Weekly music charts for 2016

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UK songs/singles charts for week ending 11th November 2016:



Congratulations to Clean Bandit, who claim this week’s Number 1 on the Official Singles Chart with their latest single Rockabye.Rockabye - which features rising star Anne-Marie and rapper Sean Paul – takes this week’s top spot with 72,000 combined sales, made up of 37,000 downloads and 3.5 million streams. It's the group's second chart-topper following Rather Be in 2014.

Rockabye made a big splash on the Top 40 when it was released three weeks ago, debuting at Number 7. Last week, the song climbed to Number 3 before taking pole position today.

Clean Bandit last topped the Official Chart with Rather Be, logging four weeks in pole position. Since then they’ve notched up a string of Top 10 hits, including Stronger, Real Love and Tears (featuring Louisa Johnson).
[h=4]New entries and high climbers[/h]Elsewhere in the Top 10, Bruno Mars’ 24K Magic climbs a place to hit a new peak at Number 5, and Maroon 5’s Don’t Wanna Know ft. Kendrick Lamar rises four places to 7, giving the band their ninth UK Top 10.
Louisa Johnson’s So Good makes a significant gain on this week’s Official Singles Chart, leaping seven places to Number 13, while The Vamps claim their eighth Top 40 hit with All Night ft. Matoma, which vaults 56 places to 24.
Further down, Fifth Harmony’s That’s My Girl rebounds 11 spots to 26, hip hop duo Rae Sremmurd land their first UK Top 40 hit with Black Beatles ft. Guuci Mane at 36, and finally, viral dance sensation Juju On That Beat by Zay Hilfiger & Zayion McCall lifts six places to enter the Top 40 for the first time this week at Number 40.

UK songs chart that includes the figures from total sales and streaming counts: http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/singles-chart/ #1 Clean Bandit

UK songs chart that only counts sales from digital, cd, and vinyl sales figures: http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/sin...les-chart/ #1 Clean Bandit

UK singles chart that only counts the figures of sales from cds and vinyl: http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/phy...les-chart/ #1 Vamps

UK singles chart that only counts the figures of sales rom vinyl sales: http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/vin...les-chart/ #1 Massive Attack

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UK albums charts for week ending 11th November 2016:



Robbie Williams has gone straight in at Number 1 with his new album The Heavy Entertainment Show.Robbie's eleventh studio album notched up 67,000 combined sales to reach the top - the 12th of his career to do so. Ten of Robbie's 11 studio records have reached the Official Albums Chart top spot, in addition to his two greatest hits collections. View Robbie Williams' complete UK singles and albums chart history here.
"I’m chuffed that this album is Number 1 and I’m humbled by these amazing statistics and facts," explained Robbie to OfficialCharts.com. "Thank you to the wonderful, wonderful team at Sony. I’m as proud of this album as much as any other, and hope that the fans enjoy it as much as I loved making it... this is for the friendlies. I’m very excited to be taking The Heavy Entertainment show on tour next year."

Robbie's 12 chart toppers as a solo artist push him past David Bowie as the British solo artist with the most Number 1 albums on the UK's Official Albums Chart. This milestone ties Robbie with Madonna, who also has a dozen chart toppers to her name. Elvis Presley is the only solo artist with more Number 1 albums; he claimed his 13th just two weeks ago.
The Heavy Entertainment Show's performance also makes the album 2016's fourth fastest-selling behind David Bowie's Blackstar, Drake's Views and Beyoncé's Lemonade.

[h=4]New entries and high climbers[/h]Michael Ball & Alfie Boe score their first Top 3 album as a duo, with Together landing at Number 2. The duo have now had 11 Top 10 albums between them, with Together marking Alfie's highest ever chart entry. Also new in this week's Top 5 are Bon Jovi, who score their 16th Top 10 album with This House Is Not For Sale. Look back on Bon Jovi's back catalogue of chart hits.
Michael Buble's Christmas re-enters the Top 10 this week, up 9 places to Number 7, while new entry Alicia Keys bows at Number 21 with Here, her seventh Top 40 album.
Queen's collection of first-ever radio recordings On Air finishes the week at Number 25, and finally, Russell Watson's True Stories completes the new entries at Number 30.

