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Weekly Music Charts for 2017 - CRAZY-HORSE - 13-01-2017
UK songs/singles charts for week ending 13th January:
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Ed Sheeran has delivered the biggest comeback since Adele with a double record-breaking week on the Official Singles Chart, as his two new singles Shape of You and Castle on the Hill enter at Number 1 and 2, a first for any artist, and sets a new UK streaming record in the process.Shape of You becomes Sheeranâs third Number 1 single, following 2014âs Sing and Thinking Out Loud, while Castle on the Hill enters at 2. Look back at Ed Sheeranâs complete Official UK Chart history here.
The feat sets a new record on the Official Chart â no other artist has entered at positions 1 and 2 on the chart with new tracks.
MORE: Ed Sheeran's Official Top 10 biggest hits revealed
Commenting on the record-breaking success of both songs, Sheeran told OfficialCharts.com:âIâm incredibly chuffed that theyâve gone straight in at Number 1 and 2 today. Both tracks mean a huge amount to me so it really is amazing to see them go to the top of the chart together on the first week. I canât wait for everyone to hear the rest of the album in March!â
Ed has bagged the biggest opening week for any artist since Adeleâs record-breaking return in November 2015 when she shot straight to Number 1 with 332,000 combined sales of Hello, while Ed has racked up a staggering 421,000 across his two new releases over the past seven days.
Shape Of You and Castle on the Hill have both performed strongly on downloads and streaming, with both songs individually smashing the one-week streaming record previously held by Drakeâs One Dance, which racked up 8.9 million plays in one week last summer.
Shape Of You notched up 227,000 combined sales this week, made up of 137,000 downloads and 13.4 million streams, while Castle on the Hill managed 194,000 combined sales, split between 120,000 downloads and 11.07 million streams.
[h=4]New entries and high climbers[/h]Elsewhere on this weekâs Official Singles Chart, three songs soar into Top 10 for the first time: September Song by rising British star JP Cooper jumps nine places to 7, Call On Me by Australian singer-songwriter Starley shoots 18 spots to 8, and Jax Jones & Rayeâs You Donât Know Me vaults 24 to Number 9.
Further down, Sean Paulâs No Lie ft. Dua Lipa makes its Top 40 debut, up 16 places to 28, Shed A Light by Robin Schulz ft. David Guetta & Cheat Codes jumps from 48 to 32, and Snakehips enter at 33 with Donât Leave ft. MÃ, marking the duoâs third Top 40 single.
UK songs chart that counts all sales figures plus those from Streaming services: http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/singles-chart/ #1 Ed Sheeran
UK songs chart that counts actual sales be it cd, vinyl or digital sales: http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/singles-sales-chart/ #1 Ed Sheeran
UK singles chart that only takes into consideration actual physical sales (cd vinyl): http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/physical-singles-chart/ #1 Sherlocks
UK singles chart that only counts the sales of vinyl singles: http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/vinyl-singles-chart/ #1 Sherlocks
Weekly Music Charts for 2017 - CRAZY-HORSE - 14-01-2017
UK albums charts for week ending 13th January:
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Little Mix's Glory Days now only trails Spice Girlsâ debut phenomenon for most number of weeks at Number 1 on the Official Albums Chart by a girl band.Jade, Jesy, Leigh-Anne and Perrie's latest studio album spends a fifth week at the chart summit, surpassing any other album released by a female group this millennium, or indeed the past 20 years.
While thereâs still a way to go yet, Glory Days is now the longest reigning Number 1 by all-female act since the Spice Girlsâ record-setting debut, Spice, which spent a whopping 15 weeks at the summit upon its release in 1996.
Glory Days' five non-consecutive weeks at the Official Albums Chart helm helps the LP surpass the last longest reigning, Destiny's Child's Survivor, which clung on to the coveted top spot for four non-consecutive weeks over 2001 and 2002.
You Me At Six who lead the albums charge at the midweek stage couldnât quite sustain their early momentum, their fifth studio effort Night People lands at Number 3.
Elsewhere in the Top 5, Pete Tong & The Heritage Orchestra's Classic House holds at Number 2, George Michael's Ladies & Gentlemen rises seven places to Number 4 following a resurgence in retail outlets, and David Bowie's Legacy catapults 13 spots to Number 5, a new peak for the album.
