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TOP SONGWRITER CHART Sunday, October 20, 2019 Sunday, October 14, 2018 TOP SONGWRITER CHART Sunday, October 20, 2019 This Last Songwriter’s Name Song(s) Artist Week Week 1 1 Ashley Gorley I Don't Know About You Chris Lane One Big Country Song LOCASH Good Vibes Chris Janson Living Dierks Bentley Remember You Young Thomas Rhett Ridin' Roads Dustin Lynch Catch Brett Young 2 5 Zach Crowell Good Vibes Chris Janson Ridin' Roads Dustin Lynch Kinfolks Sam Hunt 3 2 Ross Copperman Living Dierks Bentley Tip Of My Tongue Kenny Chesney Catch Brett Young 4 7 Laura Veltz The Bones Maren Morris What If I Never Get Over You Lady Antebellum To A T Ryan Hurd 5 3 Blanco Brown The Git Up Blanco Brown 6 6 Luke Combs Even Though I’m Leaving Luke Combs Beer Never Broke My Heart Luke Combs 1, 2 Many Luke Combs Refrigerator Door Luke Combs 7 4 David Garcia Southbound Carrie Underwood Hell Right Blake Shelton feat. Trace Adkins 8 27 Josh Osborne One Man Band Old Dominion Mr. Lonely Midland Kinfolks Sam Hunt 9 10 Jesse Frasure One Big Country Song LOCASH Blessings Florida Georgia Line One Thing Right Marshmello & Kane Brown Remember You Young Thomas Rhett 10 15 Jimmy Robbins The Bones Maren Morris homecoming queen? Kelsea Ballerini 11 11 Ryan Hurd What If I Never Get Over You Lady Antebellum Heartless Diplo Presents Thomas Wesley Featuring Morgan Wallen To A T Ryan Hurd 12 8 Michael Hardy I Don't Know About You Chris Lane One Big Country Song LOCASH Hell Right Blake Shelton feat. Trace Adkins 13 16 S. Ellis What If I Never Get Over You Lady Antebellum More Hearts Than Mine Ingrid Andress 14 12 Matt Stell Prayed For You Matt Stell 15 13 Allison Veltz Prayed For You Matt Stell 16 14 Ash Bowers Prayed For You Matt Stell 17 17 Brock Berryhill What Happens In A Small Town Brantley Gilbert, Lindsay Ell Homesick Kane Brown 18 23 Chris Janson Good Vibes Chris Janson 19 19 Brad Warren We Back Jason Aldean Thought About You Tim McGraw 20 20 Brett Warren We Back Jason Aldean Thought About You Tim McGraw 21 9 Jon Nite Living Dierks Bentley I Hope Gabby Barrett 22 28 Ray Fulcher Even Though I’m Leaving Luke Combs 23 29 W. Durrette Even Though I’m Leaving Luke Combs 34 41 Thomas Rhett Remember You Young Thomas Rhett 35 21 Josh Miller Southbound Carrie Underwood 36 22 Carrie Underwood Southbound Carrie Underwood 37 38 Kane Brown One Thing Right Marshmello & Kane Homesick Brown Like A Rodeo Kane Brown Kane Brown TOP SONGWRITER CHART 38 40 Ryan Tyndell We Were Keith Urban 39 39 Matthew McGinn One Thing Right Marshmello & Kane This Last Homesick Brown Songwriter’s Name Song(s) Artist Kane Brown Week Week 40 46 Natalie Hemby Heartache Medication Jon Pardi 24 24 Michael R. Carter Love You Too Late Cole Swindell 41 47 Barry Dean Heartache Medication Jon Pardi 25 25 Brandon Kinney Love You Too Late Cole Swindell 42 48 Jon Pardi Heartache Medication Jon Pardi 26 26 Cole Swindell Love You Too Late Cole Swindell 43 50 Lonnie Lee Fowler Slow Dance In A Parking Jordan Davis 27 30 Parker Welling Every Little Thing