Tony Christie scores a double whammy this week by maintaining his position at the top of the UK singles chart for the second week, whilst also leapfrogging Stereophonics to attain the number one album position. Christie shot to number one last week with the Peter Kay assisted Comic Relief track '(Is This The Way
To) Amarillo', and his greatest hits, 'Definitive Collection' also went to number one in the album chart.
The highest charting new single this week is Mario's 'Let Me Love
You' debuting at two. Other new entries inside the top ten included
50 Cent at four with 'Candy Shop', 'Return To Sender' at five by Elvis Presley, 'Switch' by Will Smith at six and **Natalie
Imbruglia**'s 'Shiver' in at eight. Elsewhere in the chart, The
Faders, Erasure and British Sea Power all charted in the top twenty, Kasabian, The Subways and Damien Rice hit the top thirty and Finn Brothers, Bright Eyes, I Am Kloot and Roots Manuva debuted in the top forty.
**Basement
Jaxx's album 'The Singles' and Queens Of The Stone Age**'s 'Lullabies
To Paralyze' charted at three and four respectively.