Showing posts with label American Artist. Show all posts
Showing posts with label American Artist. Show all posts

Saturday, October 23, 2010

27. Brandon Flowers - Crossfire (Official Video + Lyric)

20.10 ArD September - October Playlist

International Playlist

27. Brandon Flowers - Crossfire

28. Cee-Lo Green - Forget You (F**k You)

20.10 ArD September - October Playlist

International Playlist

28. Cee-Lo Green - Forget You

Wednesday, October 20, 2010

31. Selena Gomes - A Year Without Rain

20.10 ArD Sept - Oct Playlist

International Playlist


Sunday, October 17, 2010

American Idol News! : Lee DeWyze, “Live It Up”



It’s here! Your American Idol, Lee DeWyze, has announced the name and shared the cover of his post-Idol debut album. The album is called Live It Up, and Lee’s first single off the album shares the same name. The single “Live It Up” will debut exclusively on “On Air with Ryan Seacrest” this Wednesday, October 13.

Friday, October 15, 2010

36. Nicki Minaj - Your Love

20.10 ArD Sept - Oct Playlist

International Playlist


Thursday, October 14, 2010

37. Monica - Love All Over Me (Video + Lyric)

20.10 ArD Sept - Oct Playlist

International Playlist

37. Monica - Love All Over Me

38. Lee Dewyze - The Boxer

20.10 ArD Sept - Oct Playlist

International Playlist

38. Lee Dewyze - The Boxer

Saturday, August 21, 2010

Song From The Past: 13. John Legend - Everybody Knows

20.10 ArD August International Playlist

13. John Legend - Everybody Knows

Thursday, August 19, 2010

14. Katie Stevens - Big Girls Don't Cry

20.10 ArD August International Playlist

14. Katie Stevens - Big Girls Don't Cry

Monday, August 16, 2010

"Back To Me" The Third Album From Fantasia

Fantasia’s 'Back To Me'

Fantasia, the Season 3 American Idol, released her third studio album, Back To Me, today. The new album is an emotionally charged record which features a sole guest appearance by Cee-Lo Green and songs written and/or produced by Ne-Yo, Claude Kelly, Chuck Harmony Rico Love, Jim Jonsin, KP & Malay. Also available for the first time as a bonus track is “I’m Here,” Fantasia’s signature song from her acting role as “Celie” in the Broadway play The Color Purple. Her first single off the album, “Bittersweet,” made it to #9 on the Urban Adult Airplay chart.

Friday, August 13, 2010

News : Chris Sligh's Upcoming Album

Season 6 finalist Chris Sligh finds beauty in brokenness with the release of his new album, The Anatomy Of Broken, on September 14 with Word Records. Two years in the making, this release is a set of songs echoing the grand pop stylings of his debut album loaded with a challenging message.

“To me, the songs on this album are different pictures of brokenness,” reflects Chris. “It’s okay to admit when we are fallen and broken. The beauty of brokenness is that it is mirrored with acceptance and change.”

Saturday, July 10, 2010

"If I Had You" Is The Best Song Ever Recorded By Adam Lambert

The runner-up American Idol 2009, Adam Lambert released the new single and this is the fourth single from Adam Lambert taken from his first album. First single from Adam Lambert is "Time For Miracles", second single is "For Your Entertainment", third single is "Whataya Want For Me" and fourth single is "If I Had You".

Adam Lambert journey in music industry more good and more consistent than Kris Allen because till now Adam Lambert already release fourth single from his first album, but Kris Allen just released one single "Live Like We're Dyin" taken from his first album. Huge different between Mr. Lambert and Mr. Allen. I hope Kris not too late for compete Adam Lambert in the real world music industry.

Sunday, July 4, 2010

Jason DeRulo Music Is Really Me

Wow it's been a long time I'm not writing this blog, but now I'm back.

Now I will talk about Jason DeRulo. Do you know Jason DeRulo?? I feel you knew. Jason DeRulo is a new artist and recognized by the public because Jason first single "Watcha Say". This is a little sneak peek about Jason DeRulo :

Let's Find Out More About Jason Derulo Career

2007 – 2009: songwriting and musical beginnings
Derülo has been writing songs for artists including Diddy, Danity Kane, Donnie Klang, Sean Kingston, Cassie, and Lil Mama since he was 16, intent on becoming a solo performer. After attending performing arts schools and honing his talents as a singer and dancer (plus acting in theatre productions like Ragtime and Smokey Joe's Cafe, Derülo won the grand prize on the 2006 season finale of the TV show Showtime at the Apollo. Derülo was discovered by music producer J. R. Rotem, who signed him to his record label Beluga Heights Records and Warner Bros. Records.

Thursday, June 24, 2010

Both Kimberley&Kimberly From Season Two American Idol, Ready To Rock The World!!

Do you know the both Kimberley that I mean?? If you are a fans of American Idol, I believe you know. Yep! they are finalist from American Idol, specifically season two finalist. Kimberley Locke is the second runner-up and Caldwell arrive in seventh place.

In Asia, I'm not sure that both of them is really famous especially for Kimberly Caldwell. Kimberley Locke had released album and the single "8th Wonder" famous enough in Asia. For Kimberly Caldwell unfortunately not really famous in Asia because she never released at least one album, so in Asia her name really not famous and maybe there some people never heard her name.

