Young, Brown lead charts

Darius Rucker debuted in second on the albums chart with "When Was the Last Time." The Turnpike Troubadours debuted in third with "A Long Way From Your Heart." Brown was fourth with his self-titled debut and Thomas Rhett fifth with "Life Changes."

Margo Price debuted at 12 with "All American Made." Willie Nelson entered the chart with "Willie And the Boys: Willie's Stash, Vol. 2." Taylor Swift's "Red" was up 5 to 26. Last week's number one, "Southern Girl City Lights" from Jessie James Decker, fell all the way to 29.

On the songs chart, Luke Combs was second with "When It Rains It Pours." Sam Hunt was third with "Body Like a Back Road," Rhett fourth with "Unforgettable" and LANCO fifth with "Greatest Love Story."

Young jumped from 15 to 8 with "Losing Sleep." Brett Young went from 13 to 10 with "Like I Loved You." Maren Morris also moved 3 spots, to 13, with "I Could Use a Love Song." Russell Dickerson's "Yours" was at 14, up 3. Eric Church climbed 4 slots to 15 with "Round Here Buzz."

Stapleton was at 22 with "Broken Halos," up 4. He also debuted at 26 with "Millionaire," a song from his upcoming disc out in December. Kelsea Ballerini debuted at 28 with "Miss Me More." Morgan Wallen's "Up Down," featuring Florida Georgia Line, was up 5 to 35. Darius Rucker debuted at 42 with "For the First Time," Rhett 43 with "Marry Me" and Jason Aldean "I Won't Back Down (Live from Saturday Night Live)" at 47.

On the Bluegrass Albums chart, Bela Fleck & Abigail Washburn debuted in first with "Echo in the Valley." Steve Martin And the Steep Canyon Rangers slipped to second with "The Long-Awaited Album." Chris Hillman held third with "Bidin' My Time." Bradley Walker was fourth with "Blessed: Hymns And Song of Faith." Alison Krauss was fifth with "Windy City."

The Turnpike Troubadours topped the Americana/Folk Albums chart. Stapleton was second with "Traveller" and third with "From a Room: Volume 1." Price was fourth and Robert Plant fifth with "Carry Fire."

On the Top 200 chart, Young debuted in fifth. Rucker was 8th and The Troubadours were 20th, Brown 24th and Rhett 33rd.