From USA Today Idol Chatter.
Christmas music has a bigger presence than ever on the charts this week.
Five new holiday tunes make the charts this week: Clay Aiken’s Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas (No. 74) and Merry Christmas With Love (No. 97), Carrie Underwood’s The First Noel (No. 88), Elliott Yamin’s This Christmas (No. 94) and George Huff’s Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas (No. 98).
TW/LW
7 20 Kelly Clarkson, My Grown Up Christmas List (1984)
10 21 Carrie Underwood, Do You Hear What I Hear (1514)
13 43 Kimberley Locke, Up On The Housetop (1164)
27 52 Carrie Underwood, Hark! The Herald Angels Sing (610)
41 55 Kimberley Locke, Frosty The Snowman (450)
42 53 Clay Aiken, The First Noel (435)
46 74 Clay Aiken, O Holy Night (407)
47 57 Clay Aiken, Mary, Did You Know (384)
48 63 Kellie Pickler, Santa Baby (377)
52 70 Kimberley Locke, Jingle Bells (293)
57 71 Clay Aiken, Silver Bells f/K. Locke (237)
59 68 Kimberley Locke, We Need A Little Christmas (221)
61 85 David Archuleta, Have Yourself A Merry Christmas (195)
62 65 Kelly Clarkson, O Holy Night (189)
72 96 Katharine McPhee, I’ll Be Home For Christmas (113)
74 91 Carrie Underwood, What Child Is This (110)
75 95 Clay Aiken, Winter Wonderland (108)
76 73 Jennifer Hudson, Jesus Promised Me A Home … (104)
77 80 Mandisa, Angels We Have Heard On High (104)
78 99 Clay Aiken, Hark The Herald/O Come All Ye Faithful (101)
79 98 Mandisa, Little Drummer Boy (98)
83 100 Carrie Underwood, O Holy Night (73)
84 _ Clay Aiken, Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas (66)
88 _ Carrie Underwood, The First Noel (53)
94 _ Elliott Yamin, This Christmas (46)
97 _ Clay Aiken, Merry Christmas With Love (38)
98 _ George Huff, Have Yourself A Merry Little.. (38)
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