This week’s releases: November 6 2006
Album and singles released in the UK today
The Long Blondes release their debut album ’Someone To Drive You Home’ today (November 6) in this week’s UK album releases.
The Magic Numbers also return with their second album ’Those The Brokes’ while Paul Weller releases the ’Hit Parade’ compilation.
In the singles chart Kasabian lead the way with ’Shoot The Runner’, along with U2 and Green Day, who release the limited edition physical run of joint single ’The Saints Are Coming’, already at Number Six on downloads alone.
Album releases:
McFly – ‘Motion In The Ocean’
The Magic Numbers – ‘Those The Brokes’
Moby – ‘Go: The Best Of Moby’
Jamiroquai – ‘High Times: The Singles 1992-2006'’
The Long Blondes – ‘Someone To Drive You Home’
Paul Weller – ‘The Hit Parade’
Singles:
Christina Aguilera – ‘Hurt’
Fatboy Slim – ‘Champion Sound’
Kasabian – ‘Shoot The Runner’
Madonna – ‘Jump’
George Michael – ‘This Is Not Real Love’
U2 & Green Day – ‘The Saints Are Coming’
The Magic Numbers also return with their second album ’Those The Brokes’ while Paul Weller releases the ’Hit Parade’ compilation.
In the singles chart Kasabian lead the way with ’Shoot The Runner’, along with U2 and Green Day, who release the limited edition physical run of joint single ’The Saints Are Coming’, already at Number Six on downloads alone.
Album releases:
McFly – ‘Motion In The Ocean’
The Magic Numbers – ‘Those The Brokes’
Moby – ‘Go: The Best Of Moby’
Jamiroquai – ‘High Times: The Singles 1992-2006'’
The Long Blondes – ‘Someone To Drive You Home’
Paul Weller – ‘The Hit Parade’
Singles:
Christina Aguilera – ‘Hurt’
Fatboy Slim – ‘Champion Sound’
Kasabian – ‘Shoot The Runner’
Madonna – ‘Jump’
George Michael – ‘This Is Not Real Love’
U2 & Green Day – ‘The Saints Are Coming’
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