#TBT - Mel's Top 100 Hits of 1968

 

THE BEATLES TOP MY 1968 TOP 100 HITS CHART

Unlike the Billboard Top 100 Hits of 1968, my chart differs in that a lot of songs listed there are not listed here. As a long time Beatles fan, this chart contains several Beatles tracks that are acknowledged as part of their greatest hits ever. The Billboard year end chart lists only three songs. This chart expands on that, and features several other rock tracks that The Beatles recorded that did not make the official year end chart for various reasons. On this chart, The Beatles have placed seven tracks.

1968 was also a big year for instrumentals, with 5 of them listed on the chart.

The Rolling Stones managed to put two tracks on this chart, as did The Doors. Aretha Franklin bested them with three as did The Rascals. One of their tracks, "My Hawaii" is an album only track that was a huge hit in the 50th state in 1968. The song has endured over the decades, especially for "Baby Boomers".

The entire Top 100 list appears below and you can listen to the whole thing on my new Spotify Playlist "Top 100 Hits of 1968." Subscribe and enjoy!

TOP 100 HITS OF 1968

Rank	Title	Artist
1	Hey Jude / Revolution	The Beatles
2	Jumpin' Jack Flash	The Rolling Stones
3	Revolution	The Beatles
4	Born to Be Wild	Steppenwolf
5	Hurdy Gurdy Man	Donovan
6	People Got to Be Free	The Rascals
7	While My Guitar Gently Weeps	The Beatles
8	(Sittin' On) The Dock of the Bay	Otis Redding
9	Hello, I Love You / Love Street	The Doors
10	Love Child	The Supremes
11	Magic Carpet Ride	Steppenwolf
12	Lady Madonna	The Beatles
13	I Love You	People
14	Back in the U.S.S.R.	The Beatles
15	Those Were the Days	Mary Hopkin
16	Tuesday Afternoon	The Moody Blues
17	Birthday	The Beatles
18	Mrs. Robinson	Simon & Garfunkel
19	The Good, the Bad and the Ugly	Hugo Montenegro
20	My Hawaii	The Rascals
21	Young Girl	Gary Puckett & The Union Gap
22	A Beautiful Morning	The Rascals
23	Angel of the Morning	Merrilee Rush
24	I've Gotta Get a Message to You	The Bee Gees
25	I Wish It Would Rain	The Temptations
26	Midnight Confessions	The Grass Roots
27	Tighten Up	Archie Bell & the Drells
28	Ain't Nothing Like the Real Thing	Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell
29	Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da	The Beatles
30	Do It Again	The Beach Boys
31	A Hazy Shade of Winter	Simon & Garfunkel
32	Sky Pilot	The Animals
33	Time Has Come Today	The Chambers Brothers
34	Mony Mony	Tommy James and the Shondells
35	Cry Like a Baby	The Box Tops
36	Street Fighting Man	The Rolling Stones
37	White Room	Cream
38	Harper Valley PTA	Jeannie C. Riley
39	Spooky	Classics IV
40	MacArthur Park	Richard Harris
41	Jennifer Eccles	The Hollies
42	Dance to the Music	Sly and the Family Stone
43	All Along The Watchtower	Jimi Hendrix
44	Grazing in the Grass	Hugh Masekela
45	Do You Know the Way to San Jose	Dionne Warwick
46	Judy in Disguise (With Glasses)	John Fred & His Playboy Band
47	Lady Willpower	Gary Puckett & The Union Gap
48	Think	Aretha Franklin
49	Piece of My Heart	Big Brother and the Holding Company
50	Valleri	The Monkees
51	Fire	The Crazy World of Arthur Brown
52	The Mighty Quinn	Manfred Mann
53	Woman, Woman	Gary Puckett & The Union Gap
54	You're All I Need to Get By	Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell
55	La-La (Means I Love You)	The Delfonics
56	For Once in My Life	Stevie Wonder
57	I Say a Little Prayer	Aretha Franklin
58	The Horse	Cliff Nobles
59	Simon Says	1910 Fruitgum Company
60	Reach Out of the Darkness	Friend & Lover
61	Elenore	The Turtles
62	Bend Me, Shape Me	The American Breed
63	This Guy's in Love with You	Herb Alpert
64	Green Tambourine	The Lemon Pipers
65	Sunshine of Your Love	Cream
66	I Thank You	Sam & Dave
67	Girl Watcher	The O'Kaysions
68	It's Wonderful	The Rascals
69	Pictures of Matchstick Men	Status Quo
70	Suzie Q.	Creedence Clearwater Revival
71	Love is Blue	Paul Mauriat
72	Jennifer Juniper	Donovan
73	Hold Me Tight	Johnny Nash
74	Master Jack	Four Jacks & A Jill
75	Honey	Bobby Goldsboro
76	You Keep Me Hangin' On	Vanilla Fudge
77	Love Is All Around	The Troggs
78	I Wonder What She's Doing Tonight	Tommy Boyce & Bobby Hart
79	The Fool on the Hill	Sérgio Mendes
80	Classical Gas	Mason Williams
81	Sweet Inspiration	The Sweet Inspirations
82	Send Me A Postcard	The Shocking Blue
83	Stoned Soul Picnic	The 5th Dimension
84	Light My Fire	José Feliciano
85	Yummy Yummy Yummy	Ohio Express
86	Indian Lake	The Cowsills
87	Little Green Apples	O. C. Smith
88	(Sweet Sweet Baby) Since You've Been Gone	Aretha Franklin
89	If I Were A Carpenter	The Four Tops
90	Slip Away	Clarence Carter
91	Nobody but Me	The Human Beinz
92	The Look of Love	Sérgio Mendes
93	The Ballad of Bonnie and Clyde	Georgie Fame
94	Sealed with a Kiss	Gary Lewis & the Playboys
95	The Unicorn	The Irish Rovers
96	Bottle of Wine	The Fireballs
97	Delilah	Tom Jones
98	The Unknown Soldier	The Doors
99	Summertime Blues	Blue Cheer
100	In A Gadda Da Vida	Iron Butterfly

