UK Charts: George Ezra #1 Album / Uptown Funk #1 Single
George Ezra’s Wanted On Voyage scores fourth week at Number 1
The Official Albums Chart Top 10 is as follows.
1 WANTED ON VOYAGE GEORGE EZRA
2 X ED SHEERAN
3 IN THE LONELY HOUR SAM SMITH
4 1989 TAYLOR SWIFT
5 HOZIER HOZIER
6 NEVER BEEN BETTER OLLY MURS
7 A PERFECT CONTRADICTION PALOMA FAITH
8 CAUSTIC LOVE PAOLO NUTINI
9 FOUR ONE DIRECTION
10 CHAPTER ONE ELLA HENDERSON
Uptown Funk tops Official Singles Chart for a fifth week
The Official Singles Chart Top 10 is as follows.
1 UPTOWN FUNK MARK RONSON FT BRUNO MARS
2 WISH YOU WERE MINE PHILIP GEORGE
3 TAKE ME TO CHURCH HOZIER
4 UP OLLY MURS FT DEMI LOVATO
5 THINKING OUT LOUD ED SHEERAN
6 BLANK SPACE TAYLOR SWIFT
7 HEROES (WE COULD BE) ALESSO FT TOVE LO
8 SOMETHING I NEED BEN HAENOW
9 PROMESSES TCHAMI FT KALEEM TAYLOR
10 LIKE I CAN SAM SMITH
400 copies. So many weeks at #1 being stolen at Ed. Generous King!
Sam, Olly, Taylor, Hozier and Ella!
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Uptown Funk has claimed its fifth non-consecutive week at the Official Singles Chart top spot, racking up a combined chart sales figure of nearly 126,000.
In its 6th week.
Take Me To Church slaying there as well, Thinking Out Loud's longevity tho.
Uptown Funk has claimed its fifth non-consecutive week at the Official Singles Chart top spot, racking up a combined chart sales figure of nearly 126,000.
The last track to spend five weeks at Number 1 in the UK was Robin Thicke’s controversial chart-topper Blurred Lines FT T.I. & Pharrell back in June 2013. Previously, Gotye’s Somebody That I Used To Know FT Kimbra topped the chart for five non-consecutive weeks from February 2012, and Rihanna’s We Found Love FT Calvin Harris scored six non-consecutive weeks from October 2011.
So many weeks at #1 being stolen at Ed. 
Generous King!
