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Weekly Music Charts for 2017 - CRAZY-HORSE - 12-05-2017
UK singles charts for week ending 12th May:
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Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee secure their first UK Number 1 single today with a little help from Justin Bieber.Despacito, boosted by a remix featuring the superstar Canadian, notched up 31,000 downloads and 6.2 million streams to clinch the Official Singles Chart top spot this week, becoming Luis and Daddyâs first UK chart toppers, while giving Justin the sixth of his career.
Primarily sung in Spanish, Despacito is the first foreign language UK Number 1 single since Gangnam Style by South Koreaâs Psy roared to the top back in September 2012. The last time a Spanish language song topped the chart was October 2011 when Sak Noel partied his way there with holiday anthem Loca People.
Additionally, Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee are the first Puerto Rican artists to score a UK Number 1 single since Ricky Martinâs Livinâ La Vida Loca spent three weeks at the summit in August 1999.
Luis Fonsi told OfficialCharts.com: âItâs amazing, Iâm honoured. Itâs my first Number 1 in the UK so itâs definitely a special one. I released the original song earlier this year and itâs slowly found its way to the top of the charts around the world. Iâm so happy this song has connected with people even if they donât necessarily understand the lyrics - itâs great to see people enjoying the vibe and feel of it.
"Thank you to Daddy Yankee who is a great artist and a good friend, and now Justin Bieber for jumping on the song simply because he loved the record. Let me tell you, Latino girls are loving Bieberâs Spanish right now!â
Justin also features on Iâm The One, last weekâs Number 1 single which drops one place to the runner-up slot (2). The DJ Khaled track also includes Quavo, Chance The Rapper and Lil Wayne. This marks the second time that Justin has knocked himself from Number 1. In November 2015, Love Yourself toppled Sorry from the helm of the Official Singles Chart.
MORE: View this week's complete Official Singles Chart Top 100
[h=4]New entries and high climbers[/h]Shawn Mendes rises two spots with Thereâs Nothing Holdinâ Me Back to Number 5 this week, which becomes his second UK Top 5 hit in the process. French Montana and Swae Leeâs Unforgettable also makes strides, hopping four rungs to Number 8.
There are more climbs for J Husâ Did You See which catapults five to Number 12, and Charlie Puthâs Attention, the highest climber within the Top 40 that has risen 15 positions to Number 16.
Finally, there are three new entries that impact the Top 40: Niall Horanâs Slow Hands massages the Number 25 position, Jonas Blueâs collab with William Singe named Mama debuts at Number 29, and Kyle & Lil Yachty's iSpy bounces one place to Number 40.
[h=4]Check out this week's Top 100 Official Singles Chart in full[/h]
Weekly Music Charts for 2017 - CRAZY-HORSE - 12-05-2017
UK albums chart for week ending 12th May:
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Ed Sheeranâs mammoth reign at the top of the Official Albums Chart is over, and itâs Kasabian who have put an end to his nine-week stint.The Leicestershire bandâs sixth studio album For Crying Out Loud rounded out the week on 52,000 combined chart sales, some 5,000 ahead of Ed. For Crying Out Loud is Kasabianâs fifth Number 1 album in a row and is their first new collection of material since 2014âs 48:13.
The bandâs guitarist Serge Pizzorno thanked the fans in a message to OfficialCharts.com: "
Itâs absolutely incredible to have 5 Number 1 albums in a row. Thanks to everyone who has supported us. We canât wait to play the new tracks on the road this summer."
Blondie also impact the Official Albums Chart this week with their 11[SUP]th[/SUP] studio record Pollinator at Number 4, the groupâs first Top 5 entry in over 18 years. Their last spell happened in February 1999 when No Exit went in at Number 3.
MORE: Check out this week's Official Albums Chart Top 100
[h=4]New entries and high climbers[/h]Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds sow a 5[SUP]th[/SUP] UK Top 10 album with their greatest hits Lovely Creatures at 8, while Slowdive score their first Top 20 entry in 22 years with their new self-titled album (16), their first release since they disbanded in 1995.
