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'People, Hell and Angels' by Jimi Hendrix tops HMV Canada CD sales chart
The following is HMV Canada's top 10 CDs based on national sales for the week ending March 16.
CDs
1 People, Hell and Angels _ Jimi Hendrix
2 Next Day _ David Bowie
3 What About Now _ Bon Jovi
4 Unorthodox Jukebox _ Bruno Mars
5 Sound City/Real to Reel _ Various Artists
6 Spring Break ... Here to Party _ Luke Bryan
7 Babel _ Mumford & Sons
8 The Lumineers _ The Lumineers
9 Unapologetic _ Rihanna
10 The Truth About Love _ P!nk
COUNTRY
1 Spring Break: Here to Party _ Luke Bryan
2 Red _ Taylor Swift
3 Tailgates & Tanlines _ Luke Bryan
4 Blown Away _ Carrie Underwood
5 Chief _ Eric Church
6 Old Yellow Moon _ Emmylou Harris and Rodney Crowell
7 Hunter Hayes _ Hunter Hayes
8 Stompin' Tom and The Roads of Life _ Stompin' Tom Connors
9 Two Lanes of Freedom _ Tim McGraw
10 Here's to the Good Times _ Florida Georgia Line
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Manitoba musicians in national competition
1:00 AM 0EIGHT Manitobans have qualified for the national final of the Canadian Music Competition, which takes place next month in Sherbrooke, ...
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