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Reference/Source for recent edit

Hi DrAftershave, hope I have found you well. I've had to revert your recent edits to Kim Carnes discography and St. Vincent's Court as both edits were unsourced. Do you happen to have a link, book or other reference to verify that her album charted at No. 206 in the United States? My understanding is that the Billboard albums survey only covered the Top 200, so I'm curious about where you might have got that information from. I'd love to include that detail if it's indeed true, but a source is needed. Many thanks, Skyrack95 (talk) 20:02, 5 November 2022 (UTC)