Jump (Madonna song)

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"Jump"
Single by Madonna
from the album Confessions on a Dance Floor
B-side(s)	"History"
Released	October 31, 2006 (CAN) November 3, 2006 (IT, NL, IE) November 6, 2006 (UK and other European countries) November 7, 2006 (U.S.) November 10, 2006 [DE, AU, CH]
Recorded	2005
Genre	Pop–Dance
Length	3:46
Label	Warner Bros.
Writer(s)	Madonna Stuart Price Joe Henry
Producer(s)	Madonna Stuart Price
Chart positions
#1 (Hong Kong) #2 (Finland) #3 (Spain) #5 (Hungary) #6 (Netherlands) #9 (United Kingdom) #14 (United World Chart) #19 (Ireland) #29 (Australia) #105 (U.S.)
Madonna singles chronology
"Get Together" (2006)	"Jump" (2006)	TBA

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

Contents 1 Song information 2 Music video 3 Official versions 4 Formats and track listings 5 Charts 5.1 Chart performance 6 Credits and personnel 7 References

[edit] Song information

The song was featured in the motion picture adaptation of The Devil Wears Prada. It was widely expected that "Jump" would be on the film's soundtrack but the song was not included. Another single by Madonna, "Vogue", was included in the film as well as the film's soundtrack.

Peter Rauhofer announced on his site that he has made a private remix of "Jump". His version ("You Will All Jump For Peter's Remix") has not leaked.

As shown on the UK's national airplay chart "Jump" is gaining increasingly more radio/TV airplay in the UK than the previous single "Get Together" which reached #7 in the UK Singles Chart. ^[3]

[edit] Music video

The music video was shot in Japan. Madonna is seen wearing a short, platinum blonde wig in a sequence captured on a sound stage. The video also features dancers performing parkour through the streets of Tokyo. Many of the various signs and billboards on the storefronts and buildings have been altered to read, "Madonna", and "Jump", in Japanese. Madonna shot the video while on the Japanese leg of her Confessions Tour. [4] The video premiered on AOL, then VH1 in the US, and on Channel 4 in the UK, all on October 4, 2006. As of November 17, the Jump music video became available on iTunes.

Madonna's look in the video appears to be an homage to the Japanese manga Death Note character Mello. The manga is published by Shueisha.

[edit] Official versions

1. Album version #1 (Continuous CD version) – 3:42
2. Album version #2 (Unmixed version) – 3:58
3. Radio Edit – 3:22
4. Extended Album Version – 5:09
5. Jacques Lu Cont Mix – 7:47
6. Jacques Lu Cont Edit – 5:20
7. Axwell Remix – 6:38
8. Axwell Remix Edit – 4:48
9. Junior Sanchez's Misshapes Mix – 6:49
10. Junior Sanchez's Misshapes Edit – 4:52

[edit] Formats and track listings

These are the formats and track listings of major single releases of "Jump."

2-Track CD-Single - (UKCD1) W744CD1 [5] / [6]

1. "Jump" (Album Version) 3:59
2. "Jump" (Extended Album Version) 5:09

3-track CD-Maxi - (UKCD2) W744CD2

1. "Jump" (Radio Edit) 3:22
2. "Jump" (Junior Sanchez's Misshapes Mix) 6:49
3. "History" (Non-Album Track) 5:55*

6-Track CD-Maxi

1. "Jump" (Radio Edit) 3:22
2. "Jump" (Jacques Lu Cont Mix) 7:47
3. "Jump" (Axwell Remix) 6:38
4. "Jump" (Junior Sanchez's Misshapes Mix) 6:49
5. "Jump" (Extended Album Version) 5:09
6. "History" (Non-Album Track) 5:55*

7-Track 12" Maxi

1. "Jump" (Jacques Lu Cont Mix) 7:47
2. "Jump" (Album Version) 3:59
3. "Jump" (Extended Album Version) 5:09
4. "Jump" (Axwell Remix) 6:38
5. "Jump" (Junior Sanchez's Misshapes Mix) 6:49
6. "History" (Non-Album Track) 5:55*
7. "Jump" (Radio Edit) 3:22

UK 12" Picture Disc - W744T [7]

1. "Jump" (Jacques Lu Cont Mix) 7:47
2. "Jump" (Album Version) 3:59
3. "History" (Non-Album Track) 5:55*

• *Typo on Maxi-Singles. It's not 6:54, as stated.

[edit] Charts

[edit] Chart performance

In the US "Jump" has peaked on the Billboard Hot Adult Contemporary chart at number 23. 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. "Jump" is also Madonna's 37th #1 single on the Billboard Dance Club Play chart, way ahead of any other artist. "Jump" is starting to recieve airplay on Top 40 and Hot AC stations as well.

In the UK, Jump has become Madonna's fourth successive Top 10 hit from the Confessions on a Dancefloor album, peaking so far at number 9, a year to the week since "Hung Up" topped the chart. In Australia, the song peaked in the top 30 on November.

Chart (2006)	Peak position
U.S. Billboard Bubbling Under Hot 100 Singles [4]	5
U.S. Billboard Hot 100 Singles Sales	1
U.S. Billboard Hot Dance Singles Sales	1
U.S. Billboard Hot Dance Club Play	1
U.S. Billboard Hot Dance Airplay	1
U.S. Billboard Hot Adult Contemporary Tracks	23
Australian ARIA Singles Chart [5]	29
Australian ARIA Club Chart [6]	18
Australian ARIA Top 50 Physical Singles Chart [7]	23
Belgian Singles Chart [8]	22
Brazilian Top 40 Dance Traxx [9]	5
Brazilian Hot 100 Singles [10]	90
Canadian BDS Airplay [11]	100
Czech Airplay/Singles Chart [12]	22
Danish Singles Chart [13]	18
Danish Airplay Chart [14]	13
Dutch Mega Top 50 Singles Chart [15]	35
Dutch Top 40 Singles Chart [16]	6
European Singles Chart [17]	17
European Dance Traxx [18]	8
Finnish Singles Chart [19]	2
Hong Kong Singles Chart	1
Hungarian Singles Chart [20]	5
Irish IRMA Singles Chart [21]	19
Italian FIMI Singles Chart [22]	39
Polish Singles Chart [23]	4
Portuguese Singles Chart [24]	21
Romanian Airplay/Singles Chart [25]	17
Spanish Singles Chart [26]	3
Swedish Singles Chart [27]	40
UK Singles Chart [28]	9
UK Downloads Chart [29]	38
UK Airplay Chart [30]	3
United World Chart [31]	14

[edit] 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

[edit] References