Chart Listings: UK Charts - Page 78

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Singles:

1. (2) WE NO SPEAK AMERICANO (Yolanda Be Cool vs Dcup) 3 wks
2. (3) LOVE THE WAY YOU LIE (Eminem feat Rihanna) 5 wks
3. (1) AIRPLANES (B.o.B feat Hayley Williams) 8 wks
4. (4) CALIFORNIA GURLS (Katy Perry feat Snoop Dogg) 5 wks
5. (8) PACK UP (Eliza Doolittle) 3 wks
6. (6) BANG BANG BANG (Mark Ronson & Business Intl) 2 wks
7. (5) JUST BE GOOD TO GREEN (Professor Green feat Lily Allen) 2 wks
8. (9) I LIKE IT (Enrique Iglesias feat Pitbull) 4 wks
9. (7) THE CLUB IS ALIVE (JLS) 3 wks
10. (10) MY FIRST KISS (3OH!3 feat Ke$ha) 3 wks
11. (11) ALEJANDRO (Lady Gaga) 11 wks
12. (12) ALL THE LOVERS (Kylie Minogue) 6 wks
13. (13) KICKSTARTS (Example) 6 wks
14. (15) COMMANDER (Kelly Rowland feat David Guetta) 7 wks
15. (14) NOT AFRAID (Eminem) 9 wks
16. (17) PRAYIN' (Plan B ) 5 wks
17. (19) FRISKY (Tinie Tempah feat Labrinth) 7 wks
18. (18) GETTIN' OVER YOU (David Guetta & Chris Willis feat Fergie & LMFAO) 9 wks
19. (40) WHAT IF (Jason Derulo) 2 wks
20. (NEW) DJ GOT US FALLIN’ IN LOVE (Usher feat Pitbull) 1 wk
21. (NEW) SATURDAY (Basshunter) 1 wk
22. (23) OMG (Usher feat Will I Am) 18 wks
23. (20) RIDIN’ SOLO (Jason Derulo) 19 wks
24. (28) FIND YOUR LOVE (Drake) 6 wks
25. (33) SHE SAID (Plan B ) 17 wks
26. (16) WAVIN’ FLAG (K'naan) 9 wks
27. (25) STEREO LOVE (Edward Maya & Vika Jigulina) 11 wks
28. (22) FIRE WITH FIRE (Scissor Sisters) 5 wks
29. (67) WITCHCRAFT (Pendulum) 3 wks
30. (27) TRY SLEEPING WITH A BROKEN HEART (Alicia Keys) 12 wks
31. (32) HEY SOUL SISTER (Train) 15 wks
32. (24) RESCUE ME (Skepta) 4 wks
33. (29) NOTHIN’ ON YOU (B.o.B feat Bruno Mars) 10 wks
34. (21) WAKA WAKA (THIS TIME FOR AFRICA) (Shakira feat Freshlyground) 7 wks
35. (31) TE AMO (Rihanna) 14 wks
36. (57) THE BOY WHO MURDERED LOVE (Diana Vickers) 2 wks
37. (43) FAMOUS (Scouting For Girls) 3 wks
38. (30) EENIE MEENIE (Sean Kingston & Justin Bieber) 11 wks
39. (34) ALL NIGHT LONG (Alexandra Burke feat Pitbull) 18 wks
40. (26) XXXO (MIA) 2 wks

