Original Albums Sales
Not Too Late (2007)
- America
- US – 1,800,000
- Canada – 200,000
- Argentina – 60,000
- Brazil – 60,000
- Mexico – N/A
- Asia
- Japan – 240,000
- Oceania
- Australia – 75,000
- New Zealand – 20,000
- Europe – 1,670,000
- UK – 250,000
- France – 350,000
- Germany – 280,000
- Italy – 105,000
- Spain – 55,000
- Sweden – 70,000
- Netherland – 115,000
- Switzerland – 70,000
- Austria – 45,000
- Finland – 10,000
- World – 4,400,000
How did DNW and CAWM got over 3 million digital copies?They are only certified for less than 500k copies, are there any leak figures for mastertones?Do you have a breakdown for them, please?I kind of doubt that
Hi DHdhhp!
Just like for MJ, I’ll give you the details once I access my files tonight. As a general remark yet the RIAA certifications for legacy songs’ downloads are mostly pointless. A few artists got audits recently but the majority has many awards overdue.
when?
Oops djdj, I’m late there! I happen to answer comments on a distinct computer, so I never have my files here and then when getting home it comes out of my mind! I’ll try to remember it tonigh 🙂
Hi djdj! As i stated on my previous message for old songs RIAA digital certs are rare. Here are some stats from the Jazz Digital Songs Sales since the ranking was introduced in 2010: Come Away With Me #1, 479 weeks Don’t Know Why #1, 474 weeks Sunrise #3, 169 weeks They are all currently top 60 in the Singer / Songwriter ranking, in spite of being their worst week in 4 months. They are selling near 10% of Dean Lewis at the top, who’s selling 2k per week. At this pace over the last 15 years, that’s nearly 500k… Read more »
Hi everyone !!!
Hello dear friends of ChartMasters, as already mentioned in many previous post on your website, your site is wonderful, is the site that most ‘often look at, I would like to know if this week
you analyze some singer or group.
I hope you answer me and sorry for my too much curiosity and insistence !!!
Hi everyone! Here are the 10 Norah’s tracks that have generated the most sales: 1 2002 Come Away with Me [Come Away with Me] – 6,990,000 2 2002 Don’t Know Why [Come Away with Me] – 6,550,000 3 2004 Sunrise [Feels Like Home] – 5,770,000 4 2002 Turn Me On [Come Away with Me] – 2,790,000 5 2002 Seven Years [Come Away with Me] – 1,480,000 6 2002 Feelin’ the Same Way [Come Away with Me] – 1,320,000 7 2002 Shoot the Moon [Come Away with Me] – 1,190,000 8 2004 What Am I to You? [Feels Like Home] –… Read more »
Hi dear MJD !!! Congratulations again for the website, well after just two days you have published CSPC analysis Norah Jones I’m really very fast, quick, I’d appreciate if you post every 2 days some singer or group, that would be great. I am very astonished by your great wisdom, you are an encyclopedia of music. Then as you did for the compilation Gold (ABBA) that you analyzed in detail for each country with the respective image or album cover; could you do the same with the three famous and important compilations of Beatles that are The Beatles 1 (One);… Read more »
Hello Anthony, I think that by now everyone got that you are expecting a Beatles analysis ;p It will take a couple of months from now to get everything done the good way. Norah Jones is an easy case with a few albums only and released recently with data fully accessible. It still takes roughly 3 hours per album to complete such a study, while I also have a job outside handling Chartmasters.org plus I’m off several weekends a year like this present one. From now I’ll be posting compilations breakdowns as soon as they topped the 10 million mark,… Read more »
Certain dear MJD, indeed I apologize to you for my insistence, I also ask why the Beatles are the artists who have sold more ‘discs of all but I do not think they sold more’ than a billion records as many sources cite type wikipedia. I think between albums and singles have sold about 500-600 million records. I believe that the Beatles will not be analyzed before Christmas.
Then as I understand the next artists analyzed are the Rolling Stones. Did I guess ?
Great job as always MJD! Glad you did an article on her.