Feature Artist: Salt-N-Pepa (Singles) 6pm ET

Salt-N-Pepa is an American hip hop trio from Queens, New York. The group, consisting of Cheryl James (“Salt”), Sandra Denton (“Pepa”) and originally Latoya Hanson, who was replaced by Deidra Roper (“DJ Spinderella”), was formed in 1985 and was one of the first all-female rap groups. Through their career, Salt-N-Pepa have won five awards: Grammy Award for Best Rap Performance by a Duo or Group (1995), MTV Video Music Award for Best Electronic Dance Music Video (1994), MTV Video Music Award for Best Choreography (1994), MTV Video Music Award for Best R&B Video (1994) and BET Hip Hop Awards I Am Hip-Hop Icon Award (2010). – Wikipedia

Artist Countdown: Seal Top 35 Hits 6p ET @Seal

Seal Henry Olusegun Olumide Adeola Samuel (born 19 February 1963), known by his mononym Seal, is a British R&B and soul singer-songwriter.

Seal has won numerous music awards throughout his career, including three Brit Awards—winning Best British Male in 1992, four Grammy Awards, and an MTV Video Music Award. Seal is known for his numerous international hits, including “Kiss from a Rose”, which appeared on the soundtrack to the 1995 film Batman Forever. He has sold more than 30 million albums worldwide. He is a coach on The Voice Australia.  (Source: Wikipedia)

1	Crazy
2	Kiss from a Rose
3	Future Love Paradise
4	Love’s Divine
5	Get It Together
6	Amazing
7	The Beginning
8	Prayer for the Dying
9	Fly Like an Eagle
10	Killer
11	Newborn Friend
12	Walk on By
13	My Vision (Jakatta featuring Seal)
14	Human Beings
15	The Right Life
16	Don’t Cry
17	Waiting for You
18	Secret
19	Les Mots (Mylène Farmer et Seal)
20	This Could Be Heaven
21	It’s Alright
22	It’s a Man’s Man’s Man’s World
23	A Change Is Gonna Come
24	I Can’t Stand the Rain
25	Let’s Stay Together
26	Stand by Me
27	Wishing on a Star
28	I’m Alive
29	If I Could
30	Lost My Faith
31	If You Don’t Know Me by Now
32	I Am Your Man
33	Weight of My Mistakes
34	If I’m Any Closer
35	Manic Depression (Jeff Beck feat. Seal)

Feature Year: 1986 (Part 1 9am – Part 2 9pm ET)

We feature the music of 1986.

January 23 – The first induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame takes place. The first artists to be honoured are Chuck Berry, James Brown, Ray Charles, Fats Domino, Everly Brothers, Buddy Holly, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Elvis Presley.
February 21 – The Dead Kennedys play their last concert at UC Davis in Davis, California, USA.
February 23 – In honor of the 20th anniversary of The Monkees‘ first appearance on television, MTV broadcasts Pleasant Valley Sunday, a 22-hour marathon of Monkees episodes.
March 15 – “Heartbeat ’86”, a charity concert for the Birmingham Children’s Hospital, is held at the NEC. Performers include Roy Wood, UB40, The Moody Blues, Electric Light Orchestra and Robert Plant. George Harrison makes a surprise appearance playing Johnny B. Goode with everyone at the end of the show.
March 27 – Van Halen opens its 5150 tour, the first with new lead singer Sammy Hagar.
April 5 – Jean-Michel Jarre performs his wide-scale open-air concert downtown Houston.
April 12 – Former Go’s-Go’s singer Belinda Carlisle marries actor Morgan Mason.
May 2 – Country music superstar Dolly Parton opens her Dollywood theme park in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, USA.
May 3 – At the age of 13, Sandra Kim becomes the youngest-ever performer to win the Eurovision Song Contest. The winning entry at the 31st annual contest (held in Bergen, Norway) is titled “J’aime la vie”, and is Belgium’s only winning entry to date.
May 5 – In New York, USA, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame chairman Ahmet Ertegün announces that Cleveland, Ohio has been chosen as the city where the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame will be built
May 10 – Tommy Lee of Mötley Crüe marries actress Heather Locklear.
May 25 – Norwegian band a-ha wins a record-breaking eight awards at the MTV Video Music Awards show.
May 30 – The Monkees begin their highly successful 20th Anniversary Reunion Tour
June 4–15 – U2, Sting, Joan Baez, Jackson Browne, Lou Reed, Peter Gabriel, the Neville Brothers, and Bryan Adams stage the A Conspiracy of Hope Tour in the United States on behalf of Amnesty International, playing five cities on the tour. The final show at New Jersey’s Giants Stadium is televised live, and the above-mentioned performers are joined by Joni Mitchell, Howard Jones, Yoko Ono, Third World, and Carlos Santana, as well as the other members of The Police.
June 30- Madonna releases her “True Blue” album, tops the charts in over 28 countries & becomes the best selling album of 1986.
June 6 – After 29 years, CHUM (AM) in Toronto, Canada drops its legendary Top 40 format in favor of gold-based adult contemporary music. Additionally, the final CHUM Chart is published (with Madonna’s “Live To Tell” the final number one song).
June 7 – Queen starts The Magic Tour which becomes their final tour with all original member and also their most successful tour.
June- Repulsion first records the demo ‘Slaughter of the Innocent, which would be remixed and released in 1989 as the landmark death metal/grindcore album “Horrified”.
June 27 – Black Flag play their last concert, in Detroit, Michigan, USA.
August 28 – Tina Turner receives a star on the Hollywood Walk Of Fame.
September 27 – A tour bus carrying the heavy metal band Metallica crashes in Sweden, killing their influential bassist, Cliff Burton.
October – The Smiths play their final gig as a five-piece.
October 20 – Duran Duran begin their career as a three piece with the release of the “Notorious” single.
November 12 – John Farnham releases the album “Whispering Jack”, which becomes the highest selling album in Australia’s history, featuring the single from the previous year, “You’re the Voice”.
November 15 – The Beastie Boys release their first studio album Licensed To Ill, which goes onto become the first Hip Hop album to reach number one in the U.S.A. It eventually goes onto become one of the most influential and important Hip Hop albums of the 1980s.
December 31 – The fifteenth annual New Year’s Rockin’ Eve special airs on ABC, with appearances by The Bangles, Commodores, The Jets, Barry Manilow, Miami Sound Machine and Smokey Robinson.

