After debuting at #2 with Don't Forget just last year, Demi Lovato has worked some Disney magic on next week's Billboard 200 chart, as 107,000 first-week sales of [article id="1616552"]Here We Go Again[/article] earn her the #1 spot.

According to figures provided by Nielsen SoundScan, the "Sonny With a Chance" teen's sophomore album will just edge out last week's #1, [article id="1616729"]Daughtry's Leave This Town,[/article] which shed 63 percent of its debut business, slipping a spot to #2 in its second week on sales of 100,000.

Daughtry has some "American Idol" company in the top 10, as the sophomore album from season-six winner [article id="1616795"]Jordin Sparks, Battlefield,[/article] pops in at #7 in its first week, moving 48,000 copies. The bow is actually both a step up and down for Sparks, whose 2007 [article id="1575221"]self-titled debut only hit #10[/article] in its first week, while selling more than 119,000 copies.

Over on the Comprehensive Albums chart, Lovato will actually be beat out by Michael Jackson's Number Ones, which retakes the #1 spot thanks to another 151,000 units moved. It's among three Jackson albums still lodged in the top 10 on that chart (which combines contemporary albums with catalog titles), with a total of seven residing in the top 20. A month after his death, Jackson continues to rule the Top Catalog Album charts, with a lock on nine of the top 10 positions.

Back on the 200 chart, the top 10 is largely unchanged, as resurgent soul singer Maxwell drops a spot to #3 (72,000) with BLACKsummers'night, followed by Now 31 (#4, 57,000), Hannah Montana 3 (#5, 53,000), the Black Eyed Peas' E.N.D. (Energy Never Dies) (#6, 52,000), Kings of Leon's Only by the Night (#8, passing the platinum mark after nearly a year on the charts), Taylor Swift's Fearless (#9, 37,000) and Lady Gaga's Fame (#10, 27,000).

A trio of albums that debuted in the top 10 last week have taken a tumble, including Twista's Category F5 (down 11 spots to #19 on sales of 19,000); the first effort from Jack White's the Dead Weather, Horehound (which dives 17 spots to #23 on sales of 17,000); and the latest from R&B singer Joe, Signature, which falls 20 spots to #27 (15,000).

Showing some serious hang time more than a year after crashing the charts, Katy Perry's One of the Boys storms up 17 spots to #49 on sales of close to 9,000 thanks to a goose from her latest single, "Waking Up in Vegas." The news is not so hot for [article id="1616561"]Sugar Ray, whose attempt at a comeback after six years, Music for Cougars, limps in at #79, converting just over 5,000 fans. If it makes them feel any better, the second musical attempt from wrestling spawn Brooke Hogan, Redemption, fails to achieve some, dropping in with a thud at #144 in its first week (3,000).

Look for chart debuts next week from Fabolous[/article], [article id="1617122"]Ashley Tisdale[/article] and [article id="1617139"]Kristinia DeBarge[/article].