Tag Archives: Earnest Pugh

Not much has changed in the world of radio this week. I Smile by Kirk Franklin is #1 this week, followed by I Need Your Glory by Earnest Pugh at #2. After 58 weeks on the chart, Nobody Greater by ...

There’s a new person relaxing at the top of the Gospel Albums Chart. David Lawrence debuts at #1 this week with his new release, YRM. Former chart topper, Kirk Franklin is now #2 with his album, Hello Fear, followed by ...

In the world of radio, the charts are experiencing a “stand-still” in the top five Gospel Songs. I Smile by Kirk Franklin remains at #1, followed by Earnest Pugh’s I Need Your Glory, which remains at #2. Nobody Greater by ...

In the world of radio, there hasn’t been much shaking up of the charts this week.  I Smile by Kirk Franklin is still #1 followed by Earnest Pugh’s I Need Your Glory, which jumps one spot to #2. By the ...

After 20 weeks of being on Billboard, Kirk Franklin’s Hello Fear is still #1, which is where the album spends most of its time. Next is Earnest Pugh’s Earnestly Yours, which jumps from #3 to #2 this week. Surprisingly, WOW ...

Gospel Music’s new Leading Man, Earnest Pugh, has placed four songs on the Billboard Hot Gospel Songs chart over the last two years, including his #1 2009 breakthrough smash, “Rain On Us.”  Now, Pugh is poised to take the top ...

Kirk Franklin’s Hello Fear regains the #1 spot, after a short stint at #2 last week.  Promises by Richard Smallwood With Vision follows at #2, followed by Earnest Pugh’s Earnestly Yours at #3. Dawkins & Dawkins’ From Now On debuts ...

I Smile by Kirk Franklin continues to reign at #1, followed by VaShawn Mitchell’s Nobody Greater at #2 after 54 weeks on the charts. I Need Your Glory by Earnest Pugh jumps two spots this week to #3, followed by ...

Not much has changed in the world of radio this week.  I Smile by Kirk Franklin is still #1, after 25 weeks on the charts. Over & Over by Trin-i-tee 5:7 featuring PJ Morton is #2, followed by My Heart ...

This week’s charts have been shaken up a bit. Kirk Franklin’s Hello Fear takes the #1 spot back, after being #2 for the past two weeks. Earnest Pugh’s Earnestly Yours drops one spot to #2, after debuting at #1 two ...