Kanye West's new album Yeezus loses out to Troy Cassar-Daley and Adam Harvey's Country Songbook Troy Cassar-Daley, seen here at the National Indigenous Music Awards, has claimed the top spot on the album charts with Adam Harvey for their new album The Great Country Songbook which outsold hip hop artist Kanye West's Yeezus album. MUCH loved local country music heroes Troy Cassar-Daley and Adam Harvey have beaten out world hip hop heavyweight Kanye West to claim No. 1 on the Australian charts this week. The Great Country Songbook from the music mates beat West to the top spot by just over 100 copies, although the American superstar only had three days of sales as he released his record on Tuesday. Rumours swept the local music industry on Friday night that West's label had demanded a recount of the sales figures. New Dad Kanye West, whose daughter North was born last week, has failed to claim the top of the album charts with Yeezus with country duo Troy Cassar Daley and Adam Harvey taking out #1 with The Great Country Songbook. Fans of The Voice weren't impressed with Harrison Craig's debut single Unconditional which managed a disappointing debut at No. 15 with his popular performance of Unchained Melody at No.5. The coaches and guest artists who performed on the finale last Monday enjoyed a ratings chart assist for their conveniently timed releases. The very sweaty Robin Thicke hung on to No. 1 on the singles charts for the seventh week, while Ricky Martin came in at No. 3 with his new tune Come with Me. It was Martin's first top 5 shot in Australia since She Bangs in 2000. Coach Delta Goodrem made a strong debut with Heart hypnotic coming in at No. 7 while the song's co-writer Ryan Tedder landing at No. 17 with Counting Stars, the song he performed with his band OneRepublic on the finale. On the album chart, Empire Of The Sun would have been happy with their second album Ice On The Dune lobbing at No. 3 in its first week.