Pistol Annies debut at the top

On the songs chart, Luke Combs was second with "She Got the Best of Me," Dan + Shay third with "Tequila" and fourth with "Speechless." Jimmie Allen was fifth with "Best Shot."

Jason Aldean was up 3 to 19 with "Girl Like You." Jordan Davis' "Take It From Me" jumped from 25 to 20. Scotty McCreery was at 21 with "This is It," up 6. Jake Owen was at 23 with "Down to the Honkytonk," up 3. Luke Bryan was at 29 with "What Makes You Country," up 6. Morgan Wallen's "Whiskey Glasses" moved up 6 to 34. Chris Lane jumped 10 to 35 with "I Don't Know About You." "Love Ain't" from Eli Young Band was up 3 to 40. Chase Rice was up 5 to 42 with "Eyes On You." Pistol Annies debuted at 48 with "Got My Name Changed Back."

On the albums chart Combs was second with "This One's For You," Dan + Shay third with their self-titled disc, Chris Stapleton fourth with "Traveller" and Kane Brown fifth with his self-titled disc.

Cole Swindell jumped from 23 to 12 with "All of It." Dierks Bentley's "The Mountain" skyrocketed from 40 to 13. Rosanne Cash debuted at 16 with "She Remembers Everything." Adam Calhoun debuted at 21 with "The Throne." Keith Urban's "Graffiti U' was at 40, up 7.

On the Bluegrass Albums chart, Dailey & Vincent were first for the fourth week with "The Sounds of Christmas." The Devil Makes Three were second with "Chains Are Broken." Rhonda Vincent & The Rage with Jesse McReynolds, Mac Wiseman, Bobby Osborne and Sonny Osborne were second with "Live at the Ryman." "Hot Rize: 40th Anniversary Bash" were fourth with Steve Martin And The Steep Canyon Rangers fifth with "The Long-Awaited Album."

The Annies were also first on the Americana/Folk Albums chart. Bob Dylan debuted in second with" More Blood, More Tracks: The Bootleg Series, Vol. 14." Stapleton was third with "Traveller" and fourth with "From A Room: Volume 1." Cash debuted in fifth with "She Remembers Everything."

On the overall top 200, Pistol Annies debuted at 15. Combs was 27th, Dan + Shay were 46th, Stapleton's "Traveller" 52nd and Brown 62nd.