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Cody Jinks Stays Strong at #1! CODY JINKS Cody Jinks stays strong at #1! "Ain't A Train" Late August Records Dear Readers; CODY JINKS stays #1 this week with "Ain't A Train." PARKER MCCOLLUM's "Like A Cowboy" is both the Most Added and Greatest Spin Gainer this week! MARK POWELL & JERROD MEDULLA's "How Good You've Got It" is the top Surging & Emerging track to keep an eye on! Great work everyone! The following stations have been frozen for this week. KQZQ-FM (Kiowa, KS) KYYK-FM (Palestine, TX) The following station is being removed from the panel. KSAM-FM (Huntsville, TX) The following stations are being added to the panel. KVRP-FM (Haskell, TX) KSLI-AM (Abilene, TX) KHWL-FM (Hobart, OK) KORQ-FM (Abilene, TX) Songs moved to RECURRENT status: HAYDEN HADDOCK / Red Dirt Texas JAMES ROBERT WEBB / Think About It JOSH ABBOTT BAND (FEAT. PAT GREEN) / My Texas MORGAN MCKAY / Live Once STEVE HELMS BAND / Imperfection WHISKEY MYERS / Bury My Bones For those who don’t use CDX to distribute their new music but wish to be monitored by TRACtion TX, you can now go to our upload center, fill out the necessary information and send your MP3s for fingerprinting here:https://www.cdxcd.com/fingerprinting-upload-center/ . The TRACtion Texas weekly newsletter is published on Tues. evenings by CDX Nashville LLC — Connecting the music industry Stay tuned, with Texas Red Dirt radio. For more Joe Kelly information call 615-292-0123 or email President Joe Kelly- CDX President [email protected] [email protected] WWW.TRACTIONTX.COM Monitored Radio Airplay Vol 5. #30 Aug 5th, 2020 L T Wks On Spins + Stations Adds W W - Chart Artist / Song Title / Label 1 1 CODY JINKS/Ain't A Train/Late August Records 822 140 47 1 12 2 2 JON STORK/Radio Cowboy/Jon Stork Music 766 85 44 0 20 4 3 JON WOLFE/Feels Like Country Music/Fool Hearted Productions 721 113 46 2 20 3 4 BRI BAGWELL/As Soon As You/Bri Bagwell Music 688 48 44 1 13 5 5 DAVID ADAM BYRNES/Neon Town/David Adam Byrnes Music 669 72 43 1 15 9 6 CURTIS GRIMES/Little Bit/Curtis Grimes Music 626 121 43 1 11 8 7 MIKE RYAN/Ghost Town/Mike Ryan Music 617 111 40 2 10 11 8 AARON WATSON/Whisper My Name/BIG Label Records 549 91 40 3 6 10 9 KYLIE FREY/Spur of The Moment/Kylie Frey Music 540 72 39 0 9 19 10 PARKER MCCOLLUM/Like A Cowboy/Parker McCollum Music 526 195 30 8 14 13 11 WILLIAM CLARK GREEN/Poor/Bill Grease Records 520 109 37 1 11 7 12 CROSS RAGS AND YOUNG/Family Name/Cross Rags and Young 519 -3 34 0 21 12 13 DERYL DODD/Let Me Hold You Tonight/Little Red Truck Music 464 34 28 0 16 14 14 JAMES LANN/Everydayers/James Lann Music 460 50 33 2 15 17 15 RANDALL KING/Hey Cowgirl/Warner Music Nashville/WEA 446 109 36 6 6 16 16 JOSH GRIDER/Country's Comin' Back/G-Ride Music 438 61 34 0 