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Weekly music charts for 2016 - CRAZY-HORSE - 22-07-2016

UK charts for 22nd July 2016:

albums:


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Congratulations to Michael Kiwanuka, who scores a momentous Number 1 on this week’s Official Albums Chart – the exact day the chart celebrates its 60[SUP]th[/SUP] birthday.
The soul musician’s second record Love & Hate debuts straight in at the top, beating his previous peak of Number 4 with his 2012 debut Home Again


As part of the chart’s 60[SUP]th[/SUP] anniversary celebrations, we crowned Paul McCartney as the ‘king of albums’ – the UK’s most successful albums artist. Click here to read the full story
Meanwhile, Adele’s 25 album hols at Number 2 this week, marking its 31[SUP]st[/SUP] week in the Top 10, and Christine & The Queens leap five spots to hit a new peak at 3 with Chaleur Humaine.
Rounding off this week’s Top 5 are Drake’s Views (4) and Coldplay’s A Head Full Of Dreams (5).
[h=4]New entries and high climbers[/h]A number of classic records currently on promotion in over 600 selected retailers as part of the 60[SUP]th[/SUP] anniversary of the Official Albums Chart celebrations (based on the UK’s 60 biggest selling records) make big gains this week. The first is Bob Marley & The Wailer’s Legend, which zooms 31 places to Number 8 – its first appearance in the Top 10 in 32 years.
Others classic climbers are Ed Sheeran’s X at Number 17, Abba’s Gold at 30 (up 45 places), and Queen’s Greatest Hits, up 33 spots to 39.


Elsewhere, Good Charlotte earn their fourth Top 20 album with Youth Authority, new at 13, and Jeff Beck’s first album in six years Loud Hailer enters at 27.
Finally, Gregory Porter’s debut Liquid Spirit re-enters the Top 40 at 29 (up 60 places), and Taylor Swift’s 1989 jumps 30 spots to 37.

UK albums chart, this one is the 'official' chart and contains streaming: http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/albums-chart/ #1 MICHAEL KIWANUKA

UK albums chart that only includes sales figures including digital sales: http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/albums-sales-chart/ #1 MICHAEL KIWANUKA

UK albums chart that only included physical sales ie: cds and vinyl: http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/physical-albums-chart/ #1 ADELE


Weekly music charts for 2016 - CRAZY-HORSE - 24-07-2016

Australian charts for 23rd July:

singles:


With ‘Rise’, her first single in two years, Katy Perry has scored her fourth #1 on the ARIA Singles Chart.
After debuting at #37 last week, ‘Papercuts’ has jumped 29 spots to #8 this week to give Illy his first top ten on the ARIA Singles Chart. The Melbourne rapper’s previous best was with ‘Tightrope’ (#18 Jun. ’14).
A jump of one spot has given Little Mix their fourth top ten on the ARIA Singles Chart. The British girl group have previously charted in the top ten with ‘Wings’ (#3 Nov. ’12), ‘Change Your Life’ (#8 Apr. ’13) and ‘Black Magic’ (#8 Jun. ’15).
Moving up 18 spots to #12 from last week’s debut position, ‘Alarm’ overtakes ‘Do It Right’ (#22 May ’16) as Anne-Marie’s highest-charting single.
This week’s chart also includes new peaks for Dua Lipa’s ‘Hotter Than Hell’ (up eight to #17), Usher’s ‘Crash’ (up three to #20), DJ Mustard’s ‘Don’t Hurt Me’ (up eight to #28), MØ’s ‘Final Song’ (up six to #35) and Drake’s ‘Controlla’ (up one to #49).
Debuts:
#1: Katy Perry ‘Rise’ – With her first new entry on the ARIA Singles Chart since ‘This Is How We Do’ (#18 Sept. ’14), Katy Perry scores her fourth #1 single. ‘Rise’ was created as an anthem for the upcoming Rio Olympics. Her three previous #1 singles were with ‘I Kissed A Girl’ (#1 Aug. ’08), ‘California Gurls’ (#1 Jun. ’10) and ‘Roar’ (#1 Aug. ’13).
#21: 5 Seconds Of Summer ‘Girls Talk Boys’ – The latest single from 5 Seconds Of Summer comes from the soundtrack to the new Ghostbusters film. Their first appearance on the chart since ‘Jet Black Heart’ (#34 Sept. ’15) gives the Sydney quartet their tenth top 50 single.
#39: Britney Spears Feat. G-Eazy ‘Make Me…’ – After hitting the chart last year with the Iggy Azalea collaboration ‘Pretty Girls’ (#27 Jun. ’14), Britney Spears returns with new single ‘Make Me…’. Featuring rapper G-Eazy, the track is expected to be on Spears’ forthcoming ninth album. It’s Spears’ 31st top 50 appearance as a lead artist.
#42: Snakehips Feat. Zayn ‘Cruel’ – Following on from their chart debut ‘All My Friends’ (#3 Jan. ’16), British electronic duo Snakehips pick up a second chart entry with the Zayn collaboration ‘Cruel’.

