32 GMT -5
Actually Walk Away entered the Hot 100 9/13/80, a week before Wanderer. Actually, he is correct...if you omit any positions outside the top 40, which is the spirit in which this thread was created. Reread the question again. I don't think a song released by a prior label trying to cash in on someone that is hot really qualifies as a 'follow up' "But has the follow up to a single debuted in the top 40 while its predecessor was still on the chart and that song fallen out off before the predecessor did? I'm asking in both the BB/AT40 and R&R/CT40-AT40 era." |
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Post by OnWithTheCountdown on Jan 25, 2022 12:23:57 GMT -5
Actually, he is correct...if you omit any positions outside the top 40, which is the spirit in which this thread was created. Reread the question again. I don't think a song released by a prior label trying to cash in on someone that is hot really qualifies as a 'follow up' "But has the follow up to a single debuted in the top 40 while its predecessor was still on the chart and that song fallen out off before the predecessor did? I'm asking in both the BB/AT40 and R&R/CT40-AT40 era." Since the creator of this thread is no longer here, there's no way to confirm. And, obviously, a bit of a unique scenario surrounding that single. While I feel that I read the question correctly, it is open to interpretation. And if you re-read through the thread, examples both within the top 40 (which I feel was the OP's question) or within the Hot 100 were given. Again, open to interpretation. |
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Post by Mike on Jan 25, 2022 13:16:19 GMT -5
Does Snow's 1993 follow up to "Informer" called "Girl I've Been Hurt" count? I don't think Informer stuck around that long. I'm not sure about other charts, but on R&R it was already gone before "Girl" debuted. The same thing nearly happened on AT40 - "Girl" debuted on "Informer" 's last week in the countdown. |
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Post by Mike on Jan 25, 2022 13:19:33 GMT -5
Reread the question again. I don't think a song released by a prior label trying to cash in on someone that is hot really qualifies as a 'follow up' "But has the follow up to a single debuted in the top 40 while its predecessor was still on the chart and that song fallen out off before the predecessor did? I'm asking in both the BB/AT40 and R&R/CT40-AT40 era." Since the creator of this thread is no longer here, there's no way to confirm. And, obviously, a bit of a unique scenario surrounding that single. While I feel that I read the question correctly, it is open to interpretation. And if you re-read through the thread, examples both within the top 40 (which I feel was the OP's question) or within the Hot 100 were given. Again, open to interpretation. I would actually agree with him in this case. A song released on some other label =/= a "follow up" to a song an artist releases as part of a current project (be it an album on the label they're currently signed to or be it a movie soundtrack [often on a different label]). I'd go further as to say that aside from the two charting concurrently, the two otherwise have no association with each other whatsoever. |
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Post by OnWithTheCountdown on Jan 25, 2022 13:39:00 GMT -5
Since the creator of this thread is no longer here, there's no way to confirm. And, obviously, a bit of a unique scenario surrounding that single. While I feel that I read the question correctly, it is open to interpretation. And if you re-read through the thread, examples both within the top 40 (which I feel was the OP's question) or within the Hot 100 were given. Again, open to interpretation. I would actually agree with him in this case. A song released on some other label =/= a "follow up" to a song an artist releases as part of a current project (be it an album on the label they're currently signed to or be it a movie soundtrack [often on a different label]). I'd go further as to say that aside from the two charting concurrently, the two otherwise have no association with each other whatsoever. Good points...I understand. I just think there's some maybe confusion, for lack of a better word, what Paul was originally asking here. His original post isn't exactly clear. I just can see both angles on this, based on the responses long given before my original response in 2020. Very much appreciate your insight on this, as well as this forum as a whole. |
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Post by Mike on Jan 25, 2022 14:39:55 GMT -5
It seems like when discussions of different chart events like this one come up, people often reach too liberally to include songs in a given category when in reality they don't quite fit. This being no exception.  |
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