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CBO Chart 9/7/17 COUNTRYBREAKOUT CHART COVERING SECONDARY RADIO SINCE 2002 Thursday, September 7, 2017 CHART ACTION New On The Chart —Debuting This Week Artist/song/label—chart pos. Cole Swindell/Stay Downtown/Warner Bros. — 64 Justin Moore/Kinda Don’t Care/Valory — 71 Rascal Flatts/Back To Us/BMLG — 74 Lewis Brice/Best Ex Ever/Pump House Music — 76 Dylan Scott/Hooked/Curb — 78 Brian Milson/I’d Have To Kiss Ya/First Short Road Productions — 79 Joe Nichols/Never Gets Old/Red Bow — 80 Greatest Spin Increase Artist/song/label—Spin Increase Luke Bryan/Light It Up/Capitol — 486 Florida Georgia Line/Smooth/BMLG Records — 317 CMA Awards Final Nominees Revealed Thomas Rhett/Unforgettable/Valory — 298 Luke Combs/When It Rains It Pours/Columbia — 263 The inal nominees for select categories for this year’s Country Music Kane Brown feat. Lauren Alaina/What Ifs/RCA Nashville — 215 Association Awards were announced Monday (Sept. 4) on Good Morning Most Added America. Brothers Osborne, Lauren Alaina and Dustin Lynch announced Artist/song/label—No. of Adds the inal nominees in the Entertainer of the Year, Male Vocalist of the Year, Luke Bryan/Light It Up/Capitol — 14 Female Vocalist of the Year, New Artist of the Year, Music Video of the Year, Devin Dawson/All On Me/Warner Bros. — 13 and Vocal Duo of the Year categories. The full slate of nominations was Cole Swindell/Stay Downtown/Warner Bros. — 12 released immediately following. The CMA Awards air Nov. 8 on ABC. Justin Moore/Kinda Don’t Care/Valory — 12 A full list of nominations can be seen here. Dylan Scott/Hooked/Curb — 12 Midland/Make A Little/Big Machine — 12 Finalists Announced For CMA Broadcast Awards Zac Brown Band/Roots/Southern Ground/Electra/WAR — 12 Brett Eldredge/The Long Way/Atlantic/Warner Music Nashville — 12 The inalists for Country Music Association’s Broadcast Station and On Deck—Soon To Be Charting Personality of the Year were announced Monday morning (Sept. 4). Artist/song/label—No. of Spins Winners will be honored during the 51st CMA Awards, to be held Nov. 8 Danielle Bradbery/Sway/Big Machine — 174 on ABC. Mark Bray/For Love/BarFrog Music — 172 Blake Torrey/Last Night/Watterson Records — 1 See complete list of inalists here. Pictured (L-R): Audra McLaughlin with MusicRow’s Sherod Robertson. Pictured (L-R): WKIS/Miami, FL’s Rob Morris, RaeLynn, and WKIS’s Tim Conlon. Pictured: WKNK/Panama City Beach’s morning show co-hosts Flip Pictured (L-R): Dierks Bentley with KQBA/Santa Fe, NM’s PD Chris Diestler. & Streeter hang out with Colt Ford (center). Pictured: Rachel Stacy with Captain Jack at Renegade Radio Nashville’s new offices at 2808 Azalea Pictured (L-R): WCFT/Bigfoot Country’s Shelly Woods, Jessica Lynn, and Place. WCFT’s Kyle Hunter. Thursday, September 7, 2017 CALENDAR NO. 1 SONG Singles September 11 Billy Currington/Wake Me Up/Mercury Dustin Collins/Pieces/Big Risk Megan Golden/ I Miss Missin’ You/Burning Ground Entertainment Kim McAbee/Stand Still With