Miranda Lambert Keeps Her Top 10 Streak Cooking With ‘Crisco’ Debut
Miranda Lambert’s *Crisco* has debuted at No. 4 on Billboard’s Top Country Albums chart, extending her record of reaching the top 10 with every album she has placed on the ranking. The run began with her 2005 debut, *Kerosene*, which opened at No. 1; seven of her 11 charting albums have topped the chart.
Released on 2 October, *Crisco* earned 24,000 equivalent album units in the United States during 2–8 October. Its 12 tracks blend country and disco influences from the 1970s, and the album marks Lambert’s first recording with strings. The opening track, “Snakeskin Boots”, featuring Ella Langley, also debuted at No. 12 on Hot Country Songs; Gavin Adcock and Wynonna had new albums enter the country albums chart at Nos. 10 and 45 respectively.
- *Crisco* opens at No. 4 with 24,000 US units.
- Lambert’s 11 charting albums have all reached the top 10.
- The album’s opener with Ella Langley debuts at No. 12.
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Billboard’s Top Country Albums chart ranks country releases in the United States, using album sales, song downloads and streaming to measure listening. A top 10 place means an album has ranked among the chart’s ten most popular releases for that week.
Miranda Lambert is an American country singer whose first album, Kerosene, came out in 2005. Her chart record means each of her albums that has appeared on Billboard’s ranking has reached the top 10 at least once.
Crisco combines country music with sounds associated with 1970s disco, and is Lambert’s first recording to feature strings. Its opening song features Ella Langley, another country singer.