UK albums chart that includes all sales figures plus streaming figures: http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/albums-chart/ #1 Robbie Williams

UK albums chart that only counts actual sales figures (digital/cd/vinyl): http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/alb...les-chart/ #1 Robbie Williams

UK albums chart that only counts physical sales figures (cds and vinyl): http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/phy...ums-chart/ #1 Robbie Williams

UK albums chart that only counts the figures of vinyl albums: http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/vin...ums-chart/ #1 Pink Floyd (dark side of the moon)

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Australian music charts overview for week ending 12th November 2016:

singles:

It’s week five at #1 on the ARIA Singles Chart for James Arthur’s ‘Say You Won’t Let Go’. Arthur’s album Back From The Edge debuted at #1 on the UK Albums Chart last week.
In its third week in the top 50, Neiked’s ‘Sexual’ has jumped up 14 spots to #7 to hit the top ten for the first time. The track has also hit the top ten in the UK, so far peaking at #6.
With a move of seven spots to #12, Peking Duk’s ‘Stranger’ snares a new peak in its third week in the top 50.
Nevada, Mark Morrison and Fetty Wap’s ‘The Mack’ moves up two spots to make its top ten debut. It’s still seven spots below the peak reached by Mark Morrison’s original ‘Return Of The Mack’ in 1996.
There’s also new peaks this week for Maroon 5’s ‘Don’t Wanna Know’ (#6), Illy’s ‘Catch 22’ (#14), Guy Sebastian’s ‘Set In Stone’ (#21), Frenship’s ‘Capsize’ (#32), Zay Hilfigerrr & Zayion McCall’s ‘Juju On That Beat (TZ Anthem)’ (#36) and Andy Grammer’s ‘Fresh Eyes’ (#44).
Debuts:
#23: The Chainsmokers ‘Collage EP’ – A sixth top 50 entry for American duo The Chainsmokers. The five-track ‘Collage EP’ features the singles ‘Don’t Let Me Down’ (#3 Apr. ’16), ‘Closer’ (#1 Aug. ’16) and ‘All We Know’ (#8 Oct. ’16).
#33: Rae Sremmurd ‘Black Beatles’ – American hip hop duo Rae Sremmurd make their ARIA Singles Chart debut with ‘Black Beatles’. The song has become a viral hit following its use Mannequin Challenge videos.
#38: Clean Bandit Feat. Sean Paul & Anne-Marie ‘Rockabye’ – Clean Bandit make their return to the ARIA Singles Chart for the first time since 2014 with ‘Rockabye’. The British electronic group have previously charted with ‘Rather Be’ (#2 Mar. ’14) and ‘Real Love’ (#13 Dec. ’14).
#41: Alessia Cara ‘Scars To Your Beautiful’ – ‘Scars To Your Beautiful’ is the third single to chart from Alessia Cara’s debut album Know-It-All (#16 Mar. ’16), following on from ‘Here’ (#12 Dec. ’16) and ‘Wild Things’ (#24 Apr. ’16).

link for the top50 singles chart: http://www.ariacharts.com.au/charts/singles-chart


albums:



There’s a new #1 at the top of this week’s ARIA Albums Chart with Bon Jovi taking out their tenth #1 with This House Is Not For Sale (see below).
Michael Buble’s Christmas has returned to the top ten for a 33rd week, moving up 35 spots to #8.
With his Australian tour set to kick off shortly, Keith Urban’s Ripcord is back up five spots to #10.
Currently on tour, Disturbed are up 22 spots to #12 with Immortalized.
The week’s highest re-entry comes from Human Nature and their album Gimme Some Lovin': Jukebox Vol. II back in the 50 at #22.
Debuts:
#1: Bon Jovi ‘This House Is Not For Sale’ – With their thirteenth studio album, American band Bon Jovi top the ARIA Albums Chart for the tenth time. This House Is Not For Sale is the follow-up to What About Now (#1 Mar. ’13). In between studio albums, the band released the compilation Burning Bridges (#3 Aug. ’15).
#3: Birds Of Tokyo ‘Brace’ – Bird Of Tokyo return with Brace. It’s the band’s fifth album and first since March Fires (#1 Mar. ’13). The Perth band charted a year ago with the compilation Playlist (#4 Nov. ’15).
#4: Robbie Williams ‘The Heavy Entertainment Show’ – The thirteenth solo studio album from Robbie Williams gives the Brit his twelfth top ten on the ARIA Albums Chart. The Heavy Entertainment Show comes three years on from Swings Both Ways (#2 Mar. ’14). The album includes songs co-written with Ed Sheeran, Jewel, Rufus Wainwright and more.
#7: Pez ‘Don’t Look Down’ – Melbourne hip hop artist Pez makes his top 50 debut on the ARIA Albums Chart with Don’t Look Down. It’s Pez’s second album, following on from his 2008 debut A Mind Of My Own. The new album includes collaborations with Paul Dempsey, Paul Kelly and 360.
#14: Alicia Keys ‘Here’ – Singer-songwriter Alicia Keys returns with Here. Coming four years on from Girl On Fire (#12 Dec. ’12), Here sees Keys return following the birth of her son Genesis.
#15: Client Liaison ‘Diplomatic Immunity’ – The debut album from Melbourne-based act Client Liaison. Diplomatic Immunity includes a collaboration with 2015 ARIA Hall OF Fame inductee Tina Arena on the track ‘A Foreign Affair’. Client Liaison released their self-titled debut EP in September 2014.
#36: Harrison Craig ‘Kings Of Vegas’ – 2013 winner of The Voice, Harrison Craig, releases his third album, Kings Of Vegas. For his third album, the Melbourne singer pays tribute to the likes of Nat King Cole, Sinatra's Rat Pack, Elvis Presley, Tom Jones, Mel Torme, Frankie Valli and more. Criag last charted with L.O.V.E. (#5 Apr. ’14).


