Idol Chatter & Voice Views

Whitney and Shannon perform during Monday’s episode of The Voice. (NBC Photo)

Their cover of “Landslide” hit number 57 on the iTunes overall singles chart as of noon Tuesday and was sitting at number 18 on the pop singles chart.

That not only made it the best-selling song on night five of the blinds, but one of the best-selling songs from all the blind audition episodes.

Whitney and Shannon opted to join Team Alicia Keys on a night when we got to meet the final 13 acts making up the Season 11 cast on The Voice.

But only two other singers cracked the iTunes Top 200 singles chart as of noon. Blaine Long, a member of Team Blake, checked in at number 82; Courtney Harrell, who also joined Team Blake, was sitting at number 181.

Here’s where all the artists featured in Monday’s show ranked on the genre charts as of noon. Noon is when voting typically ends following a live show on The Voice. And keep in mind that it’s easier to rank high on some charts (rock, for instance) than others (pop and country).

Whitney and Shannon, “Landslide” — #57 overall, #18 on the pop singles chart

Natasha Bure, “Can’t Help Falling in Love” — #58 on the pop singles chart

Kylie Rothfield, “Wherever I Go” — #112 on the pop singles chart

Johnny Rez, “Iris” — #115 on the pop singles chart

Maye Thomas, “Roses” — #156 on the pop singles chart

Ponciano Seoane, “Home” — #170 on the pop singles chart

Josette Diaz, “Love Yourself” — did not hit Top 200 on the pop singles chart

Tarra Layne, “Blake Velvet” — did not hit Top 200 on the pop singles chart

Courtney Harrell, “Let It Go” — #181 overall, #15 on the R&B singles chart

J-Soul, “Stay With Me” — #92 on the R&B singles chart

Blaine Long, “Have a Little Faith in Me” — #82 overall, #3 on the rock singles chart

Charity Bowden, “Girl Crush” — did not hit Top 200 on the country singles chart

Belle Jewel, “Don’t You (Forget About Me)” — did not hit Top 200 on the alternative singles chart