CHARTS: Looks like he made it
Barry Manilow's collection "The Greatest Songs of the '60s" (Arista) tops the Newsday charts, while the "Hanna Montana" soundtrack continues to dominate the national charts, selling 203,000 copies. Other veteran acts -- The Who, Meat Loaf and the surprisingly steady Tony Bennett -- did far better in the area last week than in the rest of the country.
Full Billboard report
Newsday's Top Albums and Singles (compiled by Billboard) on the jump
Newsday Top Albums
(national ranking in parentheses)
1 (2) “The Greatest Songs of the ‘60s,” Barry Manilow*
2 (1) “Hanna Montana Soundtrack,” Various Artists
3 (4) “Once Again,” John Legend
4 (7) “Endless Wire,” The Who*
5 (8) “Bat Out of Hell III: The Monster Is Loose,” Meat Loaf*
6 (16) “Duets: An American Classic,” Tony Bennett
7 (5) “FutureSex/LoveSounds,” Justin Timberlake
8 (6) “The Black Parade,” My Chemical Romance
9 (3) “Like Father, Like Son,” Birdman & Lil Wayne*
10 (13) “B’Day,” Beyonce
*denotes debut
Newsday Top Singles(national ranking in parentheses)
1 (1) “My Love,” Justin Timberlake feat. T.I.
2 (9) “Irreplaceable,” Beyonce
3 (10) “Say Goodbye,” Chris Brown
4 (6) “How To Save a Life,” The Fray
5 (20) “I Wanna Love You,” Akon feat. Snoop Dogg
6 (4) “Money Maker,” Ludacris feat. Pharrell
7 (7) “SexyBack,” Justin Timberlake
8 (29) “We Fly High,” Jim Jones
9 (11) “Too Little, Too Late,” JoJo
10 (58) “Take Me As I Am,” Mary J. Blige
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i would love to meet Hanna Montana i had a dream about her shes my hero i love singing i try so hard to get a tcket for a concert and a back stage pass i would be happy for the first time i have a horrible life i have the most meanest family ever (sniff sniff.)