Paul McCartney Returns To The Billboard Charts With One Of His Oddest Albums
After reuniting The Beatles with the help of artificial intelligence earlier this year, Paul McCartney is once again succeeding on the Billboard charts. The rocker sees one of his most controversial collections find its way back to a handful of tallies this week, and this time, he’s going solo.
The album McCartney II reappears on a pair of Billboard charts this week. The set isn’t new to either list, as it’s been out for decades and has already spent a fair amount of time on a number of tallies published by the chart company. Fans are clearly still interested in the collection, as they’ve purchased and streamed it back onto the weekly rankings.
The title reappears on the Billboard 200 at No. 177. The tally ranks the most-consumed albums, regardless of style, using a methodology that combines streams and sales. According to Luminate, McCartney II moved another 9,765 equivalent units in the past tracking period.
Source: Hugh McIntyre/forbes.com
