Streisand makes music history with six decades of No. 1 albums

LOS ANGELES: Barbra Streisand made music history on Wednesday by turning into the main entertainer to have a No. 1 collection in each of the previous six decades, as her most recent discharge "Accomplices" bested the U.s. Board 200 outline. 

The collection sold 196,000 duplicates in its first week, as per deals figures ordered by Nielsen Soundscan. 

With her most recent hit, Streisand additionally turned into the main female craftsman to snatch the No. 1 spot on the Billboard collection outline on 10 separate events. 

She now holds fourth place on the rundown of acts with the most No. 1 collections, tailing The Beatles' 19 graph toppers, Jay Z's 13 records and Bruce Springsteen's 11. 

Streisand's first No. 1 collection came very nearly precisely 50 years back when "Individuals" hit No. 1 on the diagram dated Oct. 31, 1964, Billboard said. 

"Accomplices" characteristics Streisand singing excellent melodies with male specialists, for example, "New York State of Mind" with Billy Joel, "Some place" with Josh Groban and "Individuals" with Stevie Wonder. 

Streisand, 72, headed a large number of new sections on the week after week Billboard 200 diagram, which measures both physical and advanced collection deals. 

Rapper Chris Brown saw his most recent collection "X" enter the outline at No. 2 with offers of 145,000 duplicates. The collection is the first since Brown was discharged from a Los Angeles imprison in June in the wake of serving an one-year sentence for abusing probation from his 2009 strike of pop artist Rihanna. 

Nation artist Tim Mcgraw appeared at No. 3 with "Twilight Heaven Town," while veteran blue grass craftsman George Strait timed No. 4 with his live record "The Cowboy Rides Away." 

Other new passages incorporate alt-rockers Train at No. 5 with "Bulletproof Picasso," pop-rockers One Republic at No. 6 with "Local," metal-rockers Motionless in White's "Resurrect" at No. 9 and previous Guns N' Roses guitarist Slash emphasizing Myles Kennedy at No. 10 with "World On Fire." 

A week ago's diagram topper, Christian music rapper Lecrae's "Irregularity," dropped to No. 8 this week. 

For the week finishing Sept. 21, general collection deals tallied at 4.36 million collections, down 4 percent from the equivalent deals week in 2013, while year-to-date deals totaled 171.3 million, down 14 percent from a year ago, Billboard said.