In the United Kingdom the 'ELVIS' soundtrack makes a re-entry on the charts.
In the United States Elvis dropped off the main Billboard Top 200 Album chart, but made a surprise return to the Country Album chart with the 'Elvis' Golden Records' LP.
In Belgium the public domain release 'Elvis The King' entered the chart.
Other charts will be updated over the weekend when the updates are published on the various chart-websites.
Official U.K. charts:
- Official Album chart: 'ELV1S 30 #1 Hits' climbed from #68 to #59.
- Official Streaming Album chart: 'ELV1S 30 #1 Hits' climbed from #52 to #51.
- Official Soundtrack Album chart: 'ELVIS' Soundtrack #49.
- Official Country Compilations chart: 'From Elvis in Nashville' climbed from #19 to #17.
- Official Blu-ray chart: 'ELVIS' made a re-entry at #36.
- Official DVD chart: 'ELVIS' climbed from #34 to #22.
- Official Video Chart Top 100: 'ELVIS' climbed from #40 to #30.
- Official Films On Disc chart: 'ELVIS' climbed from #26 to #21.
Billboard charts:
- Billboard Top Country Album chart: 'The Classic Christmas Album' makes a re-entry at #42.
- Billboard Top Country Album chart: 'ELV1S 30 #1 Hits' dropped from #31 to #47.
- Billboard Top Country Album chart: 'Elvis' Golden Records' makes a re-entry at #50.
- Billboard Top Holiday Album chart: 'The Classic Christmas Album' remained steady at #16.
Irish IRMA charts:
- Official Irish Album chart: 'ELV1S 30#1 Hits' climbed from #95 to #72.
- Official Irish Video chart: 'ELVIS' dropped from #20 to #23.
Belgian UltraTop Charts:
- UltraTop Album chart (Flanders): 'Elvis The King' new entry at #106.
Forbes too notice of the return of 'Elvis' Golden Records' to the Billboard chart. The magazine noted:
Presley debuts his compilation Elvis’ Golden Records on Billboard’s Top Country Albums chart this week. The title appears in last place on the ranking of the most popular country full-lengths in the U.S., at No. 50, but it is new to the tally this time around, giving the rocker another posthumous win.
Elvis’ Golden Records marks Presley’s seventy-sixth title to make it to the Top Country Albums chart. That sum includes 38 top 10-charters–exactly half of all of his releases that have appeared on the tally. Presley has reached the No. 1 spot seven times.
This week, Presley also scores his first new placement on the tally in nearly five years. The last time Presley debuted a project on the country-only roster was back in 2019. That year, he sent The Best Of The '68 Comeback Special to No. 9.
It’s not clear exactly how well Elvis’ Golden Records performed in the past tracking week in order to appear on the Top Country Albums chart. The set doesn’t also appear on the Top Album Sales chart or the Billboard 200, so it earned fewer units than necessary to reach either list. That means that Presley’s compilation sold under 3,650 pure copies and shifted fewer than 8,135 equivalent copies–the numbers managed by the lowest-ranking titles on both lists, respectively.
Read the complete article on the >>> Forbes website.
(Source: Official Chart Company / IRMA / UK Mix Forum / UltraTop / Forbes)