David Bowie is heading for the Top 10 on the UK Album Chart with his career-spanning compilation ‘Nothing Has Changed‘.
The midweek update has the album, which celebrates Bowie’s five decades in music, at #7 – not too far behind Pink Floyd and Foo Fighters who are both on course to hold on to Top 5 places from last week.
Further back, Queen‘s ‘Forever‘ is at #12 and Bryan Ferry is a new entry currently at #14 thanks to ‘Avonmore‘.
UK Midweek Album Chart, Top 20:
1/ (new) One Direction – ‘Four’
2/ Ed Sheeran – ‘x’
3/ Pink Floyd – ‘The Endless River’
4/ Sam Smith – ‘In The Lonely Hour’
5/ Foo Fighters – ‘Sonic Highways’
6/ (new) Nickelback – ‘No Fixed Address’
7/ (new) David Bowie – ‘Nothing Has Changed’
8/ Taylor Swift – ‘1989’
9/ (new) Bette Midler – ‘It’s The Girls’
10/ (new) Alfie Boe – ‘Serenata’
11/ (new) Katherine Jenkins – ‘Home Sweet Home’
12/ Queen – ‘Forever’
13/ George Ezra – ‘Wanted On Voyage’
14/ (new) Bryan Ferry – ‘Avonmore’
15/ Andre Rieu – ‘Love In Venice’
16/ Neil Diamond – ‘Melody Road’
17/ (new) Michael Ball – ‘If Everyone Was Listening’
18/ Barbara Streisand – ‘Partners’
19/ Calvin Harris – ‘Motion’
20/ (new) Shirley Bassey – ‘Hello Like Before’