Russell Dickerson Lot 28 31 Casey Brown Every Little Thing Russell Dickerson 44 51 Jordan Davis Slow Dance In A Parking Jordan Davis 29 32 Russell Dickerson Every Little Thing Russell Dickerson Lot 30 33 Jeffery Hyde Monsters Eric Church 45 43 Dierks Bentley Living Dierks Bentley We Were Keith Urban 46 52 Brad Tursi One Man Band Old Dominion 31 34 Eric Church Monsters Eric Church 47 53 Trevor Rosen One Man Band Old Dominion We Were Keith Urban 48 54 Matthew Ramsey One Man Band Old Dominion 32 35 Kenny Chesney Tip Of My Tongue Kenny Chesney 49 44 Kevin Kadish Whiskey Glasses Morgan Wallen 33 36 Ed Sheeran Tip Of My Tongue Kenny Chesney 50 45 Ben Burgess Whiskey Glasses Morgan Wallen 34 41 Thomas Rhett Remember You Young Thomas Rhett 51 71 Maren Morris The Bones Maren Morris 35 21 Josh Miller Southbound Carrie Underwood 52 55 Rhett Akins What Happens In A Small Brantley Gilbert, Lindsay 36 22 Carrie Underwood Southbound Carrie Underwood Town Ell 37 38 Kane Brown One Thing Right Marshmello & Kane Brown 53 56 Josh Dunne What Happens In A Small Brantley Gilbert, Lindsay Homesick Kane Brown Town Ell Like A Rodeo Kane Brown 54 57 Brantley Gilbert What Happens In A Small Brantley Gilbert, Lindsay 38 40 Ryan Tyndell We Were Keith Urban Town Ell 39 39 Matthew McGinn One Thing Right Marshmello & Kane Brown 55 49 Jonathan Singleton Beer Never Broke My Luke Combs Homesick Kane Brown Heart Maddie & Tae 40 46 Natalie Hemby Heartache Medication Jon Pardi Die From A Broken Heart Scotty McCreery In Between 41 47 Barry Dean Heartache Medication Jon Pardi 56 63 Dustin Lynch Ridin' Roads Dustin Lynch 42 48 Jon Pardi Heartache Medication Jon Pardi 57 64 Brett Tyler Hell Right Blake Shelton feat. Trace 43 50 Lonnie Lee Fowler Slow Dance In A Parking Lot Jordan Davis Adkins 44 51 Jordan Davis Slow Dance In A Parking Lot Jordan Davis 58 59 Bryan Kennedy Dive Bar Garth Brooks (feat. Blake 45 43 Dierks Bentley Living Dierks Bentley Shelton) 46 52 Brad Tursi One Man Band Old Dominion 59 60 Mitch Rossell Dive Bar Garth Brooks (feat. Blake Shelton) 47 53 Trevor Rosen One Man Band Old Dominion 60 61 Garth Brooks Dive Bar Garth Brooks (feat. Blake 48 54 Matthew Ramsey One Man Band Old Dominion Shelton) 49 44 Kevin Kadish Whiskey Glasses Morgan Wallen 50 45 Ben Burgess Whiskey Glasses Morgan Wallen 51 71 Maren Morris The Bones Maren Morris 52 55 Rhett Akins What Happens In A Small Town Brantley Gilbert, Lindsay Ell 53 56 Josh Dunne What Happens In A Small Town Brantley Gilbert, Lindsay Ell 54 57 Brantley Gilbert What Happens In A Small Town Brantley Gilbert, Lindsay Ell 55 49 Jonathan Singleton Beer Never Broke My Heart Luke Combs Die From A Broken Heart Maddie & Tae In Between Scotty McCreery 56 63 Dustin Lynch Ridin' Roads Dustin Lynch 57 64 Brett Tyler Hell Right Blake Shelton feat. Trace Adkins 58 59 Bryan Kennedy Dive Bar Garth Brooks (feat. Blake Shelton) 59 60 Mitch Rossell Dive Bar Garth Brooks (feat. Blake Shelton) 60 61 Garth Brooks Dive Bar Garth Brooks (feat. Blake Shelton).
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