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Shelton stayed second on the songs chart with Boys 'Round Here, a song featuring Pistol Annies & Friends. Wagon Wheel by Darius Rucker held onto third, Highway Don't Care by Tim McGraw with Taylor Swift fourth and Crash My Party by Luke Bryan fifth.

The big news, however, was the debut of Cassadee Pope with Wasting All These Tears debuting at seventh. FGL also was ninth with Get Your Shine On. Carrie Underwood went from 17 to 14 with See You Again. Brett Eldredge's Don't Ya is at 18, up 4. Keith Urban stood at 19, up 6, with Little Bit of Everything.

Newcomer Tyler Farr cracked the top 25 with Redneck Crazy at 24, up 3. Justin Moore closed out the top 25 with Point At You, up 3.

On the album chart, Rucker was second again with "True Believers." FGL was third with "Here's to the Good Times." George Strait held fourth with "Love is Everything," one ahead of "Golden" by Lady Antebellum. LeAnn Rimes debuted in ninth with "Spitfire." Kacey Musgraves jumped from 23 to 18 with "Same Trailer Different Park." Underwood was at 19 with "Blown Away," up 3. Hunter Hayes' self-titled debut was at 21, up 4.

Lonestar debuted at 33 with "Life As We Know It," featuring the band's original line-up. Gretchen Wilson went from 45 to 40 with "Under the Covers," a covers album.

On the Bluegrass Albums chart, Steve Martin & Edie Brickell stayed first with "Love Has Come For You." Steven Curtis Chapman was second with "Deep Roots," Old Crow Medicine Show third with "Carry Me Back," Dailey & Vincent fourth with "Brothers of the Highway" and Della Mae fifth with "This World Oft Can Be." Joy Kills Sorrow debuted in sixth with "Wide Awake."

On the top 200 chart, Shelton was 4th, Rucker 5th, FGL 8th, Strait 15th and Lady A 17th.