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September 24, 2020 COUNTRYBREAKOUT CHART COVERING SECONDARY RADIO SINCE 2002 Thursday, September 24, 2020 NEWS CHART ACTION New On The Chart —Debuting This Week Rascal Flatts Celebrates 20 Years With song/artist/label—Chart Position New Greatest Hits Collection Sometimes Late At Night/Eric Burgett/Bow To Stern Records—77 Population 2/Tom Sexton/Lots To Do Music, LLC—78 Greatest Spin Increase song/artist/label—Spin Increase Long Live/Florida Georgia Line/BMLG Records—215 Starting Over/Chris Stapleton/Mercury Nashville—197 Love You Like I Used To/Russell Dickerson/Triple Tigers Records—182 Sometimes Late At Night/Eric Burgett/Bow To Stern Records—160 7 Summers/Morgan Wallen/Big Loud Records—145 Settling Down/Miranda Lambert/Vanner Records/RCA Records—114 Most Added song/artist/label—No. of Adds Sometimes Late At Night/Eric Burgett/Bow To Stern Records—19 One Too Many/Keith Urban & P!nk/Capitol—12 Long Live/Florida Georgia Line/BMLG Records—10 Rascal Flatts continues their 20th anniversary year celebration with 7 Summers/Morgan Wallen/Big Loud Records—7 the release of Twenty Years Of Rascal Flatts The Greatest Hits, due out on Settling Down/Miranda Lambert/Vanner Records/RCA Records—7 Oct. 2 via Big Machine Records and Disney Music Group/Lyric Street I Can Tell By The Way You Dance/Josh Turner/MCA Nashville—7 Records. Click here to see the full track list. On Deck—Soon To Be Charting song/artist/label—No. of Spins Priscilla Block Signs With UMG Nashville Waste Of A Whiskey Drink/Gary Allan/EMI —151 Sometimes Always Never/Brandon Ratcliff/Monument—150 The Mountain/Calamity Jane/Mountain Records—147 Bad Guy/Casey Donahew/Almost Country Records—139 Whisper My Name/Aaron Watson/BIG Label Records —138 A few weeks ago, Priscilla Block‘s song, “Just About Over You,” reached the top spot on the iTunes all-genre song chart within 12 hours of release. Now, Block has inked a deal with Universal Music Group Nashville, releasing the song to country radio via Mercury Nashville/ InDent Records. Click here to read more. Click here to subscribe to the MusicRow CountryBreakout Chart mailing list. Thursday, September 24, 2020 ARTIST SPOTLIGHT Ashley Puckett With more than 200K Spotify streams of her frst two singles, “Medicine” and “Bulletproof,” a #1 AM/FM single on the national New Music Weekly country charts, and a #1 selling iTunes single in South Africa, Pittsburgh-based singer Ashley Puckett is poised to make her next move. “Live Like You Love” is the adventurous Ashley’s new single, and it’s the 3rd taken from her debut album, Never Say Never. The album, recorded at Tonic Studios in Pittsburgh, and produced by music veteran Bryan Cole (Matt Westin, Savannah), has received much critical praise since its February 2020 release. Skope Magazine says, “Ashley Puckett goes for a gritty southern rock charm…fery!” Hugh Twyman of Pittsburgh Current calls the album, “Amazingly Good.” ABOUT ASHLEY PUCKETT: Ashley Puckett was born and raised in North Huntingdon, just east of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Ashley realized her passion for music at a young age, performing at vocal competitions