Well, there may have been three tenors in the UK album top ten before, but never each with their own album. Yep, chart history could be made this weekend because three operatic blokes are likely to each have an album in the top ten of the mainstream music charts.
Current sales figures suggest that the new album from Italian newcomer Vittorio Grigolo - a 29 year old working tenor dubbed "Il Pavarottino" by the Italian press - should appear in the album top ten on Sunday.
The new album from Russell Watson, who is likely to enjoy extra popularity after appearing on that Just The Two Of Us thing, is also likely to chart highly, while the latest album from Andrea Bocelli, already at number four in the charts, is expected to stay top ten.
Commenting on the current popularity of the tenors, HMV's chart trivia guy Gennaro Castaldo told CMU: "Classical music is always popular, but sometimes you need a new generation of artists to make that all-important connection with the wider record-buying public. The first time we really saw the phenomenon of classical music crossing over into the mainstream in this way was through the massive popularity of the Three Tenors in the early 1990's, but now the likes of Andrea, Vittorio and Russell are achieving a similar effect with a new and younger audience."