* "Revolution" by The Beatles is listed twice, once as a double sided single with "Hey Jude" and again as a standalone. Same song, two different rankings. It's my chart.

 Songs listed with a / indicate a double sided single with the B side listed after the slash.

June 26, 2022 - New From Beyonce and Demi Lovato

 Mel’s Current Top 20

June 26, 2022: CHART NOTES

Two big movers leap 10 points in their second week. The first is "Catalonia" by Vance Joy, up from #19 to #9. Right behind him is the revival track of "Running Up That Hill," from Kate Bush, also up ten from #20 last week to #10 this week.

Right behind them is Envy of None with "Never Say I Love You" which was #18 last week and now #11 this week.

Two debut songs: "Break My Soul," the latest from Beyoncé is at #19. The lyric video for that is below. The showcase video this week is from Demi Lovato. It's her rock track "Skin of My Teeth, " first week on at #20.

THE CURRENT TOP 20 CHART

TW	Song Title	Artist	LW
1	Hurricane	Cannons	1
2	Heat Waves	Glass Animals	3
3	My Love	Florence + The Machine	4
4	Hold My Hand	Lady Gaga	2
5	Bones	Imagine Dragons	5
6	Out of Time	The Weeknd	7
7	This Hell	Rina Sawayama	10
8	Enemy	Imagine Dragons x J.I.D.	6
9	Catalonia	Vance Joy	19
10	Running Up That Hill	Kate Bush	20
11	Never Say I Love You	Envy of None	18
12	2Step	Ed Sheeran	8
13	No One Dies From Love	Tove Lo	15
14	Jiggle Jiggle	Duke & Jones &	12
15	One Life	Ed Sheeran	17
16	About Damn Time	Lizzo	9
17	When You're Gone	Shawn Mendes	11
18	Western Wind	Carly Rae Jepsen	13
19	Break My Soul	Beyonce	new
20	Skin of My Teeth	Demi Lovato	new

For Beyoncé, we only have the lyric video for her chart debut.

Mel's Top 100 Hits of 2020

This year I reactivated Mel's Current Top 20 weekly chart. I decided to do this after 18 weeks of 2020 had already passed. The first chart was published during the week of May 7, 2020. The first #1 song upon reactivation was The Rolling Stones' "Living in a Ghost Town", which to me became the anthem of the 2020... the first year of COVID-19. The song was a reaction to the worldwide lockdowns, closure of many businesses and a new way to deal with everyday life.

