Music charts

Sun., Feb. 13, 2005

The Spokesman-Review

Top Singles

1. “Let Me Love You” Mario

2. “1, 2 Step”Ciara

3. “Boulevard of Broken Dreams”

Green Day

4. “How We Do” The Game

5. “Disco Inferno” 50 Cent

6. “Lovers and Friends”

Lil Jon & the East Side Boyz

7. “Soldier” Destiny’s Child

8. “Candy Shop” 50 Cent

9. “Since U Been Gone”Kelly Clarkson

10. “Drop It Like It’s Hot”Snoop Dogg

Top Albums

1. “The Documentary”The Game

2. “All the Best” Tina Turner

3. “American Idiot” Green Day

4. “Be As You Are: Songs From An Old Blue Chair” Kenney Chesney

5. “Get Lifted” John Legend

6. “Red, White & Crue” Motley Crue

7. “Encore” Eminem

8. “Grammy Nominees 2005”

Various artists

9. “Crunk Juice”

Lil Jon & the East Side Boyz

10. “Confessions” Usher

Mainstream Rock Tracks

1. “Boulevard of Broken Dreams”

Green Day

2. “Burning Bright” Shinedown

3. “Home” Three Days Grace

4. “Scars” Papa Roach

5. “If I Die Tomorrow”Motley Crue

6. “Let Me Go” 3 Doors Down

7. “So Far Away”Crossfade

8. “Fall to Pieces” Velvet Revolver

9. “Find the Real” Alter Bridge

10. “Getting Away With Murder”

Papa Roach

Hot Country Singles

1. “Bless the Broken Road”Rascal Flatts

3. “Mud on the Tires” Brad Paisley

2. “You’re My Better Half”Keith Urban

4. “Nothin’ to Lose”Josh Gracin

5. “Nothin’ ‘Bout Love Makes Sense” LeAnn Rimes

6. “Monday Morning Church”

Alan Jackson

7. “He Gets That From Me” Reba McEntire

8. “Some Beach” Blake Shelton

9. “That’s What I love About Sunday” Craig Morgan

10. “Baby Girl” Sugarland

Top Country Albums

1. “Be As You Are: Songs From An Old Blue Chair” Kenny Chesney

2. “Greatest Hits” Shania Twain

3. “Feels Like Today”Rascal Flatts

4. “This Woman”LeAnn Rimes

5. “Here for the Party”Gretchen Wilson

6. “50 Number Ones”George Strait

7. “Greatest Hits 2” Toby Keith

8. “Live Like You Were Dying” Tim McGraw

9. “Horse of a Different Color”Big & Rich

10. “When the Sun Goes Down”

Kenny Chesney

Hot Adult Contemporary

1. “Heaven” Los Lonely Boys

2. “Breakaway” Kelly Clarkson

3. “Daughters” John Mayer

4. “In My Daughter’s Eyes”

Martina McBride

5. “You’ll Think of Me”Keith Urban

6. “She Will Be Loved”Maroon5

7. “Live Like You Were Dying”Tim McGraw

8. “I’ll Be Around”Daryl Hall/John Oates

9. “Don’t Let Him Steal Your Heart Away” Phil Collins

10. “This Love” Maroon 5

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