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November 10, 2012	Taylor Swift — “Red debuts at #1 on Billboard 200
October 6, 2012	P!nk — “The Truth About Love” debuts at #1 on Billboard 200
March 12, 2011	Adele — “21″ Debuts at #1 on Billboard 200
June 5 , 2010	The Rolling Stones– “Exile on Main Street” re-release
June 20 , 2009	Dave Matthews Band– “Big Whiskey and the GrooGrux King ” debuts at #1 on Billboard 200
April 25, 2009	Rascal Flatts — “Unstoppable” debuts at #1 on Billboard 200
February 21, 2009	The Fray — self-titled album debuts at #1 on Billboard 200
September 27, 2008	Metallica “Death Magnetic ” — Metallica debuts at #1 on Billboard 200
May 24, 2008	Neil Diamond “Home Before Dark ” — Neil Diamond’s first #1 Debut on Billboard 200
May 6, 2008	Leona Lewis “Spirit” — #1 Debut on Billboard 200
September 15, 2007	Garth Brooks “More Than A Memory ” – #1 Debut on Hot Country Songs Scorpions “Humanity: Hour 1″ – Debut on Billboard 200
August 4, 2007	18 albums on Billboard 200 with David Campbell’s arrangements!
June 30, 2007	Enrique Iglesias “Insomniac” – Debut on Billboard 200
June 9, 2007	Maroon 5 “It Won’t Be Soon Before Long” – #1 Billboard 200
June 2 , 2007	Linkin Park “Minutes To Midnight” – #1 Billboard 200, #1 Eurocharts Albums
May 12 , 2007	Avril Lavigne “The Best Damn Thing” – #1 Billboard 200, #1 Eurocharts Albums, #1 Japan, #1 Canada, #1 Italy. Charlotte Gainsbourg “5:55″ — Debut on Billboard 200.
April 21, 2007	Martina McBride “Waking Up Laughing” – Debut at #4 on The Billboard 200
February 24, 2007	Ashley Tisdale “Headstrong” – #5 on The Billboard 200
December 23, 2006	Soundtrack “Dreamgirls” – Debut on The Billboard 200
November 25, 2006	Josh Groban “Awake” – #2 The Billboard 200, #1 Top Internet Keith Urban “Love, Pain & the Whole Crazy Thing” – #3 The Billboard 200, #1 Top Digital
November 18, 2006	Meat Loaf “Bat Out of Hell III: The Monster Is Loose” – Debut at #8 The Billboard 200
November 11, 2006	My Chemical Romance “The Black Parade” – Debut at #2 The Billboard 200 Paul Stanley “Live to Win” – Debut on Billboard 200 17 albums on the Billboard 200
November 4, 2006	Vince Gill “These Days ” – Debut at #17 The Billboard 200, #4 Top Country Albums Frankie J “Priceless” – Debut on Billboard 200 Soundtrack “Flicka” – Debut at #27 Top Country Albums, debut on Billboard 200
October 28, 2006	Rod Stewart “Still the Same…Great Rock Classics of Our Time” – #1 The Billboard 200
October 21, 2006	Evanescence “The Open Door” – #1 The Billboard 200 Beck “The Information “ — #7 The Billboard 200
September 30, 2006	Justin Timberlake “FutureSex/LoveSounds” – #1 The Billboard 200, #1 Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums. Rascal Flatts “Me And My Gang” — Top Country Albums 13 weeks at #1.
