THIS WEEK'S #1
The first chart week of 2009 sees James Morrison remaining at the top with his Nelly Furtado duet "Broken Strings". This makes him the first male artist to remain at #1 for a second week. The track staves off an attempt for #1 glory from Bloc Party's "Signs", which remained at #2 this week.
Making the biggest chart jump in history are The Veronicas. The Australian pop duo shot up 30 places from #39 to #9, break the record set by David Archuleta's "Crush", when it moved up from #40 to #11 in August.
The Hot Shot Debut of the week is "Kids" by MGMT, which bows at #25. Re-entering the chart is "I Hate This Part" by the Pussycat Dolls at #22, thanks to tons of promotional appearances.
To see the full chart, visit the BWU Website.
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