Neil Diamond sparkles atop U.K. album chart
Capital of the United Kingdom (Reuters) - Neil Ball field topped the British album charts on Lord's Day, days afterward he accomplished the saame exploit in the United States.
"Home Earlier Shadow," the singer-songwriter's second, largely acoustic collaboration with producer Hayrick Rubin, opened at No. 1 in U.K., 16 long time after his only other U.K. chart-topper, "The Greatest Hits 1962-1992," the Official UK Charts Fellowship said.
As well freshly on the U.K. chart was Pendulum's drum and basso and dance-rock hybrid album "In Silico" at No. 2; Jay Sean's "My Own Path" at No. 6; and Frank Sinatra's "Nothing Simply The Charles Herbert Best" at 10. Last week's No. 1, "Jump All Over the Human race" by German language dance chemical group Motor scooter, slipped to No. 3.
On the singles chart, the Ting Tings' catchy summer hymn "That's Not My Identify" opened at No. 1. Madonna Louise Ciccone, world Health Organization had enjoyed a four-week sovereignty at the teetotum of the singles, slipped to trey with "4 Minutes," featuring Justin Timberlake.
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