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Thursday, February 21, 2013 19 3 1 Taylor Swift/Begin page 1 Thursday, February 21, 2013 Chart Director: Sherod Robertson, [email protected] Weeks Last Wk This Wk Spins/ % Spin Spins Last Wk On Chart Position Position Artist/Song/Label Reports Power +- # Spins 19 3 1 Taylor Swift/Begin Again/Big Machine 3357/98 4 132 3225 20 4 2 Kacey Musgraves/Merry Go Round/Mercury 3315/101 5 153 3162 7 8 3 Blake Shelton/Sure Be Cool If You Did/Warner Bros. 3132/96 8 245 2887 10 6 4 Lee Brice/I Drive Your Truck/Curb 3117/101 4 126 2991 13 5 5 Toby Keith/Hope On The Rocks/Show Dog-Universal 3097/102 2 63 3034 11 1 6 Carrie Underwood/Two Black Cadillacs/19/Arista Nashville 3008/86 -15 -517 3525 16 7 7 Chris Young/I Can Take It From There/RCA Nashville 2976/102 3 88 2888 16 9 8 Hunter Hayes/Somebody's Heartbreak/Atlantic/WMN 2955/89 3 76 2879 7 10 9 Miranda Lambert/Mama's Broken Heart/RCA 2720/100 8 195 2525 14 11 10 George Strait/Give It All We Got/MCA 2580/90 3 64 2516 5 15 11 Lady Antebellum/Downtown/Capitol Nashville 2541/99 16 348 2193 7 14 12 Florida Georgia Line/Get Your Shine On/Republic Nashville 2384/101 8 169 2215 14 12 13 Thompson Square/If I Didn't Have You/Stoney Creek 2350/88 5 115 2235 15 13 14 Brantley Gilbert/More Than Miles/Valory 2321/98 4 87 2234 12 16 15 Kelly Clarkson w/ Vince Gill/Don't Rush/19 Recordings/RCA Nashville 2186/90 6 114 2072 3 22 16 Kenny Chesney/Pirate Flag/Blue Chair/Columbia Nashville 2171/98 23 406 1765 7 17 17 Darius Rucker/Wagon Wheel/Capitol 2158/98 6 118 2040 23 18 18 Craig Morgan/More Trucks Than Cars/Black River 2116/90 6 123 1993 7 20 19 Eric Church/Like Jesus Does/EMI Nashville 2090/100 12 231 1859 11 19 20 Dustin Lynch/She Cranks My Tractor/Broken Bow Records 1927/87 3 47 1880 18 21 21 Montgomery Gentry/I'll Keep The Kids/Average Joes 1893/83 4 68 1825 9 24 22 Rascal Flatts/Changed/Big Machine 1878/93 9 151 1727 20 23 23 Gloriana/Can't Shake You/Emblem/WMN 1760/83 0 -1 1761 13 26 24 Love and Theft/Running Out Of Air/RCA Nashville 1663/82 8 126 1537 14 25 25 Jerrod Niemann/Only God Could Love You More/Sea Gayle/Arista Nashville 1656/86 6 98 1558 8 27 26 The Henningsens/American Beautiful/Arista 1613/90 7 111 1502 6 32 27 Jake Owen/Anywhere With You/RCA 1490/88 20 246 1244 12 28 28 Jana Kramer/Whiskey/WMN 1443/77 7 96 1347 16 30 29 Tracy Lawrence/Stop, Drop, & Roll/Lawrence Music Group 1401/68 8 101 1300 15 31 30 Sarah Darling/Home To Me/Black River 1375/78 6 82 1293 20 33 31 High Valley/Love You For A Long Time/Eaglemont/Rodeowave 1258/60 4 52 1206 15 34 32 Eric Lee Beddingfield/That Ol' Outlaw Song/Rebel Dawg 1187/56 5 56 1131 6 36 33 Kip Moore/Hey Pretty Girl/MCA 1113/75 24 217 896 9 35 34 Taylor Made/That's What Life Is/LG Records 1072/62 10 94 978 7 37 35 Easton Corbin/All Over The Road/Mercury 1040/67 17 149 891 ©2013, MusicRow Communications, LLC—ALL RIGHTS RESERVED [email protected] page 2 Thursday, February 21, 2013 Weeks Last Wk This Wk Spins/ % Spin Spins Last Wk On Chart Position Position Artist/Song/Label Reports Power +- # Spins 10 39 36 Aaron Lewis/Forever/Blaster Records 973/52 10 87 886 16 41 37 LiveWire/Lies/Way Out West 886/47 8 67 819 5 42 38 Lonestar/Maybe Someday/4 Star Records 796/56 10 70 726 4 43 39 Joel Crouse/If You Want Some/Show Dog-Universal 775/61 24 148 627 3 46 40 Greg Bates/Fill In The Blank/Republic Nashville 765/59 35 200 565 11 44 41 Lizzie Sider/Butterfly/Blue Steel 723/45 16 98 625 10 45 42 Bill Gentry/Hell And Half