The album debuted on theUK Albums Chart at No. 3. As a result of this, Lynn became the oldest living person and first ever centenarian to have an album charting (as she had turned 100 four days prior to the album's release). She supplanted her own previous record set in June 2014 when, at 97, she was the oldest living artist to make the top 20, withNational Treasure.[5][6] The album was blocked from the top spot byEd Sheeran's÷ (the album's third week at the top) andDrake'sMore Life.[7] Following the 75th Anniversary ofVE Day the album re-entered the UK album chart at number 30, again breaking her own record for the oldest person to chart.
