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Chart Article It's indisputable that Lil Wayne is among an elite group of artists that can turn an ordinary song into a hit, whether the song is his own or another's. Since stepping into the rap game at nine years old, the rapper has garnered a heavy pocketful of fans with his canny wordplay and animated double-entendres. Thursday, Sept. 27, not only marks the rapper's 30th birthday, but also the day Lil Wayne makes chart history.
As he debuts this week on the Hot 100 as a featured artist on Game's 'Celebration' - alongside with Chris Brown, Tyga and Wiz Khalifa - at No. 82, Weezy becomes the solo act with the most Hot 100 appearances. Now with 109 entries under his belt, Weezy passes Elvis Presley, who totaled 108 entries between the chart's 1958 launch and 2003. In celebration of both his birthday and chart success, Billboard has ranked Lil Wayne's Top 30 Billboard hits. This ranking is based on actual performance on the weekly Billboard Hot 100 chart through the tally dated September 22, 2012. Songs are ranked based on an inverse point system, with weeks at No.
1 earning the greatest value and weeks at No. 100 earning the least. To ensure equitable representation of the biggest hits from each era, certain time frames were weighted to account for the difference between turnover rates from those years. Check out the list below to see which Lil Wayne songs have been the biggest of his still-dynamic career arc.
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Contents. Reception Professional ratings Review scores Source Rating The review by Thom Jurek says, ' Present Tense showcases Carter at his most disciplined and ambitious.
This may be Carter's finest album because of its insistence on the balance between restraint and adventure'. Adler called the album 'an unselfconscious mix of influences, more three-dimensional than his various tribute discs and the recent organ-trio blowouts'.
On Greg Camphire noted, 'This solid, straight-ahead outing sounds both 'old-timey' (in the best sense), with deep roots in blues and swing; and exploratory, never sacrificing Carter's personal approach, while maintaining his place in the jazz tradition'. Critic John Fordham wrote, 'The whole set is a jazz history, rescued from cheesiness by Carter's mastery of every technical detail'. Track listing All compositions by James Carter except where noted. 'Rapid Shave' (Dave Burns) - 7:28.
'Bro. Dolphy' - 7:13.
'Pour Que Ma Vie Demeure' - 5:05. 'Sussa Nita' - 6:00. 'Song of Delilah' (, ) - 5:11. 'Dodo's Bounce' - 6:00. 'Shadowy Sands' - 8:28. 'Hymn of the Orient' - 4:23.
'Bossa J.C.' - 4:41. ' (, ) - 8:12 Personnel.,.
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