Me/Soigne’ Records Adam WakePield/Blame It On Me September 18 Dugger Band/East Tennessee Son/Dugger Band James Meadows/Carolina Moon/Jerry Duncan/Tower/Marco Justin Moore/Kinda Don’t Care/Valory September 25 Nick Brennan/I Want A Girl/CB Music/Stanley Music Group/MC1 Nashville Gal Friday/Scrapyard Albums September 8 Kip Moore/SLOWHEART/MCA Nashville Thomas Rhett/Life Changes/The Valory Music Co. Kane Brown tapped childhood friend Lauren Alaina for the duet Toby Keith/The Bus Songs/Show Dog "What Ifs" from his debut album. This week the song reaches No. 1 on Stephanie Quayle/Love The Way You See Me/Rebel Engine the MusicRow CountryBreakout chart. It has already garnered some Sean McConnell/Undone [acoustic]/Rounder Records impressive stats, including Gold-certiication, almost 70 million audio Gregg Allman/Southern Blood/Rounder Records streams, and 25 million YouTube views. Scooter Brown Band/American Son/Red River-BFD-Sony Orchard Dustin Lynch/Current Mood/Broken Bow Records Released in December 2016, Brown's self-titled debut album remains in the Top 5. A deluxe version will be available via RCA Nashville/Zone September 15 4 on Oct. 6. Big & Rich/Did It For The Party Various/A Tribute to John D. Loudermilk/Vector Recordings Willie Watson/Folksinger Vol. 2/Acony Records Radney Foster/For You To See The Stars [book/album]/The Devil’s River Records George Strait/Pure Country [vinyl] Each songwriter and artist earning No. 1 credit on the MusicRow Chart receives a MusicRow Challenge Coin. Click here to view a full list of recipients. MusicRow CountryBreakout Chart Reporting Stations WHMA Anniston AL KTHK Idaho Falls ID WKPE Hyannis, MA WCJW Warsaw NY KMKS Bay City TX WXFL Florence AL WAAG Galesburg IL WVMD Cumberland MD WFRY Watertown NY KXOX Sweetwater TX WTDR Talladega AL WOOZ Carterville IL WATZ Alpena MI KWHW Altus OK KYYK Palestine TX KCJC Russellville AR WGKC Urbana IL WTCM Traverse City MI KITX Hugo OK KMRK Odessa TX KCNY Conway AR WDZQ Decatur IL KZPK St. Cloud MN KWOX Woodward OK WAKG Danville VA KDXY Jonesboro AR WMCI Mattoon IL KYSM Mankato MN KWEY Weatherford OK WMEV Marion VA KQUS Hot Springs AR WRTB Rockford IL KCLQ Lebanon MO KRKT Albany OR KICR Spokane WA KWCK Searcy AR WIFE Connersville IN KWWR Mexico MO WFGE State College PA WAXX Altoona WI KRAZ Santa Barbara CA WYGB Franklin IN KFAV Warrenton MO WCFT Selinsgrove PA WCOW La Crosse WI KVAY Lamar CO KAIR Atchison KS WQNZ Natchez MS KIQK Rapid City, SD WGLR Platteville WI WHWY Destin FL KYEZ Salina KS KZZY Devils Lake ND WDKN Dickson TN WJVL Janesville WI WBYZ Baxley GA WGGC Bowling Green KY KRVN Lexington NE WEIO Huntingdon TN WQPC Prairie du Chien WI WTHO Thomson GA WKDZ Cadiz KY KQKX Norfolk NE WKSR Pulaski TN WPCK Green Bay WI WUBB Savannah GA WFGS Murray KY KRGI Grand Island NE WLLX Lawrenceburg TN WDGG Huntington WV KIAI Mason City IA WBKR Owensboro KY KQBA Santa Fe NM WUCZ Carthage TN WKKW Morgantown WV KSMA Mason City IA WDHR Pikeville KY WKPQ Hornell NY Renegade Radio Nashville WTNJ Mount Hope WV