Contributor: Bob Smithouser

Peaked at No. 4 on the pop album chart

This lyrically obscure disc peaked at No. 2.

Peaked at 15. “Gives You H—” became a Top 40 single.

Disc peaked at No. 13

Entered the pop chart at No. 9

First-week sales of 550,000 sent this disc to number 1. “There Goes My Life” spent seven weeks atop the country singles chart.

Came in at No. 1

Peaked at 7 and went gold (500,000 sold). Repeated obscenities didn’t keep “F— It (I Don’t Want You Back)” from becoming a Top-20 pop hit.

Double-disc of cover tunes went as high as No. 12

Disc debuted at No. 1. The hit single “Girlfriend” cracked the Top 5.

Thanks to cameos by country stars, this million-seller is Buffett’s first album ever to debut at No. 1.

Two-disc TV soundtrack debuted at No. 1

Album debuted at No. 1

The artist’s seventh No. 1 pop album includes “4 Minutes,” a single that climbed as high as No. 3.

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