Michael Jackson dominates Irish charts

Jacksonmania has set in for the summer.

The Hot Press Newsdesk, 03 Jul 2009

The newly unveiled Irish album chart contains no fewer than nine Michael Jackson titles.

At number 1, 2 and 3 respectively with The Essential Michael Jackson, Number Ones and King Of Pop, the singer also scores with Thriller (no. 5); Off The Wall (no. 7); Bad (no. 14); HIStory Past, Present & Future – Book 1 (no. 19); Dangerous (no. 43); and The Best Of Michael Jackson & The Jackson 5 (no. 82).

He also has a record-breaking 14 songs in the singles chart, the best-selling of which are ‘Man In The Mirror’ (no. 3), ‘Thriller’ (no. 9) and ‘Billie Jean’ (no. 11).

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