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News Spin Zone NEWS SPIN ZONE SINGLES CALENDAR CHART DATA NO. 1 SONG VOICES OF SECONDARY RADIO COVERING THE SECONDARY RADIO MARKET SINCE 2002 REPORTING PANEL Thursday, April 10, 2014 MAJOR MARKET— CHART NEWS Paul Schadt, Meg and Geof – WKKT-FM – Charlotte, N.C. LARGE MARKET—Lisa McKay – WQDR-FM – Raleigh, N.C. Radio Wins Big At 49th Annual ACM Awards MEDIUM MARKET—Andy Ritchie, Alison West, Jimmy Holt – WIVK- FM – Knoxville, TN SMALL MARKET—Bill Barrett, Tim Fox and Tracy Berry – KKNU-FM – Eugene, OR RADIO STATION OF THE YEAR WINNERS: MAJOR MARKET (TIE) • KUPL-FM – Portland, OR • WXTU FM – Philadelphia, PA LARGE MARKET—WCTK-FM – Providence, RI MEDIUM MARKET—WBBS-FM – Syracuse, NY SMALL MARKET—WUSY-FM – Chattanooga, TN • • • SPIN ZONE 2014 ACM Radio Station of the Year winners. Photo: Getty Image/ courtesy of the ACM Top Ten — After 14 weeks on the charts, Brantley Gilbert’s “Bottoms Up” ascended from No. 3 to the top spot on this week’s MusicRow CountryBreakout chart, with 3319 spins. The song was recently awarded gold status from the RIAA. Keith Urban's "Cop Car" chases down the No. 2 spot, while Sara Evans' "Slow Me Down" isn't slowing down its climb up the charts, landing at No. 3. Miranda Lambert, the ACM's reigning Female Vocalist of the Year, takes up the No. 4 spot with "Automatic." Florida Georgia Line and Luke Bryan's "This Is How We Roll" keeps the party going at No. 5. Bryan and FGL both stacked up nominations at the upcoming Billboard Music Awards later this year. Rounding out the Top 10 are Thomas Rhett's "Get Me Some of That" at No. 6, Tyler Farr's "Whiskey in My Water" at No. 7, Luke Bryan's "Play It Again" at No. 8, Brett Eldredge's "Beat of the Music" at No. 9 and George Strait's "I Got A Car" at No. 10. 2014 ACM On-Air Personality of the Year winners. Photo: Getty Image/courtesy of the ACM Greatest Gainers — Brad Paisley's new single, "River Bank," is this week's greatest gainer, with 811 spins, followed by Blake Shelton's Although the Academy of Country Music did not televise "My Eyes" with 481 spins. Radio stations seem on board with Luke its radio award winners during its 49th annual awards in Las Bryan's request to "Play It Again," adding 342 spins this week. This Vegas Sunday, April 6, honorees did receive a gala in honor week's chart-topper, Brantley Gilbert's "Bottoms Up," gained 236 of the achievements. spins, while The Band Perry's "Chainsaw" earned 230 additional spins this week. Co-hosted by Katie Armiger and Tyler Farr, the private reception on Saturday, April 5, included the following winners. Debuts — MusicRow welcomes eight debuts this week, including this week's highest debut, Brad Paisley's "River Bank" at No. 36. Click here to see a full list of ACM winners. Blake Shelton's "My Eyes" debuts at No. 59, while Zane Williams' "Little Too Late" debuts at No 75. Michelle Cupit's "She's a ON-AIR PERSONALITY OF THE YEAR WINNERS: Trainwreck" enters the MusicRow CountryBreakout chart at No. 76, NATIONAL (TIE) – followed by Callie Bobsin's "Lookin' At You" at No. 77, Mitch • Bobby Bones, Amy, Lunchbox – The Bobby Bones Show Goudy's "Blow These Speakers Out" at