"Living in a Ghost Town" held on to the #1 spot on my chart for 8 weeks, spending a total of 15 weeks on. It ended up being my #1 song of 2020. 

Since I came up a bit short of songs for my year end chart, I had to mine several songs that came out in 2019 that I would have probably listed on the chart had it started in January. Hence you will see familiar titles such as Lewis Capaldi's "Someone You Loved" @ #2 and Taylor Swift's "You Need to Calm Down" at #5. I will call these holdovers from late 2019 that would have probably been on my chart. There are about a dozen of these songs on the Top 100.

Since this weekly chart contains only 20 positions, songs come and go through the chart fairly quickly, usually about 8 to 10 weeks, though several last longer. This year a song only needed to be listed at least for one week at any position to make it to the chart. Hence we got one week performers such as the Foo Fighters "Shame Shame" scraping in at the lower positions. Doubt that will happen next year.

Some interesting notes about the Top 100

The Rolling Stones' "Living in a Ghost Town" was barely a hit on most charts. I suspect it got some rock radio airplay. It went to #1 in Germany only, #2 in Scotland, and #61 in their native UK. On the U.S. Hot Rock and Alternative chart the single went to #3... which is not too bad for a niche genre.

Lewis Capaldi's "Someone You Loved" is a carryover hit from 2019 and its follow-up "Before You Go" were long lasting #1 hits on my chart. While not officially released as a single, the bonus album track "Let It Roll" went to #2 on my chart.

Taylor Swift had a big year, scoring 4 tracks on my Top 100 chart. Three of those were #1 hit.... "You Need to Calm Down" a 2019 carryover track, "Cardigan" from her Folklore album and just scraping in before the calendar flipped to 2021, "Willow" from her latest Evermore. "The Man" from her Lover album was a #3 hit with "Betty" from Folklore coming in at #7.

Only in Hawaii would Katy Perry's "Harleys in Hawaii" would go to #1. It did on my chart though it was a carryover from 2019. She also scored with "Daisies" and "Smile".

Rock had some big tracks this year... In addition to The Rolling Stones, AC/DC had a huge hit with "Shot in the Dark" from their latest album Power Up. Other rock songs that scored included Blossoms' cover of The Beatles "Paperback Writer", Tom Petty& the Heartbreakers "Leave Virginia Alone," Bruce Springsteen's "Letter to You", Sixx:A.M.'s "Maybe Its Time" and "Caution" by. The Killers.

One of the most unusual songs to make the Top 20 this year was a 43 year old single track from Fleetwood Mac's Rumours album. Stevie Nicks' "Dreams" made a big chart comeback after the song was featured in a viral TikTok video posted by Nathan Apodaca lip synching to it while riding a skateboard and drinking a bottle of Ocean Spray juice. The video has become legendary and sparked a host of imitators including Nicks herself and bandmate Mick Fleetwood. In 1977 "Dreams" became Fleetwood Mac's only #1 hit on the Billboard Hot 100. This year it got listed again on the Hot 100 peaking at #12, which is the same position that it made it to my Current Top 20 chart.

Paul McCartney scores two songs on the Top 100. "Home Tonight" is a carryover single from 2019 that went to #2 and his latest, "Find Your Way" just made it in this year by being a #10 hit for the second week on the chart (Dec. 31).

Several K-Pop songs made it to my Current Top 20 chart. The biggest was by K-Pop girl group Blackpink. "How You Like That" held on to the #1 spot during part of the summer for 4 weeks, good enough to place it at #4 for the year. They also scored hit singles with "Lovesick Girls," "Ice Cream" (with Selena Gomez) and "Pretty Savage". All of the tracks were featured on their debut LP The Album.

The other K-Pop group to hit the charts this year was boy band BTS. They had a #1 hit with "Dynamite" and came back with another record called "Life Goes On".

These are just some of the songs worthy of my mention. There are plenty more. Just check out the video playlist and chart below.  

THE TOP 100 HITS OF 2020

As compiled from Mel's Current Top 20 weekly charts.

