UK Top 30 Physical Singles weekending 23rd April 2006

 

1 (1) Crazy – Gnarls Barkley

2 (New) S.O.S. - Rihanna

3 (2) No Promises – Shayne Ward

4 (New) From Paris To Berlin - Infernal

5 (3) One – Mary J Blige & U2

6 (New) Dance, Dance – Fallout Boy

7 (New) Leave Me Alone – Michael Jackson

8 (New) Dreams – Deep Dish ft Stevie Nicks

9 (4) So Sick – Ne-Yo

10 (New) Never Wanna Say – Soundbwoy Ent

11 (New) The Yeah Yeah Song – The Flaming Lips

12 (New) Most Precious Love – Blaze ft Barbara Tucker

13 (New) Music Is Power – Richard Ashcroft

14 (8) No Tomorrow - Orson

15 (11) Stupid Girls - Pink

16 (5) It’s Chico Time – Chico

17 (15) Naïve – The Kooks

18 (10) Here We Go – Trina ft Kelly Rowland

19 (13) Pump It – Black Eyed Peas

20 (14) Put Your Records On – Corinne Bailey Rae

21 (12) Beep – Pussycat Dolls

22 (New) La Camisa Negra – Juanes

23 (9) Unpredictable – Jamie Foxx

24 (New) Cosy Prisons – A-ha

25 (26) That’s My Goal – Shayne Ward

26 (New) Dimension - Wolfmother

27 (6) Better Do Better – Hard-Fi

28 (21) Nasty Girl – Notorious B.I.G.

29 (25) Thunder In My Heart Again – Meck ft Leo Sayer

30 (19) Why Won’t You Give Me Your Love – The Zutons

Edited April 27, 200619 yr by Mark

UK Top 30 Physical Singles weekending 23rd April 2006

 

5 (3) Be Without You – Mary J Blige & U2

 

 

Shouldn't the title be 'One'?

Thanks for this by the way!

I´m insteredsted in some sales numbers... Ever since downloads were mixed on the main chart I lost track of physical sales so I don´t have an idea of the situation of the market... How much does a single need to sell to be top 5 on the physical chart?

Not many if Jackos at 7 and he sells about 6,000 copies :lol:

I do prefer the combined chart now - at first it was annoying to see songs pushed down because of downloads but long stays means more sales and no the top 10 being flushed out by new entries every week.