Hunt, Combs top off charts

On the albums chart, Combs displaced "Happy Endings" from Old Dominion, which fell to second. Chris Stapleton was third again with "Traveller," one ahead of Kane Brown's self-titled disc. Sam Hunt was fifth with "Montevallo."

Brett Eldredge's self-titled release was at 12, up 3. Eric Church jumped 8 to 15 with "Mr. Misunderstood." Cole Swindell went from 24 to 20 with "You Should Be Here." Florida Georgia Line moved up 6 to 21 with "Here's to the Good Times." "NOW That's What I Call Country Volume 10" was up 3 to 26. Dierks Bentley held the 29th spot with "Black" with Carrie Underwood at 30, also up 3, with "Greatest Hits: Decade #1." "The Legend of Johnny Cash" was 32nd, up 9. Tim McGraw's "Number One Hits" was up 4 to 33. Brantley Gilbert held the 34th spot, up 6, with "The Devil Don't Sleep." Elvis Presley's "Elvis: 30 #1 Hits" was 35th, up 5. Church also was at 39 with "Chief," up 4.

Dixie Chicks debuted at 32 with a live CD/DVD "DCX: MMXVI."

Brown was second on the songs chart with "What If," the song featuring Lauren Alaina. Dustin Lynch was third with "Small Town Boy" with Combs fifth with "When It Rains It Pours." Jon Pardi was fifth with "Heartache on the Dance Floor."

Jason Aldean moved up 3 to 10th with "They Don't Know." Carly Pearce's first single, "Every Little Thing" was one behind and also up three. Chris Young stood at 20 with "Losing Sleep," up 4. Florida Georgia Line was at 21, up 6, with "Smooth." Thomas Rhett debuted at 25 with "Life Changes." Stapleton stood at 33 with "Broken Halos," up 3. Adam Craig also was up 3, to 38, with "Just a Phase." Blake Shelton debuted at 40 with "I'll Name the Dogs." Granger Smith debuted at 43 with "Happens Like That." Gilbert's "Ones That Like Me" climbed from 49 to 46.

Stapleton was first and second on the Americana/Folk Albums chart with "Traveller" and "From a Room: Volume 1." The Lumineers were third with "Cleopatra,"Hozier fourth with his self-titled disc and Ed Sheeran fifth with "(Division)."

Alison Krauss again led the Bluegrass Albums chart with "Windy City." The Grascals debuted in first with "Before Breakfast." Old Crow Medicine Show was third with "50 Years Of Blonde On Blonde." Bradley Walker's "Call Me Old-fashioned" was fourth with Sarah Jarosz' "Undercurrent' fifth.

On the overall Top 200 chart, Combs was 23rd, Old Dominion 35th, Stapleton's "Traveller" 36th, Taylor Swift's "1989" 40th and Brown 56th. The top 200 and country albums chart use different criteria.