ROCK N ROLL FOR GROWNUPS
“Love Is Mystical” by Southern California’s Cold War Kids remains at #1 on the Rock n Roll for Grownups chart for a second week. This week’s biggest jumper is “Feel It Still” (up nine to #35) by Portugal. The Man.… Continue reading
“Love Is Mystical” by Cold War Kids jumps to #1 on this week’s Rock n Roll for Grownups chart. After a slow start nine weeks ago, “Lost On You” by LP has recently picked up momentum and leaps from #17… Continue reading
“In A Black Out” by Hamilton Leithauser + Rostam slip into the #1 spot on the Rock n Roll for Grownups chart. Debuting this week are: “To Be Without You” (#43) by Ryan Adams, follow-up to his former #1 hit… Continue reading
“Hot Thoughts” by Spoon remains at #1 for a third week on the Rock n Roll for Grownups chart. Biggest movers this week, each jumping nine spots, are “Love Is Mystical” (#10) by Cold War Kids, and “Restart” (#32) by… Continue reading
The Spoon tune “Hot Thoughts” stays at #1 for a second week on the Rock n Roll for Grownups chart. New Orleans’ Hurray For The Riff Raff, fronted by Alynda Segarra, score two hits this week: “Rican Beach” moves up… Continue reading
“Hot Thoughts” by Spoon jumps from #6 to #1 on this week’s Rock n Roll for Grownups chart. Leaping to #10 from #21 is “I Give You Power” by Arcade Fire featuring Mavis Staples. It’s a catchy rhythm track with… Continue reading
“Tearing Me Up” by Canadian duo Bob Moses moves into the top spot this week on the Rock n Roll for Grownups chart. The song first came out more than a year ago, but was recently re-released to Triple A… Continue reading
“Do You Still Love Me” by Ryan Adams holds at #1 for a third week on the Rock n Roll for Grownups chart. Biggest jumpers this week include: “Cold Cold Cold” by Cage The Elephant, moving up 10 slots to… Continue reading
Ryan Adams repeats at #1 on the Rock ‘n’ Roll for Grownups chart with “Do You Still Love Me.” This week’s debuts: “Hot Thoughts” (#43), a brand new tune from Spoon; “Angela” (#46) by the Lumineers, third hit from the… Continue reading
Ryan Adams jumps from #9 to #1 on the Rock n Roll for Grownups chart with “Do You Still Love Me.” Two artists who first made their mark in the 1960s enter the top 10 this week: Neil Young with… Continue reading