Now both of Kimberley&Kimberly ready to rock the music industry, I hope the music industry around the world. Kimberley Locke already release first single from her upcoming album called "Strobelight". Jason DeRulo also release a song who name like that.

For Kimberly Caldwell, Caldwell also already release the first single from her upcoming album called "Mess Of You". Caldwell album actually must release in month of April, but maybe there is some problem so make the album delayed to release. In the next month Kimberly Caldwell will release an album and this is a debut album for her.

I love the songs from both of them, but if I must compare between a song from Locke and Caldwell, I more fell in love with a song from...... Kimberly Caldwell. Not only Caldwell more sexy and more beautiful than Locke, but also the song more easy to liked based on my opinion. This song really fit for Caldwell because she unique voice really shining in this song. Caldwell really like Pink, the voice is husky and added some rock flavor in a song.

If you want to move and dance, I suggest you that you prefer choose Kimberley Locke song because very the song really make your body move. If you a fans of R&B song or pop-dance or clubbing, I believe you more like Kimberley Locke song called "Strobelight".

Unfortunately Kimberley Locke doesn't still release her official video for "Strobelight", but don't worry I still give you the video although the video just face of her hehehe..... enjoy.... ^^ (I hope I can share in this blog if Locke release the official video for this song)



After locke, It's turn for Kimberly Caldwell with "Mess Of You". She damned gorgeous in this video, very sexy, hot and so beautiful. Enjoy this video :

Sorry I can't share the video in this post/blog, so just click this link to see the video... thanks!

See you in the next post......

*I hope I still can update this blog because I already work in a company, not a easy job, but I will give it my best to this blog.... ^^ see ya!!

Monday, June 21, 2010

Miss Perry With Snoop Dogg Vs Father and Son Bieber and Usher

Hi what's up guys!! ^^

At this time, I will share to you two new videos. First video came from Katy Perry feat. Snoop Dogg with "California Gurls" and second video came from father and son that is Justin Bieber & Usher with "Somebody To Love".

First let's talk about Katy Perry and Snoop Dogg in "California Gurls"......

This song already sit in the highest throne of Billboard Hot 100 chart. Katy Perry didn't take a long time for take a number one seat only need five weeks for Miss Perry sit in number one spot for at least two weeks in that position. Katy Perry took the highest throne from Usher with "OMG".

In another chart, Katy also sit in the highest number in Digital Album chart and ringtones, number five in Pop Chart and number three in radio songs.

About the video...... The video is very funny and very sweet and also a little bit naughty typical of Katy Perry :D haha..... I love this video so much!! ^^ If I watch the video makes me want to eat candy, sugar or something sweet to eat. haha

Enjoy the video.....



Let's move on to the second video.....

The second video came from father and son, I mean Usher and Justin Bieber. The reason that I said father and son because Usher like a second father from Bieber, although in the real world Usher is mentor of Bieber.

Bieber and Usher will be the biggest threat for Katy Perry because not an impossible thing for Bieber and Usher to take the throne from Miss Katy Perry & Snoop Dogg. Who will win?? Perry&Dogg or Bieber&Usher??? let see...

Now JB with "Somebody To Love" has arrived in number 48 in Billboard Hot 100 chart (not a version remix with Usher, just alone JB). In the five weeks Katy Perry can landed in first position, but JB in five weeks just arrived in number 48, so far Katy Perry journey with "California Gurls" is better than JB. In AOL Video Bieber already arrived in number one spot.

Let's talk about the video....

I liked the video because very dance video, from beginning to end you will watch the dance from Bieber, Usher and all dance crew. One thing that I miss from this video is why there is no battle dance or dance together between JB and Usher?? why?? but forget it....

Just enjoy this video..


Tuesday, June 15, 2010

Kris Allen - The Truth

Kris Allensince win the contest American Idol last year (American Idol Season 8), he already release his first album. After the single "Live Like We're Dying", Kris is not yet released a new single. But I got a feeling that he will release single "The Truth" for second single because he performing that song in the result show grand final American Idol.

I hope Kris Allen as soon as possible release a second single because it's too long for him not release a new song from his album. What song must he release next?? Up to him, but my hope "The Truth" or "Before We Come Undone" or "Written All Over My Face" or "Bring It Back", I liked to that four songs.

Let's talk about the song called "The Truth". This song could be talking about with our partners, spouse, sweetheart or with our families, especially parents. This song talking about how very difficult to say the truth and sometimes only ignore every problem with feel everything alright, but the truth wasn't like that and more worse than that because we not say the truth. I must admitted that not easy to telling the truth, we must have a courage to say the truth, but everything is more better and more relief if we say the truth although we must accept every consequences.

How about your interpretation??? ^^

If you never read the lyric and never heard the song, I will give to you in this post, so after you listen to the song and read the lyric, tell me about your interpretation or the meaning that you get from this song, okay? deal? hehe ^^

Do you ever heard the song of "The Truth"??

I will give you the video from American Idol finale when Kris Allen took the stage and sang this song, here it is.... enjoy!





after the video this is the lyric:

Lyin' next to you
Wishing I could disappear...aay
Let you fall asleep
And vanish out into thin air..aay

It's the elephant in the room
And we pretend that we don't see it.
It's the avalanche that looms above our heads.
And we don't believe it.

Tryin' to be perfect
Tryin' not to let you down...ooww
Honesty is honestly the hardest thing for me right now...yeah
while the floors underneath our feet are crumbling
The walls we built together tumblin'
I still stand here holdin' up the roof
Cause it's easier than telling the truth.

