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It is treble tops for the Scissor Sisters, who are number one on the singles chart for the fourth straight week with I Don't Feel Like Dancin', while that track remains on top of the radio airplay chart, and Ta-Dah enjoys a second week of domination at the top of the albums chart.
Although Madonna was the last US act to maintain simultaneous superiority on both the singles and albums charts for a fortnight as recently as last November, when single Hung Up and album Confessions On A Dance Floor paired up, it is a great deal longer since an American group turned the trick.
In fact, it was last achieved when Blondie's reign with single Heart Of Glass and parent album Parallel Lines overlapped by two weeks in February 1979.
It is the second long-standing record previously held by Blondie that the Scissor Sisters have taken - their self-titled debut album was the biggest-seller of 2004, the first by an American group to take the annual sales title with an album of new material since the aforementioned Parallel Lines topped the 1979 tabulations.
With sales last week of 32,338 for I Don't Feel Like Dancin' and 134,953 for Ta-Dah - dips of 23.6% and 52.3% week-on-week - Scissor Sisters' continued ...