Also in 1986
Jello Biafra/Dead Kennedys taken to court by the PMRC for content in their album Frankenchrist; Biafra wins.
Garth Brooks marries his first wife, Sandy.
Italian singer Ernesto Bonino loses his voice after a surgical intervention.
Alice Cooper returns to the mainstream after a two-year break. The Nightmare Returns Tour goes on to become one of the best selling tours of 1986.

 

(Source: Wikipedia)

 

Feature Year: 1984 (9am & 9pm ET)

January 11 – BBC Radio 1 DJ Mike Read announces on air that he will not play the single “Relax” by Frankie Goes to Hollywood because of its suggestive lyrics. The BBC places a total ban on the record at about the same time.
January 21 – “Relax” reaches number one in the UK singles chart, despite the BBC ban; it will spend a total of 42 weeks in the Top 40.
January 27 – Michael Jackson’s scalp is burned during the filming of a Pepsi commercial and he is admitted to hospital. Around this time, Jackson also releases the title track from his Thriller album as the LP’s final single.
February 14 – Elton John marries studio engineer Renate Blauel. Joe Perry and Brad Whitford attend an Aerosmith concert and re-join the band, which embarks on a reunion tour “Back In The Saddle” later in the year.
February 16 – Jerry Lee Lewis surrenders to federal authorities on charges of income tax evasion. Lewis is later acquitted.
February 28 – Recovering from the scalp burns sustained a month earlier, Michael Jackson wins eight Grammy Awards out of twelve nominations, breaking the record for the most Grammys won in a single year. He wins seven for the critically acclaimed album Thriller and the other for his work on the audiobook for the film E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial.
February 29 – German industrial band KMFDM is founded, and holds its first performance at the Grand Palais in Paris, France.
March 1 – Sting plays his last concerts with The Police at the end of the Synchronicity tour; the band takes a “pause” after the tour and only play a few special events together after this, until 2007, when they would organize a reunion tour.
March – Alice Cooper, who has not toured for his last two albums, parts ways with his longtime label Warner Bros. and goes on hiatus from the music industry. Cooper begins mulling over plans for a comeback, which he would carry out in 1986.
April – New York rock and roll magazine Trouser Press folds after a decade, publishing its 96th and final issue.
April 1 – In Los Angeles, Marvin Gaye is shot and killed during an argument with his father.
May 1 – Mick Fleetwood, of Fleetwood Mac, files for bankruptcy in the United States.
May 2 – Lionel Richie’s hit “Hello” becomes Motown’s first ever UK million-selling single.
May 5 – The Pretenders singer Chrissie Hynde marries Simple Minds singer Jim Kerr. In Luxembourg, the Eurovision Song Contest 1984 is won by the Swedish entry, “Diggi-Loo Diggi-Ley”, performed by the Herreys.
June 8 – Billy Joel performs at Wembley Arena; the concert is later broadcast on BBC Television in two parts.
June 16 – Frankie Goes to Hollywood begin a nine-week stay at the top of the UK singles chart with “Two Tribes”.
June 18 – At the climax of a Judas Priest concert at Madison Square Garden, fans begin ripping out the cushions from the seats and throwing them on stage. Judas Priest pay damages through insurance and are banned from Madison Square Garden for life over the incident.
June 25 – Prince releases his sixth album Purple Rain; the album sells over 20 million copies and gives Prince two US number one singles with “When Doves Cry” and “Let’s Go Crazy”.
July 1 – During his performance at the first ever Cornerstone Festival in Grayslake, Illinois, Steve Taylor jumps off the stage, breaking his ankle. Taylor hops back on stage and finishes his show. The next few shows on Taylor’s tour were performed from a wheel chair.
July 10 – The last original member of Menudo, Ricky Meléndez, leaves the group and is replaced by Ricky Martin. Meanwhile, Menudomania reaches Asia in 1984.
July 14 – Eddie Van Halen makes a special guest appearance at a concert by The Jacksons in Dallas, Texas, playing the guitar solo for “Beat It” live. Selena y los Dinos release their first album Mis Primeras Grabaciones.
August 9 – Iron Maiden kicks off the World Slavery Tour in Warsaw, Poland, with shows in Hungary and Yugoslavia soon to follow. This marks the first time a Western band has ever brought a full concert production behind the Iron Curtain.
August 10 – Red Hot Chili Peppers release their debut album The Red Hot Chili Peppers.
