Country Chart News: Top 30 Digital Singles (week of February 15 2012)

Four singles go Gold, The Grammy Awards and The Voice affect digital single sales and much more on this week's edition of the Top 30 SoundScan Country Digital Singles rundown! Read on to find out all of the details here!

Four singles go Gold, The Grammy Awards and The Voice affect digital single sales and much more on this week's edition of the Top 30 SoundScan Country Digital Singles rundown! Read on to find out all of the details here!

This week, we saw how the Grammy Awards can affect the Digital Singles sales. The one-day sales from the Grammy Awards was most noticed by the Willie Nelson cover of Coldplay's "The Scientist" (Listen here) for he Chipotle charity commercial. The song went from selling less than 200 tracks and nowhere on the top 100 country song list to #19 with over 22,000 copies sold, bringing Willie's total to 47,000 since being released (quietly) last spring. Grammy Awards also influenced the sales of Taylor Swift's Grammy-winning "Mean," Aldean and Clarkson's "Don't You Wanna Stay" and Blake Shelton's "Honey Bee." The performance of "Hell On Heels" by a contestant on The Voice increased Pistol Annies sales for the track by 8,000. Gwen Sebastian's performance of Sugarland's "Stay" helped the single return to the chart at #46 with sales of nearly 9,500 tracks. The song now has sold 1,776,000 copies.

Toby & Luke still #1 and #2 but Lee Brice Is Coming on Strong!

Other notable singles this week include the top 2 of "Red Solo Cup" and "I Don't Want This Night To End" remaining unchanged while Lee Brice continues to quckly inch his way up the chart to number three this week with "A Woman Like You." The song is easily going to sale past the Gold mark and it's not even a Top 15 hit yet. Chris Young's "You" is Gold as is Pistol Annies previously mentioned track and so is the Taylor Swift/The Civil Wars Hunger Games soundtrack collaboration, "Safe & Sound." David Nail's "Let It Rain" and Garret Hedlund and Leighton Meester's "Give In To Me" single from Country Strong are now both Gold selling digital singles as well.

New Chart Entries include Willie Nelson, Lionel Richie/Shania Twain and Tyler Farr

Other new chart entries (not reflected on the Top 30 this week) are: "Endless Love," the Lionel Richie and Shania Twain duet from upcoming Tuskegee with 11,000 sold hit #41; The Dierks Bentley album track "Thinking of You" hit #53 with over 8,300 singles sold; Newcomer Tyler Farr's "Hot Mess" at #83 with nearly 6,000 singles sold while "Rhinestone Cowboy" enters at 92 with 5,300 singles sold with a total of 210,000 singles sold digitally so far.

The Grammy Awards should continue to affect next week's sales numbers (over on the album's chart, Adele's going to sell over 500-600,000 copies this week because of the Grammy Awards). As always, look here to find out all the details.

The Top 30 Country Singles - Week of February 15, 2012

Last Week This Week Artist Song Title TW LW  Total
1 1 Toby Keith Red Solo Cup          60,000      66,000 1,385,000
2 2 Luke Bryan I Don't Want This Night To End          57,000      60,000 1,197,000
5 3 Lee Brice A Woman Like You          47,000      35,000 347,000
3 4 Taylor Swift Ours          43,000      44,000 772,000
13 5 Blake Shelton God Gave Me You          38,000      23,000 1,364,000
9 6 Miranda Lambert Over You          35,000      28,000 155,000
4 7 Jake Owen Alone With You          34,000      38,000 381,000
16 8 Dierks Bentley Home          34,000      20,000 221,000
7 9 The Band Perry All Your Life          32,000      29,000 657,000
11 10 The Band Perry If I Die Young          31,000      25,000 3,884,000
6 11 Chris Young You          29,000      31,000 503,000
8 12 Lady Antebellum Just A Kiss          27,000      28,000 2,229,000
21 13 Blake Shelton Drink On It          25,000      18,000 89,000
14 14 Jason Aldean Dirt Road Anthem          24,000      22,000 2,784,000
29 15 Pistol Annies Hell On Heels          22,000      14,000 521,000
10 16 Eric Church Drink In My Hand          22,000      27,000 616,000
43 17 Taylor Swift Mean          22,000      10,000 1,408,000
12 18 Tim McGraw Better Than I Used To Be          21,000      24,000 172,000
NEW 19 Willie Nelson The Scientist          21,000            179 47,000
15 20 Scotty McCreery The Trouble With Girls          21,000      21,000 527,000
17 21 Lady Antebellum Dancing Away With My Heart          21,000      20,000 180,000
45 22 Jason Aldean/Kelly Clarkson Don't You Wanna Stay          21,000         9,000 1,924,000
23 23 Kip Moore Somethin' 'Bout A Truck          19,000      16,000 163,000
22 24 Taylor Swift/Civil Wars Safe and Sound          19,000      17,000 504,000
20 25 Brantley Gilbert You Don't Know Her Like I Do          18,000      19,000 188,000
32 26 Blake Shelton Honey Bee          17,000      12,000 1,810,000
19 27 Luke Bryan Country Girl (Shake It For Me)          17,000      19,000 1,662,000
33 28 Lady Antebellum Need You Now          16,000      12,000 5,646,000
18 29 Zac Brown Band Keep Me In Mind          16,000      19,000 491,000
24 30 Eli Young Band Crazy Girl          16,000      16,000 1,478,000

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