[h=4]New entries and high climbers[/h]Following Ed Sheeran's groundbreaking return to music, his second album x races from last week's 47 to this week's Number 8, its 78th week inside the Top 10. The Moana Original Motion Picture Soundtrack, which features vocal performances Nicole Scherzinger, Alessia Cara and Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson, reaches a new peak, up 9 to Number 18.
George Michael's Twenty Five vaults 26 levels to this week's Number 19, Ed Sheeran's + springs from Number 98 to Number 20 to be crowned the highest climber of the last seven days, and Sundara Karma's debut Youth Is Only Ever Fun In Retrospect bows at 24.
Finally, one year on from his tragic passing, David Bowie's final studio album Blackstar re-emerges into the Official Albums Chart Top 40, soaring from 76 to Number 30.
UK albums chart created from total sales plus streaming figures: http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/albums-chart/ #1 Little Mix
UK albums chart that only counts actual sales (digital, cd, vinyl): http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/albums-sales-chart/ #1 Pete Tong/Heritage Or/Buckley
UK albums chart that only counts physical sales ie: cd/vinyl: http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/physical-albums-chart/ #1 Little Mix
UK albums chart that only counts the sales of vinyl albums: http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/vinyl-albums-chart/ #1 David Bowie "legacy" (a compilation)
Weekly Music Charts for 2017 - CRAZY-HORSE - 14-01-2017
Australian charts for week ending 14th January:
singles:
Returning to the top 50 as a lead artist for the first time since âPhotographâ (#9 Jun. â15), Ed Sheeran has created ARIA Charts history. The English singer-songwriter becomes the first artist to have simultaneous debuts at #1 and #2 on the ARIA Singles Chart with âShape Of Youâ & âCastle On The Hillâ, respectively.
After jumping into the top ten for the first time last week, Andy Grammer is up a further four spots to #5, hitting the top five for the first time with âFresh Eyesâ.
In its fourth week in the top 50, Trainâs âPlay That Songâ moves up 15 spots to #8. It becomes the American bandâs third top ten single and first since âHey, Soul Sisterâ (#1 Mar. â10).
Up seven from last week and into the top 20 for the first time this week at #15, âChameleonâ is now Pnauâs highest-charting single.
This week also sees new peaks for Rag'N'Bone Man's 'Human' (#21), Sage The Geminiâs âNow And Laterâ (#24), Milky Chanceâs âCocoonâ (#25) and Robin Shulz & David Guettaâs âShed A Lightâ (#26).
Debuts:
#1 & #2: Ed Sheeran âShape Of Youâ & âCastle On The Hillâ â His first new releases in over a year, âShape Of Youâ & âCastle On The Hillâ both come from Ed Sheeranâs forthcoming third album ÷, set for release on 3 March. âShape Of Youâ becomes Sheeranâs third #1 on the ARIA Singles Chart, following on from âSingâ (#1 May â14) and âThinking Out Loudâ (#1 Oct. â14). The two new entries now gives Sheeran seven top five singles in Australia.
#31: Machine Gun Kelly & Camila Cabello âBad Thingsâ â American rapper Machine Gun Kelly joins forces with former Fifth Harmony member Camila Cabello for âBad Thingsâ. Itâs the first time either artist has hit the top 50 individually. As a member of Fifth Harmony, Cabello last charted with âAll In My Head (Flex)â (#19 Jul. â16).
#40: Amy Shark âAdoreâ â The debut appearance in the ARIA top 50 for Gold Coast singer-songwriter Amy Shark. âAdoreâ comes from Sharkâs EP The Little Sleeper, released last September.
#41: Sia âMove Your Bodyâ â The fourth single and fifth track to chart from Siaâs This Is Acting (#1 Feb. â16), following on from âAliveâ (#10 Oct. â15), âBird Set Freeâ (#36 Nov. â15), âCheap Thrillsâ (#6 Apr. â16) and âThe Greatestâ (#2 Sept. â16).
#42: Sofi Tukker âDrinkeeâ â New York duo Sofi Tukker hit the top 50 for the first time with âDrinkeeâ. The track comes from the house duo debut EP Soft Animals, which was released in mid-2016.