August 25 – Kathleen Battle makes her solo recital debut at the Salzburg Festival.
August 31 – Canadian music video channel MuchMusic begins broadcasting. The first video played is Rush’s “The Enemy Within”.
September 2 – Van Halen concludes its 1984 world tour with a show in Nuremberg, Germany as part of the Monsters of Rock festival tour. This would be the band’s last concert with David Lee Roth as lead singer until 2007.
September 7 – Janet Jackson elopes with fellow singer James DeBarge. The marriage would be annulled in 1985.
September 11 – Country singer Barbara Mandrell suffers serious injuries in a head-on automobile collision on a Tennessee highway. She will make a comeback after spending over a year rehabilitating.
September 14 – The first annual MTV Video Music Awards are held in New York City. Herbie Hancock wins the most awards with five, and The Cars take the highest prize of Video Of The Year for “You Might Think”. Much attention is garnered by Madonna’s controversial performance of her hit single “Like a Virgin” in which she rolls around on the stage, revealing lacy stockings and garters, and grinds her crotch against her veil.
September 21 – The first compact disc manufacturing plant in North America opens in Terre Haute, Indiana. CDs have previously had to be expensively imported from Japan or West Germany. Bruce Springsteen’s Born in the U.S.A. is designated as the first CD ever made in the United States.
October 1 – The Canadian music video series Video Hits premieres on CBC Television.
October 23 – A report on the Ethiopian famine by BBC journalist Michael Buerk is broadcast in the UK and receives an unprecedented public response. Among those watching is Bob Geldof, who is inspired to release a charity record to raise money to help with famine relief.
October 26 – Turner Broadcasting System launches Cable Music Channel, a music video channel intended to compete directly with MTV. The first video played is “I Love L.A.” by Randy Newman. The channel would only last 34 days.
November 20 – Michael Jackson receives a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame directly in front of Mann’s Chinese Theater. Jackson leaves after only three minutes at the request of security, as the crush of 5,000 onlookers becomes a safety concern.
November 25 – The Band Aid single “Do They Know It’s Christmas?” is recorded at SARM Studios in Notting Hill, London, by a gathering of performers that includes Paul Young, Simon Le Bon, Bono, Phil Collins, Paul Weller, Sting, Boy George and Tony Hadley.
November 28 – The Bring Me Sunshine charity concert at the London Palladium, in memory of Eric Morecambe, includes musical performances by Kenny Ball & His Jazzmen, Des O’Connor and Ernie Wise.
December – Tipper Gore forms the Parents Music Resource Center (PMRC) in response to the “filth” she hears on her daughter’s Prince album Purple Rain.
December 1 – Frankie Goes to Hollywood become the first act to take their first three singles to the UK #1 position since Gerry & The Pacemakers in 1963, when “The Power of Love” tops the chart.
December 3 – Bob Geldof and Band Aid release the single “Do They Know It’s Christmas”, which becomes the fastest- selling single of all time in the UK.
December 8 – Mötley Crüe member Vince Neil is involved in a serious car accident. He is drunk at the time, and Razzle (Nicholas Dingley) of Hanoi Rocks is killed in the accident.
December 8 – Cyndi Lauper with fourth single from She’s So Unusual, “All Through the Night”, becoming the first woman in the 26-year history of Billboard Hot 100 to have four singles in the top five from the one album.
December 9 – The Jacksons conclude their Victory Tour with the last of six concerts at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles. The tour, which consisted of 55 shows over five months, has reportedly grossed $75 million, a new industry record.
December 11 – While on tour, Bucks Fizz’s tour bus crashes. All members of the group are injured and member Mike Nolan suffers brain damage after falling into a coma.
December 13 – George Harrison makes a rare public appearance, joining Deep Purple on stage in Sydney, Australia for their encore rendition of “Lucille”.
December 31 – Def Leppard’s drummer Rick Allen loses his left arm in a car wreck. The thirteenth annual New Year’s Rockin’ Eve special airs on ABC, with appearances by Jermaine Jackson, Ronnie Milsap, Night Ranger, Scandal, John Waite and Barry Manilow. UK singles sales this year are the second highest ever, after 1978.

