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Television Series and Music Glee cast surpasses The Beatles to set chart record

Television Series and Music: Glee cast surpasses The Beatles to set chart record


NEW YORK—The Glee cast has surpassed the Beatles for the most appearances on the Billboard Hot 100 chart by a non-solo act.






The cast of the Fox television musical series about a high school glee club has six debuts on the chart this week. That gives it a total of 75 songs on the chart to the Beatles' 71.

The show's soundtrack got a boost after last week's episode featuring the music of Britney Spears.

Elvis Presley still leads overall, with 108 songs to chart on the Hot 100.

He's followed by James Brown with 91, then Glee.

The Beatles are sixth, behind Ray Charles and Aretha Franklin.

Lil Wayne, Stevie Wonder and Jay-Z round out the Top 10.

Nielsen SoundScan says the Glee cast has sold 2.8 million albums and 11.5 million downloads.

TELEVISION SERIES: Glee rompería marca de The Beatles

Glee rompería marca de The Beatles


Las versiones de la serie superarán al grupo de Liverpool en apariciones en la lista Hot 100 de Billboard.

 La serie Glee cosecha un éxito tras otro, ya sea en premiaciones, en rating y en popularidad. Ahora, el sitio web de la revista Billboard asegura que las canciones interpretadas por los protagonistas de la serie superarán a las canciones de The Beatles, en cuanto a apariciones en la lista Hot 100, que la publicación entrega desde hace 52 años.



Gracias a las canciones del episodio de Britney Spears, Glee habrá posicionado 75 canciones en la lista Hot 100, mientras que The Beatles no superará los 71 temas.
Según el medio, la versión de Glee de la canción Toxic, de Britney Spears, será el mejor debut de la serie en la lista, pues tras haber sido descargada en 109 mil oportunidades, se posicionará en el lugar número 16.

Paul McCartney visits Miami to ROCK ON!

On Saturday, April 3rd, the legendary Paul McCartney performed for thousands of South Floridians at the Miami Sun Life Stadium. It was a full house as spectators watched him play classic hits from The Beatles along with songs he has composed throughout his career. I loved this concert because McCartney greeted fans and shared stories about his experiences between songs. The most memorable song of the night was when he sang "Here Today" which he composed for his late friend, John Lennon. McCartney’s reflection came across through his lyrics, “You’d probably laugh and say we were worlds apart.” The message of this song: if you've got something to say, then say it! Paul encouraged his audience to express themselves with others. One day, it may be too late. Throughout the course of the concert, you really felt like you had traveled back in time. McCartney’s voice has not lost a beat. The night was filled with happy songs like "Obla Dee Obla Da" which made everyone cheer and reflect on the joys of life.

At age 67, McCartney is definitely holding on to his rock star lifestyle and talent. According to The Sun-Sentinel, there were approximately 40,000 fans on Saturday night and the ex-Beatle played for two hours and 45 minutes. That's what I call endurance!

At one point, the show even featured a fireworks show. It was such an amazing night. Cameras captured fans in the crowd who had made their own posters with messages of peace and love or others who waived a British flag for McCartney to see.

If you have a chance to see Paul McCartney live, don't miss this opportunity. He's not only charismatic but he has a great sense of humor. I think he must have played on ten different guitars during the concert. After performing a song, he would switch guitars and even share anecdotes about them. One guitar dated back to his time with The Beatles. Overall, this man is very passionate about music and he's not letting age stop his rock star status. Paul McCartney is determined to rock on for fans all over the world.