Rank	Song Title	Artist	Peak	TAP*	Total Weeks
1	Living in a Ghost Town	The Rolling Stones	1	8	15
2	Someone You Loved	Lewis Capaldi	1	7	24
3	Do What You Can (featuring Jennifer Nettles)	Bon Jovi	1	5	12
4	How You Like That	Blackpink	1	4	18
5	You Need to Calm Down	Taylor Swift	1	4	14
6	Before You Go	Lewis Capaldi	1	3	16
7	Shot in the Dark	AC/DC	1	3	12
8	What The Future Holds	STEPS	1	3	12
9	Harleys in Hawaii	Katy Perry	1	2	19
10	Watermelon Sugar	Harry Styles	1	2	16
11	Cardigan	Taylor Swift	1	2	13
12	Zen (featuring K.Flay & grandson)	X Ambassadors	1	2	13
13	A Good Song Never Dies	Saint Motel	1	2	9
14	Something in Your Eyes	STEPS	1	1	8
15	Dynamite	BTS	1	1	14
16	Supalonely (ft. Gus Dapperton)	Benee	1	1	14
17	Willow	Taylor Swift	1	1	3
18	Let It Roll	Lewis Capaldi	2	5	12
19	Memories	Maroon 5	2	3	22
20	Home Tonight	Paul McCartney	2	2	19
21	Adore You	Harry Styles	2	2	16
22	Jolene	Chiquis featuring Becky G	2	2	13
23	Maybe It's Time	Sixx:A.M.	2	2	12
24	Who's Laughing Now	Ava Max	2	2	12
25	Wonder	Shawn Mendes	2	2	11
26	Kings & Queens	Ava Max	2	2	10
27	Only Human	Jonas Brothers	2	1	11
28	Rain on Me (with Ariana Grandé)	Lady Gaga	2	1	9
29	Tales From The Loop	Phillip Glass & Paul Leonard-Morgan	2	1	9
30	Tick Tock (featuring 24KGoldn)	Clean Bandit & Mabel	2	1	6
31	The Man	Taylor Swift	3	2	10
32	Beautiful People (featuring Khalid)	Ed Sheeran	3	1	19
33	Seniorita	Shawn Mendes	3	1	17
34	I Don't Care	Ed Sheeran with Justin Beiber	3	1	15
35	Bluebird	Miranda Lambert	3	1	13
36	Nice To Meet Ya	Niall Horan	3	1	12
37	Girlfriend	Charlie Puth	3	1	9
38	Tangerine Skies	Declan J Donovan	4	2	13
39	Smile	Katy Perry	4	2	10
40	Lovesick Girls	Blackpink	4	1	11
41	I Hope	Gabby Barrett	4	1	10
42	Daisies	Katy Perry	4	1	9
43	What's Your Country song	Thomas Rhett	4	1	5
44	Golden	Harry Styles	5	3	9
45	Bad Guy	Billie Eilish	5	1	21
46	Youth	Grouplove	5	1	11
47	Patience	Chris Cornell	5	1	9
48	What's Love Got To Do With It	Kygo, Tina Turner	5	1	7
49	Mood	24kGoldn f/Iann Dior	5	1	3
50	Paperback Writer	Blossoms	6	2	7
51	I Think We're Alone Now	Billie Joe Armstrong	6	1	7
52	The Worst in Me	Rob Thomas	7	1	13
53	Joan of Arc on the Dance Floor	Aly & AJ	7	2	11
54	Betty	Taylor Swift	7	2	9
55	Fingers Crossed	Agnes	7	1	8
56	Ice Cream	Blackpink featuring Selena Gomez	7	1	7
57	I Love My Country	Florida Georgia Line	8	1	9
58	Letter to You	Bruce Springsteen	8	1	8
59	Somebody	Dagny	8	1	7
60	Oh Santa!	Mariah Carey	8	1	4
61	Level of Concern	Twenty One Pilots	9	3	7
62	Sweet Melody	Little Mix	9	2	8
63	You're Not Alone	Semisonic	9	2	7
64	Leave Virginia Alone	Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers	9	1	6
65	Nobody But You (featuring Gwen Stefani)	Blake Shelton	10	3	6
66	Blues Comin' On	Dion	10	2	8
67	Club Zero	The Go-Go's	10	2	6
68	Cowboy Coming Home	Chris Petersen	10	2	6
69	Legends Never Die	Orville Peck, Shania Twain	10	1	6
70	Rescue Dog	Train	10	1	6
71	Wake Up Romeo	Caro Emerald	10	1	6
72	Anxious	Kate Voegle	10	1	5
73	Find My Way	Paul McCartney	10	1	2
74	Nobody's Love	Maroon 5	11	2	8
75	Let Me Reintroduce Myself	Gwen Stefani	11	1	2
76	Dreams	Fleetwood Mac	12	2	5
77	How They Remember You	Rascal Flatts	12	2	5
78	911	Lady Gaga	12	1	6
79	Superman	Keith Urban	12	1	6
80	Hero	Weezer	12	1	5
81	I Should Probably Go To Bed	Dan + Shay	12	1	5
82	Life Goes On	BTS	12	1	4
83	X (featuring Karol G)	Jonas Brothers	13	2	4
84	The Rising	Nancy Wilson	13	1	7
85	One Too Many	Keith Urban & Pink	13	1	5
86	Black and White	Niall Horan	13	1	4
87	Caution	The Killers	13	1	4
88	Sleeping On My Dreams	Jacob Collier	14	2	5
89	Hot Stuff	Kygo, Donna Summer	14	1	5
90	Dig	Fanny Lumsden	14	1	2
91	Pretty Savage	Blackpink	15	1	4
92	The Good Old Days	John Paul White	15	1	4
93	Say Something	Kylie Minogue	15	1	3
94	Dreamer	Chris Osmond	16	1	3
95	Hey!	Bryan Lanning	17	1	3
96	Therefore I Am	Billie Eilish	17	1	3
97	No Time For Love Like Now	Michael Stipe & Big Red Machine	17	1	2
98	News Today	Black Eyed Peas	19	1	1
99	Bummerland	AJR	20	1	1
100	Shame Shame	Foo Fighters	20	1	1
	Compiled from Mel's Current Top 20 weekly charts * TAP = Total Weeks @ Peak Position