 

Artist Countdown: The Police Top 25 Hits 6pm ET @RadioMax

The Police were an English rock band formed in London in 1977. For the vast majority of their history, the band consisted of Sting (lead vocals, bass), Andy Summers (guitar) and Stewart Copeland (drums). The Police became globally popular in the late 1970s and are generally regarded as one of the first new wave groups to achieve mainstream success, playing a style of rock that was influenced by punk, reggae, and jazz.

Their 1983 album, Synchronicity, was number one on both the UK Albums Chart and the US Billboard 200, and sold over 8 million copies in the US. The group disbanded in 1986, but reunited in early 2007 for a one-off world tour lasting until August 2008. The band has won a number of music awards throughout their career, including six Grammy Awards, two Brit Awards—winning Best British Group once, an MTV Video Music Award, and in 2003 were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. The Police have sold more than 50 million albums worldwide, and were the world’s highest-earning musicians in 2008, thanks to their reunion tour.  (Source: Wikipedia)

1	Every Breath You Take
2	Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic
3	Don’t Stand So Close to Me
4	De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da
5	Wrapped Around Your Finger
6	Message in a Bottle
7	Walking on the Moon
8	Spirits in the Material World
9	Roxanne
10	King of Pain
11	Can’t Stand Losing You
12	Don’t Stand So Close to Me ’86
13	Invisible Sun
14	So Lonely
15	Synchronicity II
16	Roxanne ’97 (featuring Pras)
17	The Bed’s Too Big Without You
18	Secret Journey
19	Fall Out
20	Bring on the Night
21	Canary In A Coalmine
22	Driven To Tears
23	Miss Grandenko
24	Mother
25	Voices Inside My Head

RadioMax Top 70 – September 1, 2013 #top70

1	9	AVICCI Wake Me Up	9	1
2	6	TAYLOR SWIFT Featuring ED SHEERAN Everything Has Changed	6	2
3	1	ROBIN THICKE Featuring T.I. & PHARRELL Blurred Lines	15	1
4	7	CAPITAL CITIES Safe And Aound	14	1
5	2	KATY PERRY Roar	4	2
6	4	P!NK Featuring LILY ALLEN True Love	11	2
7	5	LADY GAGA Applause	3	5
8	10	MAROON 5 Love Somebody	18	4
9	8	PASSENGER Let Her Go	4	7
10	32	JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE Take Back The Night	8	6
11	13	NEIGHBORHOOD Sweater Weather	9	8
12	15	MACKLEMORE & RYAN LEWIS Featuring MARY LAMBERT Same Love	14	8
13	16	SARA BAREILLES Brave	20	13
14	28	ENRIQUE IGLESIAS Turn The Night Up	6	14
15	3	IMAGINE DRAGONS Radioactive	41	1
16	17	PHILLIP PHILLIPS Gone, Gone, Gone	31	2
17	11	MILEY CYRUS We Can’t Stop	13	9
18	18	LANA DEL RAY Summertime Sadness	8	18
19	19	JASON DERULO The Other Side	20	3
20	12	BRUNO MARS Treasure	18	4
21	14	ONE DIRECTION Best Song Ever	6	14
22	22	TIM MCGRAW Southern Girl	7	22
23	24	BLAKE SHELTON Mine Would Be You	4	21
24	27	LADY ANTEBELLUM Goodbye Town	16	12
25	20	ONEREPUBLIC Counting Stars	10	20
26	41	LABRINTH Featuring EMELI SANDE Beneath Your Beautiful	12	13
27	66	LUKE BRYAN That’s My Kind Of Night	2	27
28	21	KEITH URBAN Little Bit Of Everything	15	13
29	26	PARAMORE Still Into You	4	26
30	38	DARIUS RUCKER Radio	7	30
31	44	TYLER FARR Redneck Crazy	13	30
32	47	ROBIN THICKE Give It 2 U	4	32
33	49	JOHN MAYER Wildfire	3	33
34	50	WANTED We Own The Night	3	34
35	68	BASTILLE Pompeii	2	35
36	25	JASON ALDEAN Night Train	8	13
37	31	FLORIDA GEORGIA LINE Round Here	14	14
38	23	DAFT PUNK & PHARRELL Get Lucky	18	1
39	42	JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE Mirrors	24	1
40	43	CALVIN HARRIS & ELLIE GOULDING I Need Your Love	22	10
41	29	WALK OFF THE EARTH Red Hands	25	9
42	33	GAVIN DEGRAW Best I Ever Had	10	32
43	36	MIRANDA LAMBERT All Kinds of Kinds	10	31
44	37	JAY-Z Featuring JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE Holy Grail	8	17
45	30	LEE BRICE Parking Lot Party	9	21
46	40	KENNY CHESNEY When I See This Bar	12	23
47	46	FLO RIDA Can’t Believe It	4	46
48	65	BRAD PAISLEY I Can’t Change The World	3	48
49	70	ZAC BROWN BAND Sweet Annie	2	49
50	48	ICONA POP All Night	4	48
51	35	FLORIDA GEORGIA LINE Featuring NELLY Cruise	20	9
52	39	TAYLOR SWIFT Red	9	27
53	51	SELENA GOMEZ Come & Get It	20	4
54	57	BILLY CURRINGTON Hey Girl	20	17
55	59	MACKLEMORE & RYAN LEWIS Featuring RAY DALTON Can’t Hold Us	21	2
56	56	ICONA POP I Love It	30	3
57	34	CARRIE UNDERWOOD See You Again	21	18
58	55	CASSADEE POPE Wasting All These Tears	12	45
59	69	EVERLAST Jump Around	2	59
60	63	AVRIL LAVIGNE Rock N Roll	3	60
61	N	LORDE Royals	1	61
62	N	TRAIN & ASHLEY MONROE Bruises	1	62
63	N	BONNIE MCKEE American Girl	1	63
64	N	PAUL MCCARTNEY New	1	64
65	N	CHRIS YOUNG Aw Naw	1	65
66	N	BAND PERRY Don’t Let Me Be Lonely	1	66
67	N	SELENA GOMEZ Slow Down	1	67
68	N	FLORIDA-GEORGIA LINE I’m In A Hurry	1	68
69	N	EMINEM Bezerk	1	69
70	N	ROD STEWART Can’t Stop Me Now	1	70
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RadioMax Top 70 Chart – August 18, 2013

