FGL doubles up again

Cruise was numero uno on the songs chart for the 22nd straight week, a record. The top five spots remained the same. Hunter Hayes was again second with I Want Crazy with Randy Houser holding third with Runnin' Outta Moonlight. Crash My Party from Luke Bryan was again fourth and Boys 'Round Here from Blake Shelton fifth.

Thomas Rhett jumped from 19 to 14 with It Goes Like This. Jason Aldean's Night Train was up six to 17. Justin Moore was at 21, up 3, with Point At You. Chris Young's new single, Aw Naw, was at 24, up 3.

On the country albums chart, Shelton's "Based on a True Story..." was second, Hayes' "Hunter Hayes" third, "True Believers" by Darius Rucker fourth and "Red" by Taylor Swift fifth.

Guy Clark debuted at 12 with "My Favorite Picture of You." Tim McGraw was at 15, up 4, with "Two Lanes of Freedom." Houser's "How Country Feels" was up three to 21. Kip Moore was up five to 23 with "Up All Night." The Statler Brothers' "Best From the Farewell Concert" was at 28, up 43.

On the Bluegrass Albums chart, Steve Martin and Edie Brickell were again first with "Love Has Come For You." The Roys debuted in second with "Gypsy Runaway Train" and third with "New Day Dawning." Steve Curtis Chapman was fourth with "Deep Roots." "Best Of Bluegrass: Collector's Edition" by Steve Ivey was fifth.

On the overall top 200, FGL was fifth, Shelton 16th, Hayes 21st, Rucker 25th and Swift 29th.