August 19, 2006	Five for Fighting “Two Lights ” – #1 on Top Digital, #3 Top Internet, #8 on Billboard 200
July 22, 2006	Johnny Cash “American V: A Hundred Highways” – #1 on Billboard 200, #2 Top Internet, #2 Top Digital
July 8, 2006	Nelly Furtado “Loose” – #1 on Billboard 200, #4 Top Internet, #2 Top Digital
June 10, 2006	Dixie Chicks “Taking The Long Way” – #1 on Billboard 200, #1 Top Country Albums, #1 Top Internet, #1 Top Digital
April 29, 2006	Rascal Flatts “Me And My Gang” – #1 on Billboard 200, #1 Top Country Albums, #1 Top Digital
January 21, 2006	Best-Selling Albums of 2004 and of 2005 Soundtrack “Brokeback Mountain” – Billboard 200 debut
December 10, 2005	Fort Minor “The Rising Tied”– #60 debut on Billboard 200, #28 Top R&B/ Hip-Hop Albums
November 26, 2005	Neil Diamond “12 Songs”– #4 debut on Billboard 200
November 19, 2005	Montgomery Gentry “Something to be Proud of: The Best of 1999-2005 “– #20 debut on Billboard 200 Robbie Williams “Intensive Care” – #1 Eurocharts
April 16, 2005	Beck “Guero”– #2 debut on the Billboard 200, #1 Top Internet Album Sales 15 albums in the Billboard 200
March 19, 2005	The Mars Volta “Frances the Mute”– #4 debut on the Billboard 200
February 26, 2005	3 Doors Down “Seventeen Days”– #1 debut on the Billboard 200
December 25, 2004	Lindsay Lohan “Speak”– #4 Billboard 200
December 11, 2004	Fantasia “Free Yourself”– #8 Billboard 200, #2 Top R&B/ Hip-Hop Albums, #15 Top Internet Album Sales Evanescence “Anywhere But Home” — #39 The Billboard 200
November 20, 2004	Train “Alive At Last” — #48 The Billboard 200
November 6, 2004	Jimmy Eat World “Futures” — #6 The Billboard 200
October 23, 2004	Good Charlotte “The Chronicles of Life and Death” — #3 The Billboard 200, #1 Top Internet Album Sales, #1 Australia
October 16, 2004	Juanes “Mi Sangre” — #1 Top Latin Albums, # 33 The Billboard 200 Hilary Duff “Hilary Duff” – #2 The Billboard 200
September 11, 2004	Tim McGraw “Live Like You Were Dying” — #1 The Billboard 200, #1 Top Country Albums, #1 Top Internet Album Sales
August 28, 2004	Alter Bridge “One Day Remains” — #5 The Billboard 200, #24 Top Internet Album Sales
August 7, 2004	Ashlee Simpson “Autobiography” — #1 The Billboard 200
July 31, 2004	Tim McGraw “Live Like You Were Dying” — #1 Hot Country Singles & Tracks Five For Fighting “100 Years” — #1 Adult Contemporary Ashlee Simpson “Autobiography” — New on the Top Internet Album Sales
July 10, 2004	Soundtrack “Spider-Man 2″ — #7 The Billboard 200 Lit “Lit” — New on The Billboard 200 and Top Independent Albums Fantasia “I Believe” – #1 Hot 100, #1 Hot 100 Singles Sales
June 12, 2004	Avril Lavigne “Under My Skin” — #1 The Billboard 200, United Kingdom, Germany, Canada, Spain, Australia, Austria, Ireland and the Eurocharts Album Sales. Tamyra Gray “The Dreamer” – #16 Top R&B/ Hip-Hop Albums, #23 The Billboard 200 Wilson Phillips “California” – #35 The Billboard 200 Everlast “White Trash Beautiful” – #56 The Billboard 200
June 5, 2004	New Found Glory “Catalyst” — #3 Billboard 200, #11 Top Internet Album Sales Five For Fighting “100 Years” – #1 Adult Contemporary Tim McGraw “Live Like You Were Dying” – Hot Country Singles & Tracks
May 22, 2004	Five For Fighting “100 Years” – #1 Adult Contemporary Lee Ann Womack “Greatest Hits” and Lostprophets “Start Something” — Billboard 200 Wilson Philips “Go Your Own Way” – Adult Contemporary Van Hunt – Top R&B/ Hip-Hop Albums
