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Post by HWI on Sept 18, 2004 10:54:19 GMT
Well folks,
If you have read Dave's update in the Latest Chart News thread under News Discussions, Hayley has achieved a milestone which is very rare, if not unique.
Her debut international album, PURE, has been in both the Classical Artists chart and the Classic FM chart (top ten) for 52 consecutive weeks. No mean feat when we consider that the Classic FM chart also includes soundtracks and compilation albums. This has not happened even in her home country of New Zealand.
Another interesting statistic as well. Hayley had the top selling classical album of 2003 in the UK. So far this year, PURE is also the top selling classical album of 2004.
This shows how much she is loved in the UK.
CONGRATULATIONS HAYLEY! And long may it continue.
Keith.
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Post by Joe on Sept 19, 2004 2:43:25 GMT
It is indeed wonderful and truly outstanding that Hayley has stayed an entire year in the Classic FM charts. Plus Decca are planning to rerelease PURE in the UK in mid-November. Three cheers for Hayley!
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Post by HWI on Oct 1, 2004 15:17:53 GMT
PURE continues it's march!! It has now been in the UK Classical Artists Chart top 10 for 54 consecutive weeks. We are still awaiting the update to the Classic FM Chart. CONGRATULATIONS HAYLEY!! i.postimg.cc/9fYxy370/smilie-big-grin.gifkeith. |
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Post by HWI on Jan 25, 2005 21:27:50 GMT
Well, How much better can it be? Pure has been there now for 70 weeks. Someone, I can't remember who, said that she would never be successful here (in the UK). That was back in 2003, before PURE was released. I knew before it was announced she had signed an international deal with Decca that she would be a top world class artist. Does anyone think that someone should be eating their words? i.postimg.cc/9fYxy370/smilie-big-grin.gifKeith. |
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Post by Richard on Jan 26, 2005 8:55:25 GMT
Hello everybody.
I would like to send my own personal congratulations to Hayley for the success of "Pure". I remember the first time I ever heard it, on a listening post in Borders, Oxford St, London, and I immediately knew Hayley would be a world-beater!
I wasn't at all surprised when, six months later, I saw (and met) Hayley for the second time, starring in her own concert at the London Palladium, just round the corner from where I first heard her.
Now I'm really looking forward to Hayley's next album, and I very much hope it will be even more successful than "Pure"!
I hope everyone will look at the "Songs for Hayley" section on this Forum, and please make your suggestions for songs and a title for the new album.
Bye for now,
Richard
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Post by postscript on Sept 11, 2006 18:36:39 GMT
Hi Mods. Once again, I really did look around and decided this was the best thread. i just didn't feel it warranted a new one. Having written it perhaps Cadogan Hall revisited might have been a better choice?
So, according to Dave's report on the Songs of Praise recording at the Royal Albert Hall, courtesy of G4, she's back home but perhaps whacked out from the trip.
Take your time Hayley getting back into harness. i hope you really did have a good break that has done you the world of good. Welcome back to what we are pleased to think you are happy to call your second home.
Okay, we're not your family and leaving them after what was really a very short time must have been a tremendous wrench, but you know we here love you to bits. We hope that when you see us around, like that moment at Gawsworth Hall when you arrived, waving at us energetically through the windscreen, and stopping to chat on the way home; or that moment last time at Cadogan Hall, when 'an international star stepped out on to the side walk, just off London's Sloane square, to say 'hi' to some fans she knew well enough to be that casual with'... in such moments, hopefully we make you feel at home again .
Much love Hayley.
Peter S.
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Post by Richard on Sept 12, 2006 7:29:17 GMT
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Post by grant on Sept 12, 2006 18:27:02 GMT
WELCOME BACK TO THE UK HAYLEY!! AND CONGRATULATIONS ON PURE'S CONTINUING SUCCESS!!
I hope you managed to do all the things you wanted to do back home and that you enjoyed a refreshing break with your wonderful family.
It's very reassuring to have you back in our midst now, and although I know your "HWI Family" isn't quite the same as 'the folks back home', you are always in our thoughts and prayers because we love you, and WE will always be there for you.
Lots of love
Grant
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