Wilko Johnson and Roger Daltrey have remained at number one on this week’s UK Record Store Chart ahead of high new entries from Johnny Cash and the Kaiser Chiefs.
There’s also a strong debut from Manchester Orchestra, who land at #4 with ‘Cope‘, while Elbow‘s recent effort ‘The Take Off and Landing Of Everything‘ has climbed to no.5.
Over on the main chart rundown, Kaiser Chiefs held on to their midweek lead to top the charts for the first time since 2007 after frontman Ricky Wilson‘s publicity drive during the past few months.
UK Record Store Chart, Top 20:
1/ Wilko Johnson & Roger Daltrey – ‘Going Back Home’
2/ Johnny Cash – ‘Out Among The Stars’
3/ Kaiser Chiefs – ‘Education, Education, Education & War’
4/ Manchester Orchestra – ‘Cope’
5/ Elbow – ‘The Take Off and Landing Of Everything’
6/ War On Drugs – ‘Lost In The Dream’
7/ Mac DeMarco – ‘Salad Days’
8/ Metronomy – ‘Love Letters’
9/ Band Of Skulls – ‘Himalayan’
10/ George Michael – ‘Symphonica’
11/ Sam Bailey – ‘Power Of Love’
12/ Future Islands – ‘Singles’
13/ Steel Panther – ‘All You Can Eat’
14/ Jimi Goodwin – ‘Odludek’
15/ London Grammar – ‘If You Wait’
16/ Paloma Faith – ‘A Perfect Contradiction’
17/ Liars – ‘Mess’
18/ Pharrell Williams – ‘Girls’
19/ Haim – ‘Days Are Gone’
20/ Arctic Monkeys – ‘AM’