April 3, 2004	Avril Lavigne “Don’t Tell Me” (worked on album) – Hot 100
January 31, 2003	Ruben Studdard “Soulful” – #1 Top R&B/ Hip-Hop Albums Best Selling Albums of 2003
December 27, 2003	Ruben Studdard “Soulful” – #1 The Billboard 200, #2 Top R&B/ Hip-Hop Albums
December 20, 2003	Five For Fighting “100 Years” – Adult Top 40
December 13, 2003	Enrique Iglesias “Seven” – The Billboard 200
December 6, 2003	Cafe Quijano “Que Grande Es Esto Del Amor” — #4 album in Spain LeAnn Rimes “Greatest Hits” – #3 Top Country Albums, #24 The Billboard 200 3 Doors Down “Here Without You” – #1 Mainstream Top 40, #2 Adult Top 40
November 22, 2003	“Disney Presents: Brother Bear” — #2 Top Soundtracks, #52 The Billboard 200 The Thrills “So Much For The City” – #14 Top Heatseekers
October 18, 2003	Maria “My Soul” — Top R&B/ Hip-Hop Albums, Top Heatseekers
October 11, 2003	The Bangles “Doll Revolution” — Top Independent Albums Kellie Coffey “Texas Plates” (worked on album) — Hot Country Singles & Tracks Tim McGraw “Real Good Man” (worked on album) – #1 Hot Country Singles & Tracks
September 6, 2003	Alien Ant Farm “truANT” — #42 The Billboard 200
August 23, 2003	Wynonna “What The World Needs Now” — #1 Top Country Albums, #8 The Billboard 200 The Thrills “So Much For the City” – #1 Ireland Albums #1 & #2 Latin Pop Albums (Ricky Martin & Juanes) 15 Albums in the Billboard 200
August 9, 2003	KISS “Symphony: Alive IV” – #18 The Billboard 200, #11 Top Internet Album Sales Eve 6 “It’s All In Your Head” – #27 The Billboard 200, #6 Top Internet Album Sales
August 2, 2003	Macy Gray “The Trouble With Being Myself” — #44 The Billboard 200, #12 Top Internet Album Sales, #29 Top R&B/ Hip-Hop Albums Year of the Rabbit “Year of the Rabbit” – #42 Heatseekers
July 19, 2003	The Thrills “So Much For the City” — #3 United Kingdom, #10 Eurochart
July 12, 2003	Michelle Branch “Hotel Paper” — #2 The Billboard 200
July 5 , 2003	Evanescence “Bring Me To Life” — #1 Top 40 Tracks, #1 United Kingdom, #1 Australia, #1 Eurocharts Ruben Studdard “Flying Without Wings/ Superstar” — #1 Hot R&B/ Hip Hop Singles Sales, #2 Hot 100, #2 Hot 100 Singles Sales, #2 Canada Ricky Martin “Almas Del Silencio” – #1 Top Latin Albums, #1 Latin Pop Albums
June 21 , 2003	Linkin Park “Faint” – Mainstream Rock Tracks Train “Drops of Jupiter” – Top Pop Catalog
June 7 , 2003	Ricky Martin “Almas Del Silencio” — #1 Top Latin Albums, #12 The Billboard 200 Michelle Branch “Are You Happy Now?” (worked on album) - Top 40 Tracks, Adult Top 40 Tracks Memento “Nothing Sacred” – Mainstream Rock Tracks
May 17, 2003	Linkin Park “Faint” — Modern Rock Tracks
May 10, 2003	Wynonna “What the World Needs” (worked on album) — Hot Country Singles & Tracks
May 3 , 2003	Kelly Clarkson “Thankful” — #1 The Billboard 200, #5 Internet Album Sales
April 26, 2003	Lisa Marie Presley “to Whom It May Concern” — #5 The Billboard 200 Worked on 5 albums in the top 10
April 19, 2003	Cher “The Very Best of Cher” – #7 The Billboard 200 Jake Simpson “Star Search Winner: Jake Simpson (EP)” – Heatseekers
April 12, 2003	Linkin Park album “Meteora” — #1 The Billboard 200, #1 Top Internet Album Sales, #1 United Kingdom, #1 Germany, #1 Spain, #1 Italy, #1 Eurochart Celine Dion album “One Heart” – #2 The Billboard 200, #2 Top Internet Album Sales, #1 France, #1 Canada, #2 Eurochart, #1 Denmark Ricky Martin “Tal Vez” – #1 Hot Latin Tracks
