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Chart: Top25_VIDEO_COUNTRY Report Date (TW): 2011-09-25 --- Previous Report Date(LW): 2011-09-17 TW LW TITLE ARTIST RECORD LABEL 1 1 Sparks Fly Taylor Swift The Big Machine 2 2 I Love You This Big Scotty Mccreery Interscope Records 3 3 Long Hot Summer Keith Urban Capitol Nashville 4 4 Made In America Toby Keith Show Dog / Universal Music 5 8 Broken Down Kevin Hammond A&M/Octone Records 6 9 Take It Off Joe Nichols Show Dog / Universal Records 7 13 Family Man Craig Campbell Bigger Picture Music Group 8 10 Beautiful Maybe Marlee Scott Bugride Entertainment 9 11 Net Your Cinderella Payton Rae Pink Pony Records 10 12 One More Drinkin Song Jerrod Niemann Arista / Sea Gayle Records 11 5 Cowday Up And Party Down Darren Warren NuCorp Entertainment 12 22 Date With Dixie Colton James Ride N High Records 13 17 Like My Mother Does Lauren Alaina Interscope Records 14 19 Cost Of Livin Ronnie Dunn Arista Records 15 21 I'll Take That Job Johnny Paycheck Shoved Clay Dustin Pure Heart Records 16 All Your Life The Band Perry Republic Nashville 17 Cowboy Soldiers (please Send Me A Bear) Joe Speed Band GI Jams Records 18 25 Serious Lucy Angel Gforce Music 19 16 Gone Like That Josh Kelley MCA Records 20 What A Little Bit Of Love Can Do Jeff Bridges Blue Note Records 21 20 These Boots Are Made For Walkin David Olney David Olney Records 22 Love's Getta Go Somewhere Steve Richard Force MP Entertainment 23 23 Hard Time Mevin On David Bradley Gecko Music 24 Calamity Song The Demcemberists Capitol Records 25 If I Die Young (pop Version) The Band Perry Republic Nashville * Moved up the chart * New this week Nov 18, 2012 5:12 PM.

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