Twostepcub's music chart for November 30, 2024...

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Saturday's here, and it's time to run down my top "hit" tunes from the previous week. Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars remain parked at #1 for an eighth week, while Hozier (pictured above) climbs two places in the top ten. Songs from FONTAINES DC, George Birge, and Muni Long make some of the biggest jumps (moves of 10+ places highlighted in red), while former big hits in Eminem and Good Neighbors drop off my chart. And under the list everything is Spotify-playlisted for 5 1/2 hours of the biggest in pop, rock, R&B, country, and dance music. Let the Christmas season go full force...
 
This Week              Song/Artist (last week's position in parentheses)
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1. Die With A Smile - Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars (1)
2. Birds Of A Feather - Billie Eilish (2)
3. Taste - Sabrina Carpenter (5)
4. I Am Not Okay - Jelly Roll (3)
5. Stargazing - Myles Smith (4)
6. That's How I'm Feeling - Jack White (6)
7. Nobody's Soldier - Hozier (9)
8. The Emptiness Machine - Linkin Park (8)
9. Hot To Go! - Chappell Roan (7)
10. Wildflower - Tyrese (10)
11. Dancing In The Flames - The Weeknd (15)
12. Espresso - Sabrina Carpenter (12)
13. Too Sweet - Hozier (13)
14. You Look Like You Love Me - Ella Langley f/Riley Green (22)
15. Dopamine - Sum-41 (19)
16. I Can Do It With A Broken Heart - Taylor Swift (11)
17. A Bar Song (Tipsy) - Shaboozey (17)
18. Peaceful Place - Leon Bridges (14)
19. Bobby Sox - Green Day (23)
20. Leave A Light On (Talk Away The Dark) - Papa Roach & Carrie Underwood (20)
21. Detroit - Badflower (26)
22. I Had Some Help - Post Malone f/Morgan Wallen (18)
23. Suffocate City - The Funeral Project f/Ice Nine Nails (24)
24. Please Please Please - Sabrina Carpenter (16)
25. The Door - Teddy Swims (21)
26. Belong Together - Mark Ambor (30)
27. Pour Me A Drink - Post Malone f/Blake Shelton (25)
28. All In My Head - blink-182 (28)
29. Lose Control - Teddy Swims (29)
30. Favourite - FONTAINES DC (45)
31. Up All Night - James Bay f/The Lumineer and Noah Kahan (27)
32. Liar - Jelly Roll (39)
33. One Bad Habit - Tim McGraw (37)
34. Ruined Me - Muni Long (46)
35. Ain't No Love In Oklahoma - Luke Combs (31)
36. More Than Enough - Sarah Reeves (36)
37. Lies Lies Lies - Morgan Wallen (49)
38. Miles On It - Marshmello & Kane Brown (38)
39. Gonna Love You - Parmalee (43)
40. Wrong Way - Two Friends & Alexander Stewart (40)
41. Something We Can Make Love To - Eric Benet & Tamar Braxton (51)
42. Good Luck, Babe! - Chappell Roan (32)
43. Call Me (Whatever You Like) - Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats (53)
44. Beautiful Things - Benson Boone (44)
45. Breathing - Mary J. Blige f/Fabolous (35)
46. Sink Or Swim - OneRepublic (48)
47. Simply Beautiful - Maxwell (33)
48. Live For You - Thee Sacred Souls (58)
49. Austin - Dasha (34)
50. All I Want Is You - Boney James f/October London (55)
51. Rainbow - Cage The Elephant (41)
52. Beautiful As You - Thomas Rhett (56)
53. Cowboy Songs - George Birge (67)
54. Never Going Home Again - David Guetta & Alesso f/Madison Beer (54)
55. Time Well Wasted - The Fray (59)
56. Angel Song - Nothing More f/David Draiman (61)
57. Chevrolet - Dustin Lynch f/Jelly Roll (47)
58. Tears Don't Fall - Kaskade & Enisa (66)
59. High Road - Koe Wetzel & Jessie Murph (69)
60. Sad In Carolina - Dexter and the Moonrocks (60)
61. I'm The Drama - Bebe Rexha (65)
62. Higher - Tom Grennan (64)
63. Apple - Charli XCX (73)
64. Somedays - Sonny Fodera, Jazzy, & D.o.D (74)
65. We Pray - Coldplay f/Little Simz, Burna Boy, Elyana, & TINI (50)
66. Criminals - Meghan Trainor (72)
67. Dilemma - Green Day (57)
68. Lonely Road - mgk & Jelly Roll (68)
69. Hot Honey - Tiesto & Alana Springsteen (79)
70. What Remains - Pop Evil (75)
71. I Love You, I'm Sorry - Tate McRae (71)
72. Sailor Song - Gigi Perez (76)
73. Here We Go (Uh-Oh) - Coco Jones (77)
74. Don't Lie - The Chainsmokers & Kim Petras (80)
75. Disease - Lady Gaga (85)
76. Living In Color - Audien f/Jeoff Harris (82)
77. Awaken - Breaking Benjamin (87)
78. Mud - DOROTHY (82)
79. Vilified - Jerry Cantrell (81)
80. Somebody Else's - Gwen Stefani (84)
82. It's OK, I'm OK - Tate McRae (86)
84. Bigger Houses - Dan + Shay (88)
85. A Fragile Song - The Cure (DEBUT)
86. Sober - Psiryn (90)
87. Wind Up Missin' You - Tucker Wetmore (91)
88. Psycho - HARDY (92)
89. APT. - ROSE & Bruno Mars (93)
91. Living Proof - Bon Jovi (95)
93. Black Butterfly - Scott Stapp (97)
94. Diet Pepsi - Addison Rae (98)
95. That's So True - Gracie Abrams (DEBUT)
96. Boys Back Home - Dylan Marlowe & Dylan Scott (100)
97. Love Somebody - Morgan Wallen (RE-ENTRY)
98. Find The Way - Peggy Gou (RE-ENTRY)


Along with re-entries from Morgan Wallen and Peggy Gou, there are seven songs making their debut on my chart this week (highlighted in blue), and if you click on any of them you'll connect to that act's official website for more info. And here they are on video, after the break....

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Indie-rock band The Head and the Heart claim the top debut of the week at #81 with "Arrow", the lead single from their as yet not released sixth album...
 

 Teddy Swims places his third song concurrently on my chart at #83 with "Bad Dreams", from his sequel album I've Tried Everything But Therapy Part 2...


Modern Rock icons the Cure make a grand comeback at #85 with "A Fragile Thing", from their fourteenth album and first since 2008, Songs Of A Lost World...


California indie-pop band almost monday drive in at #90 with "Can't Slow Down" from their first full-length album Dive...


Over a year and a half after its initial release, Australia rockers Royel Otis plant themselves on my list at #92 with "Sofa King"...


While Gracie Abrams' single "I Love You, I'm Sorry" holds at #71 on my chart, her #1 British/top ten American hit "That's So True" joins it at #95...


The final newbie of the week at #100 has French DJ/producer David Guetta digs up the grave of the past again with another blond dance-pop singer, Ava Max, to interpolate German new wave band Alphaville's 80s nugget "Forever Young", bringing in that group  as well...





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