the top50 singles can be found here: http://www.ariacharts.com.au/charts/singles-chart


albums:


There’s another new #1 on the ARIA Albums Chart this week, with Good Charlotte debuting in the top spot with Youth Authority (see below).
Last week’s #1, Wildflower by The Avalanches, has slipped just one spot, sitting at #2 this week.
There’s moves up the Albums Chart this week for Disturbed’s Immortalized (up four to #24), Hilltop Hoods’ Drinking From The Sun, Walking Under Stars Restrung (up four to #25), Macklemore & Ryan Lewis’ This Unruly Mess I've Made (up four to #32) and The 1975’s I Like It When You Sleep, For You Are So Beautiful Yet So Unaware Of It (up three to #44).
Debuts:
#1: Good Charlotte ‘Youth Authority’ – With their first album in six years, American pop punks Good Charlotte claim their second #1 on the ARIA Albums Chart. Youth Authority is the band’s first release since returning from a hiatus undertaken after the release of Cardiology (#3 Nov. ’10). In between Good Charlotte releases, Joel and Benji Madden released their debut as The Madden Brothers, Greetings From California (#1 Sept. ’14). Good Charlotte first topped the ARIA Albums Chart with The Chronicles Of Life And Death (#1 Oct. ’04).
#3: Peter Garrett ‘A Version Of Now’ – The debut solo album from Midnight Oil front man and former Federal MP, Peter Garrett. A Version Of Now is Garrett’s first new music since the Midnight Oil album Capricornia (#8 Mar. ’02). He’s just begun a national tour in support of the album.
#14: Emma Louise ‘Super Cry’ – Album two from Brisbane singer-songwriter Emma Louise. Super Cry is the follow up to 2013’s debut vs Head vs Heart (#12 Apr. ’13). Her debut album earned Emma Louise a nomination for Best Female Artist at the 2013 ARIA Awards.
#19: Stonefield ‘As Above, So Below’ – The second album from Stonefield gives the Victorian sisters their highest peak on the Albums Chart. As Above, So Below comes three years on from the quartet’s self-titled debut (#21 Oct. ’13).
#21: Soundtrack ‘Ghostbusters’ – The soundtrack to the new Ghostbusters film. It features tracks by the likes of Zayn, Elle King, Mark Ronson and Fall Out Boy. 5 Seconds Of Summer’s contribution, ‘Girls Talk Boys’, has debuted at #21 on this week’s Singles Chart. The soundtrack to the original Ghostbusters film peaked at #11 in December 1984.
#35: Michael Kiwanuka ‘Love & Hate’ – British soul artist Michael Kiwanuka makes his top 50 debut Love & Hate. Kiwanuka’s second album comes more than four years on from his debut, 2012’s Home Again.
#37: Steven Tyler ‘We're All Somebody From Somewhere’ – After 46 years fronting Aerosmith, Steven Tyler releases his debut solo album We're All Somebody From Somewhere. The country album includes a re-working of the Aerosmith hit ‘Janie's Got A Gun’ (#1 Feb. ’90).
#38: Jeff Beck ‘Loud Hailer’ – The eleventh solo studio album from guitar hero and former Yardbird Jeff Beck. Loud Hailer is Beck’s first album since Emotion & Commotion (#49 Apr. ’10) six years ago.
#43: Slim Dusty ‘Prime Movers’ – A new compilation from the late, great Slim Dusty. Prime Movers features 20 classic trucking songs from throughout the ARIA Hall Of Famers’ career. Slim Dusty last charted with The Den Tapes (#27 Nov. ’15).
#46: NeedToBreathe ‘H A R D L O V E’ – NeedToBreathe make their 50 debut with sixth album H A R D L O V E. The American band released their debut album Daylight in 2006 and their last two albums have charted in the top ten in the US.