I still keep your photographs
I remember how we used to laugh
I can keep on losin' sleep
If you're okay with being torn in half.

It's the elephant in the room
And we pretend that we don't see it.
It's an avalanche that looms above our heads
But we don't believe it.

Tryin' to be perfect, tryin' not to let you down...oww
Honesty is honestly the hardest thing for me right now...yeah
While the floors underneath our feet are crumblin'
The walls we built together tumblin'
I still stand here holdin' up the roof
Cause it's easier than telling the truth.

Stop ignoring that our hearts are mourning
And let the rain come in.
Stop pretending that it's not ending
And let the end begin.

Oh yeah...

Tryin' to be perfect, tryin' not to let you down...yeah
Honesty is honestly the hardest thing for me right now...yeah
While the floors underneath our feet are crumblin'
The walls we built together tumblin'
I still stand here holdin' up the roof
Cause it's easier than telling the truth.

It's easier than telling the truth...

Wednesday, June 9, 2010

Country's Top 25 Artists of The Past 25 Years

25. LeAnn Rimes

She was 13 years old when she arrived on the Country Songs chart in 1996 with "Blue," quickly drawing comparisons to Patsy Cline (for whom the song had been written decades earlier). Rimes, now 27, has notched twelve top 10s on Country Songs through 2006, and her career U.S. album sales stand at 20.3 million, according to Nielsen SoundScan. After enduring recent tabloid scrutiny for an affair with actor Eddie Cibrian, Rimes has released a cover of John Anderson's signature song "Swingin' " as a preview to her forthcoming album.

24. Travis Tritt
With shoulder-length hair and a deep love for southern rock and outlaw country, Tritt's breakthrough hit was the unapologetically unsophisticated "Country Club" in late 1989. Although the Georgia native fancies himself an energetic country rocker, his biggest hits have ironically been his ballads. He topped the Hot Country Songs chart for the first time when the gripping "Help Me Hold On" shot to No. 1 in 1990. In fact, all of Tritt's five No. 1 songs are ballads. His reedy baritone is equally compelling on hard driving fare like "Put Some Drive In Your Country," or his most recent No. 1, the tender "Best of Intentions" (2000).

23. Martina McBride
Martina McBride used to sell t-shirts on the road with Garth Brooks while her husband worked the tours as a lighting and sound technician but the McBrides left all that behind when Martina had her first smash with "My Baby Loves Me" in 1992. The Grammy-winning Kansas native's biggest hits are often heart wrenching and profound, but she's just as capable of delivering chart topping hits with whimsical and light-hearted fare. She gained her biggest country crossover hit with "I Love You" in 1999, which spent five weeks at No. 1 on Hot Country Songs. She's been a member of the WSM Grand Ole Opry since 1995.

22. Dwight Yoakam
Few country artists in the past 25 years have enjoyed as much multi-faceted success as this traditional singer/songwriter. In addition to 39 visits to Country Songs, including two No. 1s, Yoakam's resume includes 180-degree acting turns as an abusive alcoholic in "Sling Blade" and a terrorizing home invader in "Panic Room." (And, have you tried his "Bakersfield Biscuits," available in the frozen section at your local supermarket?)

21. Ricky Van Shelton
After winning the Academy of Country Music's 1987 top new artist award, the singer/songwriter collected 10 No. 1s on Country Songs through 1991, including the Dolly Parton duet "Rockin' Years." The Grit, Virginia-raised Shelton retired from touring in 2006 and these days, according to his website, enjoys time "flying his airplane, working on his 150-acre farm, gardening, repairing his collection of classic cars and antiquing."

20. Brad Paisley
In 1995, then-23-year-old Paisley was brokenhearted after his girlfriend had left him for his best friend. He went to see the film "Father of the Bride II" by himself and, upon seeing Kimberly Williams on-screen, he thought, "She seems like a great girl." After he became a mainstay on country radio in 1999, the two began dating in 2001 and married in 2003. Paisley's country music career has been equally-storybook, with career U.S. album sales of 9.5 million, according to Nielsen SoundScan, and 14 No. 1s on the Country Songs chart.

19. Keith Urban
Australian Keith Urban didn't taste immediate success as the lead singer for The Ranch, but that all changed when his breakthrough solo hit, "Your Everything" blasted into the top five on Hot Country Songs in 2000. Guitar wizard Urban landed his first No. 1 with "Your Everything" in 2001. Since then, he's earned 22 top 10 songs (half of which have spent time at No. 1 on Hot Country Songs), three No. 1 albums, and actress Nicole Kidman's hand in marriage.

18. Dixie Chicks
With Bluegrass-influenced instrumentation and a knack for finding big smashes with poignant songs, the Dixie Chicks became country music's first new superstar act since Garth Brooks when debut single "I Can Love You Better" shot into the top 10 on Country Songs in 1998. The group's biggest selling single was the irreverent "Goodbye Earl," which proved to be way too wild for country radio - peaking at No. 13 on Country Songs in early 2000. 1999 album "Fly" went 10 times platinum, and 1998's "Wide Open Spaces" rang up 12 times platinum according to the RIAA, but it was during the tour for 2002's "Home" that the infamous "ashamed [George W. Bush] is from Texas" comment added 'political activists' to their resume.

