Florida Georgia Line, Swift lead charts

On the song chart, Swift was second again with We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together, with Hunter Hayes again third with Wanted. The Band Perry was fourth with Better Dig Two. Gary Allan's new single Every Storm (Runs Out of Rain) was fifth, up four. Randy Houser broke into the top 10 with How Country Feels at eight, up three. Jason Aldean's The Only Way I Know with Luke Bryan and Eric Church was 10th, up 4.

Hayes also was 15th with Somebody's Heartbreak, up 5. Tim McGraw's One of Those Nights stood at 17, up 6. Swift also was at 19 with Begin Again, up 3. Cassadee Pope skyrocketed from 38 to 21 with Over You. Carrie Underwood's Two Black Cadillacs stood at 22, up 4.

On the country albums chart, Lady Antebellum was second with "On This Winter's Night." Little Big Town was third with "Tornado," Blake Shelton fourth with "Cheers, It's Christmas" and Aldean fifth with "Night Train." Luke Bryan was seventh, up three, with "tailgates & tanlines."

Scotty McCreery was 24th, up 3, with "Clear As Day." Dwight Yoakam went from 38 to 33 with "3 Pears." Josh Turner was 35th, up 5, with "Punching Bag." Easton Corbin stood at 37th, up 6, with "All Over the Road." Alan Jackson was at 38, up 4, with "Thirty Miles West." He also was at 40, up 7, with "Playlist: The Very Best of Alan Jackson."

Old Crow Medicine Show topped the Bluegrass Albums chart with "Carry Me Back." "Best of Bluegrass: Collector's Edition - Steve Ivey" was second. "The Goat Rodeo Sessions" with Yo-Yo Ma, Stuart Duncan, Edgar Meyer and Chris Thile was third. "Slidawg's Redneck Christmas" was fourth with "Stars and Satellites" from Trampled by Turtles fifth.

On the overall top 200 chart, Lady A was 11th, Little Big Town 15th, Shelton 16th and Aldean 18th.