Morrissey Beaten By "Bedwetters"

Frankee has held on to the top spot with ‘F U Right Back’ in the single charts, keeping ex-boyfriend Eamon one step behind at number two.

New entries this week included Cassidy featuring R Kelly with ‘Hotel’ at Number Three, The 411 featuring Ghostface Killah who entered the charts at number four with  ‘On My Knees', while The Corrs made their triumphant return at number six with ‘Summer Sunshine'. Muse’s 'Sing For Absolution’ went straight in at 16, while Nick Drakes’ first ever single ‘Magic’ entered the charts at number 32.

The top ten singles run:
1. Frankee - ‘F.U.R.B (F U Right Back)’
2. Eamon - ‘F**k It (I Don't Want You Back)’
3. Cassidy featuring R Kelly - ‘Hotel’
4. The 411 featuring Ghostface Killah - ‘On My Knees’
5. Christina Milian - ‘Dip it Low’
6. The Corrs - ‘Summer Sunshine’
7. Anastacia - ‘Left Outside Alone’
8. Maroon 5 - ‘This Love’
9. The Rasmus - ‘In The Shadows’
10. Avril Lavigne - ‘Don't Tell Me’

Keane have managed to remain top of the album charts for the second week running with debut ‘Hopes And Fears’, holding off Morrissey’s ‘You Are The Quarry’, which despite his huge amounts of publicity and Bowie slagging only got to number two. Ash’s fifth album ‘Meltdown’ entered at number five, The Charlatans ‘Up At The Lake’ at number 13, while ex-Blur guitarist Graham Coxon’s ‘Happiness In Magazines’ went in at number 19

The top ten albums run:
1. Keane – ‘Hopes And Fears’
2. Morrissey – ‘You Are The Quarry’
3. The Streets – ‘A Grand Don’t Come For Free’
4. Mario Winans – ‘Hurt No More’
5. Ash – ‘Meltdown’
6. Joss Stone – ‘The Soul Sessions’
7. Anastasia – ‘Anastasia’
8. Alainis Morrisette – ‘So-Called Chaos’
9. Scissor Sisters – ‘Scissor Sisters’
10. Gabrielle – ‘Play To Win’