and community events, and eventually, landing at open-mic nights and shows in bars and clubs, doing anything to keep the music and her passion alive. Her musical infuences have been empowering..shaping the artist she has become: Ladies like Lee Ann Womack, Carrie Underwood, Miranda Lambert, Jo Dee Messina, Carole King and LeAnn Rimes. At age sixteen Ashley picked up the guitar, began writing songs, and the adventurous country girl hit the road. Ashley appeared in the “Women In Music” issue of Billboard Magazine in December 2019. Thursday, September 24, 2020 CALENDAR NO. 1 SONG Singles September 25 Travis Tritt/Ghost Town Nation/Big Noise Music Group Pime Hernandez/Whiskey Pretty/Burning Ground Entertainment Dariann Leigh/Closer/Laminate Entertainment September 28 Carly Pearce/Next Girl/Big Machine Records Shane Owens/Everybody Dies But Not Everybody Lives/AmeriMonte Records September 30 Dana Gregory & Jake Shafer/Bring On The Sunshine/NashTown Entertainment Albums September 25 Carrie Underwood/My Gift/Capitol Nashville Lady A rises to No. 1 on the CountryBreakout Radio Chart this week with Skip Ewing/Wyoming/Write! Records "Champagne Night." Terri Clark/It’s Christmas…Cheers!/Mercury Nashville Justin Moore/Live at the Ryman/The Valory Music Co. The trio's Hillary Scott, Charles Kelley and Dave Haywood wrote the song Granger Smith/Country Things, Vol. 1/BBR Music Group with Shane McAnally, Ryan Tedder, Esther Dean and Madeline Merlo Texas Hill/Texas Hill when they were the guest artist on NBC’s Songland earlier this year. Merlo’s Filmore/State I’m In/Curb Records co-writers on the original version of the song (I’ll Drink To That) are Patricia Conroy, David “Dwave” Thomson, and Tina Parol. The lighthearted ode to a simplifed interpretation of the high-life inspired Lady A to make a DIY-style music video at their homes during self isolation, which was recently announced as a nominee for Group Video of The Year at the upcoming 2020 CMT Awards. Click here to view all the nominees. 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 WAAG Galesburg, IL KYSM Mankato, MN KITX Hugo, OK KMRK Odessa, TX WXFL Florence, AL WMCI Mattoon, IL KZPK St. Cloud, MN KWEY Weatherford, OK KYYK Palestine, TX KHBZ Harrison, AR WYOT Rochelle, IL KWWR Mexico, MO KWOX Woodward, OK KXOX Sweetwater, TX KQUS Hot Springs, AR WRTB Rockford, IL KFAV Warrenton, MO KRKT Albany, OR WAKG Danville, VA KDXY Jonesboro, AR WIFE Connersville, IN WQNZ Natchez, MS WCFT Selinsgrove, PA WAXX Altoona, WI KWCK Searcy, AR KAIR Atchison, KS KZZY Devils Lake, ND WFGE State College, PA WJVL Janesville, WI KRAZ Santa Barbara, CA WKDZ Cadiz, KY KRVN Lexington, NE WMIR Myrtle Beach, SC WGLR Platteville, WI WPAP Panama City, FL WBKR Owensboro, KY Jersey Shore Country KIQK Rapid City, SD WQPC Prairie du Chien, WI WUBB Savannah, GA WDHR Pikeville, KY KQBA Santa Fe, NM WUCZ Carthage, TN WCOW Sparta, WI KXIA Marshalltown, IA KRRV Alexandria, LA WDNB Monticello, NY WDKN Dickson, TN WTNJ Beckley, WV KIAI Mason City, IA WUUU Covington, LA WOLF Syracuse, NY WLLX Lawrenceburg, TN WDGG Huntington ,WV KBOE Oskaloosa, IA WKPE Hyannis, MA WCJW Warsaw, NY KAYD Beaumont, TX WTCR Huntington, WV KTHK Idaho