17. Vince Gill
Aside from having earned a reputation as the nicest guy in Nashville, the Country Music Hall of Famer's versatile tenor vocals and instrumental prowess has made him an international fan favorite, and an often cited influence on many of today's younger artists. His country hit making career began in the mid '80s when "If It Weren't For Him," a duet with Rosanne Cash, became his first top 10 on Hot Country Songs in 1985. His solo breakthrough hit was the Grammy winning "When I Call Your Name" in 1990. He has 27 top 10 singles, including five No. 1's on that chart.

16. Faith Hill
Hill is among the most celebrated women in country music history, with ACM, Country Music Association, Grammy Awards and People's Choice Awards honors among her haul since her arrival in 1993. She married Tim McGraw in 1996, and four of her duets with him contribute to her 42 career entries on the Country Songs chart, where she's notched nine No. 1s. "My career... has been amazing," Hill told Billboard in 2005. "I've had an incredible climb and done things that I could never dream that I would ever do, but I have remained the same person."

15. The Judds
The Judds became country music's only successful mother-daughter duo and practically owned the country charts during the 1980's. Naomi and Wynonna shot to stardom with a cover of Elvis Presley's "Had a Dream (For the Heart)" in 1983, followed by heartfelt ballads such as "Mama He's Crazy" and "Grandpa (Tell Me 'Bout the Good Old Days)." All but two of their 16 singles between 1984-89 topped Hot Country Songs, but health problems forced the elder Judd to retire from performing at the end of 1991. Health renewed and touring with Wynonna this summer, Naomi's other daughter is actress Ashley Judd.

14. Shania Twain
Though absent from Country Songs since 2005, Twain remains the best-selling female country album artist since Nielsen's SoundScan began tracking sales in 1991, having sold 33.9 million albums in that span. Her lasting pop culture prominence was reaffirmed when she served as a mentor this past season on "American Idol"; following the April 27 and 28 episodes, Twain's "Greatest Hits" soared back onto the Billboard 200. "It was emotional for me to listen to every one of their gorgeous voices singing my words," Twain blogged of the top six finalists. "Every one of them thoroughly entertained me and reminded me of how lucky I am to be a songwriter."

13. Hank Williams Jr.
Anyone who thinks country music didn't attract a sizeable youth audience before the early '90s must have slept through Hank Williams Jr.'s chart run during the previous decade. He first appeared on Hot Country Songs in 1964 with a cover of his legendary father's 1950 smash "Long Gone Lonesome Blues," but found a new, youthful following starting in the mid '70s. He resonated with rebellious young fans via songs like "Family Tradition," "Whiskey Bent and Hell Bound," and notched successful versions of his fathers hits, such as "Honky Tonkin'". At one point in the mid '80s, the younger Williams simultaneously had six albums on Billboard's Top Country Albums chart.

12. Clint Black
Another member of country's well-documented "class of '89," videogenic Texan Clint Black burst onto the scene with "Better Man," which topped Hot Country Songs in June of that year. Although fellow '89 star Garth Brooks quickly eclipsed all other country artists, Black's career was almost as stellar. He landed 13 chart toppers on Hot Country songs between 1989-99, and seven platinum and multi-platinum albums.

11. Rascal Flatts
After first appearing on the Country Songs chart with the No. 3-peaking "Prayin' for Daylight," the trio has earned ACM top vocal group honors each year since 2002 thanks to its winning mix of bouncy country-pop and swooping ballads. Ten of the band's 40 Country Songs entries have reached No. 1, and the trio has sold 19.8 million albums, according to Nielsen SoundScan. "There's never been a method to our madness," RF's Joe Don Rooney has said. "We just cut the best songs we can, and through the years we get better at what we do."

10. Brooks & Dunn
Brooks & Dunn is retiring at the end of the current touring season with nearly 20 years of hits to their credit. Kix Brooks and Ronnie Dunn splashed onto the scene with debut single "Brand New Man," which spent two weeks at No. 1 on Hot Country Songs in 1991. The duo immediately found a receptive audience during the early '90s Country boom, eventually scoring 41 top 10s and 20 No. 1s on Hot Country Songs, and 10 of the duo's 16 charted albums are platinum or multi-platinum.

9. Alabama
With 18 No. 1s on Country Songs since 1985, and 32 overall since its first, "Tennessee River," in 1980, Alabama ranks as Billboard's top country group of the past 25 years. The quartet, which has featured a consistent lineup of Randy Owen, Jeff Cook, Teddy Gentry and Mark Herndon since 1979, earned a chart record 21 No. 1 singles in a row from 1980 to 1987. The act retired from performing live following its 2003-04 "Farewell Tour" but has remained a chart force. Its "Songs of Inspiration" and "Songs of Inspiration II" topped Billboard's Christian Albums chart in 2006 and 2007, respectively.

8. Kenny Chesney
Tennessee's Kenny Chesney embodies the dues paying and false starts experienced by so many of the genre's most successful artists. Nashville's major labels passed on signing Chesney, and he was picked up by Phil Walden's Capricorn label. His first single didn't click at radio, but met with critical acclaim -- and eventually a deal with BNA, where he established himself as a bankable star with songs like "All I Need to Know" and "How Forever Feels." Perennially one of the top touring acts in the country, Chesney's chart history includes 17 No. 1's on Hot Country Songs, and nine chart toppers on Top Country Albums.