American singer LP makes her UK Top 40 debut with Lost On You at Number 17, just ahead of four other new entries: Leftfieldâs Leftism at 18, Logicâs Everybody at Number 20, This Old Dog from Mac DeMarco (21), and From A Room â Vol. 1 by Chris Stapleton (22).
At The Drive-Inâs first offering in 17 years in.ter a.li.a debuts at Number 30, and Diana Krall scores her 9[SUP]th[/SUP] Top 40 album with Turn Up The Quiet at 32. Finally, Hawkwind sit comfortably in the Official Albums Chart Top 40 with Into The Woods occupying the Number 34 position.
[h=4]Check out this week's Top 100 Official Albums Chart in full[/h]
Weekly Music Charts for 2017 - CRAZY-HORSE - 14-05-2017
Australian singles charts for week ending 13th May: top50 link: http://www.ariacharts.com.au/charts/singles-chart
Itâs week two at #1 on the ARIA Singles Chart for DJ Khaledâs âIâm The Oneâ. Since hitting the top spot last week, the single has also gone to #1 in the US, UK, Canada and New Zealand, among other territories.
In its third week in the top 50, Luis Fonsi & Daddy Yankeeâs âDespacitoâ has jumped eight spots to sit at #2. It means that both the #1 and #2 songs on this weekâs chart include Justin Bieber as a featured artist.
A jump of nine spots to #17 for âSwallaâ gives Jason Derulo his first appearance inside the top 20 since âWant To Want Meâ (#4 Apr. â15).
This weekâs chart also includes new peaks for Cheat Codesâ âNo Promisesâ (up six to #30), Charlie Puthâs âAttentionâ (up nine to #32) and Martin Jensenâs âSlow Danceâ (up two to #40).
Debuts:
#11: Niall Horan âSlow Handsâ â Former One Direction member Niall Horan hits that chart again with âSlow Handsâ. The single comes six months on from his debut solo release âThis Townâ (#5 Oct. â16). Both are expected to be on Horanâs debut solo album.
#37: Jonas Blue Feat. William Singe âMamaâ â The fourth single to chart in the ARIA top 50 for British tropical house producer Jonas Blue and his first new entry for 2017. âMamaâ features vocals by Australian William Singe, who was formerly a member of boyband The Collective (âSurrenderâ (#6 Dec. â12)). Jonas Blue last charted with âBy Your Sideâ (#33 Dec. â16).
#45: Post Malone âCongratulationsâ â American rapper Post Malone scores his debut ARIA top 50 appearance with âCongratulationsâ. The track, which features a guest spot by Migos member Quavo, comes from Post Maloneâs debut album, Stoney.
Australian albums chart: top 50 link: http://www.ariacharts.com.au/charts/albums-chart
After a week in the #2 position, Ed Sheeranâs ÷ returns to the top of the ARIA Albums Chart for a ninth week.
Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2: Awesome Mix Vol. 2 has scored a new peak in its third week in the top 50, moving up one spot to #2.
In the week that streaming data makes its first contribution to the calculation of the Albums Chart and of Motherâs Day purchases, there are also moves back up the top ten for Kendrick Lamarâs Damn. (up two to #3), Mark Vincentâs A Tribute To Mario Lanza (up two to #5), Bruno Marsâ 24k Magic (up four to #6), Adeleâs 25 (up two to #7), Tina Arenaâs Tina Arena (Greatest Hits / Interpretations) (up two to #9) and Ed Sheeranâs X (up two to #10).
Debuts:
#8: Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds âLovely Creatures - The Best Of Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds (1984 - 2014)â â This new compilation brings together work from the first 30 years of Nick Cave & The Bad Seedsâ catalogue. It includes tracks from the 15 albums released in that period, beginning with 1984âs From Her To Eternity, through to Push The Sky Away (#1 Feb. â13). The band topped the Albums Chart last year with Skeleton Tree (#1 Sept. â16).
