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Susan Boyle

Susan Boyle Holds On At The Top Of The Chart

by Andrew Tijs on November 22, 2011

in News,Noise Pro

Susan Boyle retains the number one position in a strange week on the ARIA charts.

Susan Boyle

Susan Boyle

There have been many a shake-up over the last few weeks on the ARIA Charts, with Coldplay, then Florence + The Machine, then Susan Boyle claiming the top spot.

Boyle’s Someone To Watch Over Me held the top spot this week in a mostly unchanged top ten, apart from the + album rocketing into the number eight spot for UK folkie lad Ed Sheeran, from 21.

The highest new entry of the week was baffling: US heavy rock stalwarts Disturbed debuted at number 12 with a b-sides compilation.

Tim Freedman of The Whitlams come it at 19 with his solo debut Australian Idle and Sydney’s indie-funk party band Bluejuice’s Company hit 23.

Glee’s Christmas album could only manage 28, and Seal’s Soul 2 cover album scraped in at 42 (his first Soul album peaked at 12 in 2008 and went Gold).

Both of Susan Boyle’s other albums re-entered the charts – I Dreamed A Dream at 29 and The Gift at 48. Stevie Nicks’ Best Of also came back in at 44 on the back of her visit.

LMFAO hold onto the number one single position with ‘Sexy And I Know It’.

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