7. Toby Keith
Although Toby Keith has established himself during the past decade as country music's outspoken maverick-in-chief, he was originally cast in the early '90s as a song writing balladeer in the mould of Vince Gill. After changing labels in 2000, his career set an exciting new course with bombastic songs like "How Do You Like Me Now" and "Who's Your Daddy," and he became one of country music's leading post-9/11 troubadours with "Courtesy of the Red, White & Blue," and "American Soldier." He's placed 19 singles atop Hot Country Songs, and scored eight leaders on Top Country Albums.

6. Randy Travis
After charting one song under his birth name Randy Traywick in 1979 (the No. 91-peaking "She's My Woman"), Travis returned in 1985 with "On the Other Hand," his first of 16 No. 1s on Country Songs. In the past 25 years, his 43-week reign atop Country Albums in 1987-88 with "Always & Forever" is the longest by a male artist. Last year, Travis won a new generation of fans when Carrie Underwood's cover of his 1988 Country Songs No. 1 "I Told You So," featuring Travis, reached No. 2 on the chart and the pair performed the song on "American Idol."

5. Tim McGraw
None of Tim McGraw's first four singles became hits, but he became an instant household hame with the quirky "Indian Outlaw" in 1994. That song, however, offered little clue of the broad range of songs that would come to define him as an artist. They include everything from disposable ditties like "Down on the Farm" and "Refried Dreams," to meatier and sometimes life changing ballads such as "Live Like You Were Dying" and "Grown Men Don't Cry." He's topped Hot Country Songs 23 times, and Top Country Albums 12 times.

4. Alan Jackson
When he first arrived with country music's "class of '89," Alan Jackson brought with him a respect for traditional country music unmatched by his peers. Jackson has strayed very little in terms of his overall sound, and his fans have applauded enthusiastically at every turn. He's taken 50 of his charted titles on Hot Country Songs into the top 10, and half of those have done time at No. 1. On Top Country Albums, all but three of his dozen leaders debuted atop the chart.

3. Reba McEntire
Reba McEntire's career is a study in how to make all the right career moves, from the time she first debuted on Hot Country Songs in 1976, to her current chart hit, "Keep On Loving You." She has 23 No. 1s on Hot Country Songs (Dolly Parton, with 25, is the only female act with more). McEntire is also the only woman to score No. 1 singles in the '80s, '90s, '00s and the current decade. She most recently topped the list with "Consider Me Gone" in December.

2. Garth Brooks
Since Nielsen SoundScan began tracking sales in 1991, Garth Brooks ranks as the top-selling U.S. album artist, with 68.4 million units totaled. Brooks helped spur a new era of popularity for country music in the '90s, thanks to his combination of intimate ballads and raucous jams, along with his flair for showmanship and theatrical stage shows and videos. While he has not released an album of all-new material since 2001, opting to spend time with his daughters and wife Trisha Yearwood, Brooks last year began a five-year engagement of shows at Wynn Las Vegas. "I've always felt that an artist is solely what his music and his fans allow him to be," Brooks has said. "In short, I'm blown away."

1. George Strait
Country Music Hall of Famer Strait, who holds several all-time Billboard records, tops our list. His 44 No. 1's on Hot Country Songs is the most by any artist in the chart's 64 year history. Strait took the lead on that chart when "Give It Away" became his 41st leader in September 2006, pushing previous record holder Conway Twitty to No. 2. With 82 top 10 singles, he is second only to Eddy Arnold's 92 top 10 achievements. He is the only artist in Billboard's history to achieve top 10 singles in 30 consecutive years (1981-2010).

Source :
Article from Billboard.com
Picture from many source

Tuesday, June 8, 2010

Carrie Underwood - Undo It

Carrie Underwood third single just release, the title of the song is "Undo It". The song is so catchy, easy listening and can caught in your head very fast. "un un un Undo It" That words really caught in my head and really hard to forget that words and I believe in your head too, but if you ever listen this song.

Carrie album "Play On" is still standing in Billboard 200 chart. She debuted in number one and goes down with slowly. She also just reach week 30 in billboard 200 chart and standing still in number 24, up 11 spot from number 35 last chart.

The single "Undo It" also into the Billboard hot 100 chart. Carrie Underwood has struggled for five weeks including this week and now sitting in number 25 also the peak position for that single. "Undo It" also charted on #11 country songs, #49 radio songs, #18 digital songs, #27 ringtones, and #58 Canadian Hot 100. Well done, Carrie!! keep up the good work hehe.... for fans and also for Mrs. Carrie.

Unfortunately in Asia the name of Carrie Underwood not famous like in USA or some places in this planet. Her video very rare played in Asian television, also in music channel like V Channel or MTV Asia. Very unfortunate that Asia really rare watch her video and song, also really rare get into the "V Countdown" or "MTV Chart Attack".

Wanna watch the video??
Here it is the official video of "Undo It", enjoy......