1	1	ROBIN THICKE Featuring T.I. & PHARRELL Blurred Lines	13	1
2	63	KATY PERRY Roar	2	2
3	4	IMAGINE DRAGONS Radioactive	39	1
4	12	TAYLOR SWIFT Featuring ED SHEERAN Everything Has Changed	4	4
5	15	BRUNO MARS Treasure	16	4
6	7	CAPITAL CITIES Safe And Aound	12	1
7	58	PASSENGER Let Her Go	2	7
8	2	P!NK Featuring LILY ALLEN True Love	9	2
9	5	MAROON 5 Love Somebody	16	4
10	31	JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE Mirrors	22	1
11	13	AVICCI Wake Me Up	7	10
12	10	DAFT PUNK & PHARRELL Get Lucky	16	1
13	14	JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE Take Back The Night	6	6
14	28	SARA BAREILLES Brave	18	13
15	6	PHILLIP PHILLIPS Gone, Gone, Gone	29	2
16	16	ONE DIRECTION Best Song Ever	4	16
17	9	MACKLEMORE & RYAN LEWIS Featuring MARY LAMBERT Same Love	12	8
18	19	LANA DEL RAY Summertime Sadness	6	18
19	18	FLORIDA GEORGIA LINE Round Here	12	14
20	20	KEITH URBAN Little Bit Of Everything	13	13
21	60	BLAKE SHELTON Mine Would Be You	2	21
22	8	NEIGHBORHOOD Sweater Weather	7	8
23	23	JASON ALDEAN Night Train	6	13
24	24	TIM MCGRAW Southern Girl	5	24
25	3	JASON DERULO The Other Side	18	3
26	11	MILEY CYRUS We Can’t Stop	11	9
27	47	TAYLOR SWIFT Red	7	27
28	21	ONEREPUBLIC Counting Stars	8	21
29	27	CARRIE UNDERWOOD See You Again	19	18
30	59	PARAMORE Still Into You	2	30
31	34	FLORIDA GEORGIA LINE Featuring NELLY Cruise	18	9
32	42	MIRANDA LAMBERT All Kinds of Kinds	8	31
33	36	GAVIN DEGRAW Best I Ever Had	8	32
34	25	LADY ANTEBELLUM Goodbye Town	14	12
35	32	BILLY CURRINGTON Hey Girl	18	17
36	35	TYLER FARR Redneck Crazy	11	30
37	39	JAY-Z Featuring JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE Holy Grail	6	17
38	41	LEE BRICE Parking Lot Party	7	21
39	43	SELENA GOMEZ Come & Get It	18	4
40	45	KENNY CHESNEY When I See This Bar	10	23
41	30	ENRIQUE IGLESIAS Turn The Night Up	4	30
42	17	CALVIN HARRIS & ELLIE GOULDING I Need Your Love	20	10
43	37	DARIUS RUCKER Radio	5	37
44	44	WALK OFF THE EARTH Red Hands	23	9
45	53	KELLY CLARKSON Tie It Up	8	45
46	38	ELTON JOHN Home Again	5	38
47	22	RIHANNA Featuring DAVID GUETTA Right Now	11	11
48	26	LABRINTH Featuring EMELI SANDE Beneath Your Beautiful	10	13
49	29	AUSTIN MAHONE What About Love	10	18
50	33	MACKLEMORE & RYAN LEWIS Featuring RAY DALTON Can’t Hold Us	19	2
51	40	DEMI LOVATO Made In The U.S.A.	4	34
52	48	NIKKI WILLIAMS Glowing	15	31
53	57	CASSADEE POPE Wasting All These Tears	10	45
54	70	GRANT HARRISON Just A Little More Often	2	54
55	61	FLO RIDA Can’t Believe It	2	55
56	62	BACKSTREET BOYS In A World Like This	2	56
57	65	ROBIN THICKE Give It 2 U	2	57
58	49	HUNTER HAYES I Want Crazy	19	19
59	50	ICONA POP I Love It	28	3
60	52	FIVE FOR FIGHTING What If	3	52
61	67	DAFT PUNK & PHARRELL WILLIAMS Lose Yourself To Dance	2	61
62	64	ICONA POP All Night	2	62
63	66	PHILLIP PHILLIPS Where We Came From	2	63
64	N	LADY GAGA Applause	1	64
65	N	MUMFORD & SONS Hopeless Wanderer	1	65
66	N	AVRIL LAVIGNE Rock N Roll	1	66
67	N	JOHN MAYER Wildfire	1	67
68	N	EMINEM Survival	1	68
69	N	WANTED We Own The Night	1	69
70	N	BRAD PAISLEY I Can’t Change The World	1	70
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RadioMax Top 70 Chart – July 28, 2013

