Elton John's 'Who Believes in Angels' Tops Charts in US, UK

Sir Elton John's new album, "Who Believes in Angels?", a collaboration with Brandi Carlile, has debuted at number one on both the UK and US charts, marking the artist's 10th UK number one album in a career spanning over five decades. John expressed his amazement at the continued success, stating that he feels this is one of his finest works in years. The album, which has been praised as a 'gutsy, flamboyant tearjerker', was created under challenging circumstances, including John's recovery from a hip replacement and the pressures of collaborating in a live studio setting. Despite initial difficulties during the recording process, which led to moments of frustration, the team ultimately produced 14 songs in just two and a half weeks. The album's release was delayed due to an eye infection, but it has now received rave reviews and is celebrated as a significant achievement in John's illustrious career. Critics and fans alike are thrilled to see such a beloved artist deliver a late-career high point.