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Weekly Chart Report (2/24/12)

February 24, 2012/by Freeman

It Is What It Is/9North artist Lisa Matassa recently visited with KKGO/Los Angeles to promote her new single “Wouldn’t You Like To Know.” (L-R): Matassa, KKGO PD Tonya Campos.

SPIN ZONE
Anyone still awake out there? It’s the final day of Country Radio Seminar 2012, but there’s still plenty more to come. Thank you again to everyone who came out to MusicRow’s CountryBreakout Awards gathering on Tuesday, Feb. 21. We had an absolute blast and couldn’t have done it without you.

Even though it’s CRS, our CountryBreakout chart doesn’t take a break except for the last couple weeks of December. As you might expect, there are more frozen playlists than usual, since many of our reporting stations are here in town to party learn and network.

Nevertheless, we have a new—or should I say “old”—No. 1 song, since Keith Urban’s “You Gonna Fly” has returned to the top spot after a couple weeks off. Dierks’ “Home” falls back to No. 2, followed by Martina’s “I’m Gonna Love You Through It” still at No. 3. Taylor’s “Ours” moves up a spot to No. 4, one spin ahead of Montgomery Gentry’s “Where I Come From.”

It’s definitely a slower chart, but if your last name is Aldean, Bryan, or Church, it’s still a good week. Aldean’s “Fly Over States” is leading the bunch at No. 23, with Church’s “Springsteen” up to No. 25 after three weeks. Bryan’s “Drunk On You” actually gained the most spins this week (with 278) and moves inside the Top 40 at No. 38.

Frozen Playlists: KBCR, KBXB, KCJC, KDKD, KFAV, KIAI, KITX, KKAJ, KSED, KTJJ, KVOM, KVVP, KVWF, KXIA, KYEZ, KYKX, KZTL, KZZY, WBYZ, WCJW, WDHR, WDNB, WKDZ, WKKW, WKWS, WMEV, WTCM, WTRS, WUCZ, WXXK, WYVY

Upcoming Singles
February 27
Adam Gregory/High On You/Calusa Entertainment/GMV
Lisa Matassa/Wouldn’t You Like To Know/It Is What It Is/Nine North
Easton Corbin/Lovin’ You Is Fun/Mercury
Carrie Underwood/Good Girl/19/Arista
Garrett Morgan/Sugar/Front Row

March 5
James Wesley/Walking Contradiction/Broken Bow
Hunter Hayes/Wanted/Atlantic/WMN
Aaron Lewis/Endless Summer/R&J
David Nail/The Sound of a Million Dreams/MCA

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New On The Chart—Debuting This Week
Artist/song/label — chart pos.
Bobby Dean/White Lightning Pink Champagne/Lamon — 79
John Maison/Fast Enough/Big High Five — 80

Greatest Spin Increase
Artist/song/label — spin+
Luke Bryan/Drunk On You/Capitol — 278
Eric Church/Springsteen/EMI Nashville — 273
Jason Aldean/Fly Over States/Broken Bow — 210
Zac Brown Band/No Hurry/Southern Ground/Atlantic — 183
Rascal Flatts/Banjo/Big Machine — 133

Most Added
Artist/song/label — New Adds
Luke Bryan/Drunk On You/Capitol — 17
Eric Church/Springsteen/EMI Nashville — 12
Thomas Rhett/Something To Do With My Hands/Valory — 8
JT Hodges/Goodbyes Made You Mine/Show Dog-Universal — 7
Dustin Lynch/Cowboys And Angels/Broken Bow Records — 6
Rachel Holder/In Your Arms/Curb — 6
Easton Corbin/Lovin’ You Is Fun/Mercury — 6

On Deck—Soon To Be Charting
Artist/song/label — spins
Jon Wolfe/I Don’t Dance — 194
Steve Holy/Until The Rain Stops/Curb — 183
Matt Kennon/You Had To Pick On Me/Roaddawg —178
Clay Walker/Like We Never Said Goodbye/Curb — 171
Scott Steele/Paycheck To a Prayer/In The Spot Light — 170

Olivia Rose (Hobo Bridge/Spin Doctors) kicked off her nationwide radio tour this week with a visit to WOOZ/Carterville, IL. (L-R) Tracy McSherry McKown (PD), Kent Zimmerman (Morning show host), Rose, and Josh Gass (WOOZ MD)

RCA's Josh Thompson visited San Antonio's KAJA to promote his new single, “Comin' Around,” from his forthcoming sophomore album. (L-R): RCA regional Josh Easler, Bree (KAJA on air talent), Thompson and Travis Moon (KAJA PD)

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