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She came close with "Party in the U.S.A."

From Fall Out Boy to Flyleaf, albums that have sold one million copies.

Americans can finally get their hands on U.K. super-group Girls Aloud's discography catalog, as well as a selection of Cheryl's records, too!

Heading back to January, 1999, when Brandy had the number one song on the pop chart!

Fifteen years ago, this week, Christina Aguilera had Billboard's number song in in the country.  She held on the top spot for two weeks with her single,

The Los Angeles formed hard-rock group, Ratt is our Friday Flashback feature group.  The hair band, made up of Stephen Pearcy on vocals, Warren DeMartini and Robbin Crosby on guitar, Juan Croucier on bass, and Bobby Blotzer on drums, had two top 40 Billboard hits.  "Round And Round" in 1984 and "Lay It Down" in 1985.

Kelly Clarkson rocks!  I would love to hear her live in concert sometime.  The first winner of American Idol has proved she has longevity.  Her first greatest hits album, "Kelly Clarkson Greatest Hits - Chapter One" was just released late 2012.  We recognize Clarkson today in Music History, when she made the biggest leap ever in U.S. chart history.

Austrailian, pop-rock band, Little River Band, will take the stage this Saturday night at the Foothills Performing Arts Center in Oneonta.  Thirteen Billboard hits and over 30 million albums sold worldwide. With hits such as "Lady", "Cool Change", "Take It Easy On Me", and "Reminiscing" to name a few,  this should be a great show...

On this day, August 27, 1986, former lead singer of the Commodores,  Lionel Richie, hit #1 on the U.S. album charts with "Dancing On The Ceiling".  This was Richie's third solo album,  which includes great songs like "Say You Say Me", "Ballerina Girl", "Love Will Conquer All", and of course the title track "Dancing On The Ceiling"...

For the second consecutive week, John Mayer has the best-selling album in America. His rootsy ‘Born and Raised’ album keeps the No. 1 spot on the new Billboard 200 chart, selling 65,000 copies to outpace the competition in a slow sales week.