KXIA Marshalltown IA KRRV Alexandria LA WDNB Liberty NY KFTX Corpus Christi TX WTCR Huntington WV KQKI Morgan City LA WOLF Syracuse NY KGKL San Angelo TX Thursday, September 7, 2017 Weeks Last This % Spin On Chart Week Week Artist / Song / Label Spins / Reports Power Spins +/- 28 4 1 Kane Brown feat. Lauren Alaina / What Ifs / RCA Nashville 2625/76 9 215 25 2 2 Maren Morris / I Could Use A Love Song / Columbia Nashville 2587/84 1 30 12 6 3 Luke Combs / When It Rains It Pours / Columbia 2549/83 12 263 33 3 4 Easton Corbin / A Girl Like You / Mercury Nashville 2536/85 2 49 21 5 5 Brad Paisley / Last Time For Everything / Arista Nashville 2359/81 2 42 6 9 6 Thomas Rhett / Unforgettable / Valory 2242/84 15 298 16 7 7 Chris Janson / Fix A Drink / Warner Music Nashville 2230/77 7 141 28 10 8 Dustin Lynch / Small Town Boy / Broken Bow 1906/52 -2 -36 26 13 9 LANco / Greatest Love Story / Arista Nashville 1817/74 7 113 23 1 10 Eric Church / Round Here Buzz / EMI Nashville 1728/59 -37 -1006 12 14 11 Kelsea Ballerini / Legends / Black River Entertainment 1726/77 8 134 15 16 12 Chris Young / Losing Sleep / Sony Music 1569/66 8 117 5 24 13 Florida Georgia Line / Smooth / BMLG Records 1441/73 28 317 21 15 14 Jerrod Niemann / God Made A Woman / Curb 1404/66 -7 -102 8 21 15 Brett Young / Like I Loved You / BMLG 1401/72 16 194 17 19 16 Josh Turner / All About You / MCA Nashville 1341/59 6 77 12 23 17 Brantley Gilbert / The Ones That Like Me / The Valory Music Co. 1285/69 13 148 3 33 18 Luke Bryan / Light It Up / Capitol 1275/66 62 486 22 18 19 Jake Owen / Good Company / RCA Nashville 1275/59 0 1 9 26 20 Chris Stapleton / Broken Halos / Mercury Records 1189/67 12 123 27 22 21 The Swon Brothers / Don’t Call Me / TSB Records 1175/53 2 23 10 29 22 Little Big Town / When Someone Stops Loving You / Capitol Nashville 1140/60 15 147 14 25 23 Gary Allan / Mess Me Up / EMI Records Nashville 1140/56 5 50 27 20 24 Big & Rich / California / New Revolution 1097/52 -13 -161 15 28 25 Lauren Alaina / Doin’ Fine / Mercury Nashville 1059/56 3 35 13 31 26 Granger Smith / Happens Like That / Wheelhouse Records 964/56 8 69 10 35 27 Shane Owens / 19 / Amerimonte Records 883/57 19 140 10 36 28 Russell Dickerson / Yours / Triple Tigers Records 854/52 21 147 11 32 29 Lee Brice / Boy / Curb 853/48 5 44 18 34 30 Kylie Frey / Too Bad / Deep Frey’d Productions 811/49 8 59 4 44 31 Zac Brown Band / Roots / Southern Ground/Elektra/WAR 782/54 33 195 6 40 32 Darius Rucker / For The First Time / Capitol Nashville 772/49 18 120 11 39 33 Jordan Davis / Singles You Up / MCA Nashville 757/49 16 104 18 37 34 Jason Pritchett / Brand New Girl / Dynamite Music Group 738/39 9 61 16 42 35 High Valley / She’s With Me / Warner Bros. 724/46 17 104 14 43 36 Eric Chesser / Good Times & Summer Days / BIGBIG Records 645/39 5 33 23 41 37 Macy Martin / Broke Down / GTR Records 626/28 0 2 7 45 38 Walker Hayes / You Broke Up With Me / Monument Records 605/38 15 78 19 46 39 Joe Lasher Jr.
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