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Albums

1. (1) RECOVERY (Eminem) 5 wks
2. (NEW) ALIVE TILL I’m DEAD (Professor Green) 1 wk
3. (4) THE DEFAMATION OF STRICKLAND BANKS (Plan B ) 15 wks
4. (2) APHRODITE (Kylie Minogue) 3 wks
5. (3) ELIZA DOOLITTLE (Eliza Doolittle) 2 wks
6. (5) THE FAME (Lady Gaga) 80 wks
7. (6) SIGH NO MORE (Mumford & Sons) 42 wks
8. (7) THE ELEMENT OF FREEDOM (Alicia Keys) 32 wks
9. (NEW) THE GREATEST HITS (Earth Wind And Fire) 1 wk
10. (13) LUNGS (Florence & The Machine) 55 wks
11. (10) TIME FLIES: 1994-2009 (Oasis) 6 wks
12. (15) MY WORLD (Justin Bieber) 27 wks
13. (42) SONGS FROM THE TAINTED CHERRY TREE (Diana Vickers) 9 wks
14. (14) SUNNY SIDE UP (Paolo Nutini) 60 wks
15. (12) JLS (JLS) 36 wks
16. (44) THE XX (XX) 20 wks
17. (NEW) HEARTS AND MINDS (Seth Lakeman) 1 wk
18. (9) NIGHT WORK (Scissor Sisters ) 4 wks
19. (NEW) STREETS OF GOLD (3OH!3) 1 wk
20. (NEW) UNITED NATIONS OF SOUND (RPA & United Nations Of Sound) 1 wk
21. (18) CRAZY LOVE (Michael Buble) 40 wks
22. (27) EVERYBODY WANTS TO BE ON TV (Scouting For Girls) 15 wks
23. (8) FLAWS (Bombay Bicycle Club) 2 wks
24. (19) ONE LOVE (David Guetta) 30 wks
25. (24) JASON DERULO (Jason Derulo) 21 wks
26. (28) IMMERSION (Pendulum) 9 wks
27. (48) THIS IS WAR (30 Seconds To Mars) 13 wks
28. (11) EUPHORIA (Enrique Iglesias) 3 wks
29. (22) THE RESISTANCE (Muse) 40 wks
30. (NEW) SYMPHONICITIES (Sting) 1 wk
31. (25) RATED R (Rihanna) 35 wks
32. (20) WON’T GO QUIETLY (Example) 5 wks
33. (26) GLEE - THE MUSIC - SEASON ONE - VOL 1 (Glee Cast) 26 wks
34. (NEW) 100 MILES FROM MEMPHIS (Sheryl Crow) 1 wk
35. (31) PRESENTS THE ADVENTURES OF BOBBY RAY (B.o.B ) 6 wks
36. (29) PLASTIC BEACH (Gorillaz) 20 wks
37. (55) A CURIOUS THING (Amy MacDonald) 17 wks
38. (30) ONLY BY THE NIGHT (Kings Of Leon) 96 wks
39. (33) IRON MAN 2 (OST) (AC/ DC) 14 wks
40. (16) BUTTERFLY HOUSE (Coral) 2 wks

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1. (2) WE NO SPEAK AMERICANO (Yolanda Be Cool vs Dcup) 3 wks

Thanks for the charts!

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Radio Airplay Top 50

TV Airplay Top 40

igor

8. (9) I LIKE IT (Enrique Iglesias feat Pitbull) 4 wks

Fourth week at the top 10 and +1!

28. (11) EUPHORIA (Enrique Iglesias) 3 wks

So sad the single is doing amazing but the album is falling.

staracademy1990

20. (NEW) DJ GOT US FALLIN’ IN LOVE (Usher feat Pitbull) 1 wk

Top 20 Debut

Swaggie

Plan B.

Jason Derulo

Ivan_brit

EMINEM

Artist of the year

LTWYL should be #1 next week this sing is so EPIC

zzmyth

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Originally posted by Ivan_brit

EMINEM

Artist of the year

LTWYL should be #1 next week this sing is so EPIC

the saddest thing is that it wont..... its #4 on iTunes now... and I dont think it will be able to go #1 unless the video really pushes it up a lot...

anyway the song has sold +275K copies by now.... and it will be huge in sales at least

Ivan_brit

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Originally posted by zzmyth

the saddest thing is that it wont..... its #4 on iTunes now... and I dont think it will be able to go #1 unless the video really pushes it up a lot...

anyway the song has sold +275K copies by now.... and it will be huge in sales at least

OOH NO

I hope that th video helps
This could not be another #2 for Rihanna

Mr.Dream

Quote:

Originally posted by zzmyth

the saddest thing is that it wont..... its #4 on iTunes now... and I dont think it will be able to go #1 unless the video really pushes it up a lot...

anyway the song has sold +275K copies by now.... and it will be huge in sales at least

I think the video will help ot a lot. Dont worry much

Nicole

6. (5) THE FAME (Lady Gaga)

80 wks

MonstahNL

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6. (5) THE FAME (Lady Gaga) 80 wks

Sporefan

1. (1) RECOVERY (Eminem) 5 wks
2. (NEW) ALIVE TILL I’m DEAD (Professor Green)

Eminem

I like this Professor Green guy,i have to listen to his album!

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Singles

89107 Yolanda Be Cool vs Dcup
64082 Emienem feat Rihanna
63283 B.o.B feat Hayley Williams

45279 Eliza Doolittle (5)
14847 Jason Derulo (19)
14484 Usher feat Pitbull (20)
5289 Diana Vickers (39)

After climbing 5-2 last week, Australian act Yolanda Be Cool Vs. D Cup’s debut single We No Speak Americano surges to the summit, on sales of 89,107 copies.

The track, which has already been number one in Denmark, The Netherlands, Sweden and Flanders, samples the late Renato Carosone’s 1956 recording Tu Vuò Fà L'Americano, and is sung predominantly in Italian, though it lapses into English for “I love you” and “whiskey soda”.
Of 1,135 previous UK number ones since the chart’s 1952 inception, the only other number ones sung wholly or predominantly in a foreign tongue are: Oh Mein Papa by Eddie Calvert (1954, only lyric is the title, German), Je T’Aime...Moi Non Plus by Jane Birkin & Serge Gainsbourg (1967, French), Rock Me Amadeus by Falco (1986, mostly German, sporadic English), La Bamba by Los Lobos (1987, Spanish), Sadness Part 1 by Enigma (1991, background vocals: Latin, foreground: French), and The Ketchup Song (Asereje) by Las Ketchup (2002, Spanish).

