June 17, 2017
“The System Only Dreams In Total Darkness” by The National is #1 for a second week on the Rock n Roll for Grownups chart. Entering the top 10 are two followups to chart-topping songs: “Can I Sit Next To You”… Continue reading
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May 06, 2017
“Hope The High Road” by Jason Isbell & The 400 Unit jumps to #1 on the Rock n Roll for Grownups chart. The former member of Drive-by Truckers hit the top after only five weeks. Moving into the top 10… Continue reading
March 04, 2017
“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
February 25, 2017
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
February 18, 2017
“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
February 11, 2017
“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
February 04, 2017
“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
January 28, 2017
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
The Top 100 Hits of 2014
What if the sound of classic rock and classic hits music was still being produced? Imagine if rock ‘n’ roll radio of the past hadn’t splintered into limiting sub-genres. What would Top 40 radio sound like today if it hadn’t… Continue reading