Music charts

Sun., Nov. 27, 2005

The Spokesman-Review

Top Singles

1. “Run It!” Chris Brown

2. “Gold Digger”Kanye West

3. “My Humps”The Black Eyed Peas

4. “Soul Survivor” Young Jeezy

5. “Photograph”Nickelback

6. “Laffy Taffy”D4L

7. “Hung Up”Madonna

8. “We Be Burnin’ “Sean Paul

9. “Because of You”Kelly Clarkson

10. “Stickwitu“The Pussycat Dolls

Top Albums

1. “Confessions on a Dance Floor”

Madonna

2. “Some Hearts”Carrie Underwood

3. “The Road and the Radio”

Kenney Chesney

4. “The Emancipation of Mimi”

Mariah Carey

5. “Now 20”Various artists

6. “Get Rich or Die Tryin’ “Soundtrack

7. “Comin’ To Your City”Big & Rich

8. “Bullet in a Bible”Green Day

9. “All the Right Reasons”Nickelback

10. “Timeless”Martina McBride

Mainstream Rock Tracks

1. “Save Me” Shinedown

2. “Stricken” Disturbed

3. “Stand Up” Trapt

4. “Wasteland” 10 Years

5. “DOA” Foo Fighters

6. “Bat Country” Avenged Sevenfold

7. “Photograph” Nickelback

8. “Twisted Transistor”Korn

9. “Forget to Remember”Mudvayne

10. “Truth”Seether

Hot Country Singles

1. “Come a Little Closer”Dierks Bentley

2. “Who You’d Be Today”Kenny Chesney

3. “Tequila Makes Her Clothes Fall Off”

Joe Nichols

4. “Better Life”Keith Urban

5. “Good Ride Cowboy”Garth Brooks

6. “Big Blue Note”Toby Keith

7. “Skin (Sarabeth)”Rascal Flatts

8. “Best I Ever Had” Gary Allan

9. “Must Be Doin’ Somethin’ Right”

Billy Currington

10. “She Let Herself Go”George Strait

Top Country Albums

1. “Some Hearts”Carrie Underwood

2. “The Road and the Radio”

Kenny Chesney

3. “Comin’ To Your City”Big & Rich

4. “Timeless” Martina McBride

5. “Feels Like Today”Rascal Flatts

6. “Be Here”Keith Urban

7. “Twice the Speed of Life”Sugarland

8. “The Legend of Johnny Cash”

Johnny Cash

9. “All Jacked Up”Gretchen Wilson

10. “Fireflies”Faith Hill

Hot Adult Contemporary

1. “Lonely No More”Rob Thomas

2. “Home” Michael Buble

3. “No More Cloudy Days”Eagles

4. “You and Me”Lifehouse

5. “Breathe (2 AM)” Anna Nalick

6. “Listen to Your Heart”D.H.T.

7. “We Belong Together”Mariah Carey

8. “Breakaway” Kelly Clarkson

9. “Heaven” Los Lonely Boys

10. “Incomplete”Backstreet Boys

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