Should've known by the way you pass me by
There was something in your eyes
And it wasn't right
I should've walked but I never had the chance
Everything got out of hand and I let it slide
Now I only have myself to blame
For falling for your stupid games
I wish my life could be the way it was before I saw your face

You stole my happy
You made me cry
You took the lonely and took me for a ride
And I wanna un un un un undo it
You had my heart now I want it back
I started to see everything you lack
Boy you blew it
You put me through it
I wanna un un un un Undo It
Na na na na na na na na na na

Now your photos don't have a picture frame
And I never say your name and I never will
And all your things well I threw them in the trash
And I'm not even sad
Now you only have yourself to blame
For playing all those stupid games
You're always gonna be the same
Oh no you'll never change

You stole my happy
You made me cry
You took the lonely and took me for a ride
I wanna un un un un undo it
You had my heart now I want it back
I'm starting to see everything you lack
Boy you blew it
You put me through it
I wanna un un un un undo it
Na na na na na na na na na

You want my future you can't have it
Still trying to erase you from my past
I need you gone so fast

You stole my happy
You made me cry
You took the lonely and took me for a ride
I wanna un un un un undo it
You had my heart now I want it back
I'm starting to see everything you lack
Boy you blew it
You put me through it
I wanna un un un un undo it

You stole my happy
you made me cry
You took the lonely and took me for a ride
Boy you blew it
You put me through it
I wanna un un un un Undo It

Thanks to......
The video usually takes from YouTube.com
The lyric as always from SeekaLyric.com
& other source like Billboard.com, etc.

Monday, June 7, 2010

Carrie Underwood - Change

I had previously discussed about the song from Carrie Underwood called "Temporary Home". Now it’s time for me to share about the next Carrie song called “Change” Because I already promise that I will share about this song.All this song taken from Mrs. Underwood third album called "Play On".

I realize this song is great when I watched Idol Gives Back. Dammed! Carrie sounded so great when sang this song. The song has a great lyric and Carrie definitely success deliver the message. Perfect performance from Carrie and perfect performance for that show, I think the best performance in Idol Gives Back.

These songs have a positive impact to myself. The impact is you can't change the world, you just can change yourself and if you want to change the world or a more simple change another human you must change yourself first. If you don't want to change yourself, so don't imagine that another human or world or nation will be change. I liked this words too, "Oh the smallest thing can make all the difference,
Love is alive" liked that words!! inspiring so much that small thing can make all the difference like a love.

This is the video performance of Carri Underwood who sang "Change" in Idol Gives Back: (also the lyric)



What'cha gonna do with the 36 cents
Stick you with cork on your floorboard
When a woman on the street is huddle in the cold
On a sidewalk vent trying to keep warm
Do you call her over hand her the change
Ask her a story ask her her name
Or do you tell yourself

You're just a fool
Just a fool
You believe you can change the world
You're just a fool
Just a fool
You believe you can change the world

What'cha gonna do when you're watching t.v.
And an ad comes on
Yeah you know the kind
Flashin' up pictures of a child in need
For a dime a day you can save a life
Do you call the number reach out a hand
Or do you change the channel call it a scam
Or do you tell yourself

You're just a fool
Just a fool
You believe you can change the world
Don't listen to them when they say
You're just a fool
Just a fool
You believe you can change the world
Oh the smallest thing can make all the difference
Love is alive
Don't listen to them when they say
You're just a fool
Just a fool
You believe you can change the world

The worlds so big it could break your heart
And you just wanna help
But not sure where to start
so you close your eyes
Send up a prayer into the dark

You're just a fool
Just a fool
You believe you can change the world
Don't listen to them when they say
You're just a fool
Just a fool you believe
You can change the world
Oh the smallest thing can make all the difference
Love is alive
Don't you listen to them when they say
You're just a fool
Just a fool
You believe you can change the world

Carrie Underwood just release her new single and this is a third single from her album "Play On". The tittle of the single is "Undo It".... don't miss to catch up my next post about "Undo It".

The video from of course and as always from YouTube.com
& The lyric taken from SeekaLyric.com

Saturday, June 5, 2010

Top 24 American Idols Of All-Time Billboard Version

24. ALLISON IRAHETA
(4th place in Season 8)
Album Sales: 96,000
Track Sales: 161,000
Radio Plays: 4,000
After finishing fourth on "Idol" last season, the now 18-year-old Iraheta reached the top 40 on the Billboard 200 with her debut album "Just Like You." She'll serve as the opening act on Adam Lambert's "GlamNation Tour" this summer.

23. DIANA DEGARMO
(2nd Place in Season 3)
Album Sales: 167,000
Track Sales: 106,000
Radio Plays: 4,000
Since placing second on "Idol" in 2004, DeGarmo has recorded pop and country while devoting most of her attention to musical theater. She currently stars as "Sheila" in the Broadway production of "Hair."

22. DANNY GOKEY 
(3rd Place in Season 8)
Album Sales: 124,000
Track Sales: 211,000
Radio Plays: 14,000
Though he only sang one country song during his time on "Idol" -- Carrie Underwood's "Jesus, Take the Wheel," incidentally -- the season 8 third-place finalist has been warmly welcomed by country fans, reaching the top five of the Billboard 200 and Country Albums with his debut album, "My Best Days."

21. WILLIAM HUNG
(Audition in Season 3)

Album Sales: 240,000
Track Sales: 127,000
Radio Plays: 1,000

Although William never hung around long enough to compete after his charmingly off-key audition with "She Bangs," cult status ensued, with the "singer" making cameos on several sitcoms and reaching No. 34 on the Billboard 200 with "Inspiration" in 2004.

20. KIMBERLEY LOCKE
(3rd Place in Season 2)

Album Sales: 240,000
Track Sales: 299,000
Radio Plays: 250,000

Post-"Idol," Locke has scored three No. 1s apiece on Billboard's Adult Contemporary and Dance/Club Play Songs charts. It's no wonder, then, that judge Randy Jackson chose Locke to be the first artist on his new dance label, DreamMerchant21. She also drew praise for her efforts on VH1's "Celebrity Fit Club" in 2007.

