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Weekly Chart Report (1/20/12)

January 20, 2012/by Freeman

Bigger Picture Group recently kicked off 2012 with an industry showcase at the Rutledge featuring the talents of four new signings plus Craig Campbell. (L-R): Bigger Picture’s newest artists, Rachel Bradshaw and Ryan Kinder. Photo: Eric England

SPIN ZONE
Following a small shakeup at the top of the CountryBreakout Chart, The Band Perry’s “All Your Life” emerges as the new No. 1 song after 23 weeks. This is the trio’s third overall No. 1 on our chart, after “You Lie” and their breakout smash “If I Die Young.” Perennial hitmakers Keith Urban (“You Gonna Fly”), Dierks Bentley (“Home”), and Kenny Chesney (“Reality”) are clustered together in spots 2-4, a margin of 17 spins separating highest from lowest. Anything can happen in the next chart.

Country radio has really taken to Rascal Flatts’ new release “Banjo.” The first single from the group’s upcoming album Changed, “Banjo” strummed up nearly 600 new spins in its second week charting and jumped to No. 33. Just ahead at No. 32 is Kellie Pickler’s “100 Proof,” already at No. 32 after three weeks and gaining quickly. New to the chart this week with no prior reports are Alan Jackson’s “So You Don’t Have To Love Me Anymore” at No. 57, Zac Brown Band’s “No Hurry” (a James Otto co-write) at No. 68 and Kelly Parkes’ “Don’t Make Me” at No. 73

Frozen Playlists: KXKZ, WBKR, WTCM

Upcoming Singles
January 23
Eli Young Band/Even If It Breaks Your Heart/Republic Nashville
Marlee Scott/Train Wreck/Big Ride
Jason Cassidy/What If/A-Blake/Quarterback

January 26
Acklen Park/Great American Song

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New On The Chart—Debuting This Week
Artist/song/label — chart pos.
Alan Jackson/So You Don’t Have To Love Me Anymore/ACR/EMI — 57
Zac Brown Band/No Hurry/Southern Ground/Atlantic — 68
Kelly Parkes/Don’t Make Me/Lofton Creek — 73

Greatest Spin Increase
Artist/song/label — spin+
Rascal Flatts/Banjo/Big Machine — 593
Alan Jackson/So You Don’t Have To Love Me Anymore/ACR/EMI — 391
Blake Shelton/Drink On It/WMN/Warner Bros. — 373
Lady Antebellum/Dancin’ Away With My Heart/Capitol — 357
Miranda Lambert/Over You/RCA — 344

Most Added
Artist/song/label — New Adds
Rascal Flatts/Banjo/Big Machine — 38
Alan Jackson/So You Don’t Have To Love Me Anymore/ACR/EMI — 37
Zac Brown Band/No Hurry/Southern Ground/Atlantic — 23
Kellie Pickler/100 Proof/19/BNA — 15
Phil Vassar/Don’t Miss Your Life/Rodeowave — 14
Kelly Parkes/Don’t Make Me/Lofton Creek — 10
Brantley Gilbert/You Don’t Know Her Like I Do/Valory — 10
Josh Turner/Time Is Love/MCA — 9
Blake Shelton/Drink On It/WMN/Warner Bros. — 9
JT Hodges/Goodbyes Made You Mine/Show Dog-Universal — 9

On Deck—Soon To Be Charting
Artist/song/label — spins
Bucky Covington/I Wanna Be That Feeling/E One — 173
Kinsey Sadler/Sometimes I Forget — 171
Sherry Lynn/Breakin’ Up Song/Steal Heart — 155
Coy Taylor/Fall For You — 152
Brent Anderson/Amy’s Song/Arista — 139

The Band Perry hung out backstage with Premium Choice PD and Grand Rapids OM Doug Montgomery during the first stop on Brad Paisley’s “Virtual Reality World Tour.” The sibling trio played to a sold-out house at the Van Andel Arena. Pictured (L-R): TBP’s Neil Perry, Montgomery, TBP’s Kimberly Perry, Republic Nashville’s Cliff Blake and TBP’s Reid Perry. Photo: Courtesy of Republic Nashville

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