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January 11th, 2003
The Vanilla Top 100 Singles Chart

JANUARY 11th, 2003

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TW LW 2W Weeks Artist Title  Peak
TWO WEEKS AT #1
1.  1 2 16 Dixie Chicks / Landslide 1 [2]
2.  5 6 7 Puddle of Mudd / She Hates Me 2
3.  2 1 11 Christina Aguilera  / Beautiful 1[2]
4.  8 10 8 The Donnas / Take It Off 4
5.  13 13 21 John Mayer / Your Body Is a Wonderland 5
6.  3 3 16 Nivea feat. Brian & Brandon Casey / Don't Mess with My Man 2
7.  4 4 9 The Strokes / Someday 4
8.  6 7 10 Aaliyah / Miss You 6
9.  9 9 8 Kid Rock & Sheryl Crow / Picture 9
10.  7 5 22 No Doubt & Lady Saw / Underneath It All 1[5]
11.  11 14 11 Avril Lavigne / I'm With You 11
12.  10 8 21 The Distillers / City of Angels  1[3]
13.  15 20 6 Jennifer Lopez & LL Cool J / All I Have 13
14.  12 12 6 Musiq / Dontchange 12
15.  14 11 17 Santana & Michelle Branch / Game Of Love 2
16.  18 42 9 Sum 41 / Still Waiting  16
17.  17 26 5 Ja Rule & Ashanti / Mesmerize 17
18.  16 15 8 3 Doors Down / When I'm Gone 13
19.  19 16 17 Missy Elliott / Work It 3
20.  21 17 14 Eminem   / Lose Yourself 2
21.  20 18 20 CamRon feat. Julez Santana, Freekey Zekey & Toya / Hey Ma 1 [1]
22.  22 19 18 Pink / Family Portrait 6
23.  23 25 7 New Found Glory / Head on Collision 23
24.  25 43 11 Eve / Satisfaction  24
25.  30 30 8 Norah Jones / Come Away With Me 25
26.  27 24 29 Norah Jones / Don't Know Why  1 [1]
27.  24 21 15 The Used / The Taste of Ink 17
28.  26 22 15 Boxcar Racer / There Is 7
29.  28 29 10 Amerie / Talkin to Me 28
30.  29 27 18 Mariah Carey / Through The Rain 13
31.  32 34 8 Sheryl Crow / C'mon C'mon 31
32.  41 67 4 Missy Elliott & Ludacris / Gossip Folks 32
33.  31 23 10 The Transplants / Diamonds and Guns 18
34.  33 28 14 Jay-Z & Beyonce / '03 Bonnie & Clyde 12
35.  34 32 18 Kelly Clarkson / A Moment Like This 1 [5]
36.  42 - 2 t.A.T.u. / All The Things She Said 36
37.  35 31 16 Tori Amos / A Sorta Fairytale  15
38.  36 33 20 Sugarcult  / Pretty Girl [The Way] 2
    GREATEST GAINER: SALES  
39.  54 54 4 No Doubt / Running 39
    HOT SHOT DEBUT  
40.  - - DEBUT Smilez & Southstar / Tell Me (What's Goin' On) 40
41.  37 35 8 Nirvana / You Know You're Right 32
42.  38 37 19 Kelly Rowland / Stole 9
43.  39 38 19 Jack Johnson / Bubble Toes 14
44.  40 39 6 LL Cool J & Amerie / Paradise 35
45.  45 44 7 OK Go / Get Over It 40
46.  43 40 19 Lifehouse / Spin 36
47.  44 41 13 Matchbox 20 / Disease 40
48.  46 45 18 Jurassic 5 / What's Golden  10
49.  47 49 21 Good Charlotte / Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous 3
50.  48 46 14 TLC / Girl Talk 17
51.  52 53 4 Faith Hill / When The Lights Go Down 51
52.  63 59 11 TRUSTcompany / Running From Me 51
53.  55 55 6 Shakira / The One 53
54.  59 57 11 Red Hot Chili Peppers / The Zephyr Song 36
55.  56 52 16 Jimmy Eat World  / A Praise Chorus  41
56.  60 61 3 John Mayer / Why Georgia? 56
57.  64 - 2 Dixie Chicks / Travelin' Soldier 57
58.  58 56 40 Dashboard Confessional / Screaming Infidelities 27
59.  51 50 18 ISSYS / Single for the rest of my life 14
60.  50 47 15 Jennifer Lopez / Jenny From The Block  17
61.  61 72 3 The Roots & Musiq / Break You Off 61
62.  57 51 15 Madonna / Die Another Day 15
63.  62 60 8 John Rzeznik / I'm Still Here 49
64.  85 - 2 Amanda Perez / Angel  64
65.  68 82 4 All-American Rejects  / Swing Swing 65
66.  69 - 2 Angie Martinez & Kelis / Take You Home 66
67.  65 62 7 702 & Clipse / Star 59
68.  66 58 11 The Starting Line / Best of Me  48
69.  - - DEBUT Eminem / Superman 69
70.  - - DEBUT Shania Twain / Up! 70
71.  - - DEBUT Sixpence None The Richer / Don't Dream It's Over 71
72.  67 65 3 2Pac / Thugz Mansion 65
73.  78 79 26 Ashanti / Baby 15
74.  53 48 14 Simple Plan & Mark Hoppus / I'd Do Anything 11
75.  - - DEBUT Red Hot Chili Peppers / Can't Stop 75
76.  70 66 4 Alanis Morissette / 21 Things I Want in A Lover 64
77.  71 71 24 The Distillers / The Young Crazed Peeling 44
78.  72 74 21 Michelle Branch / Goodbye To You 2
79.  73 70 16 Kelly Clarkson / Before Your Love 9
80.  76 73 9 Kylie Minogue / Come Into My World  59
81.  49 36 7 Chevelle / The Red 36
82.  74 69 11 Vanessa Carlton / Pretty Baby 29
83.  79 85 25 Jack Johnson / Flake 11
84.  80 83 4 The White Stripes / We're Going To Be Friends 80
    HEATSEEKER IMPACT  
85.  - - DEBUT Counting Crows & Vanessa Carlton / Big Yellow Taxi 85
86.  - - DEBUT Taproot / Poem 86
87.  77 75 9 Stone Sour / Bother 42
88.  81 80 22 Aaliyah / I Care 4 U 3
89.  84 78 6 Zwan / Honestly 70
90.  86 84 31 Angie Martinez / If I Could Go  8
91.  87 - 2 Common feat. Mary J Blige / Come Close to Me 87
92.  98 - 2 Lisa Loeb / Underdog 92
93.  89 88 20 The White Stripes / Dead Leaves and the Dirty Ground 27
94.  90 89 21 Sheryl Crow / Steve McQueen 8
95.  91 90 29 Pink / Just Like a Pill 1 [2]
96.  92 91 32 TRUSTcompany / Downfall  7
97.  93 92 34 Avril Lavigne / Complicated 1 [4]
98.  94 93 31 The Inc  / Down 4 U 1 [2]
99.  95 94 28 Eve & Alicia Keys / Gangsta Lovin 3
100.  100 100 11 Nelly / Air Force Ones  65