March 29, 2003	Blackstreet album “Level II” — #8 Top R&B/ Hip-Hop Albums, #14 The Billboard 200
March 22, 2003	Evanescence album “Fallen” – #7 The Billboard 200, #7 Top Internet Album Sales
March 15, 2003	Linkin Park “Somewhere I Belong” (worked on album) — #2 Modern Rock Tracks, #5 Mainstream Rock Tracks, #47 Hot 100, #44 Hot 100 Airplay Evanescence “Bring Me To Life” — Hot 100, Hot 100 Airplay
March 8, 2003	LeAnn Rimes “Suddenly” — #54 Hot Country Singles & Tracks Lisa Marie Presley “Lights Out” (worked on album) — Adult Top 40 Tracks Cat Power album “You Are Free” – #105 The Billboard 200, #1 Heatseekers, #2 Top Independent Albums
Febuary 22, 2003	Macy Gray “When I See You” (worked on album) — Adult Top 40 Tracks Soundtrack “Daredevil: The Album” – #11 The Billboard 200, #2 Top Soundtracks
Febuary 15, 2003	Soundtrack “Coyote Ugly: More Music From Coyote Ugly” – #144 Billboard 200, #10 Top Soundtracks LeAnn Rimes “Tic Toc” — #4 Hot Dance Breakouts, Club Play
Febuary 8, 2003	Celine Dion “I Drove All Night” (worked on album) — Adult Contemporary #19
January 25, 2003	Evanescence “Bring Me to Life” — Modern Rock Tracks Faith Hill “Cry” — 9 Weeks at #1 Adult Contemporary
December 28, 2002	Best-Selling Albums of 2002
December 21, 2002	Def Leppard “Four Letter Word” (worked on album) – Mainstream Rock Tracks Mariah Carey “Charmbracelet” — #2 Top R&B/ Hip-Hop Albums
December 14, 2002	Tim McGraw “Tim McGraw And The Dancehall Doctors” – #2 Top Country Albums, #2 The Billboard 200, # 7 Top Internet Album Sales
December 7, 2002	BLACKstreet “Deep” (worked on album) – Hot R&B/ Hip-Hop Singles & Tracks
November 30, 2002	3 Doors Down “Away From The Sun” – #8 The Billboard 200 Shakira “Laundry Service: Washed And Dried” — The Billboard 200 Tim McGraw “Tiny Dancer” — Hot Country Singles & Tracks John Rzeznik – “I’m Still Here (Jim’s Theme)” (worked on album) – Adult Top 40 Tracks Kellie Coffey “When You Lie Next To Me” — Top Country Albums
November 23, 2002	The Wallflowers “Red Letter Days” – #32 The Billboard 200 Brooks & Dunn “It Won’t Be Christmas Without You” – The Billboard 200 Faith Hill “When The Lights Go Down” – Hot Country Singles & Tracks
November 9, 2002	Jaguares “El Primer Instinto” – #2 Top Latin Albums, #2 Latin Pop Albums, #95 The Billboard 200
November 2, 2002	Faith Hill “Cry” — #1 Top Country Albums and #1 The Billboard 200 Taproot “Welcome” – #17 The Billboard 200
October 26, 2002	Bon Jovi “Bounce” — #2 Billboard 200, #2 Top Internet Album Sales Brooks & Dunn “It Won’t Be Christmas Without You” — Top Country Albums Mariah Carey “Through the Rain” (worked on album) — Adult Contemporary
October 19, 2002	LeAnn Rimes “Twisted Angel” – #3 Top Country Albums, #12 The Billboard 200 Good Charlotte “The Young And The Hopeless” — #7 The Billboard 200, #12 Top Internet Album Sales Good Charlotte “Good Charlotte” — #1 Top Pop Catalog “American Idol: Greatest Moments” — #1 Top Soundtracks, #4 The Billboard 200, #10 Top Internet Album Sales 3 Doors Down “When I’m Gone” (worked on album) — #6 Mainstream Rock Tracks, #20 Modern Rock Tracks
October 12, 2002	Beck “Sea Change” – #8 The Billboard 200
October 5, 2002	Kelly Clarkson “A Moment Like This” (worked on album) – #1 Hot 100, #1Hot 100 Singles Sales Bon Jovi “Bounce” — Hits of the World: Japan, United Kingdom, Canada, Spain (#1), Australia, Italy, Eurochart.
