Stapleton, Rexha/FGL top charts

On the albums chart, Garth Brooks was second with "The Anthology: Part 1, The First Five Years." Stapleton jumped from nine to three with "From A Room, Volume 1," which was released in May. He also was fourth with his debut disc "Traveller." Blake Shelton held fifth with "Texoma Shore."

Danielle Bradbery debuted at six with "I Don't Believe We've Met." Brooks and Trisha Yearwood were at 14 with "Christmas Together," up 13. Burl Ives was at 16 with "Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer," up 3. Elvis Presley's "The Classic Christmas Album" went from 24 to 18. Brenda Lee went from 32 to 28 with "Jingle Bell Rock." Brett Eldredge also moved up 4, to 29, with "Glow."

Brooks' "The Ultimate Hits" went from 37 to 34. Lady Antebellum's "On This Winter's Night" jumped from 42 to 35. "Elvis: Ultimate Christmas" was 41st, up 3. Martin McBride's "The Classic Christmas Album" moved up 6 to 43.

On the songs chart, LANCO is second with "Greatest Love Story," Kane Brown third with "What Ifs" with Lauren Alaina, Luke Bryan fourth with "Light It Up" and Sam Hunt fifth with "Body Like a Back Road."

Brett Young moved from nine to six with "Like I Loved You." Russell Dickerson broke into the top 10 with "Yours" in ninth, up 3. Old Dominion was at 15, up 3, with "Written in the Sand." Stapleton's "Broken Halos" stood at 16, up 6. Thomas Rhett had a big mover with "Marry Me" going from 26 to 18. Keith Urban's new song, "Female," was 20th, up 3.

Brown also was at 23 with "Heaven," up 5. Granger Smith's "Happens Like That" was 27th, up 3. Jordan Davis' "Singles You Up" moved up 4 spots to 28. Lee Brice also was up 4, to 29, with "Boy." Stapleton debuted at 30 with "Millionaire." Midland's "Make a Little" was up 3 to 31. "Take Back Home Girl" by Chris Lane featuring Tori Kelly, jumped 7 to 32. Taylor Swift was the biggest mover with "New Year's Day" from her new disc, "Reputation," jumping from 50 to 34.

Danielle Bradbery debuted at 39 with "Sway." Stapleton also was at 43 with "Midnight Train to Memphis" and 45 with "Tryin' To Untangle My Mind." Bradbery held the 49th spot with "Worth It" in its debut week. Jon Pardi closed out the top 50 with "She Ain't In It" in its debut week.

On the Folk/Americana Albums chart, Stapleton was first with "From A Room: Volume 2." He was also second and third with "Volume 2" and "Traveller." Van Morrison debuted at four with "Versatile" and Neil Young + Promise of the Real debuted in fifth with "The Visitor."

On the Bluegrass Albums chart, Steve Martin and the Steep Canyon Rangers were first with "The Long-Awaited Album." Bradley Walker was second with "Blessed: Hymns and Song of Faith." Balsam Range's "It's Christmas Time" EP debuted in third. Billy Strings debuted in fourth with "Turmoil & Tinfoil." Alison Krauss was fifth with "Windy City."

On the top 200, Stapleton was first with "Volume 1," Brooks 10th, Stapleton 28th with "Volume 1" and 33 with "Traveller" and Shelton 37th.