19. TAYLOR HICKS
(1st Place in Season 5)

Album Sales: 780,000
Track Sales: 345,000
Radio Plays: 21,000

Perhaps the unlikeliest "Idol" winner ever, the Soul Patrol leader made Forbes' 2009 "top 10-earning 'American Idol' stars" tally at number 10, with more than $300,000 earned from album sales and from his role as "Teen Angel" in the national tour of "Grease."

18. BLAKE LEWIS
(2nd Place in Season 6)

Album Sales: 367,000
Track Sales: 796,000
Radio Plays: 11,000

Earlier this month, and three years after placing second on "Idol," the show's most famous beatboxer earned his first No. 1 on Billboard's Dance/Club Play chart with "Heartbreaker on Vinyl." Better late than never!

17. BO BICE
(2nd Place in Season 4)

Album Sales: 738,000
Track Sales: 520,000
Radio Plays: 121,000

How is life five years after "Idol"? Bice recently told the Huntsville (Ala.) Times, "I've got gold records, really cool guitars, a Harley, all the little toys, but the things that make it so worthwhile are (my three) kids. I get the best of both worlds."

16. KATHARINE MCPHEE
(2nd Place in Season 5)

Album Sales: 417,000
Track Sales: 1,300,000
Radio Plays: 36,000

The 2006 "Idol" runner-up to Taylor Hicks scaled the Pop Songs chart with "Over It" in 2007, then starred in the big screen comedy "The House Bunny" and segued to a more adult sound on her sophomore album, released earlier this year.

15. ELLIOT YAMIN
(3rd Place in Season 5)

Album Sales: 687,000
Track Sales: 1,400,000
Radio Plays: 377,000

Not only has he aided efforts against Malaria in Angola, as documented on this season's "Idol Give Back" special, but Yamin's also assisted in Chile following the country's recent devastating earthquake. The soul singer finished third on season 5, and shortly after debuted at No. 3 on the Billboard 200 with his self-titled debut.

14. JOSH GRACIN
(4th Place in Season 2)

Album Sales: 787,000
Track Sales: 1,100,000
Radio Plays: 625,000

Before Carrie Underwood ran up nine No. 1s to-date on Billboard's Country Songs chart, this former Marine served as the format's first "Idol" ambassador, leading the list with "Nothin' to Lose" in 2005. Gracin stays close to his homebase of Nashville and will perform there in June at the CMA Music Festival, along with other country stars and fellow "Idol" alumnus Danny Gokey.

13. JENNIFER HUDSON
(7th Place in Season 3)

Album Sales: 798,000
Track Sales: 1,500,000
Radio Plays: 314,000

Perhaps no "Idol" alumnus has conquered as many media as Hudson. Despite a seventh-place finish on the series' third season, the actress/singer won a Grammy Award for her debut album and an Oscar for her role opposite Beyonce in the blockbuster musical adaptation, "Dreamgirls." Take that, Simon Cowell!

12. ADAM LAMBERT
(2nd Place in Season 8)

Album Sales: 685,000
Track Sales: 2,200,000
Radio Plays: 91,000

No recent "Idol" contestant has stirred up a media frenzy like Adam Lambert, who drew comparisons to Elvis Presley during his run and returned to the show this season as a mentor during Elvis week. He did so well, in fact, that many have asked: will Glambert replace outgoing "Idol" judge Simon Cowell? "I would be honored, but at this point I'm just focusing on my career as a recording artist," said Lambert, who two weeks ago posted his first Billboard Hot 100 top 10, "Whataya Want From Me."

11. KRIS ALLEN
(1st Place in Season 8)

 Album Sales: 310,000
Track Sales: 2,600,000
Radio Plays: 165,000

Last year's "Idol" champion has sold 296,000 copies of his first album, according to Nielsen SoundScan, and covered radio formats from pop to Christian with the single "Live Like We're Dying." Though he's often overshadowed by runner-up Adam Lambert, Allen has plenty of fans drawn to his laidback singer/songwriter vibe. Allen tours with Barenaked Ladies this summer.

10. RUBEN STUDDARD
(1st Place in Season 2)

Album Sales: 2,600,000
Track Sales: 337,000
Radio Plays: 434,000

Winning "Idol" in 2003 led to even greater joy for Studdard, who met his future wife at a Wal-Mart autograph signing. The "Velvet Teddy Bear's" biggest hit, "Sorry 2004," came that year, but Studdard's popularity gets a boost every time he returns to perform on "Idol." He'll keep his core fans happy this summer on the "Timeless" tour, which he's co-headlining with Clay Aiken.

9. FANTASIA
(1st Place in Season 3)

Album Sales: 2,300,000
Track Sales: 957,000
Radio Plays: 624,000

If any "Idol" winner deserves to be known on first-name-only basis, it's Fantasia, who's having her busiest year since winning "Idol" in 2004. The 24-year-old R&B diva recently unveiled her new single, "Beautiful," and will release her third album on July 13. After playing Celie in "The Color Purple" on Broadway, she's also set to reprise her role in the musical's film adaptation. Reality TV is back in Fantasia's life, too, thanks to her hit VH1 show "Fantasia for Real."

