Wind Me Up by American inspirational singer Dante Bowe and reggae artiste Anthony B slips from #14 to #15. On Rap Airplay, Talibans rises to a new peak of #11, and on Rhythmic Top 40 it bolts from #23 to #21. On R&B/Hip-Hop Airplay, the song improves from #22 to #20, while on Mainstream R&B/Hip-Hop Airplay the song bullets from #21 to #18. Over on the Billboard R&B charts, Byron Messia's Talibans continues its upward trajectory. Its flagship Caribbean location was in Montego Bay and is a popular attraction for Jamaicans and tourists. The Mississippi-born singer/songwriter was founder of Margaritaville, a popular chain of restaurants in the United States and the Caribbean, inspired by his 1977 hit song of the same name. On Digital Song Sales chart, Margaritaville leads the pack of 13 entries by Buffett, at #1. On Streaming Songs, Margaritaville is #41, while on Billboard Hot 100 the song re-enters at #38, having peaked at #8 in 1977. On Hot Rock/Alternative Songs, Margaritaville re-enters at #9 while Cheeseburger in Paradise steps in at #22.

It sold 52,000 equivalent album units and is Buffett's 13th top ten album to date. Interestingly, the album peaked at #100 when it was released in 1985.

The hits collection re-enters the Billboard 200 albums chart at #2. Songs You Know by Heart is the Top Album Sales and Top Catalog Album title. It re-enters Top Rock/Alternative Albums at #2 with Boats Beaches Bars and Ballads opening at #15. On the Top Country Albums chart, Songs You Know by Heart: Jimmy Buffett's Greatest Hit(s) re-enters at #3. On Hot Country Songs chart, Margaritaville re-enters at #13, while debuting at #17 on Country Streaming Songs chart. His 1977 hit single Margaritaville has charted on Billboard's Country Digital Song Sales chart at #1, along with six other titles by Buffett.

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