No. 78, Stephanie Grace's • Lon Helton – Country Countdown USA "How's That Workin' For Ya" at No. 79 and Kayla Calabrese's "This Is How It Feels" at No. 80. Thursday, April 10, 2014 SINGLES CALENDAR Greatest Spin Increase April 6 Artist/song/label — spin+ Zane Williams/Little Too Late/Be Music & Entertainment Brad Paisley/River Bank/Arista – 811 Blake Shelton/My Eyes/Warner Bros. – 481 April 7 Luke Bryan/Play It Again/Capitol Nashville – 342 Love and Theft/Night That You’ll Never Forget/RCA Records Brantley Gilbert/Bottoms Up/Valory – 236 Nashville The Band Perry/Chainsaw/Republic Nashville – 230 Randy Rogers Band/Satellite/Room 8-Crescendo Homer Hart/Good Bad Habit/Edgehill Nashville Most Added Bryan Edwards/My Backyard/4 Music Brad Paisley/River Bank/Arista - 60 Blake Shelton/My Eyes/Warner Bros. - 37 April 14 Love And Theft/Night That You'll Never Forget/RCA Nashville - 20 Brad Paisley/River Bank/Arista Nashville Chase Rice/Ready Set Roll/Columbia Nashville - 12 Blake Shelton/My Eyes/Warner Bros.-WMN Dierks Bentley/Drunk On A Plane/Capitol - 9 Scotty McCreery/Feelin’ It/19-Interscope-Mercury Brothers Osborne/Rum/EMI Nashville - 9 Joe Allen/Can’t Take These Things/Stubborn Horse Records Lonestar/Just The Rain/4 Star Records - 8 Frankie Ballard/Sunshine & Whiskey/Warner Bros.-WAR Cassadee Pope/I Wish I Could Break Your Heart/Republic Nashville - 8 Markus Fox/I’m Still Coming Home/Outdoor Music Sheryl Crow/Callin' Me When I'm Lonely/Warner Bros. - 6 Jill & Julia/Wildfire/Lamon Records Nashville Dustin Lynch/Where It's At/Broken Bow Records - 6 Brandon Hamilton/More/Edgehill Music Kacey Musgraves/Keep It To Yourself/Mercury Nashville - 6 Scotty McCreery/Feelin' It/Mercury - 6 April 21 Dierks Bentley/Drunk On A Plane/Capitol On Deck—Soon To Be Charting Thompson Square/Testing The Water/Stoney Creek Courtney Rau/Click /2014 AP Music - 159 Danielle Bradbery/Young In America/Big Machine Lexi Larsen/You Can Leave (If You Want To)/OWC Records – 159 Jake London/Somewhere Down The Road/Lamon Records Nashville Danielle Bradbery/Young In America/Big Machine – 137 Joe Bachman/Lookatchu /Rock Ridge Music- 131 • • • Deana Carter/Do Or Die/Little Nugget Records – 129 WEEKLY CHART DATA New On The Chart —Debuting This Week Frozen Playlists – WXXK, KITX, WCOW Artist/song/label — chart pos. Brad Paisley/River Bank/Arista – 36 Blake Shelton/My Eyes/Warner Bros. – 59 • • • Zane Williams/Little Too Late/Be Music & Entertainment – 75 Michelle Cupit/She's A Trainwreck/Cupit – 76 Callie Bobsin/Lookin At You/Stillbrook Records – 77 Mitch Goudy/Blow These Speakers Out/Third Floor Records – 78 Stephanie Grace/How's That Workin' For Ya/SMG – 79 Kayla Calabrese/This Is How It Feels/GTR Records-Spin Doctors - 80 Keith Urban (L) catches up with Brett Eldredge prior to the ACM Awards in Vegas. Photo: Courtesy of the ACM Big and Rich visit with Natalie Stovall and the Drive at the Westwood One Radio remote prior to the ACM Awards in Vegas. Photo: Courtesy of the ACM Jo Dee Messina A WOMAN’S RANT THANKS RADIO, FOR A GREAT START! 