Another week at the top for Rhett, Stapleton

On the albums chart, Hank Williams Jr. remained second with "It's About Time." Blake Shelton was third with "Reloaded: 20 #1 Hits." Sam Hunt's "Montevallo' was third and Brothers Osborne fell to fifth with "Pawn Shop" after debuting in third last week.

Eric Church was eighth with "Mr. Misunderstood," up three. Don Henley was at 13 with "Cass County," up 5. George Strait also was up 5, to 18, with "Cold Beer Conversation." Carrie Underwood was 22nd with "Greatest Hits: Decade #1," up 7. Brantley Gilbert' "Just As I Am" was moved up 3 to 23, one ahead of Maren Morris' self-titled EP, which had been 31st.

Hunt was again second on the songs chart with "Break Up in a Small Town." Luke Bryan remained third with "Home Alone Tonight" with Karen Fairchild and Brothers Osborne held fourth again with "Stay a Little Longer." Granger Smith was in fifth with "Backroad Song."

Cole Swindell was up five to seventh with "You Should Be Here." "Confession" from Florida Georgia Line moved up 3 to 12. Randy Houser's "We Went" placed 13th, up 5. Rascal Flatts' "I Like the Sound of That" was up 5 to 16. Morris' single, "My Church," jumped 10 to 17. Tim McGraw had the biggest moving song as "Humble And Kind" skyrocketed 26 to 19. "Dierks Bentley was at 20 with "Somewhere on a Beach, up 6. Chris Young's duet with Cassadee Pope, "Think of You" was a big gainer, going from 37 to 22.

The Bluegrass Albums chart again was led by Steve Martin and Edie Brickell with "So Familiar." The "Jackie & Ryan" soundtrack held second. The SteelDrivers' "The Muscle Shoals Recordings" was third. "Appalachian Bluegrass Collection: Power Picks 80 Classics" debuted in fourth one ahead of another compilation, "Bluegrass Gems."

On the overall top 200, Stapleton was 7th, Hunt 21st, Rhett 31st with "Tangled Up," Shelton 35th and Bryan 45th with "Kill the Lights." The top 200 and country albums charts use different criteria.