The country/pop superstar debuts five songs on the Hot 100 from the Billboard 200’s new No. 1 album “Red,” upping her total to 56 Hot 100 hits since she first graced the list in 2006. She passes Connie Francis (53) and ties Madonna and Dionne Warwick for the most appearances among women in the chart’s 54-year history. Swift, Madonna and Warwick now trail only Aretha Franklin (73) for the lead among women. 
  
Swift’s “22” earns Hot Shot Debut honors on the Hot 100 at No. 44, followed by “I Almost Do” (No. 65), “Everything Has Changed” (No. 67), “All Too Well” (No. 80) and “Stay Stay Stay” (No. 91). The songs join “Red” track “We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together” (No. 11, after reigning for three weeks) on the tally, while the set’s “I Knew You Were Trouble” (No. 3 peak), the title cut (No. 6), “Begin Again” (No. 7) and “State of Grace” previously charted as preview singles from the album. 
  
Radio remains committed to “Red,” as “Never” continues its march up Mainstream Top 40 (No. 2), Adult Top 40 (No. 7) and Adult Contemporary (No. 10), while second country radio single “Begin” bounds 21-19 in its fifth week on Country Airplay. 

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