link to the top50 albums chart: http://www.ariacharts.com.au/charts/albums-chart

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

14. Future ft. Drake - Used To This
61. Big Sean - Bounce Back
71. Chainsmokers ft. XYLO - Setting Fires
87. PnB Rock - Selfish
98. Eric Church ft. Rhiannon Giddens - Kill A Word


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

new

1. Bon Jovi - This House Is Not For Sale
2. Alicia Keys - HERE
6. Chainsmokers - Collage (ep)
7. Various Artists - NOW 60
23. Various Artists - The RCA-List, Vol. 2
25. Common - Black America Again
30. Attila - Chaos
57. Eric Church - Mr. Misunderstood: On The Rocks, Live And (Mostly) Unplugged (ep)
76. Various Artists - NOW That's What I Call Country #1's
77. The Fray - Through The Years: Best Of
89. Tinashe - Nightride
116. Jim James - Eternally Even
128. Stevie Nicks - Bella Donna
150. Susan Boyle - A Wonderful World
152. George Strait - Strait For The Holidays
196. Kungs - Layers

re-entry

97. Chris Tomlin - Adore: Christmas Songs Of Worship
155. Guns N' Roses - Appetite For Destruction
160. Pink Floyd - The Dark Side Of The Moon
167. Lauren Daigle - Behold: A Christmas Collection
173. Celine Dion - These Are Special Times
174. Lukas Graham - Lukas Graham
182. Zac Brown Band - Greatest Hits So Far...
183. Simon & Garfunkel - Greatest Hits
186. Beatles - 1
191. Kodak Black - Lil Big Pac
192. Skillet - Unleashed
193. Fitz And The Tantrums - Fitz And The Tantrums
194. YFN Lucci - Wish Me Well 2
197. Chainsmokers - Bouquet (ep)
199. Childish Gambino - Because The Internet
200. Red Hot Chili Peppers - Greatest Hits

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UK songs/singles charts for week ending 18th November 2016:



Clean Bandit claim a second week at Number 1 with Rockabye on this week’s Official Singles Chart.The trio’s latest track, which features Anne-Marie and Sean Paul, notched up 76,000 chart sales to keep the top spot, made up of 34,400 downloads and 4.18 million streams.

Rockabye is Clean Bandit’s second Number 1 single following Rather Be in 2014, the first for featured singer Anne-Marie and the third chart-topper for Sean Paul, after Breathe with Blu Cantrell (2003) and What About Us with The Saturdays (2013).
[h=4]New entries and high climbers[/h]Elsewhere in the Top 10, hip hop duo Rae Sremmurd zoom 32 places to Number 4 with Black Beatles ft. Guuci Mane. The track has taken off across the world thanks in part to its use as the unofficial theme song of the #MannequinChallenge.
Stockholm producer Nevada enters the Top 40 this week at 23 (up 21 places) with his debut single The Mack; a re-working of Mark Morrison’s Return Of The Mack, which celebrates its 20[SUP]th[/SUP] anniversary this year. Meanwhile, Olly Murs’ Grow Up climbs 36 spots to Number 25 to give him his 18[SUP]th[/SUP] Top 40 single.
Nathan Sykes’ Famous, taken from his debut solo album Unfinished Business, leaps from 62 to 28, and Robbie Williams bags his first Top 40 single in three years with Love My Life, up 24 places to 28.
Finally, The xx’s brand new single On Hold debuts at Number 38, and Sigma’s Find Me ft. Birdy lifts seven spots to 39.


