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'''''The Concert for a New South Africa (Durban)''''' is a [[Number One Hit Album]] by [[Whitney Houston]]. It debuted on the charts during [[Week 58]]. | '''''The Concert for a New South Africa (Durban)''''' is a [[Number One Hit Album]] by [[Whitney Houston]]. It debuted on the charts during [[Week 58]]. | ||
As of July 2026, it is certified 2x [[Platinum]]. | As of July 2026, it is certified 2x [[Platinum]]. | ||
The album's recordings produced the number-one hit "[[Master Blaster (Jammin')]]", along with top-five hits "[[I Will Always Love You]]" and "[[I Have Nothing]]". | |||
The album peaked at #1 during [[Week 61]]. | The album peaked at #1 during [[Week 61]]. | ||
== Chart Summary == | == Chart Summary == | ||
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''The Concert for a New South Africa (Durban)'' by [[Whitney Houston]] debuted on the King Warz Albums chart at #16 in [[Week 58]] and has spent 21 total weeks on the chart. It reached #1 for a single week in [[Week 61]]. It stands as the eighth album ever to top the chart and the fourth official #1 album of 2024. It became Whitney Houston's second #1 album. | Its tracks are alternate recordings of songs originally released on ''[[The Bodyguard]]'', ''[[Whitney Houston (album)|Whitney Houston]]'', ''[[Whitney (album)|Whitney]]'' and ''[[I'm Your Baby Tonight (album)|I'm Your Baby Tonight]]''. ''The Concert for a New South Africa (Durban)'' by [[Whitney Houston]] debuted on the King Warz Albums chart at #16 in [[Week 58]] and has spent 21 total weeks on the chart. It reached #1 for a single week in [[Week 61]]. It stands as the eighth album ever to top the chart and the fourth official #1 album of 2024. It became Whitney Houston's second #1 album. | ||
The album earned its highest weekly points total, 152, in [[Week 61]] at #1 after climbing 18 places. Its longest unbroken run on the chart lasted 7 weeks, from [[Week 60]] to [[Week 66]]. The album has re-entered the chart 6 times, with gaps of 1 to 49 weeks between appearances; the first re-entry came in [[Week 60]] and the most recent in [[Week 143]]. Of its 21 chart weeks, 1 have come inside the top 5, 6 inside the top 10 and 21 inside the top 20. | The album earned its highest weekly points total, 152, in [[Week 61]] at #1 after climbing 18 places. Its longest unbroken run on the chart lasted 7 weeks, from [[Week 60]] to [[Week 66]]. The album has re-entered the chart 6 times, with gaps of 1 to 49 weeks between appearances; the first re-entry came in [[Week 60]] and the most recent in [[Week 143]]. Of its 21 chart weeks, 1 have come inside the top 5, 6 inside the top 10 and 21 inside the top 20. | ||