The Band Perry, FGL lead carts.

Florida Georgia Line notched a number 1 single as Cruise tops the Billboard Country Songs chart for the week ending April 20, leaping all the way from the eighth spot. The song previously had been at the top of the chart.

The Band Perry took over the top from Blake Shelton's "Based on a True Story," which fell to second. Florida George Line was third with "Here's To the Good Times," up 3. Alan Jackson was fourth with "Precious Memories: Volume II." Luke Bryan stood in fifth with "Spring Break...Here to Party."

Eric Church was seventh with "Chief," up three. The compilation disc "The Music Is You: A Tribute To John Denver" debuted at 12. Gretchen Wilson debuted at 24 with "Right on Time." Justin Moore made the charts, debuting with his EP "Point At You & Four More Hits" at 28. Jana Kramer was at 30, up 3 with her self-titled debut. Casey James re-entered the chart at 32 with his self-titled debut. Gloriana was 36th with "A Thousand Miles Left Behind," up 6. BJ Thomas debuted at 39 with "The Living Room Sessions."

FGL took over for Wagon Wheel, last week's chart topper, which fell to second, on the songs chart. Shelton was third with Sure Be Cool If You Did. Miranda Lambert was fourth with Mama's Broken Heart, one ahead of Lady Antebellum's Downtown. FGL also was sixth on the chart with Get Your Shine one.

Tim McGraw, with a little help from Taylor Swift, moved up four to seventh with Highway Don't Care. The biggest mover was The Band Perry with DONE. jumping from 25 to 10. Shelton was 12th with Boys 'Round Here, featuring Pistol Annies and Friends, up 3. Brad Paisley was up 6 to 18 with Beat This Summer, the second single from his new disc "Wheelhouse."

Jake Owen was at 23, up 3, with Anywhere With You.

On the bluegrass chart, Steven Curtis Chapman stayed first with "Deep Roots." Old Crow Medicine Show remained second with "Carry Me Back." Trampled by Turtles climbed four to seventh with "Stars And Satellites." "The Gospel Side of Dailey & Vincent" went from eighth to fourth. Punch Brothers held the fifth spot with "Who's Feeling Young Now?"

On the overall top 200, Shelton was fourth, FGL 13th , Jackson 15th and Bryan 16th.