Of Georgia/Tenacity Records 614/33 7 39 575 4 51 43 Ash Bowers/Red/Wide Open Records 602/49 42 179 423 3 58 44 Coleman Brothers/Lonely In The Lonestar State/Fishing Hole Records 560/42 60 211 349 10 47 45 Michael Dean Church/Still Not Over You/MDC 541/33 2 13 528 10 49 46 Brent Cobb/Love On Me/Carnival 503/34 11 49 454 6 50 47 Josh Pruno/23rd Psalm/Lawrence Music Group 481/31 7 32 449 8 62 48 Lisa Matassa/Somebody's Baby/It Is What It Is/9North 474/37 50 157 317 11 48 49 Brooke Hudgins/80 Acres of Stars/VBC 468/32 2 10 458 1 115 50 Jason Aldean/1994/Broken Bow 454/32 909 409 45 3 57 51 Tyler Farr/Redneck Crazy/Columbia Nashville 444/30 24 85 359 1 102 52 Tim McGraw w/ Taylor Swift/Highway Don't Care/Big Machine 398/27 404 319 79 8 56 53 Ashley Forrest/Pourin' Over Me/Truro/GMV 387/31 6 23 364 4 64 54 Outshyne/Dirt Road Romance/MillStar Entertainment Group 386/32 35 100 286 4 55 55 Austin Webb/It's All Good/Streamsound 386/31 6 21 365 6 60 56 Aaron Watson/Lips/HTK Records 374/28 15 48 326 1 87 57 Randy Houser/Runnin' Outta Moonlight/Stoney Creek Records 367/28 162 227 140 10 54 58 Luke Pilgrim/Back Road Lullaby/MMG 350/22 -7 -25 375 2 75 59 Kristen Kelly/He Loves To Make Me Cry/Arista Nashville 313/25 59 116 197 6 65 60 Summer Schappell/It Ought To Be a Sin/615 Records 304/20 7 20 284 6 66 61 Drankmore/You Got To Me/Back Lounge 302/24 16 42 260 6 52 62 Andy Griggs/Twenty Little Angels/Little Hannel Records/Spin Doctors Music Group 302/23 -24 -93 395 8 63 63 Angel Mary & The Tennessee Werewolves/Cowboy/Verado 300/24 -4 -11 311 4 70 64 Charlie Worsham/Could It Be/WMN 294/24 30 68 226 5 68 65 Ray Scott/Those Jeans/Jethropolitan 270/20 13 30 240 8 69 66 Brett Eldredge/Don't Ya/Atlantic/WMN 268/18 15 34 234 4 67 67 Samantha Landrum/Hometown/Reviver/RED/BDG 265/25 9 21 244 3 73 68 Tyler Dean Feat. Ashley Gearing/I Wanna Wake Up With You/Sidewalk 240/19 14 30 210 12 61 69 Steve Holy/Hauled Off And Kissed Me/Curb 240/18 -25 -82 322 1 117 70 Gary Allan/Pieces/MCA 238/20 441 194 44 1 86 71 Mumford & Sons/I Will Wait/Glassnote 222/16 57 81 141 6 71 72 Train (feat. Ashley Monroe)/Bruises/Columbia 220/13 3 6 214 2 74 73 Parmalee/Carolina/Stoney Creek Records 218/16 7 15 203 1 76 74 Lathan Moore/Forever Man/Render Records 210/15 12 22 188 10 81 75 Craig Campbell/Outta My Head/Bigger Picture 200/14 30 46 154 7 83 76 Kelly Parkes/As Good As Me/Edge Records/Ocala Records 199/16 32 48 151 1 88 77 John Karl/That's What I Believe/Pourboy Records 183/17 31 43 140 2 80 78 Jacob Martin Band/Wraparound Porch/Jacob Martin Band 181/16 18 27 154 1 94 79 Jaida Dreyer/Half Broke Horses/Streamsound 174/18 58 64 110 1 82 80 Stephanie Grace/Would U Be Mine/SMG 172/13 13 20 152 Going For Adds Programmer Playlist February 25 (Click Each Banner To Listen) Zac Brown Band/Jump Right In/Atlantic- Southern Ground Gary Allan/Pieces/MCA Maggie Rose/Better/RPME Tyler Farr/Redneck Crazy/Columbia Jenna Jentry/Lovin’ Lazy/Circle 4-Nine North-Turnpike Jason Charles Miller/The Way You Still Want Me/Render March 4 Randy Houser/Runnin’ Outta Moonlight/ Stoney Creek March 11 Sheryl Crow/Easy/Old Green Barn-Sea Gayle-Warner Bros.-WMN Tate Stevens/Power Of A Love Song/Syco Music-RCA Billy Dean/I Can’t Leave A Good Thing/ Rainman-Flying Island Erica Nicole/Better Beer/Heaven-Nine North-Turnpike Tobacco Rd. Band (Feat. Colt Ford)/That’s Country/Turnpike-Big Southern ©2013, MusicRow Communications, LLC—ALL RIGHTS RESERVED [email protected].
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