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It didn’t matter. By the end of their performance of “I’ll Take Care of You,” Aaron was headed to the knockout round, still as a member of Team Miley. And two coaches — Alicia Keys and Blake Shelton — wanted to steal Sa’Rayah. She opted to join Team Alicia.

By noon Tuesday, their version of “I’ll Take Care of You” was the most popular song from Monday’s show on iTunes. It was sitting at number 75 on the overall singles chart and entrenched at number one on the blues chart.

One other song from Monday’s show cracked the iTunes Top 200 — “House of the Rising Sun” by Kylie Rothfield and Josh Halverson. Both of them also remained in the competition. Kylie advanced on Team Alicia; Josh was stolen by Miley.

They were close behind Aaron and Sa’Rayah at number 78 on the overall singles chart.

Here’s a look at where all the songs from Monday’s show were ranked on genre charts as of noon Tuesday. Noon is when voting typically ends following a live show on The Voice. Three songs failed to crack the Top 200 on genre charts. Predictably, they were the duets that were montaged, meaning we didn’t get to see the performances.

See also …
Recap of Tuesday’s show
iTunes rankings from 1st night of battles
iTunes rankings from 2nd night of battles

Aaron Gibson and Sa’Rayah, “I’ll Take Care of You” –#75 on overall singles chart; #1 on the blues singles chart

Blaine Long and Josh Gallagher, “Stranger in My House” — #58 on the country singles chart

Josh Halverson and Kylie Rothfield, “House of the Rising Sun” — #78 on the overall singles chart; #3 on the rock singles chart

Gabe Broussard and Christian Fermin, “The Reason” — #32 on the rock singles chart

Nolan Neal and Johnny Rez, “Sledgehammer” — #119 on the rock singles chart

Darby Walker and Karlee Metzger, “Brand New Key” — #67 on the pop singles chart

Dana Harper and Tarra Layne, “Alive” — did not crack Top 200 on the pop singles chart

Halle Tomlinson and Belle Jewel, “Bennie and the Jets” — did not crack Top 200 on the pop singles chart

Simon Gundy and JSOUL, “You’re All I Need to Get By” — did not crack Top 200 on the R&B singles chart