album on Sunday as his new release "Fortune" span to the top of the
charts in its first weekon sale, the Official Charts Company said.
Fans of the 23-year-old U.S. artistignored poor critical reviews and
snapped up his fifth studio album, pushing to number threelast week's
top seller, "Living Things" from American rock band Linkin Park.
U.S. pop group Maroon 5 held onto second place with their
album"Overexposed", and returned to number one in the singles
chartswith "Payphone", featuring rapper Wiz Khalifa.
Veteran singer-songwriter Paul Simon was the week's highest climber in
the album rankings, rising 39 places to number six with a reissue of
his 1986 recording "Graceland".
Elsewhere in the singles charts Brown climbed one notch to second
place with "Don't Wake Me Up", while last week's number one, from
American rapper will.i.am's "This Is Love", slid to third place.
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