It stayed on the charts until January 6, 2018, when it finished at Number 48 on the Top Christian Albums Chart for Billboard Magazine It re-entered the Billboard Charts on December 30, 2017, when it was number 50 on the Top Christian Albums Chart For December 30. It spent 3 weeks at its Peak (Number 1), and it spend 56 weeks on the Chart. WOW Hits 2017 reached number 1 on the 'Billboard's Top Christian Album Chart (dated Oct. Switchfoot ( Where the Light Shines Through) 'Fierce (Studio Version)' (featuring Chris Quilala) Third Day ( Lead Us Back: Songs of Worship) Steven Curtis Chapman ( Worship and Believe)

Passion ( Passion: Salvation's Tide Is Rising) 'Remember' (featuring Brett Younker & Melodie Malone) It also includes the artist that recorded the song, length of the track, and the total length of the album, as well as the original album that the song appeared on. This is the track list for the regular edition and the tracklist for the deluxe edition of the album. The genres of the songs on the albums range from pop to the Christian Genres.Īs of October 29, 2016, WOW Hits 2017 had sold in excess of 8,000 copies, according to Nielsen Music.

The genre of the album is Christian & Gospel. It was released by Capitol Christian Music Group, Provident Label Group LLC, a division of Sony Music Entertainment, LLC, a Warner/ Curb Company. The regular and deluxe editions CDs are available at, Walmart,, Target, and other retailers. They have both the regular edition and the deluxe edition. It is also available in digital format from places like Apple's iTunes Store, Google Play Store,, and digital music store. Now here's 25 hip-hop acts you thought were one-hit wonders who really aren't.WOW Hits 2017 is a two-disc compilation album that features some of the biggest songs that were released to Christian Radio during the years 20. Yesterday we broke down the 100 Best Hip-Hop One-Hit Wonders. But that doesn't mean that's all they ever amounted to. Whatever the case, many artists are deemed one-hit-wonders because most people only know their biggest song. Or perhaps they've gone on to making money in the record business doing other things. Maybe it's not even a question of hit records, but something more pressing-like a jail sentence-that makes successful artists fade into obscurity. When the hits dry up, casual fans may assume that the artist is dead and gone, although that's rarely the case. In both instances, though, the trick is to seize the moment and do what you can to keep the eyes of the culture focused on them for as long as possible. Some artists grind it out for years before breaking through, while others come to our attention seemingly out of nowhere.

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