#15: At The Drive-In âinâ¢ter aâ¢liâ¢aâ â Five years on from reuniting, American post-hardcore band At The Drive-In release their fourth album, inâ¢ter aâ¢liâ¢a. Itâs their first album of new material since Relationship Of Command (#24 Feb. â01). Following their initial split, the band also charted with compilation This Station Is Non-Operational (#34 May â05).
#17: San Cisco âThe Waterâ â Fremantle quartet San Cisco returns with The Water. The bandâs third album comes two years on from Gracetown (#2 Mar. â15). San Cisco will be touring nationally through May and June in support of the album.
#20: Chris Stapleton âFrom A Room: Volume 1â â American country singer-songwriter Chris Stapleton releases his second studio album From A Room: Volume 1. It comes as the follow-up to Traveller (#47 Nov. â15) and gives Stapleton a new Albums Chart peak.
#21: Kasabian âFor Crying Out Loudâ â Album sixth from Kasabian gives the Brit rockers their fourth top 50 appearance. For Crying Out Loud comes three years on from 48:13 (#11 Jun. â14). Their highest peak to date was with Velociraptor! (#8 Oct. â11).
#22: Asgeir âAfterglowâ â Icelandic singer-songwriter Asgeir releases his second studio album, Afterglow. It comes three years on from In The Silence (#8 Mar. â14). Asgeir will be in Australia in August for Splendour In The Grass and a national tour.
#23: Mac DeMarco âThis Old Dogâ â The third album from Mac Demarco gives the Canadian singer-songwriter a second ARIA Albums Chart top 50 appearance. This Old Dog comes three years on from 2014âs Salad Days. In between, Demarco released the mini album Another One (#24 Aug. â14).
#25: Logic âEverybodyâ â With his third album, American rapper Logic scores a new peak on the ARIA Albums Chart. The follow-up to The Incredible True Story (#43 Nov. â15), Everybody is Logicâs second album to chart in the top 50 and includes guest appearances by Public Enemyâs Chuck D, Black Thought of The Roots, Killer Mike, Alessia Cara and more.
#29: Blondie âPollinatorâ â New wave legends Blondie return with their eleventh studio album. The follow-up to 2014âs The Ghosts Of Download, Pollinator features tracks written for the band by the likes of Sia, Nick Valensi from The Strokes, TV On The Radio's David Sitek, Johnny Marr, Charli XCX and Blood Orangeâs Dev Hynes. Itâs the first Blondie studio release to chart in the top 50 on the ARIA Albums Chart. The bandâs only appearances on the chart have been with the remix album Once More Into The Bleach (#47 Feb. â89) and compilation The Complete Picture (#6 Jun. â91); both featured Blondie tracks and solo numbers by front woman Debbie Harry.
#33: Pond âThe Weatherâ â Perthâs Pond releases their seventh album in eight years, The Weather. The follow-up to Man It Feels Like Space Again (#15 Feb. â15) was produced by former Pond drummer and Tame Impala leader Kevin Parker. Itâs their third album to chart in the top 50.
#35: Motionless In White âGraveyard Shiftâ â American metalcore band Motionless In White picks up their second top 50 appearance with Graveyard Shift. The bandâs fourth studio album comes three years on from Reincarnate (#19 Sept. â14).
#37: Diana Krall âTurn Up The Quietâ â With her thirteenth studio album, Canadian singer-songwriter Diana Krall picks up her ninth appearance in the ARIA top 50. Turn Up The Quiet comes two years on from Wildflower (#7 Feb. â15).
