FURTADO RULES THE US SUMMER CHART

Last updated: Friday, July 21, 2006

FURTADO RULES THE US SUMMER CHART

NELLY FURTADO remains the queen of summer 2006 in America after scoring a fourth week on top of the Billboard pop charts.

Nelly Furtado arriving at the Ed Sullivan Theatre for The LateShow with David Letterman. New York City, USA - 11.07.06

The Canadian singer/songwriter's catchy hip-hop anthem PROMISCUOUS has kept GNARLS BARKLEY's megahit CRAZY off the top of the charts for a second week. That tune stands firm at number two.

CASSIE's ME + U and SHAKIRA's HIPS DON'T LIE complete the top four.

JOHN MAYER scores the week's highest debut - his WAITING ON THE WORLD TO CHANGE enters the Hot 100 chart at number 25.

In other US chart news, KOJI KONDO's SUPER MARIO BROTHERS THEME tops the Hot Ringtones list, while DANIEL POWTER's BAD DAY nets a 13th week atop the Adult Contemporary countdown.

Meanwhile, the RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS' 13-week reign at number one on the Mainstream Rock chart has come to an end - the group's DANI CALIFORNIA hit has been toppled by THREE DAY GRACE's ANIMAL I HAVE BECOME.

In more bad news for the Red Hot Chili Peppers, they've also given up the number one spot on the Billboard Modern Rock chart to THE RACONTEURS' STEADY, AS SHE GOES.

| Friday, July 21, 2006

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