#45: Snakehips & MÃ âDonât Leaveâ â British electronic duo Snakehips team up with Danish singer MÃ team up for âDonât Leaveâ. Itâs Snakehipsâ third top 50 appearance as lead artist, following on from âAll My Friendsâ (#3 Jan. â16) and âCruelâ (#34 Aug. â16) and the second for MÃ after âFinal Songâ (#12 Sept. â16).
#46: Adele âWater Under The Bridgeâ â Single four from Adeleâs 25 (#1 Nov. â15). It follows on from âHelloâ (#1 Nov. â15), âWhen We Were Youngâ (#13 Nov. â15) and âSend My Love (To Your New Lover)â (#13 Jul. â16).
#49: Auli'i Cravalho âHow Far Iâll Goâ â American actress Auli'i Cravalho makes her Singles Chart debut with âHow Far Iâll Goâ. The track features on the soundtrack to the film Moana (#3 Jan. â17), in which Cravalho plays the title character.
link to the top50 chart: http://www.ariacharts.com.au/charts/singles-chart
Weekly Music Charts for 2017 - CRAZY-HORSE - 14-01-2017
Australian charts for week ending 14th January:
albums:
The Trolls soundtrack holds the #1 spot on the ARIA Albums Chart for a second straight week. With the soundtracks to Sing and Moana sitting at #2 and #3, respectively, it marks the first time the ARIA Albums Chart top three has been entirely populated by soundtracks.
On the back of the announcement of a March release for his third album ÷ and debuts at #1 and #2 on this weekâs ARIA Singles Chart with âShape Of Youâ & âCastle On The Hillâ, respectively, Ed Sheeran gets a boost on the Albums Chart. X jumps from #45 to #9 and a return to the top ten for a 86th week. Lower down the chart, Sheeranâs debut album + re-enters the top 50 for a 163rd week at #32.
After scoring seven awards at this weekâs Golden Globes, La La Landâs soundtrack jumps up 18 spots to #13 in its second week in the top 50.
Debuts:
#15: Dropkick Murphys â11 Short Stories Of Pain & Gloryâ â Dropkick Murphys score a new peak on the ARIA Albums Chart with 11 Short Stories Of Pain & Glory. Itâs the American punk bandâs ninth studio album and takes over from predecessor Signed And Sealed In Blood (#23 Jan. â13) as their peak.
#20: You Me At Six âNight Peopleâ â Album five from You Me At Six gives the English band a second top 20 on the ARIA Albums Chart. Night People comes three years on from Cavalier Youth (#14 Feb. â14).
#30: Halestorm âReanimate 3.0: The Covers EPâ â American rockers Halestorm make their top 50 debut on the ARIA Charts. Reanimate 3.0: The Covers EP is the Pennsylvania quartetâs third EP of covers and includes their takes on tracks by Whitesnake, Joan Jett, Soundgarden and more.
link for the top50 albums chart: http://www.ariacharts.com.au/charts/albums-chart
Weekly Music Charts for 2017 - Soniajain - 16-01-2017
Great you have any indian list for 2017 please share.
Weekly Music Charts for 2017 - Music Head - 18-01-2017
Jan 28th, 2017
Billboard positions for new releases on the Top 100 Songs chart for this week
1. Ed Sheeran - Shape Of You
6. Ed Sheeran - Castle On The Hill
77. Khalid - Location
89. Sam Hunt - Drinkin' Too Much
100. Granger Smith - If The Boot Fits
Billboard positions for new releases and re-entries on the Top 200 Albums chart for this week
new
8. Dropkick Murphys - 11 Short Stories Of Pain & Glory
23. Halestorm - ReAniMate 3.0: The Covers ep
101. Various Artists - NOW That's What I Call A Workout 2017
138. David Bowie - No Plan (ep)
re-entry
39. Kanye West - The Life Of Pablo
67. Ed Sheeran - +
75. Green Day - Revolution Radio
91. Queen - Greatest Hits I II & III: The Platinum Collection
108. U2 - The Joshua Tree
154. Fleetwood Mac - Greatest Hits
173. Logic - Bobby Tarantino
178. Pink Floyd - The Dark Side Of The Moon
183. Kid Cudi - Man On The Moon: The End Of Day
188. A$AP Mob - Cozy Tapes, Vol. 1: Friends
191. Maroon 5 - V
193. Tim McGraw - 35 Biggest Hits
196. Fitz And The Tantrums - Fitz And The Tantrums
198. Bon Jovi - Greatest Hits: The Ultimate Collection
199. Blink-182 - California
200. Anderson .Paak - Malibu
Weekly Music Charts for 2017 - CRAZY-HORSE - 18-01-2017
you get Dropkick Murphys this week, pretty sure youll like it mate...
already posted the Bowie as a "new single" release also, I don't get how a four track ep suddenly becomes an album????
