Florida Georgia Line cruises on

On the songs chart, Hunter Hayes is again second with I Want Crazy. Luke Bryan was third with Crash My Party. Randy Houser stood in fourth with Runnin' Outta Moonlight, one ahead of Brett Eldredge's Don't Ya.

Jason Aldean was at 11, up 3, with Night Train. Blake Shelton jumped from 28 to 21 with Mine Would Be You.

On the album chart, Eldredge debuted in second with "Bring You Back." Shelton was third with "Based on a True Story..." Hayes was fourth with his self-titled debut. Bryan was at five with "tailgates & tanlines," up 5. His new disc will likely lead the country chart next week.

Bryan's "Spring Break...Here to Party" was up six to 13. Clint Black debuted at 30 with "When I Said I Do," mainly containing his greatest hits. "NOW That's What I Call Country: Volume 5" jumped from 56 to 40.

On the Bluegrass Albums chart, Steve Martin & Edie Brickell hold down the top spot with "Love Has Come For You." Michael Martin Murphey was second with "Red River Drifter," one ahead of "Best of Bluegrass: Collector's Edition" from Steve Ivey. Old Crow Medicine Show was fourth with "Carry Me Back" and Steven Curtis Chapman fifth with "Deep Roots."

On the overall top 200 chart, FGL was10th , Eldredge 11th, Shelton 19th, Hayes 27th and Bryan 33rd.