Jennifer Lopez Must Be ‘Feelin’ So Good’
None of last week’s new album releases scored enough Southern California sales to hit the local Top 10--the nation’s biggest debut, by the 504 Boyz, ranked only No. 15 here. On the singles chart, Jennifer Lopez returns to the Top 10 with the splashy debut--both locally and nationally--of “Feelin’ So Good.”
TOP 10 ALBUMS
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Title, Artist (Nat’l Rank) Last Week 1 No Strings Attached, ‘N Sync (1) 2 2 My Name Is Joe, Joe (4) 5 3 Return of Saturn, No Doubt (19) 4 4 Heat, Toni Braxton (5) 3 5 Skull & Bones, Cypress Hill (8) 1 6 Supernatural, Santana (6) 6 7 Dr. Dre 2001, Dr. Dre (12) 9 8 Unleash the Dragon, Sisqo (3) 7 9 Romeo Must Die, various artists (17) 8 10 Writing’s on the Wall, Destiny’s Child (9) 10
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TOP 10 SINGLES
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Title, Artist (Nat’l Rank) Last Week 1 He Wasn’t Man Enough, Toni Braxton (1) 1 2 Breathe, Faith Hill (5) 4 3 Maria Maria, Santana (3) 2 4 Mirror Mirror, M2M (9) 5 5 Separated, Avant (2) 17 6 Feelin’ So Good, Jennifer Lopez (7) -- 7 Swear It Again, Westlife (12) 6 8 Wobble Wobble, 504 Boyz (4) 10 9 From the Bottom of My Broken Heart, Britney Spears (10) 8 10 Desert Rose, Sting (34) 15
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Source: SoundScan Inc., for week ended May 7
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