LW | TW | Artist | Album | Sales TW | Sales Total |
6 | 17 | Sara Evans | Stronger | 22,180 | 77,416 |
18 | 18 | Jason Aldean | My Kinda Party | 21,258 | 980,337 |
23 | 20 | Rascal Flatts | Nothing Like This | 19,259 | 703,437 |
25 | 23 | Zac Brown Band | You Get What You Give | 16,487 | 770,704 |
20 | 24 | Lady Antebellum | Need You Now | 15,964 | 3,372,300 |
Taylor Swift’s Speak Now leads the 6-10 section of this rundown with Kenny Rogers’ Love of God Cracker Barrel-exclusive album gained in sales in its second week on the charts. With little awareness, the album has now impressively moved 25,000 copies. Aaron Lewis’ Town Line is next and has sold nearly 70,000 copies in a month on the charts while Thompson Square now officially has the best-selling album from a new artist in 2011 as they look to get the #1 slot on next week’s singles charts with “Are You Gonna Kiss Me Or Not.” The Band Perry’s self-titled album moved nearly 10,000 more copies with the family trio close to scanning Gold.
LW | TW | Artist | Album | Sales TW | Sales Total |
24 | 26 | Taylor Swift | Speak Now | 15,098 | 3,271,623 |
31 | 27 | Kenny Rogers | Love of God | 12,945 | 25,535 |
22 | 30 | Aaron Lewis | Town Line | 12,236 | 67,542 |
34 | 36 | Thompson Square | Thompson Square | 10,786 | 99,812 |
45 | 41 | The Band Perry | The Band Perry | 9,862 | 456,401 |
Steve Martin and the Steep Canyon Rangers Rare Bird Alert arrives at #11 this week (while simultaneously being the #1 bluegrass album) with over 9,500 copies sold. Kenny Chesney’s Hemingway’s Whiskey is next with 750,000 copies now nearly-officially sold 750,000 albums while Sugarland slinks past the 900k mark with The Incredible Machine. Tim McGraw’s Number One Hits has now scanned over 300,000 copies and if he can get to 500,000 at some point in the future, the record will be certified Platinum. Miranda Lambert’s Revolution rounds out the Top 15.
LW | TW | Artist | Album | Sales TW | Sales Total |
NEW | 42 | Steve Martin/S.C.Rangers | Rare Bird Alert | 9,481 | 9,520 |
50 | 46 | Kenny Chesney | Hemingway's Whiskey | 9,109 | 749,570 |
51 | 47 | Sugarland | The Incredible Machine | 9,068 | 900,357 |
60 | 51 | Tim McGraw | Number One Hits | 8,364 | 301,641 |
65 | 60 | Miranda Lambert | Revolution | 7,576 | 1,234,096 |
Lucinda Williams’ Blessed has now moved 45,000 copies in three weeks while The Foundation from the Zac Brown Band’s debut album is next with 7200 more copies finding a home. Blake Shelton’s Loaded: The Best of Blake Shelton follows suit with over 206,000 copies now in the hands of fans out there. Billy Currington’s Enjoy Yourself now has scanned over 276,000 copies while “Let Me Down Easy” hit #1 on both Aircheck and Billboard radio single charts this week. Rounding out this week’s SoundScan Country Top 20 is Jerrod Niemann’s Judge Jerrod and the Hung Jury.
LW | TW | Artist | Album | Sales TW | Sales Total |
33 | 65 | Lucinda Williams | Blessed | 7,283 | 45,128 |
70 | 66 | Zac Brown Band | Foundation | 7,272 | 2,552,316 |
75 | 74 | Blake Shelton | Loaded: Best Of… | 6,394 | 206,517 |
86 | 77 | Billy Currington | Enjoy Yourself | 5,939 | 276,084 |
92 | 91 | Jerrod Niemann | Judge Jerrod/Hung Jury | 5,248 | 270,747 |
Keith Urban leads off the interesting album section this week with Get Closer moving another 4,300 copies albums this week as “Without You” continues to run up the chart. Easton Corbin’s self-titled album sold nearly 4,000 copies as well while Steel Magnolia sits next with nearly 94,000 copies sold of their self-titled album. Reba McEntire’s All The Woman I Am has now sold over 250,000 copies while Zac Brown Band’s Pass The Jar…Zac Brown Band and Friends has moved over 224,000 copies and is certainly almost Platinum.
LW | TW | Artist | Album | Sales TW | Sales Total |
123 | 112 | Keith Urban | Get Closer | 4,316 | 554,550 |
129 | 124 | Easton Corbin | Easton Corbin | 3,926 | 345,531 |
121 | 142 | Steel Magnolia | Steel Magnolia | 3,434 | 93,439 |
135 | 150 | Reba McEntire | All The Woman I Am | 3,280 | 254,490 |
Re-Enter | 169 | Zac Brown Band | Pass The Jar… | 2,730 | 224,059 |
Next week Josh Kelley’s Georgia Clay will hit the charts somewhere next week and as usual, we’ll be here to tell you where it lands.
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