The following information is from Billboard magazine, November 6, 1999



Firstly, a note that appears on the cover of this week's Billboard in a fairly extensive article. Most of the article is the same as Billboard Online (http://www.billboard.com/daily/feature/artist.asp), although it is longer. The article also contains a track-by-track review of Rave (which I will transcribe later and send it to prince.org).



Here is the chart information:
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Hot 100 Singles & Tracks
TW - #73
LW - #95
WO - 3
PEAK - #73

Hot 100 Airplay
Has not charted yet

Hot 100 Singles Sales
TW - #22
LW - #23
WO - 3
PEAK - #22

Hot R&B Singles
TW - #30
LW - #41
WO - 3
PEAK - #30
TGRES IS THE GREATEST GAINER/AIRPLAY THIS WEEK

Hot R&B Singles Sales
TW - #16
LW - #16
WO - 3
PEAK - #16

Hot R&B Singles Airplay
TW - #42
LW - #67
WO - 2
PEAK - #42
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Blurb in 'The Rhythm Session':



HE'S BACK: After releasing a couple of albums via the Internet and limited distribution on his NPG label, The Artist Formerly Known As Prince hits a new chart stride with the help of his new label home, Arista. "The Greatest Romance Ever Sold" (NPG/Arista) rises 41-30 on Hot R&B Singles & Tracks, winning the Greatest Gainer/Airplay for an audience increase of more than 5 million listeners. The commercial single, released to retail Oct. 12, holds at No. 16 on Hot R&B Singles Sales. The new single marks The Artist's highest chart position since "I Hate U" (NPG/Warner Bros.) hit No. 3 in the fall of 1995.