Weekly Music Charts for 2017 - Music Head - 16-05-2017
Billboard positions for new releases on the Top 100 Songs chart for this week
64. Miley Cyrus - Malibu
79. Blake Shelton - Every Time I Hear That Song
89. Chris Stapleton - Either Way
97. Midland - Drinkin' Problem
Billboard positions for new releases and re-entries on the Top 200 Albums chart for this week
new
1. Logic - Everybody
2. Chris Stapleton - From A Room: Volume 1
7. Russ - There's Really A Wolf
11. Various Artists - NOW 62
18. Diana Krall - Turn Up The Quiet
25. Grateful Dead - Barton Hall, Cornell Univ., Ithaca, NY, May 8, 1977
27. Motionless in White - Graveyard Shift
29. Mac DeMarco - This Old Dog
30. Various Artists - Cover Stories: Brandi Carlile Celebrates 10 Years Of The Story
33. Grateful Dead - May 1977: Get Shown The Light
39. At The Drive-In - In-Ter A-Li-A
50. Slowdive - Slowdive
63. Blondie - Pollinator
64. Colt Ford - Love Hope Faith
80. Taj Mahal & Keb' Mo - TajMo
108. Afghan Whigs - In Spades
116. Soundtrack - Once Upon A Time: The Musical Episode
125. Brother Ali - All The Beauty In This Whole Life
182. Upchurch - Son Of The South
185. Perfume Genius - No Shape
re-entry
104. Barry Manilow - This Is My Town: Songs Of New York
115. Electric Light Orchestra - All Over The World: Very Best Of
140. State Champs - Around The World And Back
175. Logic - Bobby Tarantino
191. Meghan Trainor - Thank You
193. Brothers Osborne - Pawn Shop
195. Nicki Minaj - The Pinkprint
199. Fleetwood Mac - Very Best Of
Weekly Music Charts for 2017 - CRAZY-HORSE - 20-05-2017
UK singles chart for week ending 19th May: http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/singles-chart/
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Luis Fonsi, Daddy Yankee and Justin Bieber will be celebrating again tonight as Despacito logs a second week as the UK's Number 1 on the Official Singles Chart.Despacito, which translates to âSlowlyâ, won't be budged from Number 1 quickly, and is the first Number 1 of the last five to hold onto the top spot for more than one week. The Spanglish track enjoyed its strongest week yet to hold the top spot, downloaded 42,000 times while accumulating 7.9 million streams.
Justin Bieber also holds firms at Number 2 with I'm The One, his collaboration with DJ Khaled, Quavo, Chance The Rapper and Lil Wayne, meaning itâll be the 11[SUP]th[/SUP] time in Bieberâs career that heâs held both the Number 1 and 2 position at the same time, tying with Ed Sheeran.
The Top 5 is completed by Clean Bandit & Zara Larsson's Symphony at 3, Shawn Mendes' There's Nothing Holdin' Me Back at 4 (a new peak for the song), and Ed Sheeran's Shape of You at Number 5.
New entries and high climbers
J Hus enters the Official Singles Chart Top 10 for the first time; Did You See has climbed the chart for an eighth straight week and hits a new peak of Number 9. Miley Cyrus' comeback track Malibu debuts at 11, ahead of Charlie Puth's Attention, up four to Number 12.
Disciples' On My Mind rises eight spots to make its first appearance in the Top 20 at Number 15, while up and coming US star Maggie Lindemann jumps a huge 37 ranks to 21 with her breakthrough hit Pretty Girl.
Jonas Blue's latest single Mama ft. William Singe is also on the rise, lifting seven placings to Number 22. There are also leaps for Kyle and Lil Yachty's iSpy, which propels seven to Number 33, and Paramore's Hard Times, a re-entry into the Top 40 that matches its previous peak position of Number 34.
Weekly Music Charts for 2017 - CRAZY-HORSE - 20-05-2017
UK albums chart for week ending 19th May: http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/albums-chart/
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Congratulations to Harry Styles, whose debut album lands straight in at Number 1 on this weekâs Official Albums Chart.The self-titled collection shifted just shy of 57,000 across physical, download and streaming equivalent sales to claim the top spot.
