1. Michael Jackson - This Is It
Courtesy Epic
Michael Jackson's documentary concert film This Is It hits theaters this week. This is the accompanying album.
2. Taylor Swift - Fearless Platinum
Courtesy Big Machine
Taylor Swift releases a deluxe version of her nearly four million selling album Fearless including six new recordings.
3. Creed - Full Circle
Courtesy Wind-Up
The rock band Creed return with their first album after breaking up in 2004. Their first three studio albums were all certified multi-platinum.
4. Train - Save Me San Francisco
Courtesy Sony
Pop-rock band Train reached the top 10 with their past three studio albums. They are best known for their top 5 hit single "Drops of Jupiter."
5. Orianthi - Believe
Courtesy Geffen Records
Orianthi was set to be guitarist for Michael Jackson on his This Is It comeback concert tour.
6. Rod Stewart - Soulbook
Courtesy J Records
Rod Stewart takes on a collection of American R&B classics.
7. Sting - If On a Winter's Night
Courtesy Deutsche Grammaphon
Sting's new release is a collection of songs meant to conjure up the winter or "season of spirits." He takes traditional British carols and lullabies as a starting point.
8. The Swell Season - Strict Joy
Courtesy Anti
The Swell Season is the duo made up of Glen Hansard and Marketa Irglova. This is their third album and is based on a 1931 book of poems by Irish poet James Stephens.
9. Tegan and Sara - Sainthood
Courtesy Sire
Indie rock duo Tegan and Sara hit the top 50 of the Billboard album chart with their last collection The Con.
10. Brian McKnight - Evolution of a Man
Courtesy Koch
R&B singer Brian McKnight holds a unique Grammy Award record. He has received the most nominations, 16, without a win.
