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Top Country Albums for the 7/18/2009 issue

Fri Jul 10, 2009 9:00am EDT
 
 Now     Last    Weeks   Peak
 1       -       1       1       American Saturday Night - Brad Paisley (Arista Nashville/SMN)
 2       2       34      1       Fearless - Taylor Swift (Big Machine)
 3       1       11      1       Hannah Montana: The Movie - Soundtrack (Walt Disney)
 4       3       33      2       The Foundation - Zac Brown Band (Roar/Big Picture/Home Grown/Atlantic/AG)
 5       5       13      2       Wide Open - Jason Aldean (Broken Bow)
 6       4       7       1       Greatest Hits II - Kenny Chesney (BNA/SMN)
 7       7       42      1       Learn To Live - Darius Rucker (Capitol Nashville)
 8       6       13      1       Unstoppable - Rascal Flatts (Lyric Street)
 9       8       64      1       Lady Antebellum - Lady Antebellum (Capitol Nashville)
 10      12      38      2       Little Bit Of Everything - Billy Currington (Mercury/UMGN)


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