The ‘Seattle’ Sound
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There’s nothing sleepy about the performance of the “Sleepless in Seattle” soundtrack. It’s as hot as the movie, entering The Times’ Southern California pop album chart at No. 3. “Sleepless” is the kind of romantic movie fans love to relive through the soundtrack. Barbra Streisand’s hard-core fans obviously weren’t swayed by the lukewarm reviews of her latest Broadway album, which debuted at No. 1. Billy Ray Cyrus’ “It Won’t Be the Last” hasn’t caught on with pop fans but he’s still the country king. His new one tops the country chart while his last one, “Some Gave All,” is No. 5.
TOP 10 ALBUMS
Title, Artist (National Rank) Last Week 1 Back to Broadway, Barbra Streisand (1) -- 2 janet., Janet Jackson (2) 1 3 Sleepless in Seattle, soundtrack (9) -- 4 Unplugged and Seated, Rod Stewart (5) 2 5 The Chronic, Dr. Dre (6) 3 6 Ten Summoner’s Tales, Sting (15) 6 7 Core, Stone Temple Pilots (4) 5 8 Duran Duran, Duran Duran (20) 7 9 The Bodyguard, soundtrack (11) 8 10 Breathless, Kenny G (7) 4
TOP 10 SINGLES
Title, Artist (National Rank) Last Week 1 Whoomp! (There It Is), Tag Team (1) 1 2 Can’t Help Falling in Love, UB40 (3) 2 3 Weak, SWV (2) 3 4 Knockin’ Da Boots, H-Town (4) 4 5 Dre Day, Dr. Dre (6) 5 6 Lately, Jodeci (8) 9 7 Have I Told You Lately, Rod Stewart (12) 6 8 Show Me Love, Robin S (15) 7 9 That’s The Way. . ., Janet Jackson (10) 8 10 I’m Gonna Be, Proclaimers (11) 10
TOP 10 COUNTRY ALBUMS
Title, Artist (National Rank) Last Week 1 It Won’t Be the Last, Billy Ray Cyrus (1) 1 2 Tell Me Why, Wynonna (7) 2 3 Pure Country, George Strait (3) 3 4 This Time, Dwight Yoakam (10) 4 5 Some Gave All, Billy Ray Cyrus (4) 5 6 Lot About Livin,’ Alan Jackson (2) 7 7 It’s Your Call, Reba McEntire (8) 6 8 The Chase, Garth Brooks (9) 10 9 Hard Workin’ Man, Brooks & Dunn (5) 9 10 Life’s a Dance, John M. Montgomery (6) --
Source: SoundScan Inc., for week of July 4
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