Caffé Latté

H🔥TTEST S🔥NGS

this week

1. DESPERATE GUY

Isak Danielson      -> NEW      

2. RHINESTONE COWBOY

Orville Peck ftg. TJ Osborne, Waylon Payne

& Fancy Hagood      1 3

3. FEEL

Pet Shop Boys      7 2

4. SING IT BACK

EJ Worland      6 3

5. BEAUTIFUL NIGHTMARE

Alan Walker ftg. Bludnymph      8 3    

6. JOYRIDE

Kesha      9 2

7. DIRTY DISCO

Nikka Costa      10 2

8. CHAINS

Tina Arena & SHOUSE      2 4

9. HAVE THE HEART

Post Malone ftg. Dolly Parton      -> NEW      

10.     PERMANENTLY LONELY

Orville Peck      3 6

 

 

Hear the Top 10 (plus additional new songs) on the Spotify playlist:

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3oRYS3HHlrsvIxmVhDRRGb?si=qitqnrk4SDO7HuZT4TQ7uw

spotify:playlist:3oRYS3HHlrsvIxmVhDRRGb

Caffè Lattè presents:

The

Weekly

 SPOTIFY

 PLAYLIST

Every weekend, Caffè Lattè compiles the best new music, some retro & an hour of The Black Roots: R&B / Soul.

Like it on Spotify and find the updated playlist each week in the same place.

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1aHVcWWm5ThHFm8KW5S9eC?si=2b6cdce835ad4b34

 

This week:

NEW GWEN STEFANI; KATY PERRY; QUEEN & MEGAN THEE STALLION; MC LYTE, STEVIE WONDER & COMMON; KIM WILDE; ISAK DANIELSON; NELLY FURTADO; PIXIE LOTT; RUFUS DE SOL; AVA MAX; NERVO; HONEY and more!

Retro from Ultravox; Kim Carnes + others

plus R&B/ Soul gems from:

a tribute to the R&B classics written by Will Jennings & Tito Jackson (who both passed away this week).

<<<THE T⏳ME CAPSULE<<<

FANFARE FOR THE COMMON MAN

Emerson, Lake & Palmer

1977

U.K. - #2

 

Trivia:

"Fanfare For The Common Man" was an adaptation of American composer Aaron Copland's composition of the same name. The rock version was a collaboration between English musicians Keith Emerson, Greg Lake and Carl Palmer.

Check out all the songs that have been featured in this daily segment on Spotify, including today’s retro track. A new song is added every day!

 

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6eoIqbxYY8Ci1EGpc6e1QM?si=128e68c4eac14db9

 

 

Caffe´Latte´presents

2004

THE 100 GREATEST SONGS

STARTS NEXT WEEK

A look back on the best in music from 20 years ago.

A Caffè ☕️Lattè 2-part Spotlight:

THE 100 ESSENTIAL

MODERN ROCK CHART

7890

NUMBER ONES

Billboard began publishing a chart for the most played songs on American college radio on September 1988. There have been name changes as well as new technology used to compile the data for the chart now known as Alternative Airplay.

This is a focus on 100 of the best tracks that topped the Billboard chart in the years between 1988 to the present day.

 

100 LOVE AND ANGER Kate Bush

99 BEGGIN’ Måneskin

98 RIPTIDE Vance Joy

97 THE REASON Hoobastank

96 HAND IN MY POCKET Alanis Morissette

95 IRIS Goo Goo Dolls

94 RIDE Twenty One Pilots

93 SOUL TO SQUEEZE Red Hot Chili Peppers

92 POMPEII Bastille

91 TOMORROW Silverchair

            

90 YOU OUGHTA KNOW Alanis Morissette

89 LIGHTNING CRASHES Live

88 ALL THIS TIME Sting

87 I FEEL YOU Depeche Mode

86 SEMI-CHARMED LIFE Third Eye Blind

85 WELCOME TO THE BLACK PARADE

         My Chemical Romance

84 COME ANYTIME Hoodoo Gurus

83 EVERY MORNING Sugar Ray

82 SEX ON FIRE Kings Of Leon

81 TUBTHUMPING Chumbawamba

          

80 HOLD ME, THRILL ME, KISS ME, KILL ME U2

79 WE ARE YOUNG Fun ftg. Janelle Monáe

78 WHAT’S THE FREQUENCY, KENNETH? R.E.M.

77 HEATHENS Twenty One Pilots

76 SEX & CANDY Marcy Playground

75 PARADISE Coldplay

74 SHUT UP AND DANCE Walk The Moon

73 SOWING THE SEEDS OF LOVE Tears For Fears

72 UPRISING Muse

71 FEEL IT STILL Portugal, The Man

                        

70 HEART SHAPED BOX Nirvana

69 OTHERSIDE Red Hot Chili Peppers

68 ALL THE SMALL THINGS Blink-182

67 WALKIN’ ON THE SUN Smash Mouth

66 FEEL GOOD INC. Gorillaz

65 SO ALIVE Love And Rockets

64 RIGHT HERE RIGHT NOW Jesus Jones

63 SUICIDE BLONDE INXS

62 HERE’S WHERE THE STORY ENDS The Sundays

61 THE FLY U2

           

60 SCAR TISSUE Red Hot Chili Peppers

59 WALKING IN MY SHOES Depeche Mode

58 CHAMPAGNE SUPERNOVA Oasis

57 HEAT WAVES Glass Animals

56 TOO SWEET Hozier

55 VIVA LAS VENGEANCE Panic! At The Disco

54 NO RAIN Blind Melon

53 DESIRE U2

52 FORGOTTEN YEARS Midnight Oil

51 BANG AND BLAME R.E.M.

           

 Concludes Sunday

60 YEARS OF THE BILLBOARD DISCO CHART. #3 . More:next week.

Caffè  Lattè looks back on:

 

60 YEARS

OF THE

BILLBOARD

DISCO/DANCE

CHART

 

Billboard began ranking the top Disco and Dance tracks in 1974. Six decades of dancefloor favourites have kept us in discotheques and clubs to this day. Billboard discontinued the chart in 2020 as nightclubs shut down in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

This is a focus on the acts that achieved the most number one songs, a Top 10 that has amassed 14 or more #1s…

 

-THE ACTS WITH THE MOST NUMBER ONES-

Oct. 26^th, 1974:         The Disco Chart debuts in Billboard.

 

#3

22 #1s

BEYONCÉ

As well as topping the chart with 3 Destiny’s Child releases, Beyoncé accrued 22 #1s as a soloist. Her first was “Crazy In Love” in 2003. The last of her #1s on the Dance Chart was “7/11” ten years later.

 

 

<<<THE T⏳ME CAPSULE<<<

REGULATE

Warren G. & Nate Dogg

1994

U.K. - #5; U.S.A. - #2

 

Trivia:

"Regulate" is built around a sample of Michael McDonald's solo hit "I Keep Forgettin' (Every Time You're Near)".  The Warren G. and Nate Dogg song was featured in the film 'Above The Rim'.

Check out all the songs that have been featured in this daily segment on Spotify, including today’s retro track. A new song is added every day!

 

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6eoIqbxYY8Ci1EGpc6e1QM?si=128e68c4eac14db9