the top50 albums chart can be found here: http://www.ariacharts.com.au/charts/albums-chart


Weekly music charts for 2016 - Music Head - 27-07-2016

Billboard positions for new releases on the Top 100 Songs chart for this week


11. Katy Perry - Rise
17. Britney Spears ft. G-Eazy - Make Me
47. Miranda Lambert - Vice
68. 5 Seconds Of Summer - Girls Talk Boys
81. Lukas Graham - Mama Said
84. Demi Lovato - Body Say
89. French Montana ft. Drake - No Shopping
90. Jason Aldean - A Little More Summertime
96. Dae Dae - Wat U Mean (Aye, Aye, Aye)
97. Rihanna - Sex With Me



Billboard positions for new releases and re-entries on the Top 200 Albums chart for this week


2. Needtobreathe - Hard Love
9. Kidz Bop Kidz - Kidz Bop 32
14. Dirty Heads - Dirty Heads
18. Soundtrack - Ghostbusters
19. Steven Tyler - We're All Somebody From Somewhere
23. Good Charlotte - Youth Authority
26. David Nail - Fighter
40. Hillsong United - Of Dirt And Grace: Live From The Land
41. Jeff Beck - Loud Hailer
44. 21 Savage & Metro Boomin - Savage Mode
99. Z - Ro - Drankin & Drivin
101. Dreezy - No Hard Feelings
123. Siggno - Yo Te Esperare
134. Shy Glizzy - Young Jefe 2
164. Lil Yachty - Lil' Boat
170. Michael Kiwanuka - Love & Hate
172. Clams Casino - 32 Levels


re-entry


59. Michael Jackson - Number Ones
89. Dave Matthews Band - Crash
114. Gwen Stefani - This Is What The Truth Feels Like
140. Katy Perry - Teenage Dream
162. N.W.A. - Straight Outta Compton
169. My Chemical Romance - The Black Parade
182. Five Finger Death Punch - Got Your Six
183. Notorious B.I.G. - Greatest Hits
187. Maroon 5 - Songs About Jane
188. Breaking Benjamin - Dark Before Dawn
190. Andra Day - Cheers To The Fall
197. Stevie Wonder - Definitive Collection
200. Five Finger Death Punch - The Wrong Side Of Heaven...Volume 1


Weekly music charts for 2016 - bob_32_116 - 27-07-2016

^^ You can almost tell the release date of an album by noting how many spelling errors there are in the title.


Weekly music charts for 2016 - CRAZY-HORSE - 30-07-2016

UK music charts for 29th July 2016:

songs/singles:


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It's happened - Drake is no longer Number 1 on the Official Singles Chart. Drizzy's 15-week stay at the top spot - the second longest consecutive stint in UK chart history - is over; his Wizkid and Kyla collaboration One Dance has slipped four places and finishes at this week's Number 5.

Our new Number 1 is Cold Water, Major Lazer’s powerhouse collaboration with Justin Bieber and MØ, which notches up 102,000 combined sales to take the top spot, including 5.56 million streams and 47,000 downloads. The track is Major Lazer and MØ's first Number 1 single and Justin's fourth.
On landing their first UK chart-topper, Major Lazer told OfficialCharts.com: "We can't believe we have our first Number 1 and are amazed at the support from the UK and are so thankful for the amazing Because team that we work Major Lazer records with. We have a lot more coming for you this summer!"
Released last Friday (July 22), Cold Water is the second single to shoot straight to Number 1 on the Official Singles Chart this year - Zayn’s debut solo offering Pillowtalk debuted at the top back in February.

