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It took a former member of Led Zeppelin and a bespectacled Canadian ex-con who / sings dancehall pop, but it finally happened: Billy Ray Cyrus has left the building. After 44 weeks on the pop album chart and 5 million copies sold, Cyrus' Some Gave All has been elbowed out of the top 10 by the first album by Coverdale/Page and the debut effort from Snow, whose rap-reggae hit ''Informer'' stands as the least likely No. 1 single of the year. Meanwhile, boosted by its third smash, Whitney Houston's ''I Have Nothing,'' the soundtrack to The Bodyguard bounds back to No. 1. Almost compensates for all those disparaging comments about Kevin Costner's haircut, doesn't it? LAST POP ALBUMS WEEKS ON WEEK CHART
1 3 Soundtrack 18 The Bodyguard, Arista 2 4 Kenny G 18 Breathless, Arista 3 1 Eric Clapton 30 Unplugged, Reprise 4 2 Sting 2 Ten Summoner's Tales, A&M 5 - Coverdale/Page 1 Coverdale/Page, Geffen 6 5 Spin Doctors 40 Pocket Full of Kryptonite, Epic Associated 7 6 Dr. Dre 14 The Chronic, Interscope/Death Row 8 10 Silk 13 Lose Control, Keia/Elektra 9 7 Naughty By Nature 4 19 Naughty III, Tommy Boy 10 14 Snow 9 12 Inches of Snow, EastWest
LAST WEEK COUNTRY ALBUMS
1 1 Billy Ray Cyrus 44 Some Gave All, Mercury Nashville 2 2 Brooks & Dunn 4 Hard Workin' Man, Arista 3 3 Reba McEntire 14 It's Your Call, MCA 4 4 Dolly Parton 4 Slow Dancing With the Moon, Columbia 5 7 Tracy Lawrence 2 Alibis, Atlantic 6 5 Garth Brooks 26 The Chase, Liberty 7 6 Brooks & Dunn 84 Brand New Man, Arista 8 9 Mary-Chapin Carpenter 38 Come On Come On, Columbia 9 8 George Strait 27 Pure Country (soundtrack), MCA 10 10 Vince Gill 29 I Still Believe in You, MCA
