Tom Jones Lands File-Surroundings U.Okay. No. 1 With ‘Surrounded By Time’

Surrounded By Time is Jones’ fourth leader in the U.Okay. and his first since 1999’s Reload. He also becomes the first Welsh soloist to top the nationwide chart in nearly a decade, since Marina and The Diamonds’ Electra Coronary heart, in 2012.

In a listless week for new releases, the next top doubtless debut is an album acquainted to many, John Lennon’s 1971 solo debut LP, Plastic Ono Band (Apple Corps). The conventional space enjoys a reissue rollout in various computations, blasting it to No. 11 on the weekly chart.

Additional down the checklist, a advertising and marketing and marketing campaign for The Who’s third studio album The Who Sell Out sends the recording to No. 15, and a reissue of ska band The Selecter’s 1980 album Too Vital Tension (Chyrsalis) arrives at No. 24.

Used alt-rock outfit Dinosaur Jr. snag their fifth High 40 album with Sweep It Into Space (Jagjaguwar), new at No. 29, while Icelandic blues neighborhood Kaleo enter the chart at No. 34 with Floor Sounds (Atlantic), and British rockers Field Song assemble a third High 40 album with Flat White Moon (Memphis Industries). It’s new at No. 36.

Within the intervening time, Lil Nas X baggage a fifth successive week atop the Reliable U.Okay. Singles Chart with “Montero (Name Me By Your Name)” (Lil Nas X). “Montero” racks-up one other 7.4 million streams over the previous seven days, the OCC experiences, to e-book an unchanged top three with Justin Bieber’s “Peaches” (Def Jam) that consists of Caesar and Giveon at No. 2 and Joel Corry, Raye and David Guetta’s “Bed” (Asylum/Supreme Havoc) at No. 3.