Seasick Steve - I Started Out With Nothin' And I Still Got Most Of It Left

40/2008 start
03/2010 end
06 charts
57 total wks
09 peak
02 wks on peak
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The album I Started Out With Nothin' And I Still Got Most Of It Left by Seasick Steve has been listed for 57 weeks in 6 different charts. Its first appearance was week 40/2008 in the Ireland Albums Top 100 and the last appearance was week 3/2010 in the UK Albums Top 75. Its peak position was number 9, on the UK Albums Top 75, it stayed there for 2 weeks. Its highest entry was number 9 in the UK Albums Top 75. Below you'll find the exact numbers and statistics.

Album Performance:

First
Week
Entry
Position
Peak
Position
Wks on
Peak
Wks on
Chart
Current
Position
Last
Week
Chart Trajectory UK Albums Top 75 41/2008 99227-03/2010
Chart Trajectory Ireland Albums Top 100 40/2008 1913119-02/2010
Chart Trajectory Australia Albums Top 50 17/2009 171712-18/2009
Chart Trajectory Sweden Albums Top 60 10/2009 303013-12/2009
Chart Trajectory Belgium Albums Top 50 42/2008 383813-44/2008
Chart Trajectory France Albums Top 150 09/2009 10710713-11/2009
40/20089925703/2010

Other albums by Seasick Steve (6):

1Dog House Music Dog House Music
stats: reach: 03/2008 - 11/2009; peak pos: 36; weeks: 21
2Hubcap Music
stats: reach: 18/2013 - 21/2013; peak pos: 14; weeks: 10
3Man From Another Time Man From Another Time
stats: reach: 43/2009 - 39/2011; peak pos: 4; weeks: 22
4Songs For Elisabeth Songs For Elisabeth
stats: reach: 07/2010 - 10/2010; peak pos: 33; weeks: 4
5Walkin' Man: The Best Of Seasick Steve Walkin' Man: The Best Of Seasick Steve
stats: reach: 46/2011 - 25/2012; peak pos: 33; weeks: 8
6You Can't Teach An Old Dog New Tricks You Can't Teach An Old Dog New Tricks
stats: reach: 22/2011 - 47/2011; peak pos: 6; weeks: 50