Sugarland, Rucker lead charts

"As She's Walking Away by Zac Brown Band with Alan Jackson was up four to second on the song chart. Sugarland remained third with Stuck Like Go. Taylor Swift, who just released her "Speak Now" CD Tuesday, was fifth on the song chart with Mine, up three. Rascal Flatts made it into the top 10 with Why Why Wait, up 1 to 10th.

Tim McGraw stood at 16, up 5, with Felt Good On My Lips. Trace Adkins was up 3 to 17 with This Ain't No Love Song. Lady Antebellum looks like it has a third hit on its hands from its latest CD with Hello World up 5 to 24 in its fifth week out. Blake Shelton was at 29, up 3, with Who Are You When I'm Not Looking. James Wesley broke into the top 30 - at 30 - with Real.

Sugarland replaced Rucker's "Charleston, SC 1966," which slipped to second, on the top of the CD chart. Kenny Chesney remained third with "Hemingway's Whiskey." Zac Brown Band remained fourth with "You Get What You Give," while The Band Perry's self-titled debut fell three to fifth.

Eric Church's "Carolina" was up 3 to 16 in its 83rd week on the chart. Chris Young was up 5 to 32 with "The Man I Want to Be." Uncle Kracker's "Happy Hour: The South River Road Sessions" was up 3 to 35.

On the bluegrass chart, Dierks Bentley was first with "Up on the Ridge" and Rhonda Vincent second with "Taken."

On the overall top 200 chart, Rucker was 10th, Chesney 13th, Zac Brown Band 14th and The Band Perry 15th.