Weekly Chart Report (2/3/2012)
Ira Dean stopped by KLLL/Lubbock to visit with Jeff Scott and promote his new single, "Somethin ‘Bout A Sunday," which had the highest debut on our chart this week. (L-R): Ira Dean (Average Joe's Entertainment) and Jeff Scott (KLLL PD)
SPIN ZONE
Changes abound in the latest version of the CountryBreakout Chart as Keith Urban’s “You Gonna Fly” soars to No. 1. His Capitol labelmate Dierks Bentley is in hot pursuit with “Home” at No. 2, only 63 spins off Urban’s total. Crossing into the Top 10 for the first time are Taylor Swift’s “Ours” at No. 9 and Jake Owen’s “Alone With You” at No. 10. Positioned just outside the Top 10 and ready to strike are Lady Antebellum’s “Dancin’ Away With My Heart,” which gained 223 spins, and Blake Shelton’s “Drink On It,” which added 378.
Make way for the superstars, folks. Gobbling up a majority of the new spins for the week are the latest offerings from Rascal Flatts (“Banjo” at No. 20), Zac Brown Band (“No Hurry” at No. 27), Alan Jackson (“So You Don’t Have To Love Me” at No. 30), and Jason Aldean (“Fly Over States” at No. 39). Phil Vassar also has a highly reactive new single with “Don’t Miss Your Life,” and it has already jumped to No. 45 in its second week charting.
Leading the pack of new entries to the chart is Ira Dean’s “Something About A Sunday,” which lands the Average Joe’s artist at No. 71. Right behind at No. 72 is Thompson Square’s “Glass,” and Rachel Holder’s “In Your Arms” at No. 75. Also making first appearances are Kaleb McIntire’s “Redneck In All Of Us” at No. 77 and Jana Kramer’s “Why Ya Wanna” at No. 79.
Frozen Playlists: KBCR, KVVP, WBKR, WHMA, WUCZ
Upcoming Singles
February 13
JT Hodges/Goodbyes Made You Mine/Show Dog-Universal
Phil Vassar/Don’t Miss Your Life/Rodeowave
The Dirt Drifters/There She Goes/Warner Bros./WMN
February 21
Thomas Rhett/Something To Do With My Hands/Valory
Julie Ingram/Thank God (For Mom & Dad)/LongShot/Nine North/Turnpike
James Wesley/Walking Contradiction/Broken Bow
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New On The Chart—Debuting This Week
Artist/song/label — chart pos.
Ira Dean/Something About A Sunday/Average Joe’s – 71
Thompson Square/Glass/Stoney Creek – 72
Rachel Holder/In Your Arms/Curb – 75
Kaleb McIntire/Redneck In All Of Us/Rockin’ Country Doc Music – 77
Jana Kramer/Why Ya Wanna/Elektra/W.A.R. — 79
Greatest Spin Increase
Artist/song/label — spin+
Zac Brown Band/No Hurry/Southern Ground/Atlantic – 496
Jason Aldean/Flyover States/Broken Bow – 393
Blake Shelton/Drink On It/WMN/Warner Bros. – 378
Rascal Flatts/Banjo/Big Machine – 360
Alan Jackson/So You Don’t Have To Love Me Anymore/ACR/EMI — 262
Most Added
Artist/song/label — New Adds
Jason Aldean/Flyover States/Broken Bow — 30
Zac Brown Band/No Hurry/Southern Ground/Atlantic — 21
Rachel Holder/In Your Arms/Curb — 14
Phil Vassar/Don’t Miss Your Life/Rodeowave — 14
Ira Dean/Something About A Sunday/Average Joe’s — 10
Alan Jackson/So You Don’t Have To Love Me Anymore/ACR/EMI — 10
Josh Turner/Time Is Love/MCA — 9
Rascal Flatts/Banjo/Big Machine — 9
On Deck—Soon To Be Charting
Artist/song/label — spins
Kinsey Sadler/Sometimes I Forget — 224
Lewis Copeland/She’s Got It Goin’ On/Phull Entertainment – 211
Claudia Lee/Hollywood Sunset/CLM96enterprises – 210
Wade Bowen/Saturday Night/Sea Gayle/BNA — 209
John Maison/Fast Enough/Big High Five — 181
- A couple of key members of the Warner Music Nashville staff surprised Blake Shelton at his Duluth, GA show last Friday (1/27). (L-R): Lou Ramirez (WMN Southeast Regional), John Esposito (WMN President & CEO), Blake and Lance Houston (WBUL/Atlanta MD)
- Eric Church spent some time with WGKX/Memphis APD/MD Kay Manley before his show in Southaven, MS. Eric broke the Desoto Civic Center’s attendance record previously held by Jason Aldean by selling 8,918 tickets. (L-R): Trudie Daniell (EMI Nashville Dir. SE Promotion), Kay Manley, Church, and Angela Lange (EMI Nashville VP Promotion)
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