A consensus #1 song for 2005

[RadioLoverIL]

Was looking over the year end charts for both Billboard and Radio & Records and see that Craig Morgan had the #1 song in both publications with "That's What I Love About Sunday".

I don't recall too many times that the two publications ended up with the same #1 song for the year, especially (if I'm not mistaken) since they both use different time frames for their chart years, not to mention a slightly different list of reporting stations. In fact, the top 15 songs in both publications were pretty much in range of one another, and I haven't seen that happen too often over the years either. It looks like the 2 are pretty well in sync with one another.

Also what was a bit of a rarity, the album from which the #1 song came off of, wasn't among the top 25 selling albums for the year, according to Billboard. By the way, on that chart, Shania Twain's "Greatest Hits" was the #1 album of the year, and she didn't have a single in the top 25.

 

[Daveradio]

Add Mediabase to the mix as well. They had That's What I Love About Sunday as the number 1 played song for the year.

 

[GRAYWOLF]

This could say more about what Nasvegas is putting out than things coming together. If the field is narrow, the markers will line up coser.

 

[Marv-L.A.]

They've agreed only THREE times in the past six years---Craig Morgan in 2005, Brooks & Dunn in 2001 (Ain't Nothin' Bout You) and Toby Keith (My List) in 2002.

They had differing opinions in 2006, 2004 and 2003.