Old Dominion debuts in first, Hunt stays there

On the songs chart, Dustin Lynch remained second with "Small Town Boy" and Kane Brown third with "What Ifs," featuring Lauren Alaina. Brett Young was fifth with "In Case You Didn't Know."

Thomas Rhett was up four to eighth with "Unforgettable." Kenny Chesney's "All the Pretty Girls" was 10th, up 3. Luke Bryan's new single, "Light It Up," jumped 10 to 11. Jason Aldean held the 13th spot with "They Don't Know," up 3. Eric Church was also up 3 with "Round Here Buzz" at 21. LOCASH's "Ring on Every Finger" was 22nd, up 4. Garth Brooks also was up 4, to 23, with "Ask Me How I Know." Walker Hayes was 25th with "You Broke Up With Me," up 3. Russell Dickerson's single "Yours," was at 26, up 4. "Smooth" from Florida Georgia Line stood at 27, up 5. Devin Dawson's "All On Me" jumped 6 to 30.

Old Dominion skyrocketed 11 to 32 with "Written in the Sand." Aaron Watson's "Outta Style" moved up 6 to 33. Big & Rich were at 35, up 3, with "California." Chris Stapleton's "Broken Halos" moved 6 spots to 36. Scotty McCreery was one behind with "Five More Minutes," up four.

Jordan Davis's "Singles You Up" was up 6 to 38. Canadian duo High Valley's "She's With Me" climbed 6 places to 42. Lynch was up 7 to 43 with "Love Me Or Leave Me Alone." Lee Brice's "Boy" was at 44, up 5. Brett Eldredge debuted at 45 with "The Long Way," Zac Brown Band 47th with "Roots." Brantley Gilbert 49 with "Ones That Like Me" and Walker McGuire at 50 with "Til Tomorrow."

Old Dominion took over the top of the albums chart from Luke Combs' "This One's For You," which was second. Stapleton was third with his debut "Traveller." Brown was sixth with his self-titled disc. Hunt was fifth with "Montevallo."

Taylor Swift jumped 21 to 13 with "Red." The Cadillac Three debuted at 14 with "Legacy." Aldean was at 16, up 3, with "They Don't Know." Maren Morris held 20th with "Hero," up 3. Blake Shelton's "Reloaded: 20 #1 Hits" was up 5 to 21. Carrie Underwood was at 33 with "Greatest Hits: Decade #1," up 3. So was Zac Brown Band's "Welcome Home" at 33. Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real debuted at 35 with its self-titled disc. Chesney jumped 11 to 36 with "Cosmic Hallelujah." Gilbert was up 7 to 39 with "The Devil Don't Sleep." "The Legend of Johnny Cash" went from 44 to 41.

On the Bluegrass Albums chart, Allison Krauss regained the top spot with "Windy City." Old Crow Medicine Show as second with "50 Years of Blonde on Blonde." Sarah Jarosz jumped eight to third with "Undercurrent." "Best of Old Crow Medicine Show" stayed fourth. Jerry Douglas Band, first last week with "What If," fell to fifth.

On the Americana/Folk Albums chart, Iron And Wine debuted in first with "Beast Epic." Stapleton was second with "Traveller' and third with "From a Room: Volume 1." The Lumineers were fourth with "Cleopatra" and John Mayer fifth with "The Search for Everything."

On the top 200, Old Dominion was 7th, Swift 39th with "1989," Combs 39th, Stapleton 45th with "Traveller" and Brown 62nd. The country and top 200 charts use different criteria.