David Bowie is still at number one on the UK Vinyl Singles Chart – but this week it’s ‘Golden Years‘ which has replaced ‘Space Oddity‘ at the top.
New Order and Noel Gallagher have climbed back up the chart this week, while Blossoms re-enter at #18 with ‘Charlemagne‘.
Dedicated vinyl album and singles charts were launched by the Official Charts Company last year in recognition of the continuing resurgence of the traditional format – the singles chart is compiled from sales of 7″ and 12″ records.
UK Vinyl Singles Chart, Top 20:
1/ David Bowie – ‘Golden Years’
2/ David Bowie – ‘Space Oddity’
3/ (new) Vryll Society – ‘Coshh’
4/ David Bowie – ‘Sue (Or In a Season Of Crime)’
5/ David Bowie – ‘Fame’
6/ Iron Maiden – ‘Running Free’
7/ Fat White Family – ‘Whitest Boy On The Beach’
8/ Iron Maiden – ‘Women In Uniform’
9/ David Bowie – ‘Young Americans’
10/ Paul Weller – ‘Pick It Up’
11/ New Order – ‘Tutti Frutti’
12/ Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds – ‘The Dying Of The Light’
13/ (new) Jimi Charles Moody – ‘Islington’
14/ Wolf Alice – ‘Creature Songs’
15/ David Bowie – ‘The Next Day’
16/ David Bowie – ‘Knock On Wood’
17/ Kiran Leonard – ‘Pink Fruit’
18/ Blossoms – ‘Charlemagne’
19/ David Bowie – ‘Love Is Lost’
20/ The Courteeners – ‘Winter Wonderland’