Doop’s self-titled 1994 chart-topper has its title repeated many times but although the group is Dutch and doop means baptism in Dutch, it is used in the track simply as a vocal ‘tic’ and not as a word.

There are no new entries to the Top 10 this week, just a reshuffling of the pack. Last week’s number one, Airplanes, dips to number three (63,283 sales), while Love The Way You Lie, by Eminem feat. Rihanna, rebounds 3-2 (64,082 sales). Aside from Yolanda Be Cool, the only song in the Top 10 to increase sales week-on-week is Eliza Doolittle’s Pack Up, which rises 8-5 with sales up 20% at 45,279.

The week’s highest debut is DJ Got Us Falling In Love (number 20, 14,484 sales) by Usher feat. Pitbull.

In pursuit of his fourth top three hit in less than a year, Jason DeRulo’s What If climbs 40-19 (14,847 sales). Diana Vickers also makes a big move, with The Boy Who Murdered Love – follow-up to her chart-topping debut Once – jumping 57-36 (5,289 sales). DeRulo’s self-titled debut surprisingly retreats 24-25 (6,464 sales), while Vickers’ Songs From The Tainted Cherry Tree catapults 42-13 (8,703 sales), achieving its best placing for 10 weeks.

Singles sales are down 3.3% week-on-week at 2,726,637 – 8.75% above same week 2009 sales of 2,507,294.

Albums

41593 Eminem
27409 Professor Green
23811 Plan B
21504 Kylie Minogue
21231 Eliza Doolittle

14865 Mumford & Sons (7)
11361 Earth Wind & Fire (9)
8703 Diana Vickers (13)
7661 The XX (16)*
7992 Seth Lakeman (17)*
7545 3OH!3 (19)
6464 Jason Derulo (25)
6415 30 Seconds To Mars (27)
5762 Sting (30)
5162 Sheryl Crow (34)

COMPILATIONS

249195 Now 76

Eminem leads urban chart run
09:37 | Monday July 26, 2010

The number one artist album, for the fourth time in five weeks, is Eminem’s latest, Recovery.

The album sold a further 41,593 copies last week, lifting its 34-day tally to 351,028, enough for it to rank ninth in the year-to-date chart. We suggested last week that Eminem had spent 15 weeks at the top of the album chart in the 21st century, a total inferior only to Robbie Williams (23 weeks) and Dido (17).

In fact, with The Marshall Mathers LP, Encore and Relapse all spending two weeks at number one, The Eminem Show and Curtain Call – The Hits reigning for five weeks each and Recovery’s current run, Eminem has spent 20 weeks at number one, and that total rises to 21 if we also include the week that his group D12 spent at number one with their 2004 album D12 World.

Kylie Minogue’s Aphrodite and Eliza Doolittle’s self-titled debut occupied second and third places last week, and now fall two notches each on sales of 21,504 and 21,231 respectively, pushed down by Professor Green, whose introductory album, Alive Till I’m Dead, debuts at number two (27,409 sales), and the 4-3 rise of Plan B’s The Defamation Of Strickland Banks (23,811 sales). With Eminem at one and Green at two, hip hop scores its second double – the only previous occasion in chart history when rap albums were at one and two was in week ending September 22 2007, when Kanye West was number one with Graduation, and 50 Cent was second with Curtis. Plan B’s R&B/hip-hop hybrid makes it an all-urban top three.

While Mumford & Sons’ Sigh No More subsides 6-7 (14,865 sales) it is joined in the Top 20 by fellow folk/rock crossover act Seth Lakeman, whose Hearts & Minds debuts at number 17 (7,992 sales). It’s Lakeman’s second Top 20 album, following Poor Man’s Heaven, which debuted at number eight on sales of 12,522 in 2008.

Into the album chart for the first time in the 21st century, Earth, Wind & Fire debut at number nine (11,361 sales) with their new Greatest Hits compilation. It’s their 11th chart album since their 1978 debut, and their highest charting album since The Collection reached number five in 1986.

Thanks to Professor Green (Virgin) Kylie Minogue and Eliza Doolittle (both Parlophone), EMI has three albums in the top five, equalling its 21st century best. It has achieved the feat on eight previous occasions since 2000, most recently last September, courtesy of Jamie T, David Guetta and The Beatles.

3OH3! reached only number 77 with last album Want but follow-up Streets Of Gold debuts at number 19 (7,545 sales), following the band’s success with Don’t Trust Me, Katy Perry collaboration Starstrukk (which has sold 525,408 copies), and current single My First Kiss (feat. Ke$ha), all of which are included.

