‘Tis the season to buy presents for your grandma.Billboard 200:

1. Susan Boyle – “The Gift” – 335,000 (up 5%)

2. Jackie Evancho – “O Holy Night” EP – 239,000 (debut)

3. Rihanna – “Loud” – 207,000 (debut)

4. Josh Groban – “Illuminations” – 191,000 (debut)

5. Kid Rock – “Born Free” – 189,000 (debut)

6. Rascal Flatts – “Nothing Like This” – 165,000 (debut)

7. Keith Urban – “Get Closer” – 162,000 (debut)

8. “Glee Christmas Album” – 161,000 (debut)

9. Taylor Swift – “Speak Now” – 146,000 (down 30%)

10. Nelly – “5.0” – 63,000 (debut)

Below, see how many Beatles albums cracked the Top 50 in their first week of being able on iTunes… (Spoiler: one.)

Further down:

14. Pink – “Greatest Hits So Far!” – 53,000 (debut)

16. Bruce Springsteen – “The Promise” – 47,000 (debut)

19. Lee DeWyze – “Live It Up” – 39,000 (the poorest-selling debut from an “Idol” champ in history)

21. Kid Cudi – “Man on the Moon 2: The Legend of Mr. Rager” – 34,000 (down 80%)

23. Eminem – “Recovery” – 34,000 (cume: 3 million)

39. Cee Lo – “The Lady Killer” – 25,000 (down 40%)

50. The Beatles – “Abbey Road” – 19,000

You might have heard Apple’s announcement that the Beatles sold 2 million songs and 450,000 albums in their first week on iTunes, but that’s worldwide. Here in the States, “album sales totaled 119,000 units [and] individual digital track sales reached 1.4 million.” Still…not too shabby.

• Overall album sales in this past chart week (ending Nov. 21) totaled 8.12 million units

• Digital track sales this past week totaled 22.47 million downloads

Additional sales data via MTV.