In addition to ending Drake's impressive streak at the helm of the Official Singles Chart, Cold Water has made even more history. The Ed Sheeran-penned track marks the first time in UK chart history that two Danish acts have reached Number 1 in the same year, those being MØ and Lukas Graham's 7 Years.
2016 is also the first year that four songs by Canadian artists have hit Number 1: Justin Bieber on Cold Water and Love Yourself, Stitches by Shawn Mendes and Drake's One Dance.
The rest of this week's Top 5 looks like this: Jonas Blue and JP Cooper's Perfect Strangers holds firm at Number 2, Calum Scott's Dancing On My Own climbs one to hit a new peak of Number 3 and The Chainsmokers tumble one spot with Don't Let Me Down.

[h=4]New entries and high climbers[/h]Elsewhere in the Top 10, Shawn Mendes’ Treat You Better climbs three places to a new high of Number 6, and Kent Jones' Don't Mind rises 10 to 9 following his performance in BBC Radio 1's Live Lounge earlier this week.

Bastille's Good Grief is a big climber this week, vaulting to a new peak of 15, up nine places from last week's 24. MØ is back again with her solo hit Final Song which climbs two rungs (17), and she is closely followed by M.O - the girl group's first Top 40 entry Who Do You Think Of rises from 35 to 25.

Christine and the Queens' Tilted moves two places to a new PB of 27, as does Charlie Puth and Selena Gomez's We Don't Talk Anymore (28). Anne-Marie's Alarm is a new entry in this week's Top 40, up 23 placings to 32, and finally Snakehips' Cruel featuring Zayn floats five places to 33.

singles chart containing all types of sales plus the streaming count: http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/singles-chart/ #1 Major Lazar/Bieber/MO

singles chart that only contains sales, both digital and physical sales: http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/singles-sales-chart/ #1 Major Lazar/Bieber/MO

sales chart that only contains physical sales ie: vinyl and cd sales: http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/physical-singles-chart/ #1 Stone Roses


Weekly music charts for 2016 - CRAZY-HORSE - 30-07-2016

UK albums chart or 29th July 2016:

albums:


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It's been a long time coming, but ELO's All Over The World – The Very Best Of has hit Number 1 on the Official Albums Chart for the very first time, over a decade after its original release.The hits retrospective, which recently passed the million-sales mark after Jeff Lynne's ELO’s performance at Glastonbury, was first released in summer 2005, peaking at Number 6.
Today All Over The World leaps from 7 to Number 1 on the chart, marking ELO's first chart-topping album in 35 years. They previously reached the summit with 1979’s Discovery and Time in 1981. .
"Thirty five years between Number 1 albums! I'm totally amazed," Jeff told OfficialCharts.com. "Thanks to everyone that made it possible."

2016 has been a huge year for ELO. As well as their Glasto slot and a Number 1 album, the band have a sold-out worldwide arena tour and will put their biggest show to date at Wembley Stadium on June 24 2017.
Meanwhile, Christine & The Queens hit a new peak with Chaleur Humaine, climbing 3 to 2, Drake’s Views is at 3, Adele’s 25 slips 2 to 4, and Coldplay’s A Head Full Of Dreams completes the Top 5.
[h=4]New entries and climbers[/h]British rockers Bear’s Den land their first Top 40 album this week with their second LP Red Earth & Pouring Rain, this week’s highest new entry at Number 6. Band member Kev Jones told OfficialCharts.com of the result: "We’re overwhelmed by how Red Earth & Pouring Rain has been received this week. We can’t wait to tour the album in the autumn."

Gregory Porter’s two most recent albums both make big gains – latest release Take Me To The Alley is up 9 to Number 11, while 2013's Liquid Spirit leaps 11 slots to 18.
Abba's greatest hits collection Gold rises seven places to 23, while Taylor Swift’s 1989 continues to climb back up the chart, up ten places to 27, and Bastille’s Bad Blood rebounds 12 places to 36.
Finally, British electronic duo HONNE score their first Top 40 with their debut full-length album Warm On A Cold Night, landing at 37.