UK songs chart that includes ALL sales figures plus those of streaming: http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/singles-chart/ #1 Clean Bandit

UK songs chat that only counts sales figures of digital, cds and vinyl: http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/sin...les-chart/ #1 Clean Bandit

UK singles chart that only counts physical sales of cds and vinyl singles: http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/phy...les-chart/ #1 Youngstars

UK singles chart that only counts the sales of vinyl singles: http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/vin...les-chart/ #1 Oasis "stand by me" (reissue)

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UK albums charts for week ending 18th November 2016:



Olly Murs has seen off some major competition on this week's Official Albums Chart to score his fourth Number 1 album.The singer's fifth studio album 24 HRS sold 58,000 across physical, digital and streaming to net his fourth consecutive Number 1 album. Olly's only album to miss the top spot was his debut, self-titled offering which peaked at Number 2. View Olly Murs' complete UK singles and albums chart history here.
Olly told OfficialCharts.com: "So excited and happy to have 24 HRS go in at Number 1. It’s the most personal album I’ve ever made, and I’m really proud of it. It’s an amazing achievement for me to have had four Number 1 Albums in a row so thanks to my fans for continuing to support me!"
Olly now joins One Direction with four Number 1 albums, making him the joint most successful X Factor act on the Official Albums Chart.

Finishing in the runner-up spot this week is Emeli Sande with her second studio album Long Live The Angels (2). Emeli's debut album Our Version of Events spent 67 consecutive weeks inside the Official Albums Chart Top 10.
Michael Ball and Alfie Boe perform well yet again this week; their collection Together drops one place to 3, just ahead of Cliff Richard, who scores his 44th Top 10 album with Just... Fabulous Rock 'n' Roll (4).

[h=4]New entries and high climbers[/h]Following the death of the legendary Leonard Cohen, his final studio album You Want It Darker climbs 22 places to re-enter the Top 10 at Number 7. His The Essential hits collection also charts in the Top 40 this week at Number 26

Nathan Sykes' debut album Unfinished Business lands at Number 11, new David Bowie compilation Legacy is at 13, Sting's 12th studio album 57th & 9th finishes at 15, and Simple Minds' Acoustic enters at 16.
After their performance of Everglow on The Graham Norton Show last week, Coldplay's A Head Full of Dreams climbs 20 places to Number 17, and Pink Floyd's Early Years 1965-72 debuts at 19.
A Tribe Called Quest's first studio album in 18 years We Got It from Here... Thank You 4 Your Service is new at 26, and finally, Enigma's The Fall of A Rebel Angel finishes at Number 40.

UK albums chart of ALL sales figures plus streaming listens: http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/albums-chart/ #1 Olly Murs

UK albums chart that only counts the sales of digital, cd and vinyl sales: http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/alb...les-chart/ #1 Olly Murs

UK albums chart that only counts the physical sales of vinyl and cds: http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/phy...ums-chart/ #1 Olly Murs

UK albums chart that only counts the sales of vinyl album sales: http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/vin...ums-chart/ #1 Trainspotting - OST (reissue)

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for Jerome:

the UK Progressive Albums chart for this week: http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/pro...ums-chart/

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Australian music charts for week ending 19th November 2016:

singles:

James Arthur makes it six straight weeks at #1 on the ARIA Singles Chart with ‘Say You Won’t Let Go’.
As the popularity of the Mannequin Challenge grows, so too does the track soundtracking most of the videos, Rae Sremmurd’s ‘Black Beatles’. The track is up 27 spots from last week’s debut spot of #33 to sit at #6.
A jump of ten spots to #11 for ‘Set In Stone’ in its third week in the top 50 puts Guy Sebastian one spot away from picking up a thirteenth top ten on the ARIA Singles Chart.
After a week out of the top 50, John Legend’s ‘Love Me Now’ has re-entered at #25, overtaking its previous peak by one spot.
This week’s Singles Chart also includes moves for Illy’s ‘Catch 22’ (up two to #12), Clean Bandit’s ‘Rockabye’ (up 24 to #14) and Zay Hilfigerrr & Zayion McCall’s ‘Juju On That Beat (TZ Anthem)’ (up nine to #27)
Debuts:
#35: Zara Larsson ‘I Would Like’ – Swedish singer-songwriter Zara Larsson snares her second Singles Chart debut for 2016 with ‘I Would Like’. The new track comes two weeks after her previous single, ‘Ain’t My Fault’, peaked at #17.
#43: Jonas Blue Feat. Raye ‘By Your Side’ – Having hit #1 in February with ‘Fast Car’ and peaking at #6 in August with ‘Perfect Strangers’, British producer Jonas Blue returns to the top 50 with ‘By Your Side’. The track has already charted in the UK.
#45: Samantha Jade & Cyrus ‘Hurt Anymore’ – 2012 X Factor winner Samantha Jade and 2015 X Factor winner Cyrus team up for the duet ‘Hurt Anymore’. It’s Samantha Jade’s first Singles Chart appearance since ‘Always’ (#28 Mar. ’16) and Cyrus’ since ‘Keep Talking’ (#44 Feb. ’16).
#49: The xx ‘Hold On’ – Ahead of the release of their third album, I See You, in January, British trio The xx enter the Singles Chart with ‘Hold On’. It’s their second top 50 entry, following on from ‘Angels’ (#46 Jul. ’12).