1	3	CAPITAL CITIES Safe And Aound	9	1
2	2	ROBIN THICKE Featuring T.I. & PHARRELL Blurred Lines	10	1
3	1	IMAGINE DRAGONS Radioactive	36	1
4	7	MAROON 5 Love Somebody	13	4
5	5	BRUNO MARS Treasure	13	4
6	8	JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE Take Back The Night	3	6
7	12	P!NK Featuring LILY ALLEN True Love	6	7
8	9	MACKLEMORE & RYAN LEWIS Featuring MARY LAMBERT Same Love	9	8
9	4	JASON DERULO The Other Side	15	4
10	25	AVICCI Wake Me Up	4	10
11	14	RIHANNA Featuring DAVID GUETTA Right Now	8	11
12	10	MILEY CYRUS We Can’t Stop	8	9
13	33	LABRINTH Featuring EMELI SANDE Beneath Your Beautiful	7	13
14	37	PHILLIP PHILLIPS Gone, Gone, Gone	26	2
15	6	DAFT PUNK & PHARRELL Get Lucky	13	1
16	22	FLORIDA GEORGIA LINE Round Here	9	14
17	39	SELENA GOMEZ Come & Get It	15	4
18	38	FLORIDA GEORGIA LINE Featuring NELLY Cruise	15	9
19	45	SARA BAREILLES Brave	15	16
20	11	CALVIN HARRIS & ELLIE GOULDING I Need Your Love	17	10
21	41	AUSTIN MAHONE What About Love	7	18
22	19	CARRIE UNDERWOOD See You Again	16	18
23	13	JASON ALDEAN Night Train	3	13
24	16	KEITH URBAN Little Bit Of Everything	10	13
25	17	JAY-Z Featuring JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE Holy Grail	3	17
26	20	HUNTER HAYES I Want Crazy	16	19
27	67	PEARL JAM Mind Your Manners	2	27
28	28	MACKLEMORE & RYAN LEWIS Featuring RAY DALTON Can’t Hold Us	16	2
29	70	TIM MCGRAW Southern Girl	2	29
30	31	KENNY CHESNEY When I See This Bar	7	30
31	42	MIRANDA LAMBERT All Kinds of Kinds	5	31
32	58	GAVIN DEGRAW Best I Ever Had	5	32
33	63	LANA DEL RAY Summertime Sadness	3	33
34	18	LADY ANTEBELLUM Goodbye Town	11	12
35	21	LEE BRICE Parking Lot Party	4	21
36	44	JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE Mirrors	19	1
37	24	KE$HA Featuring WILL.I.AM Crazy Kids	14	16
38	32	TAYLOR SWIFT Red	4	32
39	57	MATCHBOX TWENTY Our Song	16	39
40	32	JOHN MAYER Paper Doll	6	21
41	26	ONEREPUBLIC Counting Stars	5	26
42	36	ZAC BROWN BAND Jump Right In	21	13
43	15	BRITNEY SPEARS Ohh La La	6	12
44	27	BILLY CURRINGTON Hey Girl	15	17
45	29	TOBY KEITH Drinks After Work	7	29
46	46	JACK JOHNSON I Got You	6	46
47	47	CASSADEE POPE Wasting All These Tears	7	45
48	54	NEIGHBORHOOD Sweater Weather	4	48
49	60	KELLY CLARKSON Tie It Up	5	49
50	61	NIKKI WILLIAMS Glowing	12	31
51	69	DARIUS RUCKER Radio	2	51
52	59	A GREAT BIG WORLD This Is The New Year	3	52
53	30	TYLER FARR Redneck Crazy	8	30
54	50	FALL OUT BOY My Songs Know What You Did In The Dark (Lighten Up)	24	3
55	43	BAND PERRY Done	21	18
56	34	LUKE BRYAN Crash My Party	15	19
57	35	EMBLEM 3 Chloe (You’re The One I Want)	8	35
58	40	ICONA POP I Love It	25	3
59	49	WALK OFF THE EARTH Red Hands	20	9
60	68	JOHN FOGERTY Mystic Highway	2	60
61	66	ROB ZOMBIE We’re An American Band	2	61
62	64	ELTON JOHN Home Again	2	64
63	62	HUNTER HAYES Featuring JASON MRAZ Everybody Got Somebody But Me	3	62
64	N	DEMI LOVATO Made In The U.S.A.	1	64
65	N	TAYLOR SWIFT Featuring ED SHEERAN Everything Has Changed	1	65
66	N	ONE DIRECTION Best Song Ever	1	66
67	N	PANIC AT THE DISCO Miss Jackson	1	67
68	N	ENRIQUE IGLESIAS Turn The Night Up	1	68
69	N	ED SHEERAN You Don’t Need Me	1	69
70	N	ICONA POP All Night	1	70
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RadioMax Top 70 Chart – July 21, 2013