UK albums chart that contains the deceptive streaming figures plus all sales figures: http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/albums-chart/ #1 ELO

UK albums chart that only contains actual sales ie: digital and physical sales figures: http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/albums-sales-chart/ #1 ELO

UK albums chart that only contains physical sales ie: vinyl and cd sales figures: http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/physical-albums-chart/ #1 ELO


Weekly music charts for 2016 - CRAZY-HORSE - 31-07-2016

AUSTRALIAN music charts for 30th July 2016:

singles:


American electronic trio Major Lazer has debuted at #1 on this week’s ARIA Singles Chart with their new single ‘Cold Water’ (see below for more info).
After becoming Illy’s first top ten last week, ‘Papercuts’ has made the jump from #8 to #2 in its third week in the top 50.
A move of two spots for ‘Alarm’ has given Anne-Marie her first ever top ten single. Previous single ‘Do It Right’ peaked at #22 in May.
This week’s Singles Chart also sees moves form Ariana Grande’s ‘Into You’ (up seven to #11), Usher’s ‘Crash’ (up three to #17), Kent Jones’ ‘Don’t Mind’ (up seven to #19), DJ Mustard’s ‘Don’t Hurt Me’ (up eight to #20), MØ’s ‘Final Song’ (up nine to #26), Sia’s ‘Cheap Thrills’ (up eight to #28) and Twenty One Pilots’ ‘Heathens’ (up 15 to #33).
Debuts:
#1: Major Lazer Feat. Justin Bieber & MØ ‘Cold Water’ – With the first single from their forthcoming fourth album Music Is the Weapon, American electronic trio Major Lazer has scored their second #1 on the ARIA Singles Chart. The group’s first chart appearance since ‘Be Together’ (#33 Nov. ’15) comes just over a year on from their first #1, ‘Lean On’ (#1 Apr. ’15). As well as being co-written by track’s featured artists, Justin Bieber and MØ, one of the other co-writers is Ed Sheeran.
#39: Mike Perry ‘The Ocean’ – Swedish DJ/producer Mike Perry makes his top 50 debut with ‘The Ocean’. Perry, whose real name is Mikael Persson, produces music alongside his day job, which is servicing Volvo diesel car engines in Skövde, Sweden.
#42: Jonas Blue ‘Perfect Strangers’ – After topping the chart with ‘Fast Car’ (#1 Feb. ’16), British producer Jonas Blue returns to the top 50 with ‘Perfect Strangers’. Like its predecessor, the single has peaked at #2 in the UK.

heres the link to the complete top50 singles chart: http://www.ariacharts.com.au/charts/singles-chart


albums:


With their thirteenth studio album, Gimme Some Lovin' (Jukebox Vol. II), Human Nature have become the thirteenth Australian act to hit #1 on the ARIA Albums Chart in 2016. The quartet’s previous album, Jukebox, has re-entered the chart at #24.
Flume’s Skin has experienced a jump of 13 spots following the producer’s headline slot at last weekend’s Splendour In The Grass. A former #1, this week is Skin’s ninth straight week in the top 50 and sixth week overall in the top ten.
Since debuting at #1 in May, Ripcord hasn’t left the top ten (including a second week at #1). In its twelfth week in the top ten, Keith Urban’s third #1 album has moved back up from #10 to #7.
After eight weeks out of the top 50, Matt Corby’s debut album returns to the top 50 for a twelfth week. The former #1’s resurgence comes on the back of Corby’s Splendour In The Grass set.
Splendour In The Grass has led to a host of re-entries this week, including The Cure’s Greatest Hits (#27), Jack Garratt’s Phase (#31) and Gang Of Youths’ The Positions (#35).
After scoring her first #1 single in the US, Sia has re-entered the top 50 at #38 with This Is Acting.
Debuts:
#1: Human Nature ‘Gimme Some Lovin': Jukebox Vol. II’ – Sydney quartet Human Nature pick up their fourth #1 on the ARIA Albums Chart with Gimme Some Lovin' (Jukebox Vol. II). The follow-up to Jukebox (#2 Nov. ’14) is the group’s thirteenth studio album and their first #1 since Dancing In The Streets: The Songs Of Motown II (#1 Oct. ’06). The new album features covers of tracks originally recorded by The Beatles, The Beach Boys, The Spencer Davis Group and Sam Cook, amongst others. Human Nature has also topped the ARIA Albums Chart with Counting Down (#1 May ’99), Dancing In The Streets: The Songs Of Motown II (#1 Dec. ’05).
#8: Periphery ‘Periphery III: Select Difficulty’ – American prog-metal band Periphery snare their fifth top 50 appearance with Periphery III: Select Difficulty. The group’s fifth studio album is their first to chart in the top ten, taking over from Juggernaut: Alpha (#22 Feb. ’15) as their highest charting album in Australia.