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

albums:



The record for most Australian #1 albums in a calendar years has gotten even bigger with Two Degrees by Melbourne rapper Illy becoming the nineteenth Australian #1 album on the ARIA Charts in 2016 (see below).
A week on from his passing, the late Leonard Cohen has jumped up 18 spots with You Want It Darker. Cohen’s most recent album debuted at #6 at the end of October. It equals the Canadian singer-songwriter’s previous peak on the Albums Chart, reached with Old Ideas (#2 Feb. ’12).
Michael Buble’s Christmas continues its seasonal re-emergence, moving up four spots to #4.
With the announcement of her debut Australian tour, Adele’s 25 has moved up nine spots to #17.
After dropping to #48, Pentatonix’s A Pentatonix Christmas is up 17 spots in its fourth week in the top 50 to sit at #31.
Debuts:
#1: Illy ‘Two Degrees’ – Melbourne rapper Illy snares his first #1 on the ARIA Albums Chart with Two Degrees. It’s his fifth studio album and second top ten, following on from Cinematic (#4 Nov. ’13). Two singles from Two Degrees have already charted: ‘Papercuts’ (#2 Aug. ’16) and ‘Catch 22’ (#14 Nov. ’16).
#3: John Farnham & Olivia Newton-John ‘Friends For Christmas’ – ARIA Hall Of Famers John Farnham and Olivia Newton-John reunite for new album Friends For Christmas. The seasonal album comes just over a year on from the live release Two Strong Hearts (#1 Jul. ’15).
#6: Phil Collins ‘The Singles’ – The first new entry on the ARIA Albums Chart for Phil Collins since Going Back (#3 Oct. ’10). The compilation brings together some of Collin’s best-known solo tracks including ‘In The Air Tonight’ (#3 May ’81), ‘Against All Odds (Take A Look At Me Now)’ (#3 Jun. ’84), ‘One More Night’ (#2 May ’85), ‘Sussudio’ (#8 May ’85) and ‘Easy Lover’ (with Philip Bailey).
#9: Sting ‘57th & 9th’ – Sting’s twelfth studio album marks his return to rock music for the first time since Sacred Love (#13 Sept. ’03). 57th & 9th is the follow-up to The Last Ship (#39 Sept. ’13).
#12: Leonard Cohen ‘The Essential Leonard Cohen’ – As well as sitting at #2 on this week’s Albums Chart with You Want It Darker, the late Leonard Cohen picks up a debut with The Essential Leonard Cohen. The two-disc set features many of Cohen’s best-known works including ‘Suzanne’, ‘So Long, Marianne’, ‘Everybody Knows’, ‘Tower Of Song’ and ‘Hallelujah’.
#13: A Tribe Called Quest ‘We Got It From Here... Thank You 4 Your Service’ – Hip hop legends A Tribe Called Quest make their top 50 debut with We Got It From Here... Thank You 4 Your Service. The group’s sixth album is their first since 1998. It’s also likely to be their final studio album following the passing of Malik Taylor, aka Phife Dawg, in March of this year.
#15: Cliff Richard ‘Just... Fabulous Rock 'N' Roll’ – After the success of The Fabulous Rock 'n' Roll Songbook (#7 May ’14), Cliff Richard takes on some more classic rockers for Just... Fabulous Rock 'N' Roll. The album includes covers of ‘Blue Suede Shoes’, ‘Sweet Little Sixteen’, ‘Roll Over Beethoven’ and ‘Dimples’, amongst others.
#20: Emeli Sande ‘Long Live The Angels’ – Four years on from Our Version Of Events (#17 Jan. ‘13), British singer-songwriter Emeli Sande returns with Long Live The Angels. In between albums, Sande appeared as the guest vocalist on Rudimental’s ‘Free’ (#5 Jan. ’14) and David Guetta’s ‘What I Did For Love’ (#20 Mar. ’15).
#24: Archie Roach ‘Let Love Rule’ – Singer-songwriter Archie Roach returns with his tenth album and first in four years. Let Love Rule is Roach’s second top 50 appearance, following on from Into The Bloodstream (#49 Oct. ’12).
#38: In Flames ‘Battles’ – The third top 50 appearance for Swedish death metal band In Flames. Battles is the follow-up to Siren Charms (#33 Sept. ’14) and Sounds Of A Playground Fading (#50 Jul. ’11).
#39: David Bowie ‘Legacy’ – A new compilation bringing together tracks by the late, great David Bowie. It features material from throughout the singer-songwriter’s illustrious career, including from his final studio album Blackstar (#1 Jan. ’16).
#42: Olly Murs ’24 Hrs’ – The fifth album from Olly Murs gives the Brit his third appearance in the ARIA top 50, following on from Never Been Better (#27 Dec. ’14) and Right Place Right Time (#20 Jun. ’13)
#47: Pink Floyd ‘The Early Years, 1967-1972, Cre/ation’ – Highlights and oddities from the early career of Pink Floyd come together for The Early Years, 1967-1972, Cre/ation. The two-disc set brings together selections from the larger seven-volume set The Early Years, 1967-1972. The material covers from the band’s formation, through to the 1972 album Obscured By Clouds

