Florida Georgia Line tops song chart, Swift regains number one

Hunter Hayes was third on the song chart with Wanted, while The Band Perry stayed fourth with Better Dig Two. Zac Brown Band was fifth with Goodbye in Her Eyes, up two. Gary Allan was up four to sixth with Every Storm (Runs Out of Rain). Kip Moore made into the top 10 with Beer Money in ninth, up two.

Greg Bates stood at 14 with Did It For the Girl, up 3. Hayes also was 21st on the chart with Somebody's Heartbreak up 3. Dierks Bentley was at 22, up 3, with Tip It On Back. Tim McGraw's One of Those Nights also was up 3 to 23.

On the albums chart, Blake Shelton was third with "Cheers, It's Christmas." Florida Georgia Line debuted in third with "Here's to the Good Times." "Christmas With Scotty McCreery" was fifth.

Lee Brice held the 18th spot, up 3, with "Hard 2 Love." The compilation "NOW That's What I Call Country" was up 3 to 22. Lady Antebellum was 25th with "Own the Night" up 3. "The Classic Christmas Album" from Willie Nelson was up 4 to 27. "Clear As Day" from McCreery was up 3 to 29. Josh Turner's "Live Across America" jumped from 38 to 30. "The Classic Christmas Album" from John Denver was 32nd, up 3. Dierks Bentley's "Home" moved from 43 to 37. Dwight Yoakam was up 5 to 39 with "3 Pears."

On the Bluegrass Albums Chart, Old Crow Medicine Show was again first with "Carry Me Back." Slidawg's "Slidawg's Redneck Christmas" was second. "The Goat Rodeo Sessions" from Yo-Yo Ma, Stuart Duncan, Edgar Meyer and Chris Thile was third. Punch Brothers held fourth with "Who's Feeling Young Now?" Trampled by Turtles was fifth with "Stars And Satellites."

On the overall top 200, Swift moved up one to regain the top spot from Alicia Keys' "Girl on Fire." Shelton was 8th, Florida Georgia Line 10th, Lady Antebellum 11th and McCreery 15th.