Falls, ID WVMD Cumberland, MD WFRY Watertown, NY KFTX Corpus Christi, TX WOOZ Carterville, IL WTCM Traverse City, MI KWHW Altus, OK KYKX Longview, TX COUNTRYBREAKOUT RADIO CHART Thursday, September 24, 2020 Weeks Last This % Spin On Chart Week Week Song / Artist / Label Spins / Reports Power Spins +/- 23 2 1 Champagne Night / Lady A / BMLG 1765/66 2 36 22 4 2 Pretty Heart / Parker McCollum / MCA Nashville 1750/60 4 75 12 3 3 Happy Does / Kenny Chesney / Blue Chair Records/Warner Music Nashville 1737/61 1 16 28 5 4 Some Girls / Jameson Rodgers / River House Artists/Columbia 1715/49 5 75 9 1 5 Happy Anywhere / Blake Shelton & Gwen Stefani / Warner Music Nashville 1694/52 -15 -299 13 8 6 Stick That In Your Country Song / Eric Church / EMI 1612/63 3 53 22 7 7 Cool Again / Kane Brown / RCA Nashville 1554/39 -4 -58 37 9 8 Everywhere But On / Matt Stell / “RECORDS/Arista Nashville 1551/51 1 17 17 10 9 Hole In The Bottle / Kelsea Ballerini / Black River Entertainment 1515/64 6 80 19 12 10 All Night / Brothers Osborne / EMI 1344/62 5 64 7 14 11 Beers and Sunshine / Darius Rucker / Capitol 1266/59 8 93 14 13 12 How They Remember You / Rascal Flatts / Big Machine 1231/56 2 27 23 20 13 Love You Like I Used To / Russell Dickerson / Triple Tigers Records 1177/47 18 182 22 15 14 Made For You / Jake Owen / Big Loud Records 1146/52 1 15 8 17 15 I Should Probably Go To Bed / Dan + Shay / Warner Music Nashville 1118/50 5 58 4 23 16 Starting Over / Chris Stapleton / Mercury Nashville 1111/57 22 197 21 16 17 Lady / Brett Young / BMLG 1110/51 3 37 18 18 18 Ain’t A Train / Cody Jinks / Late August Records 1077/50 3 36 23 19 19 Watered Down Whiskey / CJ Solar / Sea Gayle 1056/46 1 15 17 22 20 Almost Maybes / Jordan Davis / MCA Nashville 981/49 3 29 32 21 21 Nobody / Dylan Scott / Curb 976/44 2 16 18 25 22 Times Like These / Conner Sweet / Given Records 880/48 8 65 19 26 23 Don’t Let Another Day Go By / Southern Halo / Southern Halo LLC 716/39 3 18 8 30 24 Girls Like Me / Martina McBride / Vinyl Recordings, LLC 714/46 12 77 2 36 25 Long Live / Florida Georgia Line / BMLG Records 708/48 44 215 16 28 26 Hard Days / Brantley Gilbert / Valory 679/37 4 24 19 29 27 Nobody Warned Me / Mira Goto / ArtistMax/Copperline 663/30 2 12 38 27 28 Somebody Like That / Tenille Arts / 19th & Grand 650/33 -1 -6 4 35 29 7 Summers / Morgan Wallen / Big Loud Records 648/38 29 145 17 31 30 Date Night / Eric Chesser / BIGBIG Records Nashville 601/34 3 18 34 32 31 Momma’s House / Dustin Lynch / Broken Bow 574/33 1 4 16 33 32 Uncommon Man / Dallas Remington / RoadWarrior Records 562/34 8 41 15 34 33 Wine, Beer, Whiskey / Little Big Town / Capitol 537/29 5 24 10 38 34 Land Of Y’all / Smith & Wesley / Dream Walkin/Audium Nashville 500/28 6 29 16 41 35 Happy Place / Clayton Smalley / YN Records 488/24 15 62 14 37 36 You’re Gonna Have To Miss Me / The Band Steele / Fire River Records 481/33 1 4 14 39 37 Long Way From Lonely / John Schneider / Maven Entertainment 478/23 2 9 10 40 38 Ain’t The Only Hell (My Momma Raised) / Allie Colleen / Evangeline Records 470/34 8 35 12 44 39 Mix ‘Em With Whiskey / Drake White / Reverend White 459/27 15 59 3 48
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