19 15 17 CORY MORROW/Always And Forever/CM Music 425 40 34 0 23 21 18 STONEY LARUE (DUET WITH TANYA TUCKER)/Meet In The Middle/One Chord Song 367 80 33 6 5 23 19 AMERICAN AQUARIUM/The Luckier You Get/New West Records 358 76 25 0 13 20 20 SUNDANCE HEAD/Not Give A Damn/Sundance Head Music 342 30 23 0 15 18 21 DONICE MORACE/Through The Jukebox/Donice Morace Music 323 -10 29 0 26 22 22 JODY BOOTH & TRACY BYRD/Lonesome On'ry and Mean/SOT 297 13 26 2 6 27 23 CODY HIBBARD/Just For The Record/Cody Hibbard Music 284 54 23 1 6 29 24 MARK POWELL/Project/Mark Powell Music 280 55 22 2 8 26 25 DARRIN MORRIS BAND/Country To The Bone/Darrin Morris Band Music 272 36 22 2 10 28 26 GRANT GILBERT/Held On To/Grant Gilbert Music 267 39 23 2 17 24 27 JUNIOR GORDON/Baby Hold On/Junior Gordon Music 266 1 20 0 17 32 28 JESSE RAUB JR/I'd Look Good On You/Jesse Raub Jr. Music 249 41 23 3 5 33 29 CLAY HOLLIS/Here I Go Again/Clay Hollis Music 218 21 20 0 10 34 30 JOHN BAUMANN/Next Ride Around The Sun/The Next Waltz 201 30 12 0 10 WWW.TRACTIONTX.COM Monitored Radio Airplay Aug 5th, 2020 | PAGE 2 L T Wks On Spins + Stations Adds W W - Chart Artist / Song Title / Label 37 31 KOLBY COOPER/If I Still Had It/Kolby Cooper Music 200 49 11 1 4 30 32 KIN FAUX/Locked up in Lubbock/Kin Faux Music 191 -20 20 0 17 31 33 RAY WYLIE HUBBARD (FT. RINGO STARR, DON WAS, JOE WALSH, CHRIS ROBINSON)/Bad Trick/Big Machine Records 190 -20 17 0 15 35 34 CREED FISHER/I'm Growing Older But I'm Not Growing Up/Creed Fisher Music 187 17 18 1 15 40 35 JOSH ABBOTT BAND/The Luckiest/Josh Abbott Band Music 183 39 10 0 4 41 36 SUNNY SWEENEY/Poet's Prayer/Aunt Daddy/Thirty Tigers 170 28 12 0 9 47 37 HILL COUNTRY/Dixie Darlin'/Hill Country Music 160 54 12 1 5 38 38 PROPHETS AND OUTLAWS/Love Like A Love Song/Prophets and Outlaws Music 146 -3 12 0 21 50 39 ROSS COOPER/Hello Sunshine/Ross Cooper Music/Start Swimming Entertainment 134 39 12 2 2 36 40 TEAGUE BROTHERS BAND/Rainbow Bridge/Teague Brothers Music 134 -24 10 0 24 42 41 SCOTTY ALEXANDER/Damn You Whiskey/Orville Records 132 1 12 0 7 -- 42 JAKE BUSH/Gravity & You/Jake Bush Music 130 52 13 6 1 39 43 SAINTS ELEVEN/Love In Hell/Saints Eleven Music 127 -19 12 0 15 49 44 STATELINE BAND, THE/Time Clock/The Stateline Band Music 122 19 15 2 2 45 45 RAGLAND/Trailer Like You/Ragland Music 122 8 10 0 4 46 46 FLATLAND CAVALRY/War With My Mind/The Next Waltz 122 11 8 0 8 -- 47 NED LEDOUX/Dance With Your Spurs On/Powder River 115 24 14 2 1 43 48 KALEB MCINTIRE/Still Some Kinda Crazy/Kaleb McIntire Band Music 114 -8 11 0 3 44 49 MIKE LOVE/Wild Horse/Gypsy Soul Records 103 -14 10 0 6 48 50 TANNER FENOGLIO/Cheap Gasoline/Tanner Fenoglio Music 100 -5 8 1 2 Number 1 = Most Added = Spin Gainer = Rank Surging & Emerging Stations On Adds 1 MARK POWELL & JERROD MEDULLA / How