LISTEN TO MY ENTIRE TOP 100 

PLAYLIST ON SPOTIFY! (5 hours 45 min)

Lady Gaga Knocking on the Door of #1

THE CURRENT TOP 20

It looks like Lady Gaga with her accomplice Ariana Grandé is on the verge of claiming the #1 spot from The Rolling Stones. The duo's top hit "Rain on Me" moves up this week from #3 to #2 this week. Will it make it to #1 next week? We'll see.

Not too far away from the top position we find Benee at #5 moving up 7 points from #12 last week with the bubbly track "Supalonely". One point behind her is Saint Motel, who roars up the chart from last week's #19 debut to #6 this week with "A Good Song Never Dies". This is a good song, but will it ever die? We don't know.

The Rolling Stones meanwhile hold on to #1 for the 8th week with "Living in a Ghost Town", one of the best rock songs released in the last year or so. Rock music is a rarity on the charts these days.

Here now is the latest Current Top 20 list:

Mel's Current Top 20 - May 28, 2020 - Published June 1, 2020

The Rolling Stones Hold Strong at #1

Starting this week, the Current Top 20 static post will be issued here. The dynamic post appears on the Current Top 20 page at this blog and also on Mel's Current Top 20 website.

"Living in a Ghost Town" holds at #1 for a 4th week in a row since this chart was revived after a years-long absence. So far it is the new release song that I like best so far this year. The Rolling Stones are in full force with a catchy and timely tune that echo's back to the sounds of the music they put out in the 1980s and 1990s... which is pure, uptempo, radio friendly rock n roll.

Sadly I don't think this record is getting much airplay anywhere since many people say "rock music is dead". Really rock music dead? I refuse to believe that.

The song is currently at #12 on the current Global Top 100 Chart, which is a compilation chart tabulated from user generated, personal charts of those participating at the M4B Charts Central website.

Watch the video player above. Most of my Top 20 songs are on it in some chronological order along with new and recent past tracks.

The rest of my chart is posted below:

Today's Vinyl Spin - Fleetwood Mac

Today's Vinyl Spin goes back to the very successful Fleetwood Mac line-up of Stevie Nicks, Lindsey Buckinghman, John McVie, Christine McVie and Mick Fleetwood. Fleetwood Mac is the first album to feature the then new line-up of the group.

Fleetwood Mac enjoyed moderate success as a blues band and a mainstream rock group with numerous membership changes. In 1974 after former lead singer and guitarist Bob Welch left the group, the duo of Buckingham-Nicks were recruited to take his place. The two new members proved to be the best thing that happened to Fleetwood Mac in terms of a new music direction and commercial success.

