Lady Antebellum tops CD chart, Aldean leads song chart
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Lady Antebellum tops CD chart, Aldean leads song chart

Thursday, February 4, 2010 – Lady Antebellum was numero uno as the best selling CD in the country for the week ending Feb. 13 with 481,000 units sold of "Need You Now." The trio took over for Taylor Swift and "Fearless," which fell to second. Jason Aldean led the Billboard Country Songs chart for the second week running for the week with The Truth.

Lady A also had the third biggest selling CD with their first release, which fell one spot. Zac Brown Band's "The Foundation" remained fourth, while Carrie Underwood's "Play On" stood at number five, down two.

"Hannah Montana; The Movie" soundtrack was up 4 to 13. Vince Gill's "Love Songs" compilation debuted at 36. There was very little upward movement in the rest of the top 40.

On the song chart, Miranda Lambert remained second with White Liar. Brad Paisley moved up two to third with American Saturday Night. Josh Turner's Why Don't We Just Dance jumped three to fourth, and Darius Rucker's History in the Making was up one to fifth. Underwood broke into the top 10 - at 10 - with Temporary Home.

Newcomer Easton Corbin was at 11, up 3, with A Little More Country Than That. Lady A's new single American Honey stood at 17, up 3. New duo Steel Magnolia's Keep On Lovin' You, was up 3 to 19.

Alan Jackson's first single from his upcoming CD, It's Just That Way, was up 4 to 25. Chris Young was at 27, up 3 with The Man I Want to Be. The big mover was Clay Walker whose She Won't Be Lonely Long was up 6 to 29. New band The Band Perry made it to 30th, up 2, with Hip to My Heart.

On the top 200 album chart, Swift was 13th, Lady A's debut 15th , Zac Brown Band 22nd and Underwood 29th.


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