HEATSEEKERS
1.  - - NEW Pink / Eventually 1
2.  1 5 5 Nicole Nordeman / Holy 1
3.  2 2 4 Chris Tomlin / Enough 2
4.  - - NEW Matchbox 20 / Bright Lights 4
5.  3 1 3 Santana & Musiq / Nothing At All 3
6.  4 3 7 No Doubt / Platinum Blonde Life 1
7.  - - NEW TLC / Hands Up 7
8.  14 - 2 JC Chasez / Blowin' Me Up (With Her Love)  8
9.  10 8 5 Jennifer Love Hewitt / Can I Go Now? 3
10.  9 - 2 Mariah Carey / Boy 9
11.  5 4 7 Out Of Eden / This is Your Life 3
12.  6 7 7 Eminem / 8 Mile 2
13.  7 19 6 Bowling for Soup / Girl all the Bad Guys want 7
14.  8 6 7 Tori Amos / Taxi Ride 7
15.  12 11 6 Garbage / Cherry Lips [Go Baby Go!] 2
16.  20 17 7 Uncle Kracker / In a Little While 11
17.  13 12 7 Heather Headley / He Is 5
18.  - - NEW Socialburn / Down 18
19.  - - NEW Kellie Coffey / At The End Of The Day 19
20.  17 14 4 Seether / Fine Again 16
21.  19 16 7 Amerie  / I Just Died 4
22.  25 21 5 Third Eye Blind / Faster 18
23.  24 24 4 Nas / Made You Look 23
24.  11 - 2 Tyrese / How You Gonna Act Like That 11
25.  21 - 2 Queens of the Stone Age / No One Knows 21
26.  22 18 8 Dannii Minogue / Put The Needle On It 1
27.  23 20 7 Alicia Keys / Girlfriend 8
28.  26 23 7 Styles / Good Times 9
29.  27 25 6 Daniel Beddingfield / James Dean 18
30.  28 26 6 SR-71 / Tomorrow 13

FALLOFFS:

Michelle Branch - All You Wanted STATS: 47 Weeks, Peak = 1 (9 Weeks) VETERANS AWARD ENTRY

 

Ashanti - Foolish STATS: 48 Weeks, Peak = 1 (6 Weeks) VETERANS AWARD ENTRY

 

Avril Lavigne - Sk8er Boi STATS: 20 Weeks, Peak = 8

Sixpence None The Richer - Breathe Your Name STATS: 14 Weeks, Peak = 22

Brandy Come A Little Closer - STATS: 17 Weeks, Peak = 24

Shania Twain Im Gonna Getcha Good - STATS: 12 Weeks, Peak = 38

O-Town These Are The Days - STATS: 14 Weeks, Peak = 50

 

DEBUTS:

Smilez & Southstar - Tell Me

Eminem - Superman

Shania Twain - Up!