The band paved its way to becoming a major concert draw with Stevie, Lindsey and Christine showcasing various songs while McVie and Fleetwood provided a solid foundation. It is one of the few bands that I personally saw in concert not once, but twice.

Their debut album Fleetwood Mac with the new line-up slowly crawled to the #1 position on the charts by 1976 while its singles garnered more and more radio airplay. These included "Over My Head", "Rhiannon," "Say You Love Me," and "Blue Letter". "Landslide" also became a hit after Fleetwood Mac recorded it again for their 1997 live album, The Dance.

I was first introduced to this album by an old college friend back in the day. I always knew of Fleetwood Mac but never paid much attention to them. I had only one track of theirs in my record collection which was "Stop Messin' Around" that appeared on a compilation LP. I later liked the song "Hypnotized" after hearing it on the radio. Was not enough for me to buy their records at the time (I was a starving high school student when this stuff first came out)....

Over the years I have owned 2 vinyl copies of Fleetwood Mac as well as 2 CDs of this. Made at least two cassette tapes off the vinyl and later the CD for portability before the digital age.

Fleetwood Mac is definitely one of my favorite albums of all time by them. It's an enjoyable, refreshing listen whenever I give it a spin.

The back cover of Fleetwood Mac with track list, group members Nicks, Fleetwood, McVie, Buckingham and McVie.

Fleetwood Mac would be the last of their albums to show up on the Reprise label.

Track List

Side 1

1. Monday Morning
2. Warm Ways
3. Blue Letter
4. Rhiannon
5. Over My Head
6. Crystal

Side 2

1. Say You Love Me
2. Landslide
3. World Turning
4. Sugar Daddy
5. I'm So Afraid

"Rhiannon" was one of 4 singles released from the album. All 4 singles have different mixes from the versions on the album. When Fleetwood Mac was issued in a special edition CD in 2004, the single tracks were included as bonus material. Nice move on Warner / Reprise's part.

"Rhiannon" by Fleetwood Mac....

Top 10 Albums That Made an Impact:Arthur Lyman "Yellow Bird"

The CD booklet from Arthur Lyman's "Yellow Bird" album.

DAY #1: Your Top 10 Favorite Albums that had a big impact on you. This is the first of a series of posts that were originally made after being challenged to create such a meme on Facebook by a friend in 2018. This is the updated rewrite of the series with a link back to the original post.

Arthur Lyman - Yellow Bird - Originally posted to Facebook May 11, 2018.

I have compiled Top 10 lists of various records over the years, but on this series, the focus will be on those records that "had a big impact on you".

To start, I go way back to my childhood from 1961 or 1962. My parents bought the Arthur Lyman record, "Yellow Bird".

If you like instrumental music with a tropical flair, Yellow Bird is the album to get. Throughout, Arthur Lyman and his band treat listeners to an array of tropical flavored arrangements utilizing xylophone, marimbas and other percussion instruments plus bird calls for added flavor.

My favorite tracks are "Havah Nagilah", "Bamboo Tamboo", "Adventures in Paradise" (which was the theme music for some 1960s era TV show), and of course "Yellow Bird" which was a top ten hit in 1961 reaching the #4 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.

The original vinyl LP we had in our family over the years was played so many times that it badly wore out to the point that it was no longer playable. Years later while browsing Amazon, I purchased the CD reissue on Rykodisc. I think the CD is now out of print, though some of the songs have appeared on compilation albums over the years.

One thing I would like to get is a vinyl copy as released to HiFi Records in good to mint condition. It would be cool to listen to this on vinyl again.

Yellow Bird is highly recommended if you love lounge music and instrumental, tropical exotica.

Listen to Yellow Bird (from YouTube):

Listen to Havah Nagilah (from YouTube):

Mel's Current Top 20 Tracks

Mel's Current Top 20 is Back!

Check this page out every week to see what my favorite current single tracks are for the week. This is a resumption of the old Weekly Top 20 that was a posted to this blog. Hopefully we can continue in the tradition.

Mel's Current Top 20 - 2018

Mel's Current Top 20 has been updated. It is a revision of the old Mel's Weekly Top 20 page. The Current Top 20 chart will be occasionally updated and reflected on this site through posts such as this one. For more detail on Mel's Current Top 20 visit this link:

http://macpro.freeshell.org/music/WTop20.html