The Charts: I'm Ready For A Shake-Up

Dunno if it’s more monotonous for me to report it, or for you to read it… but the top 5 spots on Billboard’s Gospel Albums chart haven’t really changed much.

BeBe & CeCe Winans remain at the top, followed by Fred Hammond, then Mary Mary.

Tamela Mann drops just a bit, from #4 to #5, and Hezekiah Walker & LFC’s Souled Out jumps from #6 to #4.

For some reason, Israel Houghton’s The Power Of One fell from the #5 spot to #14, but I think it’s just an issue of market correction– he may have gotten a large push somehow last week and he’s simply returning to the regular spot for his sales figure.

I’m ready for new music from James Fortune & FIYA, WOW Gospel 2010 and The Mighty Clouds Of Joy at the end of this month, just to see if the new releases can shake things up a bit.


3 Responses

  • matthew5and9 wrote on January 14, 2010

    Look for a jump when Marvin Sapp releases his cd. Did you see the hurried release on itunes and Amazon after the great response from the BET Celebration of Gospel? Also I am thinking Tamela Mann's cd is going to rise as I received a Tyler Perry e-mail, it was said "go get Tamela Mann's new cd". It's a really good cd.


  • Tamarra wrote on January 14, 2010

    I'm surprised a bit that Tamela Mann dropped. I actually expected the opposite. It's a little more fresh, and I would've assumed it would have received increased air play and gone up slightly. Maybe the people just need to hear it a little more. I'm a fan!!


  • PJ wrote on January 16, 2010

    Looking forward to hearing new music in 2010 from new artist Travis Greene with Pendulum Records... The single is being played on radio now...The song is called "Still Here"....AWESOME!



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