heres the link for the full top50 selling albums in Australia this week: http://www.ariacharts.com.au/charts/albums-chart


Weekly music charts for 2016 - Music Head - 02-08-2016

Billboard positions for new releases on the Top 100 Songs chart for this week


2. Major Lazer ft. Justin Bieber & Mo - Cold Water
46. Desiigner - Timmy Turner
67. Skrillex & Rick Ross - Purple Lamborghini
72. Jacob Sartorius - Hit Or Miss
81. Gucci Man & Drake - Back On The Road
88. Lil Yachty - 1 Night
89. Gucci Mane ft. Kanye West - P**** Print
91. Kungs vs Cookin' On 3 Burners - This Girl
97. Billy Currington - It Don't Hurt Like It Used To
99. Cole Swindell - Middle Of A Memory
100. Zac Brown Band - Castaway



Billboard positions for new releases and re-entries on the Top 200 Albums chart for this week


2. Gucci Mane - Everybody Looking
15. Crown The Empire - Retrograde
22. Periphery - Periphery III: Select Difficulty
26. Grateful Dead - Daves Picks, Volume 19: Honolulu Civic Auditorium 1/23/70
29. Lil Durk - 2X
34. Keith Sweat - Dress To Impress
40. DJ Drama - Quality Street Music 2
44. Reliant K - Air For Free
62. D.R.A.M. - Google Play: Live At The Milk Jamroom
88. Hezekiah Walker - "Better": Azusa - The Next Generation 2
129. Stephen Marley - Revelation Part II: The Fruit Of Life
147. Foreigner - Records
189. Revocation - Great Is Our Sin
200. Leeland - Invisible


re-entry


124. Daryl Hall & John Oates - Very Best Of
142. Various Artists - 2016 Warped Tour Compilation
162. Joey + Rory - Hymns
176. Fitz And The Tantrums - Fitz And The Tantrums
182. Kanye West - Graduation
184. Bee Gees - Number Ones
187. Eagles - Very Best Of
193. Nirvana - Never Mind
194. Brett Eldredge - Illinois


Weekly music charts for 2016 - CRAZY-HORSE - 05-08-2016

UK charts for 5th August 2016:

songs/singles:


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Major Lazer's collaboration with Justin Bieber and MØ is the UK's Official Singles Chart Number 1 for a second consecutive week.Cold Water has passed 100,000 chart equivalent sales for the second week in a row with 104,000 of you buying or streaming the track over the past seven days. The Ed Sheeran-penned song was the most streamed single of the week and outperformed its 102,000 garnering figure from last week.

Major Lazer told Official Charts last week: "We can't believe we have our first Number 1 and are amazed at the support from the UK. We have a lot more coming for you this summer!"
Calum Scott's slow burning single Dancing On My Own climbs one place to Number 2, a new peak after 15 weeks on the chart. Jonas Blue's BPI certified Silver single Perfect Strangers falls one place to 3, followed by two non-movers - The Chainsmokers' Don't Let Me Down and Drake's One Dance at 4 and 5 respectively.
[h=4]New entries and high climbers[/h]Bastille's Official Trending Chart Number 1 Good Grief climbs two positions to 13, while MØ's Final Song enjoys a similar experience, up two to 15. A bigger jump comes from girl group M.O; their hit Who Do You Think Of becomes their first Top 20 single, rising seven places to 18.