September 21, 2002	Taproot “Poem” (worked on album) — Mainstream Rock Tracks Bon Jovi “Everyday” (worked on album) — Adult Top 40 Tim McGraw “Red Rag Top” (worked on album) — Hot Country Singles & Tracks Kelly Clarkson “A Moment Like This” — Hot 100, Hot 100 Airplay and Top 40 Tracks
September 14, 2002	BB Mak “Into Your Head” – The Billboard 200 Good Charlotte “Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous” (worked on album) – Modern Rock Tracks LeAnn Rimes “Life Goes On” (worked on album)– Adult Top 40
September 7, 2002	Lee Ann Womack “Something Worth Leaving Behind” — Top Country Albums LeAnn Rimes “Life Goes On” (worked on album)– Adult Contemporary
August 24, 2002	Faith Hill “Cry” (worked on album) – Hot Country Singles & Tracks
August 17, 2002	Def Leppard “X” – The Billboard 200
August 3, 2002	Def Leppard “Now” (worked on album) – Mainstream Rock Tracks
July 27, 2002	Epidemic “Walk Away” (worked on album) — Mainstream Rock Tracks
July 20, 2002	“Men In Black II” soundtrack – Top Soundtracks Will Smith “Born To Reign” — Top R&B/ Hip-Hop albums and The Billboard 200 BB Mak “Out of My Heart (Into Your Head) — Adult Top 40 Tracks
May 4 , 2002	LeAnn Rimes “Can’t Fight the Moonlight” — Top Country Singles Sales 27 weeks at #1, 89 weeks on charts
October 13, 2001	Alien Ant Farm, Train, Faith Hill, Aaliyah, Leann Rimes Hits of the World
October 6, 2001	Train, Faith Hill, Aaliyah Hits of the World
September 22 , 2001	Faith Hill “There You’ll Be” from the motion picture “Pearl Harbor” #1 Adult Contemporary 10 weeks, Hits Of The World Train Hits of the World
September 15 , 2001	Aaliyah #1 Billboard 200, #2 Top R&B/Hip Hop Albums, #1 Top Internet Album Sales Hits of The World Faith Hill “There You’ll Be” from the motion picture “Pearl Harbor” #1 Adult Contemporary 9 weeks, Hits Of The World Train Hits of the World
August 25, 2001	Better Than Ezra Debuts Billboard 200 Faith Hill “There You’ll Be” from the motion picture “Pearl Harbor” #1 Adult Contemporary 7 weeks, Hits Of The World Top Country Albums Gary Allen “Smoke Rings In The Dark” on chart 94 weeks Faith Hill “Breathe” on chart 92 weeks Reba McEntire “So Good Together” on chart 85 weeks Lee Ann Womack “I Hope You Dance” on chart 64 weeks “Coyote Ugly” Soundtrack on chart 54 weeks Top Pop Catalog BonJovi “Cross Roads” on chart 106 weeks
August 4, 2001	Aaliyah Debuts #2 Billboard 200, #2 Top R&B//Hip-Hop Albums, Hits of the World Faith Hill “There You’ll Be” from the motion picture “Pearl Harbor” #1 Adult Contemporary 4 weeks, Hits of the World Leann Rimes “Can’t Fight The Moonlight” 48 weeks Hot 100 Single Sales, 47 weeks in top #3 Top Country Singles Sales
July 28 , 2001	Jaguares Debuts #1 Top Latin Albums, #1 Latin Pop Albums #1Heatseakers, Billboard 200
July 21 , 2001	Faith Hill “There You’ll Be” & “Pearl Harbor” Soundtrack Hits of the World Jaguares Debuts #1Billboard Latin 50
July 7 , 2001	Faith Hill “There You’ll Be” from the motion picture “Pearl Harbor” #1 Adult Contemporary, Hits of the World Bon Jovi “Cross Road” 100 weeks on Top Catalog Albums
June 23, 2001	Trisha Yearwood “Inside Out” debuts on Top Country Albums #1, Billboard 200, Top Internet Album Sales
