Barbra Streisand topped the charts with his duets album Partners, which sold 196,000 copies. You've read the report of Kyle Dowling on the subject, but no. 1 means that Streisand became the first artist to score a chart-topping album in six consecutive decades, and his debut people back in 1964 (the title of the song is covered with Stevie Wonder on the new album). She also moved into a tie for the no. 3 all time in terms of no. 1 album ten. She is now equal with Elvis Presley and Bruce Springsteen, while Jay Z and The Beatles ahead.
Chris Brown probably have scored a no. 1 in the average week during 2014, but had the misfortune of going against Streisand. Your X sold a healthy 146,000 copies, which is the view from their latest release.
Two country performers have no stains. 3 and 4 respectively. Tim McGraw is in third place with their new album Sky City Sundown, which sold 71,000 copies. More exciting perhaps is George Strait The Cowboy Rides Away: Live From AT & T, the recording of the final performance of the icon of the country, which fell at the stadium of the Dallas Cowboys earlier in 2014 The event was a who's who of country music (although McGraw was not present).
Top 5 rounds a train full of new albums with his Bulletproof Picasso, which sold 50,000 copies.
The only room for returning albums in the Top 10 of this week we spent in points. 6-8. OneRepublic became the latest act of profit of 99 cents sales scheme Google Play, causing it to rise not native. 57 to no. 6, while selling 49,000 copies. Maroon 5 spent his third week on the chart by moving another 34,000 copies of V passing last week no. 1 Lecrae and Anomaly, which sold 31,000 copies and was inducted into the no. Eight.
Motionless in White had his biggest debut yet, selling 31,000 copies of their album Reincarnate while slash complete the Top 10 with their new worldwide release on fire.
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