Music charts

Sun., Nov. 6, 2005

The Spokesman-Review

Top Singles

1. “Gold Digger”Kanye West

2. “Run It!” Chris Brown

3. “My Humps”The Black Eyed Peas

4. “Soul Survivor” Young Jeezy

5. “Photograph”Nickelback

6. “We Be Burnin’ “Sean Paul

7. “Like You”Bow Wow

8. “Because of You”Kelly Clarkson

9. “Shake It Off“Mariah Carey

10. “Sugar, We’re Goin’ Down”

Fall Out Boy

Top Albums

1. ”#1’s”Destiny’s Child

2. “All the Right Reasons”Nickelback

3. “Timeless”Martina McBride

4. “Thanks for the Memory… The Great American Songbook Vol. IV”Rod Stewart

5. “Monkey Business”Black Eyed Peas

6. “I Am Me”Ashlee Simpson

7. “III” Joe Nichols

8. “Late Registration”Kanye West

9. “Thrill”Bun B

10. “Bette Midler Sings the Peggy Lee Songbook”Bette Midler

Mainstream Rock Tracks

1. “Photograph” Nickelback

2. “Save Me” Shinedown

3. “Stricken” Disturbed

4. “Stand Up” Trapt

5. “Doesn’t Remind Me” Audioslave

6. “Wasteland” 10 Years

7. “DOA” Foo Fighters

8. “Bat Country” Avenged Sevenfold

9. “Forget to Remember Mudvayne

10. “Remedy” Seether

Hot Country Singles

1. “Better Life”Keith Urban

2. “Skin (Sarabeth)”Rascal Flatts

3. “Who You’d Be Today”Kenny Chesney

4. “Come a Little Closer”Dierks Bentley

5. “Probably Wouldn’t Be This Way”

LeAnn Rimes

6. “Tequila Makes Her Clothes Fall Off”

Joe Nichols

7. “Good Ride Cowboy”Garth Brooks

8. “You’re Like Comin’ Home” Lonestar

9. “Something to Be Proud Of”

Montgomery Gentry

10. “Big Blue Note”Toby Keith

Top Country Albums

1. “Timeless” Martina McBride

2. “III” Joe Nichols

3. “The Legend of Johnny Cash”

Johnny Cash

4. “Feels Like Today”Rascal Flatts

5. “All Jacked Up”Gretchen Wilson

6. “Fireflies”Faith Hill

7. “Tough All Over” Gary Allan

8. “Doin’ Somethin’ Right”Billy Currington

9. “Real Fine Place”Sara Evans

10. “Be Here”Keith Urban

Hot Adult Contemporary

1. “Lonely No More”Rob Thomas

2. “Home” Michael Buble

3. “Breakaway” Kelly Clarkson

4. “Breathe (2 AM)” Anna Nalick

5. “We Belong Together”Mariah Carey

6. “No More Cloudy Days”Eagles

7. “You and Me”Lifehouse

8. “Listen to Your Heart”D.H.T.

9. “Heaven” Los Lonely Boys

10. “Incomplete”Backstreet Boys

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