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Another less known track by the famous Solid Globe.

Billboard.com:

Diamond Dominates Billboard 200 With First No. 1

May 14, 2008, 10:25 AM ET

by Katie Hasty, N.Y.

In another busy week in the top tier of The Billboard 200, Neil Diamond’s “Home Before Dark” zooms in at No. 1, becoming his first chart-topping album. The Columbia set got a big plug when Diamond appeared on “American Idol” two weeks ago, bolstering its 146,000 first-week U.S. sales, according to Nielsen SoundScan.

The Rick Rubin-produced “Home” is Diamond’s biggest debut sales week since SoundScan began tracking in 1991. He first appeared on Billboard’s charts in 1966 with “The Feel of Neil Diamond”; the closest he ever got to No. 1 was with the 1973 soundtrack to “Jonathan Livingston Seagull,” which reached No. 2.

With 103,000 units, Toby Keith’s double-disc collection “35 Biggest Hits” (Show Dog Nashville) bows at No. 2. The country star has scored three prior No. 1 albums and two No. 2s.

Meanwhile, Madonna’s “Hard Candy” (Warner Bros.) falls from the top slot to No. 3, moving 94,000 with a 66% slip. “American Idol” star Clay Aiken debuts at No. 4 with “On My Way Here” (RCA), with a slightly less total than “Hard Candy.” Aiken’s last studio album, 2006’s “A Thousand Different Ways,” started at No. 2 with the much larger sum of 211,000.

Mariah Carey’s Island Def Jam album “E=MC2″ continues its decline 2-5 with 87,000 (-9%), and Leona Lewis’ “Spirit” (Syco/J) slips 3-6 with 76,000 (-10%).

Gavin DeGraw’s self-titled sophomore effort from J Records climbs on board at No. 7 with 66,000. Interest was spurred by the single “In Love with a Girl,” which has peaked at No. 34 thus far on the Hot 100. “Gavin DeGraw” easily trumps the No. 103 peak of 2004’s “Chariot” and the subsequent entry of “Chariot — Stripped” at No. 56.

Josh Groban’s concert CD/DVD “Awake Live” (Reprise) starts at No. 8 with 58,000, his seventh album to chart on The Billboard 200. Another country mainstay scores a top 10 spot with a hits collection, as Dierks Bentley’s “Greatest Hits: Every Mile a Memory” (Capitol Nashville) opens at No. 9 with 43,000. His most recent studio album, “Long Trip Home,” peaked at No. 5 in 2006.

Latin superstar Luis Miguel claims his highest charting album ever, as “Complices” takes a bow at No. 10 with 32,000. “Complices” (Warner Music Latina) also gives Miguel his eighth No. 1 on the Top Latin Albums chart — the most of any artist in the history of the list.

Back on the 200, Tye Tribbett & G.A.’s “Stand Out” (Columbia) stands out with a No. 16 debut (26,000), and German rock troupe Tokio Hotel’s “Scream” (Interscope) enters at No. 39 with 16,000.

Album sales this week are up 6.9% from last week’s sum with 8.12 million units and down 4.6% from the same week last year.

Rihanna’s ‘Bow’ Soars 52 Spots To Lead Hot 100

May 14, 2008

by Silvio Pietroluongo, N.Y.

Rihanna will make a near-record rise to the top of the Billboard Hot 100 tomorrow (May 14) with “Take a Bow,” which blasts 53-1. Opening-week digital downloads (267,000) are the reason for the sudden surge, as the track begins at No. 1 on Hot Digital Songs.

The song’s bump is the second-best leap to No. 1 in Hot 100 history, trailing only Maroon 5’s 64-1 jump with “Makes Me Wonder” last May. Coincidentally, Rihanna is featured on the band’s “If I Never See Your Face Again” which will debut tomorrow at No. 57.

With the lofty digital take, Rihanna now owns two of the top three opening week download tallies in chart history. Mariah Carey’s “Touch My Body” set the mark with 286,000 last month, surpassing the 277,000 moved by Rihanna’s “Umbrella” when it debuted in the June 9, 2007 issue.

“Take a Bow” is one of four new songs on an expanded CD/DVD edition of Rihanna’s “Good Girl Gone Bad” album, due June 17 via Def Jam.

– Billboard Online

#1 Neil Diamond 145,840 146,150
#2 Toby Keith 103,025 103,166
#3 Madonna 94,177 374,450
#4 Clay Aiken 94,071 94,121
#5 Mariah Carey 87,070 828,576
#6 Leona Lewis 75,709 555,467
#7 Gavin DeGraw 66,107 66,173
#8 Josh Groban 58,320 58,427
#9 Dierks Bently 42,537 42,537
#10 Luis Miguel 32,338 32,580

http://www.billboard.biz/bbbiz/content_dis…f1d6bf1d1061065

• Last week’s No. 1, Madonna’s “Hard Candy,” falls to No. 3, shifting 94,000 — with a not-so-sweet 66% decline. That’s the third-largest second-week percentage drop for a No. 1-debuting album this year. DAY26’s self-titled set (down 73% in its second week) and Janet Jackson’s “Discipline” (down 68%) posted bigger erosions. Here is a quick rundown of 2008’s No. 1 debuts and their sophomore-frame drops: Mariah Carey’s “E=MC2″ (61%), Leona Lewis’ “Spirit” (54%), George Strait’s “Troubadour” (65%), DAY26’s “DAY26″ (73%), Danity Kane’s “Welcome to the Dollhouse” (62%), Rick Ross’ “Trilla” (54%), Alan Jackson’s “Good Time” (55%), Janet Jackson’s “Discipline” (68%) and Jack Johnson’s “Sleep Through the Static” (52%).

BILLBOARD HOT 100 - TOP 50
53 1 RIHANNA TAKE A BOW
1 2 LEWIS*LEONA BLEEDING LOVE - SINGLE
2 3 LIL WAYNE LOLLIPOP - STILL BULLETED
3 4 JORDIN SPARKS DUET NO AIR
4 5 USHER LOVE IN THIS CLUB
5 6 RAY J FEAT. YUNG BERG SEXY CAN I
6 7 MADONNA 4 MINUTES
7 8 CAREY*MARIAH TOUCH MY BODY
8 9 NATASHA BEDINGFIELD POCKETFUL OF SUNSHINE - STILL BULLETED
11 10 DANITY KANE DAMAGED

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So prepare to FIGHT for tickets now

The TV soap opera drama “Change” premiered in Japan today and this is the massive effect!

Miles Away is now at #2 on i-Tunes Japan behind Utada Hikaru’s Prisoner Of Love which has already sold 1.5 million downloads alone there. Stupidly enough ORICON still doesn’t count downloads in their official chart so Miles Away’s massive success will never be reflected on there.

English songs NEVER usually make the top 3 on Japanese i-Tunes. The last I heard of this happening was with Janet’s Feedback and Backstreet Boys Inconsable making top 3 on i-Tunes there.

Other huge effect Change has done on i-Tunes:

#2 Miles Away
#11 4 Minutes
#57 Hung Up

http://ax.phobos.apple.com.edgesuite.net/W…mit=120/rss.xml

Miles Away will probably sell over 2 million downloads in Japan when all is said & done with the album selling over a million there alone. The TV tie-in was the best decision Warners ever made with Hard Candy!

Miles Away is also charting in the Tokyo Hot 100! At #47 this week.
Can’t wait to read about HC’s second week sales in Japan!