link to the to50 albums chart: http://www.ariacharts.com.au/charts/albums-chart

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

59. Leonard Cohen - Hallelujah
69. Childish Gambino - Me And Your Mama
76. Migos ft. Lil Uzi Vert - Bad And Boujee
77. A Tribe Called Quest - We The People....
97. Blake Shelton - A Guy With A Girl
99. Starley - Call On Me


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

new

1. A Tribe Called Quest - We Got It From Here...Thank You 4 Your Service
9. Sting - 57th & 9th
11. Garth Brooks & Trisha Yearwood - Christmas Together
13. Leonard Cohen - Essential
17. Joe - #MYNAMEISJOETHOMAS
23. Various Artists - Cities 97: Sampler Vol 28, Live From Studio C
31. Leslie Odom, Jr. - Simply Christmas
33. Ronnie Dunn - Tattooed Heart
36. Home Free - Full Of (Even More) Cheer
39. Grateful Dead - Dave's Picks, Vol. 20: CU Events Center, Univ. Of CO, Boulder, CO 12/9/81
41. Emile Sande - Long Live The Angels
56. Animals As Leaders - The Madness Of Many
60. In Flames - Battles
78. David Bowie - Legacy
103. Pink Floyd - The Early Years: 1967-1972: Cre/ation
108. blackbear - Cashmere Noose (ep)
112. Jordan Smith - 'Tis The Season
122. Enigma - The Fall Of A Rebel Angel
156. Various Artists - NOW That's What I Call Christmas
187. Sleigh Bells - Jessica Rabbit

re-entry

142. Elvis Presley - It's Christmas Time
144. Mariah Carey - Merry Christmas
149. Rascal Flatts - The Greatest Gift Of All
154. Amy Winehouse - Back To Black
166. Josh Groban - Noel
170. Michael Jackson - Essential
179. Beatles - Abbey Road
182. Juan Gabriel - Mis Numero 1... 40 Aniversario
183. Frank Sinatra - Christmas Songs
192. Blink-182 - California
196. A Tribe Called Quest - Anthology
197. Vince Guaraldi Trio - A Charlie Brown Christmas

[Music Head]

thought Metallica and Bruno would hit our chart this week
I thought wrong

on what did hit:

Cohen's Hallelujah as a single and his compilation on the album side
woo-hoo

surprised to see Quest at #1
guess they were bigger than I thought
album is not on YouTube or I would have spun it

got the Sting in my head this morning

wth are these Grateful Dead albums that always come out?

anyone know anything about the Bowie or PF sets that come in?

old and new Christmas albums all over

and most important
why does Amy Winehouse show up on the chart
the day after I listen to it
I didn't buy it, I just listened to it
are the charts tied to what I listen to in my home
spooky stuff