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Week of July 30, 2011 Billboards Top Gospel Albums: Kirk Franklin Takes Back The #1 Spot

This week’s charts have been shaken up a bit. Kirk Franklin’s Hello Fear takes the #1 spot back, after being #2 for the past two weeks. Earnest Pugh’s Earnestly Yours drops one spot to #2, after debuting at #1 two weeks ago.

Mary Mary’s Something Big jumps to #3 followed by Pastors James R. Adams & The Abounding Life C.O.G.I.C. Mass Choir’s Times of Refreshing, jumping 13 spots from #17 last week. Closing out the top five is WOW Gospel 2011 by Various Artist at #5.

The Ambassador debuts at #6 this week with his album, Stop The Funeral. Trin-i-tee 5:7’s Angel & Chanelle drops four spots to #7 this week, followed by LeCrae’s Rehab at #8. Tedashii’s Blacklight drops 3 spots to #9, followed by Deitrick Haddon’s Church On The Moon at #10, closing out the top ten for this week.

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Michael Jones is the Director of Public Relations for Urban Roundup Group, LLC and Chief Editor of uGospel.com. He began his career in the Gospel Music Industry upon graduating from Rowan University with a Bachelor’s Degree in Communications. Since then, Jones has had the honor of interviewing Kirk Franklin, Donald Lawrence, Erica Campbell, Deitrick Haddon and many more of Gospel’s elite.
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