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PICTURE OF THE WEEK
AIN’T NO PARTY LIKE A GROUP REFORMING FOR CHARITY PARTY
BPI SALES AWARDS: WEEK ENDING NOV 16 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, CHILDREN IN NEED, LONDON: Pop group S Club 7 performed a medley of hits
on the BBC Children In Need appeal show, performing together for the fi rst time since 2002. The group’s No.1 single Never Had A Dream Come True was the offi cial charity single for BBC Children in Need in 2000.
TAKE A BOW TEAM ANDRE RIEU ARTIST/ TITLE / RECORD TYPE/NEW CERTIFICATION
QUEEN Greatest Hits I II & III (ALBUM) 6x Platinum
2PAC All Eyez On Me (ALBUM) Platinum
PINK FLOYD The Endless River (ALBUM) Gold
NEIL DIAMOND Melody Road (ALBUM) Silver
LINKIN PARK The Hunting Party (ALBUM) Silver
FOO FIGHTERS Sonic Highways (ALBUM) Silver
ALT-J This Is All Yours (ALBUM) Silver
OLLY MURS Dear Darlin’ (SINGLES) Platinum
Key
SINGLES★ Platinum (600,000) ● Gold (400,000) ● Silver (200,000) ALBUMS★ Platinum (300,000) ● Gold (100,000) ● Silver (60,000)
SALES STATISTICS
CHART WEEK 46 Compiled from Offi cial Charts Company sales data by Music Week VS LAST WEEK
SINGLES SALES PREVIOUS WEEK % CHANGE
2,555,207 2,434,926
4.9%
ARTIST ALBUMS 1,478,402 1,147,074
28.9%
COMPILATIONS 437,430 367,995
18.9% TOTAL ALBUMS
1,915,832 1,515,069
26.5%
YEAR TO DATE SALES
PREVIOUS YEAR % CHANGE SINGLES
129,723,338 152,470,198
-14.9%
ARTIST ALBUMS 48,427,737 54,695,498
-11.5% COMPILATIONS
15,730,458 15,791,998
-0.4% TOTAL ALBUMS
64,158,195 70,487,496
-9% THE LOWDOWN
Album: Love In Venice Highest chart position: No.4
Label: Decca Records Agent: André Rieu Productions Label president: Dickon Stainer General manager: Rebecca Allen Legal: Dominic Jones, Noorjhan Flanagan Marketing: Emma Newman, Gavin Bayliss, Fiona McLachlan, Jess Simmonds, Lily Oram
National, regional and online press: Caroline Crick, Rachel Tregenza, Dan Cadwallader National and regional radio: Steve Stone, Zena Zarai TV: Molly Ladbrook-Hutt, Nirvana Chelvachandran, Ellie Thomson Sales: Liz Trafford-Owen
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