Urban leads country chart; Rexha/FGL stay there
On the albums chart, last week's number one, "Rearview Town" from Jason Aldean, fell to second. Willie Nelson debuted in third with "Last Man Standing." Kane Brown's self-titled debut was fourth Luke Combs was fifth with "This One's For You."
Kenny Chesney was at 8, up 10, with "Live In No Shoes Nation." Morgan Wallen debuted at 11 with "If I Know Me." Blake Shelton was at 21, up 6, with "Reloaded: 20 #1 Hits." Urban's "Ripcord" went from 26 to 22. Florida Georgia Line held the 25th spot with "Here's to the Good Times," up 5.
Luke Bryan was at 30 with "Crash My Party," up 4. LANCO's "Hallelujah Nights" was up 3 to 34. Tim McGraw was 35th with "Number One Hits," up 5. Taylor Swift hit 41 with "Red," up 4. Brett Eldredge's self-titled disc jumped from 49t o 42. Eric Church's "Mr. Misunderstod" was at 43, up 4.
Bryan was 45th with "Kill the Lights," up 3.
On the songs chart, Brown was second again with "Heaven." Aldean was third with "You Make It Easy." Mason Ramsey, an 11-year-old Illinois native who just made his Grand Ole Opry debut, entered the chart in fourth with "Famous." Combs was at five with "One Number Away," up two.
Thomas Rhett was 28th with "Life Changes," up 3. Justin Moore's "Kinda Don't Care" was 32nd, up 3. LANCO came in at 33 with "Born to Love You," up 4. Urban's Parallel Line" was 39th, up 3. Old Dominion was up 3 to 44 with "Hotel Key." Tyler Rich debuted at 45 with "The Difference. Pryor Baird debuted at 47 with "Night Moves." Dierks Bentley debuted at 49 with "Living." Kacey Musgraves closed out the top 50 with "Space Cowboy" in its debut week.
On the Bluegrass Albums chart, Old Crow Medicine Show led with "Volunteer." Claybank debuted in second with "No Escape." The Wailin' Jennys were third with "Fifteen." Folk veteran Tom Rush was fourth with "Voices" in its debut week. Balsam Range with Atlanta Pops Orchestra was fifth, debuting with "Mountain Overture."
Nelson led the Americana/Folk Albums chart. Stapleton was second with "Traveler." Van Morrison debuted in third with "You're Driving Me Crazy," his disc with Joey DeFrancesco. Stapleton also was fourth with "From a Room Volume 1." Dr. Dog debuted in fifth with "Critical Equation."
On the Top 200 chart, Aldean was 10th, Nelson 14th, Brown 22nd and Combs 37th.
More news for Florida Georgia Line
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- 10/14/22: FGL goes for the greatest
- 10/12/22: Kelley plans Opry debut as solo artist
- 08/04/22: Kelley rides Second Wave of Summer
- 07/15/22: BK shows his "American Spirit"
- 05/12/22: Hubbard announces debut single
- 03/04/22: Rhett contemplates "Death Row"
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