Isbell debuts in fourth
Sunday, June 25, 2017 – Americana artist Jason Isbell earned his highest charting album along with best sales week for "The Nashville Sessions." The CD debuted at number ouf with 54,000 units moved.
This marked Isbell's second top 10 effort as well. Isbell' previous sales peak was 46,000, for "Something More Than Free" in 2015.
Lorde debuts in first with "Melodrama,' which had 109,000 album equivalents.
The charts will be out on Tuesday.
More news for Jason Isbell
- 02/07/24: Isbell, Shires split
- 08/08/23: Isbell succeeds at first with "Southeastern" and tries again
- 07/27/23: Giddens is "Yet to Be"
- 07/26/23: Isbell plays Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Fest
- 02/21/23: Isbell and the 400 Unit announce "Weathervanes," tour
- 09/14/21: Isbell has "Georgia Blue" on his mind
- 08/09/21: Isbell requires vaccination, negative COVID tests
- 06/08/21: Isbell's Shoalsfest is back
CD reviews for Jason Isbell
One of the four new tracks on this rerelease of Jason Isbell's "Sirens of the Ditch" is "The Assassin," and it features the same country/alternative rock hybrid sonic that characterizes Drive-By Truckers songs. Such an association is to be expected, though, as the album was Isbell's first solo release after leaving DBT. Furthermore, Patterson Hood and Shonna Tucker - each of DBT - played on the album. Much like George Harrison, just after leaving The Beatles, Isbell ...
Americana guitarist and singer-songwriter Jason Isbell started as part of Drive-By Truckers and is now a drive-by revolutionary.
"Something More Than Free" is his sixth release outside of the band and a follow-up to his 2013 award-winning album, "Southeastern." Isbell carries his group roots with him as he also makes a voice for himself, exploring his southern origins with a progressive nostalgia that's in-touch with audiences of all generations. His sound might be ...
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