5 WEEKS 65 STATIONS! FROM THE HIGHLY ANTICIPATED ALBUM KAIR KBOE KBXB KCNY KDKD KDOL KEAN KFAV KFLG KFTX KHBZ KHKX KIAI KITX KKAJ KKOW KRAZ KREK KRGI KRRV AVAILABLE KRWQ KSED KSMA KTTI KXOX KVAY KWCK KWHW KWWR KYYK KZZY RRN WATZ WBFM WBWI WBYZ WCOW WDHR ME NOW! WDKN WDZQ WEIO WFMB WFRY WGGC WILQ WJMQ WJNR WJVL WKBQ WKDZ WKFC WKKW WKPQ WMCI WMEV WOKA WOKK WQPC WRSF WTCM WTHO WUPY WWBE WXFL WZZS Thursday, April 10, 2014 NO. 1 SONG VOICES OF SECONDARY RADIO Carey Carlson, WTCM/Traverse City, Mich. Everyone pile in the ’36 Ford Deluxe to help run “Six years ago I created a shine to a Brantley Sunday evening show The Gilbert house party. Well, Back Burner which features that’s how they do it in lesser known artists and Gilbert’s latest music video songs. I tell listeners to bring for this week’s No. 1 song their ‘brave ears’ each on the MusicRow Chart, weekend to weigh in on the “Bottoms Up.” songs they hear. I truly believe WTCM is a leader in Carey Carlson The Valory Music Co.’s single was written by breaking music, not only in our market but in the region/nation. Gilbert, Justin Weaver and Brett James. Dann There’s something more organic about the charts on MR. It can Huff produced the track, draw my eye/ear to what's around the bend, like Austin Webb. He which was released as the got some buzz on Back Burner with ‘It’s all Good,’ but this new first single off of the Georgia-native’s forthcoming album, Just As I Am. one seems to really connect with our listeners. I feel there will be The label group previewed the May release at an industry party last a bit of a backlash to the hick-hop, rap bandwagon. Striking November, appropriately themed for the era. Matches and so much of the music of ABC’s Nashville has connected with me personally.” Gilbert’s bad-to-the-bone image is elevated to a new level with Shaun Drake’s ‘30s themed video. A Bonnie-, Bonnie-, Bonnie- and Clyde- esque scene turns into a modern-day house party with mics, electric • • • guitars, and Beats headphones. That is, until Gilbert finally takes aim at the local sheriff. Click here to view a full list of MusicRow’s Challenge Coin Gilbert will be showcasing his tattooed guns on tour with Thomas recipients. Rhett and Eric Paslay for his own Let It Ride Tour 2014 through May. • • • MusicRow CountryBreakout Chart Reporting Stations WHMA Anniston, AL KSMA Mason City, IA KRRV Alexandria, LA WFGE State College, PA WGLR Platteville, WI WXFL Florence, AL KXIA Marshalltown, IA KXKZ Ruston, LA WWBE Selinsgrove, PA WJMQ Shawano, WI KCJC Russellville, AR KICR Sandpoint, ID WKTT Salisbury, MD KYTN Union City, TN WJVL Janesville, WI KCNY Conway, AR KTHK Idaho Falls, ID WATZ Alpena, MI WDKN Dickson, TN WQPC, Prairie du Chien WI KDXY Jonesboro, AR WAAG Galesburg, IL WJNR Iron Mountain, MI WEIO Huntingdon, TN WDGG Huntington, WV KQUS Hot Springs, AR WIBL Normal, IL WUPY Ontonagon, MI WLLX Lawrenceburg, TN WKKW Morgantown, WV KWCK Searcy, AR WOOZ Carterville, IL KBXB Sikeston, MO WOWF Crossville, TN WKWS Charleston, WV KSED Flagstaff, AZ WIFE Connersville, IN KDKD Clinton, MO WUCZ Carthage, TN WTCR Huntington, WV KTTI Yuma, AZ WLJE Valparaiso, IN KFAV Warrenton, MO Renegade Radio Nashville KWHW Altus, OK KVAY Lamar, CO KAIR Atchison, KS KWWR Mexico, MO Nashville, TN KZPK St.
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