1	1	IMAGINE DRAGONS Radioactive	35	1
2	3	ROBIN THICKE Featuring T.I. & PHARRELL Blurred Lines	9	1
3	2	CAPITAL CITIES Safe And Aound	8	2
4	4	JASON DERULO The Other Side	14	4
5	6	BRUNO MARS Treasure	12	4
6	5	DAFT PUNK & PHARRELL Get Lucky	12	1
7	7	MAROON 5 Love Somebody	12	4
8	67	JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE Take Back The Night	2	8
9	8	MACKLEMORE & RYAN LEWIS Featuring MARY LAMBERT Same Love	8	8
10	9	MILEY CYRUS We Can’t Stop	7	9
11	10	CALVIN HARRIS & ELLIE GOULDING I Need Your Love	16	10
12	16	P!NK Featuring LILY ALLEN True Love	5	12
13	64	JASON ALDEAN Night Train	2	13
14	14	RIHANNA Featuring DAVID GUETTA Right Now	7	14
15	21	BRITNEY SPEARS Ohh La La	5	12
16	17	KEITH URBAN Little Bit Of Everything	9	13
17	63	JAY-Z Featuring JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE Holy Grail	2	17
18	12	LADY ANTEBELLUM Goodbye Town	10	12
19	39	CARRIE UNDERWOOD See You Again	15	18
20	40	HUNTER HAYES I Want Crazy	15	19
21	41	LEE BRICE Parking Lot Party	3	21
22	15	FLORIDA GEORGIA LINE Round Here	8	14
32	24	JOHN MAYER Paper Doll	5	21
24	29	KE$HA Featuring WILL.I.AM Crazy Kids	13	16
25	49	AVICCI Wake Me Up	3	25
26	59	ONEREPUBLIC Counting Stars	4	26
27	25	BILLY CURRINGTON Hey Girl	14	17
28	26	MACKLEMORE & RYAN LEWIS Featuring RAY DALTON Can’t Hold Us	15	2
29	31	TOBY KEITH Drinks After Work	6	29
30	32	TYLER FARR Redneck Crazy	7	30
31	33	KENNY CHESNEY When I See This Bar	6	31
32	36	TAYLOR SWIFT Red	3	32
33	37	LABRINTH Featuring EMELI SANDE Beneath Your Beautiful	69	33
34	38	LUKE BRYAN Crash My Party	14	19
35	44	EMBLEM 3 Chloe (You’re The One I Want)	7	35
36	13	ZAC BROWN BAND Jump Right In	20	13
37	20	PHILLIP PHILLIPS Gone, Gone, Gone	25	2
38	11	FLORIDA GEORGIA LINE Featuring NELLY Cruise	14	9
39	19	SELENA GOMEZ Come & Get It	14	4
40	42	ICONA POP I Love It	24	3
41	22	AUSTIN MAHONE What About Love	6	18
42	35	MIRANDA LAMBERT All Kinds of Kinds	4	35
43	18	BAND PERRY Done	20	18
44	27	JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE Mirrors	18	1
45	28	SARA BAREILLES Brave	14	16
46	47	JACK JOHNSON I Got You	5	46
47	48	CASSADEE POPE Wasting All These Tears	6	45
48	55	DEMI LOVATO Heart Attack	21	1
49	23	WALK OFF THE EARTH Red Hands	19	9
50	30	FALL OUT BOY My Songs Know What You Did In The Dark (Lighten Up)	23	3
51	61	KELLIE PICKLER Someone Womewhere Tonight	3	51
52	34	P!NK & NATE RUESS                Just Give Me A Reason	23	1
53	43	ED SHEERAN Lego House	26	23
54	52	NEIGHBORHOOD Sweater Weather	3	52
55	50	EMELI SANDE Next To Me	27	1
56	53	KELLY CLARKSON People Like Us	18	14
57	45	MATCHBOX TWENTY Our Song	15	45
58	46	GAVIN DEGRAW Best I Ever Had	4	46
59	66	A GREAT BIG WORLD This Is The New Year	2	59
60	62	KELLY CLARKSON Tie It Up	4	60
61	60	NIKKI WILLIAMS Glowing	11	31
62	65	HUNTER HAYES Featuring JASON MRAZ Everybody Got Somebody But Me	2	62
63	68	LANA DEL RAY Summertime Sadness	2	63
64	N	ELTON JOHN Home Again	1	64
65	N	GEORGE STRAIT I Believe	1	65
66	N	ROB ZOMBIE We’re An American Band	1	66
67	N	PEARL JAM Mind Your Manners	1	67
68	N	JOHN FOGERTY Mystic Highway	1	68
69	N	DARIUS RUCKER Radio	1	69
70	N	TIM MCGRAW Southern Girl	1	70
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Artist Countdown: George Michael & Wham! Top 40 Hits 6pm ET @radiomax @GeorgeMichael

