Gaz Coombes by Tom Cockram
Gaz Coombes is on his fourth solo album.
Gaz Coombes is leading The Courteeners on the latest UK Record Store Chart.
But there’s been a big W for The Courteeners over on the UK’s main album chart, where the 15th anniversary release of their debut album St. Jude has gone to number one, breaking the record for the longest gap between release and topping the chart in the process.
“Good Things come to thems that wait,” Liam Fray responded. “God bless the fans.”
It was in 2012 when The Official Charts Company began reflecting the surge in vinyl sales around the UK by compiling the UK Record Store Chart from general sales figures collected at 100 of Britain’s leading independent music shops.
UK Record Store Chart, Top 20:
1/ (new) Gaz Coombes – Turn The Car Around
2/ The Courteeners – St. Jude
3/ (new) Circa Waves – Never Going Under
4/ (new) Joesef – Permanent Damage
5/ (new) Belle & Sebastian – Late Developers
6/ (new) CVC – Get Real
7/ (new) Rozi Plain – Prize
8/ (new) Clavish – Rap Game Awful
9/ (new) VV – Neon Noir
10/ (new) Billy Nomates – CACTI
11/ (new) Margo Price – Strays
12/ (new) The Mary Wallopers – The Mary Wallopers
13/ (new) James Yorkston/Nina Persson – The Great White Sea Eagle
14/ (new) Cymande – Cymande
15/ The xx – Coexist
16/ (new) Molly – Picturesque
17/ Arctic Monkeys – The Car
18/ Ezra Collective – Where I’m Meant To Be
19/ (new) Donna Summer – Crayons
20/ Taylor Swift – Midnights
