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Contributor: Loren Eaton

Only You

This gold album landed at number 5, giving the crooner the highest debut of his career.

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Songs About Jane

Peaked at 11. “This Love” was a hit single.

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Feels Like Home

This chart-topper went platinum its first week, selling just over one million copies.

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Hurt No More

Disc topped out at 2. “I Don’t Wanna Know” made the Top 5.

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Live Like You Were Dying

No. 1 country and pop CD. Its title track topped the country singles chart.

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When the Sun Goes Down

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

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License to Chill

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

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I Don’t Want You Back

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.

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D12 World

The album went gold and hit No. 1 its first week. “My Band” peaked at 6.

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Kiss of Death

No. 1 pop and R&B/rap disc

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Desensitized

Disc debuted at No. 17

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Honkin’ on Bobo

Debuted at 5 on Billboard’s Top 200

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U Gotta Feel Me

Peaked at No. 4

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Contraband

Disc went straight to No. 1

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Happy People/U Saved Me

This No. 1 R&B double-disc has sold more than 3 million copies.

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