Weekly Music Charts for 2017 - CRAZY-HORSE - 20-01-2017
UK songs/singles charts for week ending 20th January:
The UK can't get enough of Ed Sheeran, who once again occupies both Number 1 and Number 2 on the Official Singles Chart.Shape of You sits at the top spot for a second week in a row, with 66,000 downloads sold and a streaming tally of 11 million plays. Castle on the Hill settles for Number 2 after with 7.8 million streams plus 49,000 downloads.
The start to Ed's ÷ album campaign is off to a very strong start - not only has Shape of You hit Number 1 in the UK, but it has also topped the charts in America and Australia. Ed also broke the UK's all-time weekly streaming record last week.
Rag'n'Bone Man's breakthrough single Human continues to perform well, holding at Number 3, ahead of Jax Jones and Raye's collaboration You Don't Know Me, which rises five places to Number 4. The track is Jax's second Top 5 single following his chart-topping release with Duke Dumont, I Got U.
[h=4]New entries and high climbers[/h]Starley continues her ascent up the Official Singles Chart, up one place to 7 this week with Call on Me, ahead of The Chainsmokers, who debut at Number 10 with Paris, the US duo's third Top 10 hit following Don't Let Me Down and Closer.
Both Machine Gun Kelly & Camila Cabello's Bad Things and Sean Paul & Dua Lipa's No Lie rise by seven spots this week, up to 16 and 21 respectively, finishing ahead of Robin Schulz, David Guetta and Cheat Codes' Shed A Light, rising five places to 27.
Sage the Gemini makes his UK Top 40 debut today with Now & Later, propelling from last week's 43 to 32. The xx's On Hold also reaches a new peak of 34, rocketing 40 placings following the release of the bandâs newly-crowned Number 1 album I See You.
Finally, former US Number 1 single Bad and Boujee by Migos makes its first appearance on UK shores, up 13 spots to Number 37.
UK songs chart that counts all sales figures plus those of streaming: http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/singles-chart/ #1 Ed Sheeran
UK songs chart that only counts sales, ie: digital, cd and vinyls: http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/singles-sales-chart/ #1 Ed Sheeran
UK singles chart that counts the sales of cd singles and vinyls: http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/physical-singles-chart/ #1 Jamie T
UK singles chart that only counts the sales of vinyl singles: http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/vinyl-singles-chart/ #1 Jamie T
Weekly Music Charts for 2017 - CRAZY-HORSE - 20-01-2017
UK albums chart for week ending 20th January:
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The xx claim their second Number 1 of the Official Albums Chart today with their new album I See You (Jan 20). The groupâs third studio album goes straight in at Number 1 with 26,500 units sold across physical, digital and streaming equivalent sales. I See You knocks last weekâs chart-topper, Little Mixâs Glory Days, down to Number 2.
The London trioâs latest collection - their first in just over four years â features the single On Hold, which re-enters the Top 40 today at Number 34 following its release last November. Check out The xxâs complete Official UK Chart history here.
[h=4]New entries and high climbers[/h]After La La Land opened in UK cinemas last week, the filmâs accompanying soundtrack vaults a massive 96 places to Number 3 today, while Migration by Bonobo is new at Number 5 - a new best for the British-born producer.
Two more new albums land in this weekâs Top 10, the first of which is Rick Wakeman, who with his latest album Piano Portraits (7) manages the incredibly rare feat of landing in the top flight with a "man and instrument" record composed entirely of piano music. Meanwhile, Wileyâs 11[SUP]th[/SUP] and reportedly final collection Godfather lands at Number 9, earning the British rapper and musician his highest charting album and first Top 10.
Elsewhere, Gregory Porterâs Take Me To The Alley zooms 50 places to Number 12 following his performance on the Graham Norton Show, Michael Bubleâs Nobody But Me rebounds ten spots to 33, and Flaming Lipsâ 15[SUP]th[/SUP] studio album Oczy Mlody debuts at 38.