The record also tops this weekâs Official Vinyl Albums Chart, with just over 3,000 copies on the format sold.
Harry becomes the second One Direction member to land at Number 1 solo album, following Zaynâs Mind Of Mine in April 2016.
Harry Stylesâ album includes lead single Sign Of The Times, which debuted at Number 1 on the Official Singles Chart last month. The song rebounds to 6 this week, while another eight of the recordâs ten songs land inside the Top 100.
Finishing behind Harry this week is Ed Sheeranâs ÷, which holds at 2, and RagânâBone Manâs Human is at 3.
New entries and high climbers
Three more new albums debut inside this weekâs Top 10: Paramoreâs fifth collection After Laughter is at 4, Paul Wellerâs 13[SUP]th[/SUP] solo album A Kind Revolution at 5, and British rapper J Hus lands at 6 with his debut record Common Sense.
Irish singer-songwriter Imelda May re-enters the Top 10 following her appearance on The Graham Norton Show, up five spots to 10, while a 10[SUP]th[/SUP] anniversary reissue of Manic Street Preachersâ Send Away The Tigers enters at 21.
British rockers Inglorious claim their first UK Top 40 album with II (22), US country music group Zac Brown Band are bag their highest charting album in the UK with Welcome Home (25), and the London cast recording of Dreamgirls bows at 40.
Weekly Music Charts for 2017 - CRAZY-HORSE - 20-05-2017
Australian charts for week ending 20th May:
SINGLES: http://www.ariacharts.com.au/charts/singles-chart
Climbing one spot from last week, Luis Fonsi & Daddy Yankeeâs âDespacitoâ has hit #1 on the ARIA Singles Chart. It achieves the feat in its fourth week in the top 50 and becomes the first #1 performed predominantly in a language other than English since Psyâs âGangnam Styleâ (#1 Oct. â12), plus the first #1 performed predominately in Spanish since Las Ketchupâs âThe Ketchup Song (Asereje)â (#1 Oct. â02).
In the week that Harry Stylesâ self-titled album debuts at #1 on the ARIA Albums Chart, his debut single moves back up five spots on the chart to #4. Another track from Harry Styles, âSweet Creatureâ, debuts this week at #42 (see below).
âWavesâ, the debut single from Sydney singer-songwriter Dean Lewis picks up a new peak at #12 in its seventh week in the top 50. The move up three spots for âWavesâ comes on the back of the release of Lewisâ debut EP, Same Kind Of Different, which has debuted on this weekâs Albums Chart at #27.
Also on this weekâs chart, there are new peaks for Futureâs âMask Offâ (#19), Cheat Codesâ âNo Promisesâ (#27), Charlie Puthâs âAttentionâ (#30) and Post Maloneâs âCongratulationsâ (#37).
Debuts:
#3: Miley Cyrus âMalibuâ â More than three years after her last single, Miley Cyrus returns to the ARIA Charts with âMalibuâ. The single comes from Cyrusâ forthcoming sixth studio album and is her fifth top ten in Australia. Cyrus last charted with âAdore Youâ (#25 Feb. â14).
#40: Calvin Harris Feat. Future & Khalid âRollinâ â Calvin Harris claims his third Singles Chart entry for 2017 with âRollinâ. Like âSlideâ (#11 Apr. â17) and âHeatstrokeâ (#23 Apr. â17), the new track comes from Harrisâ forthcoming fifth album, Funk Wav Bounces Vol. 1. It features appearances by rapper Future and R&B singer-songwriter Khalid.
#42: Harry Styles âSweet Creatureâ â The second solo track to chart in the top 50 for former One Direction member Harry Style. Like âSign Of The Timesâ (#1 Apr. â17), âSweet Creatureâ comes from Stylesâ self-titled debut album, which has debuted at #1 this week.
