Hunt doubles up

Aldean fell to second on the songs chart. Blake Shelton was third with "Neon Light," switching spots with Florida Georgia Line's "Dirt," which is now fourth. Carrie Underwood was fifth with "Something in the Water." Keith Urban moved up three to sixth with "Somewhere In My Car." Tim McGraw made it into the top 10 with "Shotgun Rider,' closing out the top 10, up 1.

Big & Rich were at 13 with "Look At You," up 4. Eric Church jumped 6 to 15 with "Talladega." Florida Georgia Line stood at 20th, up 5, with "Sun Daze."

On the albums chart, Hunt knocked out Florida Georgia Line's "Anything Goes," which fell to third. Aldean was second with "Old Boots, New Dirt." Little Big Town held fourth with "Pain Killer." Luke Bryan was fifth with "Crash My Party." Darius Rucker debuted in seventh with "Home for the Holidays," a Christmas album. Texas artist Wade Bowen debuted in ninth with his self-titled disc. A capella group Home Free entered the chart at 14 with its seasonal disc, "Full of Cheer." Dirt music artist Stoney LaRue debuted at 17 with "Aviator." The Lacs joined the chart at 20 with "Nothing in Particular." Comedian Rodney Carrington's "Laughter's Good" was 23rd in its debut week.

On the Bluegrass Albums chart, Bela Fleck & Abigail Washburn were again first with their self-titled disc. The Stray Birds were second with "Best Medicine." Greensky Bluegrass was third with "If Sorrows Swim," The Earls of Leicester fourth with their self-titled disc and Nickel Creek fifth with "A Dotted Line."

On the overall top 200 chart, Hunt was 3rd, Aldean 5th, Florida Georgia Line 6th, Little Big Town 30th and Bryan 37th