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Fergie still rocks, Akon joins the charts

20th August 2007, 12:15 WST



The Australian singles chart welcomes just one newcomer this week, as Fergie continues to rule the charts. US RnB artist Akon steps up to tenth place with Don’t Matter, just in time for his Australian tour kicking of later this month.

The remaining nine are familiar with placement in the top ten.

The albums chart, on the other hand, has opened the doors to four fresh faces.

The King has risen to number four, up from 22, the album on high rotation as the world mourned the 30th anniversary of the death Elvis Presley last week.

Australian songbird Katie Noonan debuted at number six with her latest release Skin.

Jetting in from a successful US tour, Australian blues and roots act The John Butler Trio have climbed five spots to number nine.

Good Charlotte twins Benji and Joel Madden slip into the album chart in tenth place.

The top two stay static, but Paul Potts edges up to take out bronze.

Michael Buble’s position has slipped as has Mika and Powderfinger to make way for the newbies.

Australian singles chart:

1(1) Big Girls Don’t Cry - Fergie
2(2) Can’t Touch It - Ricki-Lee
3(3) Dance Floor Anthem - Good Charlotte
4(4) Love Today - Mika
5(7) Dear Mr President - P!nk
6(5) Destination Calabria - Alex Gaudino Feat. Crystal Waters
7(8) When You’re Gone - Avril Lavigne
8(6) Umbrella - Rihanna Feat. Jay-Z
9(9) Thnks Fr Th Mmrs - Fall Out Boy
10(11) Don’t Matter - Akon

Australian albums chart:

1(1) The Dutchess - Fergie
2(2) I’m Not Dead - P!nk
3(4) One Chance - Paul Potts
4(22) The King - Elvis Presley
5(3) Call me Irresponsible - Michael Buble
6(-) Skin - Katie Noonan
7(5) Life in Cartoon Motion - Mika
8(6) Dream Days at the Hotel Existence - Powderfinger
9(14) Grand National - The John Butler Trio
10(13) Good Morning Revival - Good Charlotte

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