UK albums chart that counts the figures from all sales plus those of streaming: http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/albums-chart/ #1 The XX
UK albums chart that only counts the figures from sales(digital,cd,vinyl): http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/albums-sales-chart/ #1 The XX
UK albums chart that counts physical sales figures only (cd and vinyl sales): http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/physical-albums-chart/ #1 The XX
UK albums chart that only counts the sales of vinyl albums: http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/vinyl-albums-chart/ #1 The XX
Weekly Music Charts for 2017 - CRAZY-HORSE - 21-01-2017
Australian music charts for week ending 21st January:
singles:
For the second straight week Ed Sheeran is #1 on the ARIA Singles Chart with âShape Of Youâ. Like last week, Sheeran also takes out the #2 spot with âCastle On The Hillâ.
After a week out of the top ten, Starleyâs âCall On Meâ returns at #9.
Already Pnauâs highest-charting track, this week âChameleonâ becomes their first entry in the ARIA top ten, landing at #10.
In its eleventh week in the top 50, Rag'N'Bone Manâs âHumanâ jumps into the top 20 for the first time at #17.
Thereâs also new peaks for Mura Masaâs âLove$ickâ (#18), Robin Shulz & David Guettaâs âShed A Lightâ (#23), Machine Gun Kelly & Camila Cabelloâs âBad Thingsâ (#28) and Adeleâs âWater Under The Bridgeâ (#45).
Debuts:
#6: The Chainsmokers âParisâ â American producers The Chainsmokers score their sixth top ten on the ARIA Singles Chart with âParisâ. The duo last hit the top ten with âAll We Knowâ (#8 Oct. â16).
#27: Alessia Cara âHow Far Iâll Goâ â Alessia Cara picks up a fourth entry as lead artist in the ARIA top 50 with âHow Far Iâll Goâ. Itâs the follow-up to Caraâs highest-charting track, âScars To Your Beautifulâ (#8 Dec. â16).
#34: Migos Feat. Lil Uzi Vert âBad And Boujeeâ â The ARIA Singles Chart debut for American hip hop trio Migos. âBad And Boujeeâ spent one week at #1 in the US before being knocked off by Ed Sheeranâs âShape Of Youâ.
the top50 singles are located here: http://www.ariacharts.com.au/charts/singles-chart
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albums:
A new #1 on this weekâs ARIA Albums Chart, with British trio The xx hitting #1 for the first time with I See You (see below).
In its third week in the top 50, the La La Land soundtrack cracks the top ten for the first time at #7.
In the midst of the Australian tour in support of the album, Nick Cave & The Bad Seedsâ former #1 Skeleton Tree returns to the top 50 for an eleventh week, sitting at #22.
Moves up the chart this week include George Michaelâs Twenty Five (up 18 to #23), Siaâs This Is Acting (up eight to #25), Robbie Williamsâ The Heavy Entertainment Show (up 21 to #28), The Wigglesâ Best Of (up 13 to #29) and Lady Gagaâs Joanne (up ten to #30).
Debuts:
#1: The xx âI See Youâ â British indie dance act The xx score their first #1 on the ARIA Albums with third album I See You. Itâs the trioâs first album since Coexist (#2 Sept. â12) and includes the single âOn Holdâ (#45 Dec. â16). Between releases, group member Jamie Smith released the album In Colour (#2 Jun. â15) as Jamie xx.
#3: The McClymonts âEndlessâ â Album five from The McClymonts sees the Grafton sisters score their fourth top ten on the ARIA Albums Chart. The follow-up to Here's To You & I (#8 Jul. â14), Endless becomes the trioâs second highest peak after Wrapped Up Good (#2 Jan. â10).
#12: Bonobo âMigrationâ â British musician/producer Bonobo makes his ARIA top 50 debut with Migration. Bonoboâs sixth album comes four years on from fifth album The North Borders.
#36: Run The Jewels âRun The Jewels 3â â American hip hop duo Run The Jewels crack the ARIA top 50 for the first time with Run The Jewels 3. Consisting of Killer Mike and El-P, Run The Jewels releases Run The Jewels and Run The Jewels 2 in 2013 and 2014, respectively.
the top50 albums can be located here: http://www.ariacharts.com.au/charts/albums-chart