Chris Young, Aldean hold top spots

Aldean switched spots with Taylor Swift's "Speak Now." Lady Antebellum stayed third with "Need You Now," while Zac Brown Band was up one to fourth with "You Get What You Give." "Nothing Like This" from Rascal Flatts was at number five, up two.

The JaneDear girls debuted in 10th with their self-titled debut. Josh Turner was at 34, up 3, with "Haywire." Trace Adkins and Brantley Gilbert also were up 3 to 35 and 36 respectively with "Cowboy's Back in Town" and "Halfway to Heaven." "NOW That's What I Call Country," a compilation, was at 37, up 4. Brooks & Dunn's "#1s...And Then Some" jumped up 5 to 39. Uncle Kracker held the 40th spot, up 3, with "The South River Road Sessions."

Young took over for Kenny Chesney and Somewhere With You, which slipped to second. Luke Bryan was up one to third with Someone Else Calling You Baby. Blake Shelton also was up one to fourth with Who Are You When I'm Not Lookin'. Keith Urban was down three to fifth with Put You in a Song.

Brad Paisley climbed the charts as his latest, This is Country Music, inched up two spots to sixth. Aldean was in the top 10 on the song with Don't You Wanna Stay his song with Kelly Clarkson, at number 8, up 2.

New duo Thompson Square's Are You Gonna Kiss Me Or Not jumped 4 to 15. The Band Perry's latest single, You Lie, was up 4 to 26. Ronnie Dunn debuted in 30th with Bleed Red, his first single since splitting from Kix Brooks.

On the bluegrass album chart, The Grascals stayed first with "The Grascals & Friends: Country Classics With A Bluegrass Spin." Dierks Bentley stayed second with "Up on the Ridge," while Abigail Washburn's "City of Refuge" was third.

On the overall top 200, Aldean was 7th, Swift 8th, Lady A 23rd, Zac Brown Band 30th and Rascal Flatts 32nd.