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Welcome in to another blog here on coalcountry965.com! Well we have been talking about "BIG CHANGES" here at WXCC...the big day is not far away! We will be making an announcement on Jan 30th and I think all of our faithful listeners will be pleasently suprised. I hope that you have enjoyed the all new "Big Ol Morning Show", I think the addition of Tia to the program was a great move. She is so cheery and happy that it makes up for me being a little sleepy at 6 a.m. How about I give you a run down of whats happening with the country music charts this week. OK, Taylor. We get the message. You want it all -- and you want to keep it. The talented Miss Swift isn't budging from her solid perches at the top of Billboard's country albums and songs charts, where she sits with Taylor Swift and "Our Song," respectively. To make life even sweeter, Swift also has this week's highest vaulting new single, "Picture to Burn," which bows at No. 52. The only other first-time songs are Dierks Bentley's "Trying to Stop Your Leaving" (No. 57), Carter's Chord's "Young Love" (No. 59) and Lila McCann's "That's What Angels Do" (No. 60). Rhonda Vincent's Good Thing Going is the week's top-charting new album, coming on at an impressive -- especially for bluegrass -- No. 35. Also making its initial entry on the albums list is The Best of the Johnny Cash TV Show: 1969-1971. It checks in at No. 47. Two songs return to the charts after brief absences: the Eli Young Band's "When It Rains" (No. 54) and Brooks & Dunn's "Cowboy Town" (No. 58). The soundtrack to Toby Keith's film, Broken Bridges, stages a comeback at No. 49. Other albums returning to the charts are Alan Jackson's Like Red on a Rose (No. 70), Joe Nichols' Real Things (No. 72), the Alan Jackson-George Strait-Jimmy Buffett collection, Live at Texas Stadium (No. 73) and Ronnie Milsap's 16 Biggest Hits (No. 74). Trooping directly behind Swift's self-titled album within the Top 5 are the Eagles' Long Road Out of Eden, Garth Brooks' The Ultimate Hits, Sugarland's Enjoy the Ride and Carrie Underwood's Carnival Ride. Following Swift's "Our Song," the No. 2 through No. 5 entries, in that order, are Sugarland's "Stay," Rascal Flatts' "Winner at a Losing Game," Montgomery Gentry's "What Do Ya Think About That" and Brad Paisley's "Letter to Me." Kenny Chesney's "Shiftwork" is coming on strong, bounding this week from No. 14 to No. 9. So that gets you up to speed on the country music charts this week. Be sure to keep your radio dial locked on 96.5 for further details about the "Big Changes"! Until next time
posted by Uncle Rock @ 11:27 AM
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Howdy Coal Country! I hope that you folks have enjoyed The Big Ol Morning Show because I'm having a blast! To be totally honest, I am not a morning person. I am starting to get adjusted to waking up at the time I normally went to bed, but anyone who knows me can tell you that it doesn't matter what time of day it is...just gimme a mic and turn me loose! Also, there's some big ol news with The Big Ol Morning Show, starting Monday I will have a new co-host! Tia will be joining me on The Big Ol Morning Show and I think it is going to be great! So be sure to check us out this Monday morning at 6 am. Now lets talk country music for this week...Goodbye, Santa. Hello, normalcy. With all the Christmas music now gone, new songs have popped up on the charts, and lots of the albums that the seasonal fare had squeezed out are back. And, oh yes, the unsinkable Taylor Swift tops both the songs and albums charts this week. Coming in highest among the first-time songs is Joe Nichols' "It Ain't No Crime," bowing at No. 45. Following it are Jypsi's "I Don't Love You Like That" (No. 46), Miranda Lambert's "Gunpowder & Lead" (No. 51), Star De Azlan's "She's Pretty" (No. 52), Rocky Lynne's "I Can't Believe It's Me" (No. 54), Josh Turner and Trisha Yearwood's "Another Try" (No. 57), Yearwood's "This Is Me You're Talking To" (No. 58) and the Road Hammers' "I Don't Know When to Quit" (No. 60). Songs re-entering the charts are Big & Rich's "Loud" (No. 48), Cole Deggs & the Lonesome's "Girl Next Door" (No. 49), Tracy Lawrence's "Til I Was a Daddy Too" (No. 50), Gretchen Wilson's "You Don't Have to Go Home" (No. 53), Dolly Parton's "Better Get to Livin'" (No. 55), Crossin Dixon's "Make You Mine" (No. 56) and Trace Adkins' "I Got My Game On" (No. 59). Following Swift's "Our Song" in the Top 5 are Sugarland's "Stay," Montgomery Gentry's "What Do Ya Think About That," Rascal Flatts' "Winner at a Losing Game" and Keith Urban's "Everybody." There are no new albums on this week's chart. The returning titles are Emerson Drive's Countrified (No. 52), the various artists collection Three Wooden Crosses (No. 58), Alabama's 16 Biggest Hits (No. 60), The Very Best of Travis Tritt (No. 61), Cross Canadian Ragweed's Mission California (No. 64), Jake Owen's Startin' With Me (No. 65) and The Very Best of Tracy Lawrence (No. 66). Also, Gram Parson and the Flying Burrito Brothers' Gram Parsons Archive Volume One: Live at the Avalon Ballroom 1969 (No. 67), The Very Best of Reba McEntire: 20th Century Masters The Millennium Collection (No. 68), the multi-artist Forever Country (No. 70), Merle Haggard's The Bluegrass Sessions (No. 71), the various artists anthology Original American Classics: Country Greats (No. 72), Tritt's The Storm (No. 73) and Wilson's One of the Boys (No. 75). Trooping in descending order after Taylor Swift in the Top 5 albums are Garth Brooks' The Ultimate Hits, the Eagles' Long Road Out of Eden, Carrie Underwood's Carnival Ride and Rascal Flatts' Still Feels Good. So now that you have had your country music fix, I'll call it a blog! Be sure to tune in this Monday for the "All New Big Ol Morning Show with Rocky and Tia", it is going to be THE GREATEST MORNING SHOW KNOWN TO MAN....and woman! Until then
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