Henley tops country chart

George Strait debuted in second on the albums chart with "Cold Beer Conversation," one ahead of Thomas Rhett's sophomore disc, "Tangled Up." Last week's chart topper, "Kill the Lights" from Bryan, fell to fourth. Sam Hunt was fifth with "Montevallo."

Clint Black debuted at 13 with "On Purpose," his first disc in 10 years. One of the few discs to increase its chart position was Willie Nelson and Merle Haggard's "Django And Jimmie," now at 23, up from 27.

Brett Eldredge was second on the songs chart with "Lose My Mind," up two. Keith Urban held third with "John Cougar, John Deere, John 3:16." Kenny Chesney was one back with "Save It For a Rainy Day" followed by Sam Hunt's "House Party."

Old Dominion went from ninth to sixth with "Break Up With Him." Cam also was up three, to seventh, with "Burning House." Hunt also was at 20 with "Break Up in a Small Town," up 5. Kelsea Ballerini has another top 25 on her hands as "Dibs" was at 23, up 3. Big & Rich closed out the top 25 with "Run Away With You," up 3.

On the Bluegrass Albums chart, Steep Canyon Rangers was first with "Radio." Ron Block debuted in second with "Hogan's House of Music." Punch Brothers were third with "The Phosphorescent Blues." Dailey & Vincent were fourth with "Alive! In Concert," and Keith and Kristyn Getty fifth with "The Greengass Session."

On the overall top 200, Henley was 3rd, Strait 4th, Rhett 6th, Bryan 13th and Hunt 23rd.