Sixpence None The Richer - Dont Dream Its Over

Red Hot Chili Peppers - Cant Stop

Counting Crows & Vanessa Carlton - Big Yellow Taxi

Taproot - Poem

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COMMENTARY

It's the second chart for 2003, and the Dixie Chicks still remain at the top of the chart with the Stevie Nicks classic "Landslide." The Dixie Chicks are definitely giving Country Music a good name, as their latest single "Travelin Soldier" rises seven spots to #57. Meanwhile, the chicks do have some upcoming competition. Puddle of Mudd's "She Hates Me" gains power to land at #2 this week, up 3 spots from last week. The Donnas leap from #8 to #4 with "Take it Off," and Grammy Nominee (Best New Artist) John Mayer takes an 8-spot-leap to #5. Christina Aguilera rounds out the top 5 with "Beautiful" at #3. Meanwhile, The Distillers end their 20-week run in the top ten, falling to #12 with "City of Angels."

 

Asian artists Jin, Utada Hikaru, BoA, and Coco Lee have all been entered into the top 100, but this weeks Hot Shot Debut comes from rap duo Smilez & Southstar which was entered strong at #40 with "Tell Me." Filipino/Chinese rapper Southstar becomes the fifth Asian artist to enter the top 100, but critics believe that "Tell Me" will have more success than the previous artists, although it may be hard to live up to BoA's "Duvet," which peaked at #9.

 

Other debuts this week include singles by Eminem, Shania Twain, Sixpence None The Richer, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Counting Crows featuring Vanessa Carlton, and Taproot.

 

Michelle Branch and Ashanti both became the most successful veterans, both given a Veteran's Award today. Branch's "All You Wanted" spent an impressive 47 weeks at the top 100 and spent 9 weeks at #1. Ashanti's "Foolish" spent 48 weeks on the chart and succeeded at #1 for six consecutive weeks. Both Honorary Banners can be seen below, and on the Veterans Award Page.

  

Monday Morning, the best new artist award nominees for the Grammys were announced. All nominees (Ashanti, Michelle Branch, Norah Jones, Avril Lavigne, John Mayer) experienced a good week. Ashanti's "Baby" jumps 5 spots with the release of the remix. Norah Jones' "Come Away With Me" jumps five spots to land at #25. Avril Lavigne sits high at #11, Michelle Branch's (with Santana) "Game Of Love" stays high at #15, and John Mayer enters to top 5 with "Your Body is a Wonderland." Also, the Vanilla Grammy winners were announced, with Norah Jones winning the award for Best New Artist.

 

The biggest leaps this week come from No Doubt's "Running," Missy Elliott's "Gossip Folks" and T.A.T.U.'s "All The Things She Said." These three singles are most likely to gain even more power next week, and could possibly enter the top twenty.

 

Next week, will the Dixie Chicks hold on to #1? Or will Puddle of Mudd, The Donnas, or even John Mayer take over? Will Avril Lavigne enter the top ten? How big a leap will Smilez & Southstar make? Will any heatseekers enter the top 100? Find out soon. Also, Check out the winners for the Vanilla Grammys.

VANILLA GRAMMYS: COMMENTARY

Thanks for participating in our first annual Vanilla Grammys!


The biggest winner on the night of the first annual Vanilla Grammys had to be No Doubt. Out of the nine nominations, they picked up five awards, including the award for ENTERTAINER OF THE YEAR. With singles "Hey Baby," "Hella Good," and "Underneath It All," No Doubt also won awards in BEST ALBUM, BEST A/C ARTIST, BEST DUO/GROUP/BAND, and BEST FEMALE ARTIST, which was awarded to Gwen Stefani.

 

This years BEST NEW ARTIST award went to Norah Jones, who also won an award for BEST BREAKTHROUGH ARTIST. Jones was nominated for seven Vanilla Grammys.

 

The big three awards went to Norah Jones, (BEST NEW ARTIST), Avril Lavigne (BEST SINGLE), and No Doubt (BEST ALBUM).

 

Next to No Doubt, Aaliyah and The Distillers took home second prize, with three Vanilla Grammys each. It was clear that Aaliyah still is the queen of hip hop, as Aaliyah won awards for BEST HIP HOP ALBUM, BEST HIP HOP SINGLE, and BEST HIP HOP ARTIST. The biggest shock of the night may have been that the breakout group, The Distillers, took home three awards including BEST ROCK SINGLE, BEST ROCK ARTIST, and BEST UNDERGROUND ARTIST. The Distillers spent three weeks at #1 on the Vanilla Top 100.

 

Kelly Clarkson and Garbage tied for third place with two awards each. Kelly Clarkson won for BEST POP SINGLE and BEST SOUNDTRACK, for the "American Idol Greatest Hits CD." Garbage took home the BEST ROCK ALBUM and the BEST INTERNATIONAL ACT.

 

Avril Lavigne, Linkin Park, Pink, Sheryl Crow, Dashboard Confessional, Michelle Branch, and Fat Joe/Ashanti each won one award.

 

Thanks for joining us this year in the First Annual Vanilla Grammys. Congratulations to No Doubt! Well See You Next Year!