The world is eagerly waiting for the new album Adele, Oh “30”, To be released on November 19, the British singer will have to celebrate a lot in her life, including the best-selling female album in UK history.
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Information from the official charts takes care of the UK music chart, it was revealed “21”, A disc released by Adele in 2011, is the best-selling album in the history of the British parade, surpassing the 5 million units already sold there. Second place, “Black again” From Amy WinehouseIt is a short distance from the figure of 3.9 million units sold on Queen Elizabeth II’s land.
UK female album sales figures have been updated in celebration of National Album Day, this year 2021 focuses on women in music.
Adele often appears on the list: with 5th place “25” And with the 14th “19”.
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- Adele – 21
- Amy Winehouse – Black again
- Madonna – Immaculate Compilation
- Shania Twain – Come on
- Adele – 25
- Leona Lewis – Spirit
- Tido – No Angel
- Spice Girls – Spice
- Lady Gaga – fame
- Tido – rent life
- Alanis Morissette – Jacket Little Pill
- Tracy Chapman – Tracy Chapman
- Nora Jones – Come with me
- Adele – 19
- Emily Sande – Our version of events
- Whitney Houston – Whitney
- Duffy – Rockferry
- Tina Turner – Simply the best
- Celine Dion – Falling into you
- Celine Dion – Let’s talk about love
- Christina Aguilera – Removed
- Rihanna – Loud
- Susan Boyle – I had a dream
- Rihanna – Good girl is bad
- Katie Melua – Stop the search
- Eva Cassidy – Sangford
- B! NK – MissSundstood
- Avril Lovingne – Leave
- Whitney Houston – Outstanding Success
- Madonna – Radiation of light
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