Dance Sweep: November 17, 2012...

It's time to close out today's "chart sweep" of the newest songs to make the weekly music charts at Billboard magazine. This time it's the newest dance music in the clubs and on the radio.

On the DJ-polled Hot Dance Club Play chart, Taryn Manning gets her first #1 hit with "Send Me Your Love"..

The top debut this week is by British singer Ellie Goulding with "Anything Could Happen". She took "Lights" to #32 earlier this year..

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Lenny Kravitz comes in at #46 with "Superlove". He took "Black Velveteen" to the top-10 here in 2001...

American Idol runner-up Adam Lambert pop up at #47 with "Trespassing", the title track from his awesome sophomore album.  The title track from his debut, "For Your Entertainment", went to #5 two years ago...

Newcomer Korr-a enters at #48 with "Flyacracka"...

Over on the radio-monitored Hot Dance Airplay chart, the Swedish House Mafia stay at #12 with "Don't You Worry Child" for a second week...

Rihanna enters at #19 with her top-5 pop hit "Diamonds"...

Flo Rida comes in at #20 with the Brenda Russell-sampling "I Cry"..

The last entry on the airplay chart is Taylor Swift's inescapable "We Ever Never Ever Getting Back Together"...

Finally over at the Global Dance Songs chart SHM hang on to #1 with "Don't You Worry Child"...

Puerto Rican singer Noelia is at #33 with "My Everything", which went to #2 on the club chart...

At #37 is a weird one - a compilation of covers of songs by HI-NRG artists called Best Of 80's Dance Vol. 4 - #1 80's Dance Hits Remixed by various artists...

 
Finally, Maroon5's #1 pop hit "One More Night" comes in at #39 on this chart...

That does it for today's sweeps....I'll return tomorrow with another Song of the Day, candletime, part one of this week's "album sweep" and my British recap. Good night!