Three high climbers follow shortly after at Numbers 20, 21 and 22. twenty one pilots' Heathens becomes their second Top 20 entry, up 14 to Number 20, Titled from Christine and the Queens jolts six places to 21 and Anne-Marie's Australian Top 10 single Alarm rises 10 spots to 22.
Halsey scores her first Top 40 single courtesy of her featured slot on The Chainsmokers' new entry Closer (33) and finally, Fifth Harmony's All In My Head (Flex) springs into the Top 40 for the first time, up 10 to 36.


UK songs chart containing physical and digital sales figures plus streaming: http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/singles-chart/ #1 Major Lazar/Bieber/MO

UK singles chart containing just sales from digital and physical sales: http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/singles-sales-chart/ #1 Major Lazar/Bieber/MO

UK singles chart combining sales from cd and vinyl record sales: http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/physical-singles-chart/ #1 New Order


Weekly music charts for 2016 - CRAZY-HORSE - 05-08-2016

UK charts for 5th August 2016:

albums:


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Viola Beach's debut album has entered at Number 1 on the Official Albums Chart, as fans pay tribute to the band this week.In February this year, the four members of the Warrington band and their manager were tragically killed when their car fell from a highway bridge into a canal in Stockholm.
In memory of vocalist Kris Leonard, guitarist River Reeves, bassist Tomas Lowe, drummer Jack Dakin and their manager Craig Tarry, the families and friends of the group have released the band’s self-titled collection – and today it officially claims the top spot.
The families of the band and their manager said in a statement:
“The tragedy that ended Craig, Jack, Kris, River & Tom's lives in Sweden and the pain and sense of loss will never leave us. By sending the Viola Beach album to Number 1 the public have sent out an important message to the world.
“The tragic circumstance that met Viola Beach and their manager Craig that fateful night in Sweden will not now define their lives. What will now define their lives and what they will be remembered for, forever, is the music they were so passionate about making together.
“For that, we will be eternally humbled and ever thankful to every single person who by buying this glorious album has invested in their lasting musical legacy. The pain will never leave us but neither will the affection shown by every fan. Maybe one day that affection will live longer in the memory than the pain.
So from us all, a simple but heartfelt 'thank you’.”

Martin Talbot, Chief Executive, Official Charts Company, said: “It is hard to think of an album which more people were rooting for than the Viola Beach release – nor a success which has felt so bitter-sweet. We (and the wider music community) are delighted that it has taken the number 1 spot – but it is an awful tragedy that Jack, Kris, River, Tomas and Craig are not here to see themselves take a place in the annals of British music.”
Viola Beach’s album features nine songs, including the track Swings and Waterslides, which entered the Official Singles Chart at Number 11 following the news of their untimely deaths.
Since then, a number of acts have paid tribute to the band, including Coldplay’s performance of their track Boys That Sing during their headline slot at Glastonbury in June.
Meanwhile, rounding out the Top 5 are last week’s Number 1 from ELO, All Over The World (2), Christine and The Queens' Chaleur Humaine at 3, Drake's Views at 4 and Adele’s 25 at 5.

[h=4]New entries and high climbers[/h]Elsewhere in this week’s Top 10, it’s ninth time lucky for DJ Khaled as the producer’s ninth studio album Major Key becomes his first UK Top 40 album, landing at Number 7, and Beyonce’s Lemonade rebounds four places to 10.
Funk singer Nao's debut album For All We Know is brand new at Number 17, and Canadian band Billy Talent debut at 23 with their fifth record Afraid Of Heights.
Finally, legendary electronic producer Chicane earns his fifth Top 40 album today with his new compilation Twenty, bowing at Number 40.

UK albums charts that contains physical and digital sales figures plus streaming: http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/albums-chart/ #1 Viola Beach

UK albums chart that eliminates streaming but only includes ALL actual sales: http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/albums-sales-chart/ #1 Viola Beach

UK albums chart that only includes physical sales figures ie: cds and vinyl sales: http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/physical-albums-chart/ #1 ELO