ALBUMS: http://www.ariacharts.com.au/charts/albums-chart
Thereâs a new #1 on the ARIA Albums Chart this week with former One Direction member Harry Styles debuting in the top spot with his self-titled debut album (see below).
Further down the chart, Ed Sheeranâs X has moved up from #10 to #6 and + has moved up from #19 to #14 as his national tour goes on sale.
Eurovision Song Contest 2017 Kyiv returns to the top 50 for a second week and hits a new peak at #15, following the competition last weekend. The album includes the winning song, âAmar Pelos Doisâ by Portugese artist Salvador Sobral, as well as âDonât Come Easyâ by Australian entrant Isaiah.
Other moves up the chart come this week from The Ten Tenorsâ Wish You Were Here (up eight to #16), the Sing soundtrack (up 14 to #22) and James Bluntâs The Afterlove (up eight to #26).
Debuts:
#1: Harry Styles âHarry Stylesâ â After topping the ARIA Singles Chart last month with âSign Of The Timesâ (#1 Apr. â17), Harry Styles scores his first #1 on the ARIA Albums Chart with his self-titled debut album. Harry Styles becomes the second album by a former One Direction member to top the Albums Chart, following on from Zayn Malikâs Mind Of Mine (#1 Apr. â16).
#3: Paramore âAfter Laughterâ â American band Paramore return with their fifth studio album, After Laughter. Itâs the Tennessee bandâs first album since their self-titled fourth album (#1 Apr. â13) four years ago. They also previously hit #1 with Brand New Eyes (#1 Oct. â09).
#8: Zac Brown Band âWelcome Homeâ â With their fifth album, American country group the Zac Brown Band score a second top ten entry on the ARIA Albums Chart. Welcome Home is the follow-up to Jekyll + Hyde (#6 May â15). The track âStart Overâ features a co-write by Pharrell Williams.
#17: Dead Letter Circus âThe Endless Mileâ â To celebrate the tenth anniversary of their debut self-titled EP, Brisbane band Dead Letter Circus release The Endless Mile. The album features re-workings of all of the EPâs six tracks, as well as re-interpretations of five tracks from the groupâs three #2 albums: This Is The Warning (#2 May â10), The Catalyst Fire (#2 Aug. â13) and Aesthesis (#2 Aug. â15).
#27: Dean Lewis âSame Kind Of Differentâ â Sydney singer-songwriter Dean Lewis picks up his debut appearance on the ARIA Albums Chart with Same Kind Of Different. The six track EP includes Lewisâ debut single âWavesâ, which this week hits a new peak at #12.
#29: Seether âPoison The Parishâ â The seventh studio album from Seether gives the South African band their fifth entry in the ARIA top 50 and highest peak to date. Poison The Parish is the follow-up to Isolate And Medicate (#43 Jul. â14). Their previous best was with Disclaimer II (#38 Aug. â04).
#37: Machine Gun Kelly âBloomâ â American rapper Machine Gun Kelly returns with third album Bloom. Itâs his second top 50 album, following General Admission (#38 Oct. â15). Bloom includes guest appearances from James Arthur, Hailee Steinfeld, Ty Dolla $ign and more.
#38: Midnight Oil âThe Full Tankâ â ARIA Hall Of Fame members Midnight Oil release the career-encompassing box set The Full Tank. The pack features all of the bandâs eleven studio albums, including the #1 albums Red Sails In The Sunset (#1 Nov. â84), Diesel And Dust (#1 Aug. â87) and Blue Sky Mining (#1 Mar. 90). It also includes Midnight Oilâs first two EPs, Bird Noises (1980) and Species Deceases (#1 Dec. â85). The setâs release coincides with the bandâs reformation and world tour.