June 9, 2001	Nikka Costa debuts on Billboard 200, Heatseekers, Top Internet Album Sales, Top R&B/Hip Hop Albums Pearl Harbor Soundtrack debuts on Billboard 200 Lee Ann Womack; 10 weeks at #1 Adult Contemporary Leann Rimes “Can’t Fight The Moonlight”; 12 weeks at #1, 39 weeks in top #3 Top Country Singles Sales
June 2, 2001	Faith Hill “There You’ll Be” from the motion picture “Pearl Harbor” debuts on Adult Contemporary, Adult Top 40
May 26, 2001	Faith Hill “There You’ll Be” from the motion picture “Pearl Harbor” debuts on Billboard Hot 100, Hot Country Singles & Tracks, Hot 100 Airplay, Modern Rock & Mainstream Charts; Fuel 40 weeks on charts Leann Rimes Hits of the World Charts
May 12, 2001	Vonda Shepard “Ally McBeal: For Once In My Life” Soundtrack debuted Billboard 200, Internet Album Sales & Hits of the World - Germany & Austria
May 5, 2001	Brooks & Dunn “Steers & Stripes” debuts #1 Top Country Albums, #4 Billboard 200, #5 Internet Album Sales Billboard Latin 50 Ricky Martin “La Historia” #1 5 weeks
April 28, 2001	Across the Charts; Aerosmith, Coyote Ugly, Leann Rimes, Lee Ann Womack Hits of the World; Aerosmith, Leann Rimes, Coyote Ugly, Ricky Martin Top Country Albums Coyote Ugly #1 8 weeks, on chart 37 weeks Lee Ann Womack on chart 47 weeks Gary Allen on chart 77 weeks Reba McEntire on chart 73 weeks Leann Rimes 10 weeks @ #1, 34 weeks top #3 Top Country Singles Sales Lee Ann Womack; 4 weeks at #1 Adult Contemporary, 13 weeks top 10 Top Country Singles Sales
April 14, 2001	Billboard 200; Train debuts at #6 Across the Charts; Aerosmith, Coyote Ugly, Leann Rimes, Lee Ann Womack Hits of the World; Aerosmith, Coyote Ugly, Ricky Martin
April 7, 2001	Aerosmith; top 10 on several charts Across the Charts; Aerosmith, Coyote Ugly, Leann Rimes, Lee Ann Womack Hits of the World; Ricky Martin, Aerosmith, Coyote Ugly, Leann Rimes Modern Rock & Mainstream Charts; Staind debuts in top 20, Fuel 33 weeks on charts
March 24, 2001	Billboard 200; Aerosmith debuts at #2 Alien Ant Farm; debuts at #1 Heaskeeker Album Charts Aerosmith; debuts at #2 Top Internet Album Sales Across the Charts; Aerosmith, Coyote Ugly, Leann Rimes, Lee Ann Womack Hits of the World; Ricky Martin, Aerosmith, Coyote Ugly, Leann Rimes
March 10, 2001	Modern Rock & Mainstream Charts; Aerosmith 5 weeks at #1, Fuel 29 weeks on charts, top 10 Across the Charts; Coyote Ugly, Leann Rimes, Lee Ann Womack Hits of the World; Coyote Ugly, Leann Rimes, Ricky Martin Top Country Albums
February 17, 2001	Leann Rimes; debuts at #1 Top Country Albums, #10 Billboard 200 Across the Charts; Coyote Ugly, Leann Rimes, Lee Ann Womack, Bon Jovi, Fuel Hits of the World; Coyote Ugly, Leann Rimes Top Country Singles Sales; Lee Ann Womack 4 weeks #1, Leann Rimes 24 weeks top 3
February 10, 2001	Top Country Albums; Coyote Ugly Soundtrack 7 weeks at #1 Modern Rock & Mainstream Charts; Aerosmith #1, Fuel 25 weeks on charts, top 10
January 27, 2001	Lee Ann Womack; #1 Top Country Singles Sales Hits of the World; Coyote Ugly, Leann Rimes, Bon Jovi Modern Rock & Mainstream Charts; Fuel 23 weeks on charts, top 3
January 20, 2001	Fuel; 12 weeks #1 Modern Rock, 10 weeks top 3 Mainstream Rock Leann Rimes; 21 weeks top 3 Top Country Singles Sales Hits of the World; Coyote Ugly, Leann Rimes, Bon Jovi, Ricky Martin
December 30, 2000	Phil Collins “You’ll Be In My Heart” (Tarzan the Movie) 89 Weeks Adult Contemporary

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