Pearl Jam top seller at Bart's CD Cellar

Jon Solomon September 28, 2009 10:54AM

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Backspacer, Pearl Jam's ninth studio effort, grabbed the top spot while David Gray's Draw the Line and Mark Knopfler's Get Lucky nabbed the second and third slots at Bart's CD Cellar for the week ending September 27. Monsters of Folk (M. Ward, Jim James, Conor Oberst and Mike Mogis) and Stephen Kellog & the Sixers rounded out the top five. See the full breakdown after the jump.

Bart's CD Cellar
Top Sellers 09.27.2009

1.   Pearl Jam - Backspacer
2.   David Gray - Draw the Line
3.   Mark Knopfler - Get Lucky
4. Monsters of Folk - Monsters of Folk
5. Stephen Kellogg & The Sixers - The Bear
6. Brother Ali - Us
7.   Rodrigo Y Gabriela - 11:11
8.   Beatles - Revolver
9.   Yonder Mountain String Band - The Show
10. Manassas - Manassas Pieces

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