Weekly Chart Report (6/21/13)

SPIN ZONE

KVOM/Morrillton, Ark.’s Ashton Taylor recently visited with Montgomery Gentry while at Thunder On the Mountain.

Carrie Underwood blows away the competition with “See You Again,” which earns this week’s No. 1 spot with 3,387 spins. We’re pretty sure that song title is prophetic, and that this powerful singer will indeed see the top slot on our MusicRow charts again soon. Zac Brown Band’s “Jump Right In” continues to jump up the chart, landing at No. 2. Justin Moore’s “Point At You” settles in at No. 3, while Kip Moore’s “Hey Pretty Girl” at No. 4. Keith Urban’s “Little Bit Of Everything” climbs three spots to break into the Top 5. Rounding out the Top Ten this week are Randy Houser’s “Runnin’ Outta Moonlight” and Hunter Hayes’s “I Want Crazy,” which continue to hold the No. 6 and No. 7 slots. Lady Antebellum’s “Goodbye Town” sits at No. 8, with Tyler Farr’s “Redneck Crazy” at No. 9 and Luke Bryan’s “Crash My Party” at No. 10.
Toby Keith’s “After Work” is this week’s greatest gainer, landing at No. 33 with an additional 585 spins. Kenny Chesney’s “When I See This Bar” earns the No. 24 spot with an added 511 spins. Jason Aldean’s “Night Train” gained another 407 spins, reaching the No. 40 spot. Dierks Bentley’s “Bourbon in Kentucky” (which features Kacey Musgraves on harmony vocals) breaks the Top 30, landing at No. 29 with an added 386 spins. Finally, Miranda Lambert’s “All Kinds of Kinds” sits at No. 43 with an additional 365 spins.
Women rule this week’s debuts, with Ashley Monroe’s “You Got Me” debuting at No. 75, Taylor Swift’s “Red” at No. 77, Erica Nicole’s “Better Beer” at No. 79 and Jordan Anderson’s “You Ain’t Ready For Me” at No. 80.
Frozen Playlists: KVVP, WDHR, WDGG, KCJC, KVOM, KYEZ, KYYK
Upcoming Singles
June 24
Jason Aldean/Night Train/BBR
Aaron Lewis/Grandaddy’s Gun/Blaster
Andy Gibson/Best Thing/Curb
Gwen Sebastian/Suitcase/Flying Island
Dylan Scott/Makin’ This Boy Go Crazy/Sidewalk
Rachele Lynae/Fishing For Somethin’/Momentum/New Revolution
Jason Aldean/Night Train/Broken Bow
Sarah Darling/Little Umbrella/764/Aristo
Miranda Lambert/All Kinds Of Kinds/RCA Nashville
Toby Keith/Drinks After Work/Show Dog-Universal
Ry Bradley/New Kind Of Lonely/Crimson Q Records
Trae Edwards/Killing Myself To Stay Alive/BREEZEWOOD Productions
Taylor Swift/Red/Big Machine
Logan Tudeen/Circles/Go Time
June 27
Lathan Moore/Burn These Memories/Render
July 1
Chris Stapleton/What Are You Listening To/Mercury
Eli Young Band/Drunk Last Night/Republic Nashville
July 2
Colby Dee/He Don’t Know/Donard Music Group
Joe Allen/Looks LIke It’s Raining/Stubborn Horse Records
July 8
Downday/Back In The Day/Render
Denae Gardner/Sound Of A Woman Sayin Goodbye/4D
Kelly Clarkson/Tie It Up/RCA/Columbia Nashville
Craig Morgan/Wake Up Lovin’ You/Black River
July 15
Old Crow Medicine Show/Carry Me Back To Virginia/ATO Recrods
July 22
North 4o/Hey Girl Hey/RHYMETOWN ENTERTAINMENT
Jay Jolley/God Save Us All From Religion/Double J Records
July 29
Jared Blake/Countryfied/Skiddco Records
Blue Sky Riders/Brave/3 Dream Records
August 6
Brett Eldredge/Bring You Back/Atlantic
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New On The Chart—Debuting This Week
Artist/song/label — chart pos.
Ashley Monroe/You Got Me/Warner Bros. Records – 75
Taylor Swift/Red/Big Machine – 77
Erica Nicole/Better Beer/Heaven-Nine North-Turnpike – 79
Jordan Anderson/You Ain’t Ready For Me/GTR – 80
Greatest Spin Increase
Artist/song/label — spin+
Toby Keith/Drinks After Work/Show Dog-Universal – 585
Kenny Chesney/When I See This Bar/Blue Chair-Columbia Nashville – 511
Jason Aldean/Night Train/Broken Bow – 407
Dierks Bentley/Bourbon In Kentucky/Capitol Nashville – 386
Miranda Lambert/All Kinds Of Kinds/RCA – 365
Most Added
Toby Keith/Drinks After Work/Show Dog-Universal – 39
Miranda Lambert/All Kinds Of Kinds/RCA – 29
Jason Aldean/Night Train/Broken Bow – 27
Blake Shelton/Mine Would Be You/Warner Bros. – 21
Tracy Lawrence/Footprints On The Moon – 17
Kenny Chesney/When I See This Bar/Blue Chair-Columbia Nashville 16
Dierks Bentley/Bourbon In Kentucky/Capitol Nashville 15
Cassadee Pope/Wasting All These Tears/Republic Nashville- 15
Eli Young Band/Drunk Last Night/Republic – 12
Taylor Swift/Red/Big Machine – 11
On Deck—Soon To Be Charting
Herrick/Do You Love Me/BreakAway Entertainment – 232
Eli Young Band/Drunk Last Night/Republic – 229
The Lockets/Stepping Stone/Nu Toy – 224
Tracy Lawrence/Footprints On The Moon / – 201
Sherry Lynn f. Crystal Gayle/Beautiful Life/Steal Heart – 198

Joy Williams of The Civil Wars caught up with SirusXM’s John Marks at Sony Music Nashville’s Music Row offices in anticipation of the group’s sophomore self-titled album Aug. 6 on Sensibility Music/Columbia Records. Pictured (L-R): Nate Yetton (Sensibility Music), Gary Overton (SMN Chairman & CEO), Joy Williams, John Marks (SirusXM Senior Director, Country Music Programming), Norbert Nix (Columbia Nashville VP Promotion).

Leah Turner performed for a gathering of industry executives and Country Radio Broadcasters board members at The Chapel on Wednesday (June 19) in conjunction with the June 19-21 CRB board and CRS agenda committee meetings. Pictured (L-R): Gary Overton (Sony Music Nashville), Mike Culotta (CRS President), Leah Turner,Charlie Morgan (WLHK), Bill Mayne (CRS Executive Director), Norbert Nix (Columbia Nashville). Photo Credit: Kristen England