1 N 1 Sam Bailey Skyscraper
2 4 4 Pharrell Happy
3 3 3 Leona Lewis One More Sleep
4 R 12 AC/DC Highway To Hell (11wks T75)
5 2 8 Avicii Hey Brother (6wks T75)
6 1 6 Lily Allen Somewhere Only We Know
7 5 6 Ellie Goulding How Long Will I Love You
8 7 5 Jason Derulo Trumpets
9 10 8 Eminem feat. Rihanna The Monster
10 9 8 One Direction Story Of My Life
11 8 5 Gary Barlow Let Me Go
12 6 5 Bastille Of The Night
13 12 53 Mariah Carey All I Want For Christmas Is You (47wks T75)
14 15 70 The Pogues feat. Kirsty MacColl Fairytale Of New York (62wks T75)
15 23 16 Katy Perry Roar
16 13 6 Martin Garrix Animals
17 11 4 Calvin Harris and Alesso feat. Hurts Under Control
18 20 11 AWOLNATION Sail (10wks T75)
19 17 7 Little Mix Move
20 47 5 Ed Sheeran I See Fire
21 N 1 The Big Reunion Cast 2013 I Wish It Could Be Christmas Everyday
22 19 20 OneRepublic Counting Stars
23 14 6 Lady Gaga feat. R. Kelly Do What U Want
24 21 9 Lorde Royals
25 34 9 Katy Perry Unconditionally (8wks T75)
26 28 3 Chase And Status feat. Jacob Banks Alive
27 27 23 Avicii Wake Me Up
28 18 5 Jessie J Thunder (4wks T75)
29 75 95 The Killers Mr. Brightside (22wks T75)
30 46 3 Kelly Clarkson Underneath The Tree (2wks T75)
31 25 7 Storm Queen Look Right Through
32 16 3 Rebecca Ferguson I Hope
33 R 10 Altern 8 Activ-8
34 22 4 Breach feat. Andreya Triana Everything You Never Had (We Had It All)
35 36 3 Sub Focus Turn Back Time (2wks T75)
36 40 56 Wham! Last Christmas (53wks T75)
37 R 11 Demi Lovato Skyscraper (10wks T75)
38 32 19 Ellie Goulding Burn
39 51 3 Little Mix Little Me (2wks T75)
40 44 25 John Newman Love Me Again (23wks T75)
41 31 50 Wizzard I Wish It Could Be Christmas Everyday (45wks T75)
42 30 11 Miley Cyrus Wrecking Ball
43 26 5 Rihanna What Now
44 24 4 Afrojack feat. Spree Wilson The Spark
45 84 22 Tom Odell Another Love (13wks T75 (RE))
46 35 6 Kid Ink feat. Chris Brown Show Me (4wks T75)
47 39 11 James Blunt Bonfire Heart
48 52 3 John Newman Losing Sleep (2wks T75)
49 41 7 RY X Berlin
50 43 14 Jason Derulo feat. 2 Chainz Talk Dirty
51 49 70 Slade Merry Xmas Everybody (60wks T75)
52 45 20 Drake feat. Majid Jordan Hold On, We're Going Home
53 61 32 Chris Rea Driving Home For Christmas (20wks T75)
54 42 10 Wilkinson Afterglow
55 29 6 Robbie Williams Go Gentle
56 N 1 Sigma feat. Doctor Rudeboy
57 N 1 Beyoncé feat. Jay-Z Drunk In Love
58 59 14 Ylvis The Fox (13wks T75)
59 54 43 Shakin' Stevens Merry Christmas Everyone (36wks T75)
60 50 30 Robin Thicke feat. T.I. and Pharrell Blurred Lines
61 38 3 James Arthur Recovery
62 R 2 One Direction Midnight Memories
63 57 52 Band Aid Do They Know It's Christmas? (46wks T75)
64 37 3 All About She Higher (Free)
65 72 7 Celine Dion Loved Me Back To Life
66 60 43 Bastille Pompeii (40wks T75)
67 67 2 Idina Menzel Let It Go
68 71 22 One Direction Best Song Ever (21wks T75)
69 64 36 Passenger Let Her Go
70 53 2 London Grammar Nightcall
71 R 29 Ellie Goulding Anything Could Happen (23wks T75)
72 63 24 Brenda Lee Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree (16wks T75)
73 73 32 Olly Murs Dear Darlin' (27wks T75)
74 58 12 The Vamps Can We Dance
75 56 4 Olly Murs Hand On Heart
Fewer than 200 sales prevented The X Factor from providing the Christmas number one single and album for only the second time in its history. The popular ITV talent contest's new champion, Sam Bailey, duly debuts atop the singles chart less than a week after becoming the 10th winner of the competition. Bidding for his third number one hit of the year and his first in a solo capacity, Pharrell Williams improves 4-2 with Happy (63,858), jumping over 2006 X Factor winner Leona Lewis' Christmas single One More Sleep, which holds at number three (44,642 sales) even as parent album Christmas With Love dips 13-15 (34,608 sales). The most successful of the many Facebook spoiler campaigns aimed at denying Sam Bailey the number one slot was that for veteran hard rock band AC/DC's Highway To Hell. Number 56 in 1979 in its original studio version and number 14 in a live version in 1992, it also reached number 40 last December, following the release of AC/DC's catalogue in new remasters. It tops all those positions this week, re-entering the chart at number four (43,093 sales). Rave duo Altern 8's 1991 number three hit Activ8 (Come With Me) also garners enough Facebook support to return to the Top 40 at number 33 (9,810 sales). Avicii's Hey Brother falls 2-5, despite increasing sales for the seventh week in a row to a new high of 42,010. Parent album True climbs the chart and increases sales for the fifth consecutive occasion, jumping 41-34 (19,055 sales). It sold more copies only when debuting 13 weeks ago at number two. Ellie Goulding's How Long Will I Love You also increases sales, while falling 5-7 (35,248 sales). Completing the Top 10, Lily Allen's Somewhere Only We Know slides 1-6 (37,714 sales), Jason DeRulo's Trumpets are muted 7-8 (29,504 sales) and Eminem's The Monster (feat. Rihanna) revives 10-9 (25,711 sales), swapping places with One Direction's Story Of My Life (24,376 sales). Overall singles sales increased 9.88% week-on-week to 3,093,381 - 18.89% below same week 2012 sales of 3,813,716.
No comments:
Post a Comment