Florida Georgia Line doubles up

On the songs chart, Blake Shelton stayed second with Boys 'Round Here and Darius Rucker third with Wagon Wheel. Luke Bryan was fourth with Crash My Party, changing spots with Tim McGraw's Highway Don't Care, his song with Taylor Swift.

Randy Houser jumped from 12 to 8 with Runnin' Outta Moonlight. Carrie Underwood moved up five to ninth with See You Again. Brad Paisley closed out the top 10 with Beat This Summer, up 1. Brett Eldredge's Don't Ya was up 5 to 13. The Swon Brothers, who were on The Voice, debuted at 16 withDanny's Song. Easton Corbin stood at 19, up 3, with All Over the Road.

Newcomer Tyler Farr was at 21, up 3, with Redneck Crazy. The Voice winner Danielle Bradbery debuted at 22 with Who I Am.

On the Country Albums chart, Rucker was second with "True Believers," Shelton third after being first last week with "Based on a True Story...," the compilation "NOW That's What I Call Country Volume 6: 18 Chart Topping Hits" " debuting in fourth with George Strait fifth with "Love Is Everything."

Paisley went from 15 to 11 with "Wheelhouse." Alan Jackson jumped 7 to 17 with "Precious Memories: Volume II." Jake Owen moved from 34 to 26 with "Barefoot Blue Jean Night." Aaron Lewis was 35th with "The Road," up 4. Lionel Richie's "Tuskegee" was up 6 to 39.

Steve Martin and Edie Brickell again led the Bluegrass Albums chart with "Love Has Come For You." Remaining two-three-four were Steven Curtis Chapman with "Deep Roots," Old Crow Medicine Show with "Carry Me Back" and Dailey & Vincent with "Brothers of the Highway." The Roys debuted in fifth with "Gypsy Runaway Train."

On the overall top 200, Florida Georgia Line was 5th, Rucker 6th, Shelton 7th, "NOW That's What I Call Country Volume 6: 18 Chart Topping Hits" 15th and Strait 20th.