Weekly Music Charts for 2017 - Music Head - 23-05-2017
Billboard positions for new releases on the Top 100 Songs chart for this week
62. Calvin Harris ft. Future & Khalid - Rollin
80. Selena Gomez - Bad Liar
92. Imagine Dragons - Whatever It Takes
93. Maluma - Felices Los 4
95. Cheat Codes ft. Demi Lovato - No Promises
98. Lauren Duski - Ghost In This House
100. Shakira - Me Enamore
Billboard positions for new releases and re-entries on the Top 200 Albums chart for this week
new
1. Harry Styles - Harry Styles
2. Zac Brown Band - Welcome Home
6. Paramore - After Laughter
8. Machine Gun Kelly - Bloom
14. Seether - Poison The Parish
17. New Kids On The Block - Thankful (ep)
21. Soundtrack - The Bob's Burgers Music Album
60. Broadway Cast Recording - Hello, Dolly!
76. XXXTENTACION - Revenge
77. Juanes - Mis Planes Son Amarte
91. LeToya Luckett - Back 2 Life
115. Dreamcar - Dreamcar
179. B.o.B. - Ether
re-entry
32. Soundgarden - Superunknown
54. Audioslave - Audioslave
62. Michael Jackson - Number Ones
110. Soundgarden - Badmotorfinger
121. Panic! At The Disco - A Fever You Can't Sweat Out
136. Temple Of The Dog - Temple Of The Dog
150. Linkin Park - [Hybrid Theory]
169. U2 - The Joshua Tree
182. Abba - Gold -- Greatest Hits
183. Chris Cornell - Songbook
187. Zac Brown Band - Jekyll + Hyde
188. Katy Perry - Teenage Dream
191. Billy Joel - The Hits
193. Dr. Dre - Dr. Dre -- 2001
195. Various Artists - NOW That's What I Call A Workout 2017
196. Frank Ocean - Channel Orange
198. Maroon 5 - Songs About Jane
200. Eagles - Their Greatest Hits 1971-1975
Weekly Music Charts for 2017 - CRAZY-HORSE - 23-05-2017
I am actually curious as to what Harry Styles can do as a solo artist, I will listen to this one tomorrow without fail.
Weekly Music Charts for 2017 - CRAZY-HORSE - 27-05-2017
UK singles chart for week ending 26thMay:
Despite some strong competition from Liam Payne, Luis Fonsi & Daddy Yankeeâs Despacito remix ft. Justin Bieber has held on to claim a third week at Number 1 on the Official Singles Chart.The track notched up 114,000 combined sales to keep its place at the summit â its highest one-week tally to date, split between 51,000 downloads and 9.4 million streams.
Despacito is the first Number 1 single by a Puerto Rican singer in the UK since Ricky Martinâs 1999 smash Livinâ La Vida Loca. Both have now logged three weeks at the top.
Meanwhile, DJ Khaledâs Iâm The One ft. Justin Bieber, Quavo, Chance The Rapper and Lil Wayne holds at 2 for a third week, and former One Direction star Liam Payne enters at Number 3 with his debut single Strip That Down ft. Quavo.
Liamâs entry makes it a clean sweep of Top 10s for each of One Direction's solo debuts, following Zayn's Pillowtalk (1), Niall Horan's This Town (9), Louis Tomlinson's Just Hold On (2) and Harry Styles' Sign Of The Times (1).
New entries and high climbers
Charlie Puth earns his third UK Top 10 with his latest single Attention, which lifts from 12 to 9. Jonas Blue's Mama ft. William Singe leaps ten places to 12, and two songs crack the Top 20: Pretty Girl by rising star Maggie Lindemann jumps up four spots to 17, and Cheat Codesâ No Promises ft. Demi Lovato climbs seven places to Number 18.
Further down, Selena Gomez lands her tenth UK Top 40 hit with Bad Liar (35), and two new Katy Perry tracks close out this weekâs Top 40: Bon Appetit rebounds eight places to 37, and Swish Swish ft. Nicki Minaj debuts at 40.
[h=4]Check out this week's Top 100 Official Singles Chart in full[/h]