8. DAVID ARCHULETA
(2nd Place in Season 7)

Album Sales: 968,000
Track Sales: 3,000,000
Radio Plays: 177,000

Currently writing for his sophomore album, David Archuleta is approaching platinum sales of his debut album, which has sold 968,000 copies, according to Nielsen SoundScan. The 19-year-old also made a memorable solo turn on "Somos El Mundo," the Spanish-Language version of "We Are the World 25", and revisited his performance of John Lennon's "Imagine" on the "Idol" stage in April. True to his nice-guy form, Archuleta recently blogged that year's batch of "Idol" contestants "a group of cool people!"

7. KELLIE PICKLER
(6th Place in Season 5)

Album Sales: 1,300,000
Track Sales: 2,900,000
Radio Plays: 373,000

Taylor Swift's BFF finished sixth on "Idol" but has done just fine for herself since, thanks to country hits like "Red High Heels" and "Best Days of Your Life." Pickler opened for Swift's massive headlining tour last summer and will open for another big act, Rascal Flatts, later this year. The gig will no doubt help keep Pickler's star on the rise as she preps her third album for release in the fall.

6. CLAY AIKEN
(2nd Place in Season 2)

Album Sales: 4,900,000
Track Sales: 532,000
Radio Plays: 195,000

Clay Aiken may have lost to Ruben Studdard in 2003, but he's still the season 2 favorite in the minds of many longtime "Idol" fans -- and he has the sales to prove it. Aiken's "Tried and True" album is due June 1 on Decca and it's his first studio set since 2008, a year in which the singer also made headlines for revealing he's gay and starring on Broadway in "Spamalot." Aiken will go straight from releasing his album to the "Timeless" tour, a joint summer trek with Studdard.

5. DAVID COOK
(1st Place in Season 7)

Album Sales: 1,300,000
Track Sales: 3,900,000
Radio Plays: 536,000

After years of rockers getting the short end of the "Idol" stick, David Cook broke the genre's bad luck streak in 2008 by trumping another David (Archuleta) in the finale. Cook's self-titled debut album followed and has since sold 1.3 million copies, according to Nielsen SoundScan. As it did when he competed on "Idol," charity drives Cook. Earlier this month, he raised $140,000 at the 13th Annual Race for Hope in memory of his brother Adam, who lost his courageous battle with brain cancer last year.

4. JORDIN SPARKS
(1st Place in Season 6)

Album Sales: 1,300,000
Track Sales: 9,000,000
Radio Plays: 1,146,000

Still the youngest "Idol" winner ever, Jordin Sparks was just 17 when she was voted America's favorite back in 2007, beating out beatboxer Blake Lewis. Sparks' has since racked up radio hits like "Battlefield" and "No Air," her duet with Chris Brown. These days, Sparks is getting ready to take over more than one stage -- she'll embark on a "Battlefield" headlining tour this summer through August, then hit the Great White Way for a 12-week stint with the hit musical "In the Heights."

3. CHRIS DAUGHTRY
(4th Place in Season 5)

Album Sales: 5,700,000
Track Sales: 9,500,000
Radio Plays: 2,439,000

Chris Daughtry's fourth-place "Idol" finish in 2006 really hurt his career, didn't it? Not so much. With 5.7 million albums and 9.5 million digital downloads to his name, the gruff rocker ranks ahead of six former "Idol" winners on this list. His self-titled debut and last year's "Leave This Town" both topped the Billboard 200 on arrival, and though drummer Joey Barnes recently left the band, Daughtry is still plugging away on tour and will return to perform on "Idol" on May 5.

2. CARRIE UNDERWOOD
(1st Place in Season 4)

Album Sales: 11,500,000
Track Sales: 13,900,000
Radio Plays: 2,426,000

As the first country singer to win "American Idol," Carrie Underwood leads the show's graduates with U.S. album sales of 11.5 million, according to Nielsen SoundScan. Her third release, 2009's "Play On," showed off a more mature side to the 27-year-old and debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200. Most recently, Underwood made history in April by becoming the first woman to be named ACM Entertainer of the Year twice. Keep playing on, Carrie!

1. KELLY CLARKSON
(1st Place in Season 1)

Album Sales: 10,600,000
Track Sales: 15,900,000
Radio Plays: 4,260,000

"Idol's" original queen is still its biggest star. Since winning the title in 2002, Kelly Clarkson has notched eight Billboard Hot 100 top 10s -- including two No. 1s -- from four albums. And eight years later, the pop singer is still inspiring "Idol" hopefuls: this year's recently eliminated contestant Siobhan Magnus has said that she perfected her trademark "scream" by singing Clarkson songs in the shower. Clarkson hits the road again this summer, on the revived Lilith Fair tour.

Season five can say is the most successful season because it could put five contestants in this list, reinforced by a fact that earned the highest rating by the American Idol is on season 5 show the final result.

Season 2 and Season 8 put four contestants in this list. Season three also put four contestants in this list, but one is not finalist American Idol and that is William Hung. It's weird right?? he's not the finalist but can into the list and beat the other contestants of American Idol.

Season 4, season 6 and season 7 just put their two best contestants (the winner and the runner-up). Season 1 just put one their contestant, that is the winner one and only miss Kelly Clarkson, although just one but occupy the first place in this list.

How about season nine?? can they beat this top 24 American Idol of All-Time?? just let see.... Time will answer that ^^

This Article Taken From :
Billboard.com
The Picture From :
Many Source... ^^