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TOP SONGWRITER CHART Sunday, February 17, 2019 Sunday, October 14, 2018 TOP SONGWRITER CHART Sunday, February 17, 2019 This Last Songwriter’s Name Song(s) Artist Week Week 1 1 Ashley Gorley Eyes On You Chase Rice I Don’t Know About You Chris Lane Love Ain’t Eli Young Band Rumor Lee Brice What Makes You Country Luke Bryan 2 2 Kevin Welch Millionaire Chris Stapleton 3 3 Shane McAnally Burn Out Midland Down To The Honky Tonk Jake Owen Love Ain’t Eli Young Band Make It Sweet Old Dominion Really Shouldn’t Drink Around You Teddy Robb 4 4 Brett James Love Wins Carrie Underwood On My Way To You Cody Johnson 5 6 Luke Combs Beautiful Crazy Luke Combs She Got The Best Of Me Luke Combs 6 9 David Garcia Love Wins Carrie Underwood Meant To Be Bebe Rexha & Florida Georgia Line Women Florida Georgia Line (Featuring Jason Derulo) 7 10 Ben Burgess The Difference Tyler Rich Whiskey Glasses Morgan Wallen 8 12 Riley Green There Was This Girl Riley Green 9 13 Erik Dylan There Was This Girl Riley Green 10 11 Josh Osborne Burn Out Midland One That Got Away Michael Ray Really Shouldn’t Drink Around You Teddy Robb 11 18 Ross Copperman Love Ain’t Eli Young Band Love Someone Brett Eldredge 12 19 T. Lane On My Way To You Cody Johnson 13 20 Frank Rogers This Is It Scotty McCreery 14 21 A. Eshuis This Is It Scotty McCreery 15 22 Scotty McCreery This Is It Scotty McCreery 16 23 Robert Williford Beautiful Crazy Luke Combs 17 24 W. Durrette Beautiful Crazy Luke Combs 18 17 Trevor Rosen Make It Sweet Old Dominion One That Got Away Michael Ray Really Shouldn’t Drink Around You Teddy Robb 19 14 Josh Mirenda Girl Like You Jason Aldean 20 15 Michael Tyler Girl Like You Jason Aldean 21 16 Jaron Boyer Girl Like You Jason Aldean 22 29 Dallas Davidson Bring It On Over Billy Currington What Makes You Country Luke Bryan 23 37 Luke Laird Down To The Honky Tonk Jake Owen God And Country Music George Strait TOP SONGWRITER CHART This Last Songwriter’s Name Song(s) Artist Week Week 24 30 Matthew Ramsey Make It Sweet Old Dominion One That Got Away Michael Ray 25 25 Shay Mooney Back To Life Rascal Flatts Speechless Dan + Shay Tequila Dan + Shay 26 26 Sean Douglas Sixteen Thomas Rhett 27 27 Joe Spargur Sixteen Thomas Rhett 28 28 Thomas Rhett Sixteen Thomas Rhett 29 32 Jason Gantt Take It From Me Jordan Davis 30 33 Jacob Davis Take It From Me Jordan Davis 31 34 Jordan Davis Take It From Me Jordan Davis 32 31 Luke Bryan What Makes You Country Luke Bryan 33 5 Bobby Pinson Burning Man Dierks Bentley fea Brothers Osborne Some Of It Eric Church 34 40 Kevin Kadish Whiskey Glasses Morgan Wallen 35 38 Rodney Clawson Down To The Honky Tonk Jake Owen 36 39 Carrie Underwood Love Wins Carrie Underwood 37 8 Justin Ebach Friends Don’t Maddie & Tae Here Tonight Brett Young 38 45 Chris DeStefano Day Drunk Morgan Evans Eyes On You Chase Rice 39 35 Jordan Reynolds Speechless Dan + Shay Tequila Dan + Shay 40 36 Dan Smyers Speechless Dan + Shay Tequila Dan + Shay 41 41 Shy Carter Good As You Kane Brown Never Comin Down Keith Urban 42 53 Tyler Hubbard Feels Like A Party LOCASH Meant To Be Bebe Rexha & Florida Georgia Line Women Florida Georgia Line (Featuring Jason Derulo) 43 42 Tofer Brown Night Shift Jon Pardi 44 43 Phillip LaRue Night Shift Jon Pardi 45 44 Billy Montana Night Shift Jon Pardi 46 47 Brett McLaughlin Miss Me More Kelsea Ballerini 47 48 Kelsea Ballerini Miss Me More Kelsea Ballerini 48 49 D.H. Hodges Miss Me More Kelsea Ballerini 49 46 Rhett Akins Bring It On Over Billy Currington The Difference Tyler Rich What Happens In A Small Town Brantley Gilbert, Lindsay Ell 50 7 Luke Dick Burning Man Dierks Bentley fea Brothers Osborne 51 52 Chase Rice Eyes On You Chase Rice 52 54 Jesse Frasure Bring It On Over Billy Currington Ladies In The ‘90s Lauren Alaina One That Got Away Michael Ray 53 51 Heather Morgan Love Someone Brett Eldredge Yada Yada Yada Brandon Lay 54 61 Michael Hardy I Don’t Know About You Chris Lane Rednecker HARDY Talk You Out Of It Florida Georgia Line 55 57 Brock Berryhill Good As You Kane Brown What Happens In A Small Town Brantley Gilbert, Lindsay Ell 56 55 Kyle Jacobs Rumor Lee Brice 57 56 Lee Brice Rumor Lee Brice 58 58 Brett Young Here Tonight Brett Young 59 59 Ben Caver Here Tonight Brett Young 60 60 Charles Kelley Here Tonight Brett Young.
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