Contributor: Bob Smithouser

Million-selling, No. 1 country disc yielded the randy radio hit “Save a Horse (Ride a Cowboy)”

Album peaked at No. 3. The title cut was a Top-10 single.

Top-40 collection inspired by the brutally violent motion picture.

No. 1 pop and R&B album

The disc peaked at 15. The title track cracked the Top 40.

Peaked at No. 4

Disc debuted at No. 14

Disc debuted at No. 3

Album climbed to No. 16 and includes the Top 40 single “1234”

This Top-5 pop and country disc has sold a million copies. “Want To” was a No. 1 country single.

Paris found itself lodging at No. 6 its first week on the charts. “Stars Are Blind” became a Top-20 hit.

Million-selling Top-10 disc. The single “Ridin'” shot to No. 1.

Schizophrenic Top 5 disc

This Top-5 album has sold 500,000 copies. “Crazy” was a hit single.

CD debuted at No. 3. “Love Like This,” a duet with rapper Sean Kingston, became a Top 10 pop song.