George Michael (born Georgios Kyriacos Panagiòtou; (25 June 1963) is an English musician, singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and record producer. Michael rose to fame in the 1980s when he formed the pop duo Wham! with his school friend, Andrew Ridgeley. His first solo single, “Careless Whisper”, was released when he was still in the duo and sold about six million copies worldwide.

As one of the world’s best-selling music artists, Michael has sold more than 100 million records worldwide as of 2010. His 1987 debut solo album, Faith, has sold more than 20 million copies worldwide and made several records and achievements in the United States. Michael has garnered seven number one singles in the UK and eight number one hits on the Billboard Hot 100 in the US. In 2008, Billboard magazine ranked Michael the 40th most successful artist on the Billboard Hot 100 Top All-Time Artists list.

Michael has won numerous music awards throughout his 30-year career, including three Brit Awards—winning Best British Male twice, four MTV Video Music Awards, four Ivor Novello Awards, three American Music Awards, and two Grammy Awards from eight nominations.

In 2004, the Radio Academy named Michael as the most played artist on British radio between the period of 1984–2004. The documentary A Different Story was released in 2005; it covered his personal life and professional career. In 2006, George Michael announced his first tour in 15 years, the worldwide 25 Live tour, spanning three individual tours over the course of three years. (Source: Wikipedia)

1	Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go   (Wham!)
2	Careless Whisper
3	Don’t Let the Sun Go Down on Me (with Elton John)
4	I Knew You Were Waiting (For Me) (with Aretha Franklin)
5	I Want Your Sex
6	Freedom   (Wham!)
7	Everything She Wants   (Wham!)
8	The Edge of Heaven
9	Jesus to a Child
10	I’m Your Man   (Wham!)
11	Faith
12	A Different Corner
13	Too Funky
14	Fastlove
15	Bad Boys   (Wham!)
16	Freeek!
17	Praying for Time
18	One More Try
19	Father Figure
20	Monkey
21	Amazing
22	Nikita (with Elton John)
23	Outside
24	Young Guns (Go for It!) (Wham!)
25	Freedom! ’90
26	Somebody to Love (with Queen)
27	Wham Rap! (Enjoy What You Do)
28	As (featuring Mary J. Blige)
29	Spinning the Wheel
30	Shoot the Dog
31	Club Tropicana   (Wham!)
32	An Easier Affair
33	Star People ’97
34	Kissing a Fool
35	If I Told You That (with Whitney Houston)
36	White Light
37	Where Did Your Heart Go?   (Wham!)
38	This Is Not Real Love (featuring Mutya Buena)
39	Older
40	You Have Been Loved