Carrie Underwood goes number one yet again
Wednesday, April 11, 2007 – Carrie Underwood is atop the country airplay charts once again this week as her fourth single, "Wasted," follows the number one successes of "Jesus, Take the Wheel," "Don't Forget to Remember Me" and "Before He Cheats." According to Underwood's label, the statistic incorporates number one country airplay rankings from both BDS/R&R/Billboard and/or Mediabase/Country Aircheck.
With "Wasted," Underwood becomes the first female country artist in the monitored era to achieve four number one singles from her debut album. She joins her Arista Nashville labelmates Alan Jackson and Brooks & Dunn as the three most recent artists in country music to enjoy this feat on their first album. The singles are all from Underwood's 19 Recordings/Arista Nashville debut, "Some Hearts," now certified 5-times platinum.
More news for Carrie Underwood
- 08/25/25: Bryan, Underwood, Richie return as Idol judges
- 05/19/25: Underwood shows "Some Hearts"
- 04/14/25: Underwood concludes Vegas residency
- 01/13/25: Underwood performs at Trump inauguration
- 11/18/24: Underwood's "REFLECTION" goes to Hulu
- 10/15/24: Underwood Vegas residency ends in '25
- 08/21/24: Underwood is waiting for Sunday Night Football
- 07/19/24: Hawaii celebrates Carrie Underwood Day
CD reviews for Carrie Underwood
Carrie Underwood's gospel music album may not be traditional in the sense that she sings these songs the same way she heard them as a child growing up. However, on the traditional/modern country music spectrum, this album leans closer to traditional country music than just about anything Underwood's recorded. Underwood always sings well, no matter how her songs are arranged, but it's a true treat to hear that voice without much of the big production that usually accompanies it. ...
It makes logical sense that Carrie Underwood, arguably mainstream country music's best pure vocalist, would make a Christmas album. And make no mistake about it, this is a 'Christmas' album, as opposed to a 'holiday' release. These 11 tracks are nearly all spiritual in nature. Therefore, you won't hear about Santa, reindeer or even toys under the tree.
The only truly secular track is "Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas," which is not – by a long ...
Carrie Underwood's life was reading straight from the storybooks: one of the few American Idol Winners with ongoing success; a professional athlete for a husband; a beautiful baby boy. The string of great fortune turned sharply in 2017, when Underwood began the unfathomable experience of three consecutive lost pregnancies. This was atop a frightening fall at her home that ended with her face in nearly 50 stitches. Sharing these moments with her fans makes the beamingly-beautiful singer ...
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