Good You've Got It / Mark Powell Music 9 2 2 MARK WINSTON KIRK / She's My Whiskey / AMG Country 7 5 3 MATT CASTILLO / Say It / Texace Records 5 2 4 ABE MAC BAND / Square One / Abe Mac Music 5 3 5 BRENDYN KYLE / Texas Weather / Brendyn Kyle Music 3 2 6 SETH WARD / Living Alone / Seth Ward Music 3 3 7 BRANDI BEHLEN / Wine in a Coffee Cup / Brandi Behlen Music 3 3 8 DALE PHILLIPS / Pickin' Up Cans / Dale Phillips Music 3 1 9 WILLIAM BECKMANN / Someday / Highway 90 Records 2 1 10 KENDALL SHAFFER / Ghosts / Kendall Shaffer Music 2 2 WWW.TRACTIONTX.COM Monitored Radio Airplay Aug 5th, 2020 | PAGE 3 Monitored Stations KAXA-FM Kerrville, TX KKCN-FM San Angelo, TX KRVF-FM Kerens, TX KXKZ-FM Ruston, LA KBSO-FM Corpus Christi, TX KMOM-FM Aberdeen, SD KRVN-FM Lexington, NE KXOX-FM Sweetwater,TX KBST-FM Big Spring, TX KNES-FM Fairfield, TX KSAM-FM Huntsville, TX KYKC-FM Ada, OK KDLO-FM Watertown, SD KOKE-FM Austin, TX KSDR-FM Watertown, SD KYKM-FM Yoakum, TX KEOK-FM Tahlequah, OK KOLI-FM Wichita Falls, TX KSEL-FM Portales, NM KYKX-FM Longview,TX KERP-FM Dodge City, KS KORA-FM Bryan, TX KSLI-FM Abilene, TX KYYK-FM Palestine, TX KFLP-FM Floydada, TX KORQ-FM Abilene, TX KSTV-FM Dublin, TX coyotecountryradio.com KFTX-FM Corpus Christi, TX KOXE-FM Brownwood, TX KTTU-FM HD4 (K226CH-FX) Lubbock, TX madeintexasradio.com KFWR-FM Ft. Worth, TX KPAK-FM Alva, OK KTTX-FM Brenham, TX texasboundradio.com KFYN-FM Paris, TX KPUR-FM Canyon, TX KTXM-FM Hallettsville, TX texashomegrownradio.com KGFY-FM Stillwater, OK KQSC-AM Colorado Springs, CO KUSH-AM Cushing, OK TexasRedHotRadio.com KHLB-FM Mason, TX KQZQ-FM Kiowa, KS KUSQ-FM Worthington, MN troubadourcountryradio.com KHWL-FM Hobart, OK KRBL-FM Levelland,TX KVMK-FM College Station, TX TBJS Radio Poteau, OK KHYI-FM Howe, TX KRMX-FM Waco, TX KVRP-FM Haskell, TX UvaldeRadio.net KIKK-FM (HD2) Houston, TX KRRG-FM Laredo, TX KVST-FM Montgomery, TX KKAJ-FM Ardmore, OK KRUN-AM Ballinger, TX KWOX-FM Woodward, OK Strikethrough = Removed Bold = Newly Added Underlined = Frozen this Week Double Underlined = Frozen 2(+) Weeks TRACtion only recognizes detections on songs that have been “fingerprinted.” We do our best to obtain and fingerprint all new releases; songs serviced through CDX are encoded automatically. Go to https://www.cdxcd.com/fingerprinting-upload-center/ for fingerprinting. Chart Recurrent Methodology When does a song move to recurrent on the With this in mind, the CDX TRACtion Texas chart? It is one of the more challenging issues we recurrent policy grades each chart position on a encountered in creating the CDX TRACtion Texas curve, using an algorithm that considers the chart chart system. Rather than relying on subjective position and spin history for that song.
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