Sheryl Crow’s first four studio albums reached the Top 10, but subsequent sets Wildflower (2005) and Detours (2008) peaked at 20 and 25 respectively. Her latest, 100 Miles From Memphis continues the downward spiral, debuting at number 34 (5,162 sales). Her erstwhile A&M labelmate Sting racked up seven straight Top 10 solo albums but has been the architect of his own chart downfall, recording his more marginal baroque album of John Dowling covers Songs From The Labyrynth and the seasonal set If On A Winter’s Night, with peak placings of 25 and 15 resulting. His third straight irregular album, Symphonicities, sees him putting a classical spin on his solo and Police material, and debuts at number 30 (5,762 sales).

The 19th Barclaycard Mercury Prize nominees were announced last Tuesday, and most receive useful spikes in sales, with hot favourites The xx’s self-titled debut charging 44-16 – with sales up 101% week-on-week to 7,661 – to exceed both the number 36 position in which it debuted 44 weeks ago, and its previous peak of number 31, as achieved 14 weeks ago. The album has thus far sold 133,729 copies.

Another album to enjoy a belated chart peak is 30 Seconds From Mars’ This Is War, which originally debuted and peaked at number 31 last December but has leapt 114-48-27 in the last fortnight, with the band – fronted by actor Jared Leto - in the UK for festival dates and TV appearances. It has sold 123,516 copies since release, 6,415 of them last week,

Now That’s What I Call Music! 75 has sold fewer than 600,000 copies to date, less than any of its 11 immediate predecessors and follow-up Now! 76 is off to a slower start. Including 10 number one hits among its 46 tracks, it achieved first-week sales of 249,195 last week – 1.54% below Now! 75’s first week tally of 253,081, and 9.27% down on its 2009 equivalent Now! 73’s first week tally of 274,661.

Overall album sales last week improved 7.3% to 2,027,196 – 0.46% above same week 2009 sales of 2,017,820.

AshleeSimpsonFan

Example

zzmyth

271.000 for love the way you lie in 5 weeks

igor

How much has Enrique sold? Anyone?

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The Wanted and Travie McCoy set to top singles chart
10:37 | Tuesday July 27, 2010
By Ben Cardew
Source: MW
Singles

The Wanted and Travie McCoy look likely to provide an all-new top two on the singles chart this Sunday, with tracks from Swedish House Mafia and Magnetic Man also set for top ten debuts.

The Wanted’s All Time Low (Geffen) looks a good bet to top the charts, after selling almost 35,000 copies in its first day of release, with Travie McCoy feat Bruno Mars’ Billionaire (Decaydance / Fueled By Ramen) currently in runners up position.

Swedish House Mafia’s collaboration with Pharrell One (Your Name) [Virgin] is sitting at five in Official Charts Company midweek sales flashes, with Magnetic Man featuring Angela Hunte’s I Need Air (Columbia) two places behind.
Albums

On the albums chart, Tom Jones’ new set Praise & Blame (Island) has established a slender lead over Eminem’s Recovery (Interscope) and Avenged Sevenfold’s Nightmare (Warner Bros), although it faces an uphill struggle to remain on top come Sunday with such strong opposition.

Meanwhile, Jedward’s debut album Planet Jedward (Absolute) should challenge for a top ten debut, while The Magic Numbers’ The Runaway (Heavenly) should make the top 30.
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Top 40 Only
Singles

1 The Wanted
2 Travie McCoy/Bruno Mars
3 Yolanda Be Cool
4 Eminem/Rihanna
5 Swedish House Mafia

Top 10
7 Magnetic Man

Top 15
Pitbull Feat. Usher

Top 20
Flo Rida (Step Up 3D)

Top 40
31 Diana Vickers
Travie McCoy (Superbad)
Travie McCoy (Bad All By Myself)

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Albums

1 Tom Jones
2 Eminem
3 Avenged Sevenfold
4 Plan B
5 Eliza Doolittle

Top 15
11 Jedward
Michael Buble
Paolo Nutini
The XX

Top 25
Pendulum
Jason Derulo
30 Seconds To Mars
25 Rihanna

Top 30
The Magic Numbers
Muse
Drake

Top 40
B.o.B.
Pixie Lott
Biffy Clyro
Crazyfists

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ARTIST UPDATES
Singles
Katy Perry 4+4
Enrique 5+6
JLS 6+7
Lady Gaga 8+7
Kylie Minogue 8+8
Kelly Rowland 10+11
Alicia 20+14
Rihanna 20+20

Albums
Lady GaGa 4+3
Kylie 4+4
Alicia 5+5
Diana V 7+7
Justin 8+8
JLS 16+16
Enrique 16+17

GaGaFan

^ Mehhhh I really hope that the music video for LTWYL gives it the power to get to that number one spot.