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"Jump"
Song
B-side"History"

"Jump" is the fourth and final single from Madonna's album, Confessions on a Dance Floor.[1][2] The song was written by Madonna, Joe Henry and Stuart Price. "Jump" was released in the US on November 7 2006[3] and on November 6 2006[4] in the UK. The song was also released on iTunes in the US on October 24 2006.

Song information

The song was featured in the motion picture The Devil Wears Prada along with another Madonna song, "Vogue". "Jump", unlike "Vogue", was not included on the soundtrack of the film when it was released. The single was not released in France or Japan, even though the music video was shot in Japan. Madonna performed "Jump" on her 2006 Confessions Tour.

Chart performance

In the US, "Jump" peaked on the Hot Adult Contemporary Tracks chart at number 21. It has also peaked at #1 on all 3 of the US Dance Charts (Dance Club Play, Dance Single Sales, and Dance Radio Airplay), along with the Billboard Single Sales chart. On April 10, 2008, "Jump" re-entered the Billboard Hot Dance Singles Chart at #5. [5] "Jump" is also Madonna's 37th #1 single on the Billboard Dance Club Play chart. Despite high hopes for the single (given the heavy promotion in The Devil Wears Prada film trailer), on the Billboard Hot 100, it failed to show on the chart. The single stalled at #105.

In the UK, "Jump" became Madonna's fourth successive Top 10 hit from the Confessions on a Dancefloor album, peaking at number 9, a year to the week since "Hung Up" had topped the chart. This chart position was considerably good due to the fact that many stores in the UK were not stocking the single. In Australia, the song debuted in the top 30 in November. In Italy "Jump" become her third number 1 single from "Confessions on a Dancefloor", remaining in the top 10 for 14 consecutives weeks. The single also did considerably well in Africa, reaching #1 on the South African charts, where it remained for 2 weeks following heavy promotion of the movie, "The Devil Wears Prada".

Music video

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Madonna in the "Jump" video.

The music video was shot in Tokyo, Japan on September 19 2006 while Madonna was on the Japanese leg of her Confessions Tour. Directed by Jonas Åkerlund, Madonna is seen wearing a short, platinum blonde wig and in a sequence filmed on a sound stage, as her dancers perform free running through the streets of Tokyo and on a fake Chevrolet Camaro. Many of the various signs and billboards on the storefronts and buildings have been altered to read "Madonna" and "Jump" in Japanese. Madonna is also seen cosplaying Mello from manga series Death note

"Jump" premiered on AOL, then VH1 in the US (but never on MTV in the US) and on Channel 4 in the UK, all on October 4, 2006. As of November 17, the video became available on iTunes. The vide won the Best Dance Music Video Award at the International Dance Music Awards in 2007.

An official promo-only remix video of "Jump (Jacques Lu Cont Remix Edit)" was released by Warner Bros. Records on May 19, 2007 through Madonna's online fanclub, Icon.

  • Director: Jonas Akerlund
  • Producer: Kate Taylor
  • Executive Producer: John Payne
  • Director of Photography: Eric Broms
  • Editor: Jonas Akerlund
  • Production Company: Black Dog Films

Live version

A live performance of "Jump" was also released as a music video on YouTube by Warner Bros. Records on January 22, 2007 to promote The Confessions Tour CD+DVD. It was filmed on August 15-16, 2006 at Wembley Arena in London, England.

  • Director: Jonas Akerlund
  • Producer: Sara Martin
  • Director of Photography: Eric Broms
  • Editor: Jonas Akerlund
  • Production Company: Black Dog Films

Track listings and formats


  • *Track length listings for "History" on Maxi-Singles are incorrect. The song is 5:55 in length, not 6:54, as stated, because Warner decided not to put the original version of "History" on the single, but a shorter remix (by Stuart Price) with the backing vocals being the lead vox, instead of the higher, original vocals.

Official versions

  • Album Version (3:59)
  • Extended Album Version (5:09)
  • Radio Edit (3:22)
  • Live Version (4:48) (Promo only)
  • Jacques Lu Cont Mix (7:47)
  • Axwell Remix (6:38)
  • Junior Sanchez's-Misshapes Mix (6:49)

Charts

Chart (2006) Peak
position
Australian ARIA Singles Chart[14] 29
Australian ARIA Club Chart[15] 18
Belgian (F) Singles Chart[16] 18
Belgian (W) Singles Chart[17] 27
Canadian BDS Airplay Chart[18] 7
Danish Singles Chart[19] 7
Dutch Mega Top 50 Singles Chart[20] 5
German Airplay Top 40 Chart 4
German Singles Chart[21] 23
Irish IRMA Singles Chart[22] 19
Irish IRMA Singles Chart[23] 19
Mexican Top 100 Singles Chart[24] 34
Romanian Singles Chart[25] 6
Spanish Singles Chart[26] 3
Swedish Singles Chart[27] 40
Swiss Singles Chart[28] 21
UK Singles Chart[29] 9
U.S. 'Billboard Hot 100[30] 105
U.S. Billboard Hot Dance Club Play[31] 1
U.S. Billboard Hot Adult Contemporary Tracks[31] 21
United World Chart[32] 11

Credits and personnel

  • Lead vocals — Madonna
  • Written by — Madonna, Joe Henry and Stuart Price
  • Produced by — Madonna and Stuart Price
  • Recorded by Stuart Price at Shirland Road
  • Assistant engineer – Alex Dromgode
  • Audio mixing — Mark "Spike" Stent
  • Mastered by Brian "Big Bass" Gardner
Preceded by
"Hard" by Africanism
 Billboard Dance Club Play number-one single
November 18-25, 2006 		Succeeded by
"Fucking Boyfriend" by The Bird and the Bee
Preceded by
"What A Feeling" by Peter Luts & Dominico
 Billboard Hot Dance Airplay number-one single
November 11-December 2, 2006 		Succeeded by

References

  1. ^ "Ask Billboard". Retrieved 2008-01-30.
  2. ^ "U.S. Radio Hangs Up On Madonna". Retrieved 2008-01-30.
  3. ^ "Jump" in the U.S. Amazon.com store
  4. ^ "Jump" in the UK hmc.co.uk store
  5. ^ {Billboard Hot Dance Single Sales
  6. ^ http://www.discogs.com/release/886691
  7. ^ http://www.discogs.com/release/876455
  8. ^ http://www.discogs.com/release/886690
  9. ^ http://www.discogs.com/release/830298
  10. ^ http://www.discogs.com/release/833248
  11. ^ http://www.discogs.com/release/875442
  12. ^ http://www.discogs.com/release/848641
  13. ^ http://www.discogs.com/release/862630
  14. ^ ARIA Top 50 Singles
  15. ^ ARIA Top 40 Club Chart
  16. ^ Belgian (F)
  17. ^ Belgian (W)
  18. ^ Canadian Top 100 Airplay singles
  19. ^ Danish Singles Top 20
  20. ^ Dutch Mega Top 50 Singles
  21. ^ German Top 100 Singles
  22. ^ Irish Top 50 Singles
  23. ^ Irish Top 50 Singles
  24. ^ Mexican Singles Chart
  25. ^ "Romanian Top 100" Please see "Issue 49" of the year 2006
  26. ^ Top 20 Spanish Singles
  27. ^ Top 60 Swedish Singles
  28. ^ Top 100 Swiss Singles
  29. ^ The Official UK Singles Chart
  30. ^ U.S. Chart positions
  31. ^ a b "Artist Chart History". Retrieved 2008-01-30.
  32. ^ United World Chart


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