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Issue 96 and Down the Stretch They Come … We Know, We Know June 30, 2008 Issue 96 And Down The Stretch They Come … We know, we know. We can’t believe the year is half- over, either. But contemplating that very notion caused us to wonder just who the music superstars have been through the first six months of the 2008 chart year and which songs have been the biggest hits thus far. And, as long as we were adding up Mediabase’s qualitative airplay points for all the songs and artists from 2008, we figured we might as well take the next step to figure out which labels are dominating the year. Coming into the clubhouse turn, the Top 10 in these categories are: Mettle Of Honor: Two of country music’s newest Hall of Fame inductees were honored at last night’s Medallion Ceremony (6/29). Tom T. Hall and the Statler Brothers were officially Top 10 Artists of 2008 inducted during a gala event at the Country Music Hall of 1. Kenny Chesney (BNA) Fame & Museum. Pictured (l-r) are CMHOF&M’s Kyle Young; 2. Carrie Underwood (19/Arista) inductees Harold Reid, Jimmy Fortune, Phil Balsley and Don 3. Taylor Swift (Big Machine) Reid (the Statler Brothers); CMA’s Tammy Genovese; and inductee Tom T. Hall. 4. Brad Paisley (Arista) 5. Rascal Flatts (Lyric Street) Go Goes 6. George Strait (MCA) As long as we’re highlighting partial results, we thought 7. Alan Jackson (Arista) we’d call your attention to the first two phases of the Los 8. Montgomery Gentry (Columbia) Kenny Chesney Angeles Spring Arbitron. Generally, we’re not a fan of reporting 9. Rodney Atkins (Curb) on Arbitrends for a variety of reasons. However, it caught our 10. Gary Allan (MCA) eye that the first two trends of the spring book forKKGO/Los Poised to jump into the list of the 10 most-heard artists of the Angeles show a 1.7 and 1.8, respectively. That’s a lot of growth year are Josh Turner, James Otto and Chris Cagle. from the 1.5 in the Winter Arbitron. (KKGO had a 1.4 in both the Summer 2007 and Fall 2007 sweeps.) continued on page 5 ©2008 Country Aircheck™ — All rights reserved. Sign up free at www.countryaircheck.com. Send news to [email protected] June 30, 2008 Country Aircheck Weekly Page 2 Knocking on wood to keep the proverbial jinx at bay, KKGO could be on its way to its best MY TUNES : MUSIC THA T SHAPED MY LIFE book ever. Even more impressive, Go Country’s KBWF/San Francisco Prime Minister of 25-54 shares in the first two phases of the spring Twang Scott Mahalick discusses his most book were 1.7 and a whopping 2.0. It posted a meaningful songs, albums or concerts: 1.4 among 25-54 Adults in the winter book. KKGO’s cume for 1. John Cougar Mellencamp, Pink Houses: phase two topped 500,000. First time I saw him was at a large arena show. This was during college at IU. During school I used to see John play at the Blur Bird in Radio News Bloomington, IN. • Format: WSUX/Addison, VT’s website is claiming that 2. AC/DC, Back in Black: The tight hard “Something phishy’s coming 93.7 FM Tuesday, July 1 2007 at driven sound I always thought sounded great noon.” The station had been airing ABC’s Real Country. coming out of my radio. • Promotions: WSM-AM/Nashville Mgr./Promotions Misty 3. Kenny Rogers, In Concert, Gambler Tour: This was the first Cochran has exited after four years to join the Nashville concert I ever attended, and I was with my parents. He played in the Symphony as Mgr./Advertising & Promotions. round and I thought it was so cool that an artist could do that. • Gig Alert: Clear Channel/Milwaukee OM Kerry Wolfe is on 4. James Brown: All his songs. He has real soul. the lookout for an Imaging Director. Interested parties can send 5. Fleetwood Mac, Rumours: Stevie Nicks sounded like the purest female power voice I ever heard. a sample of their work to him at 12100 West Howard Avenue, • A highly regarded song or album you’ve never heard: Michael Greenfield, WI 53228. Jackson’s Thriller. • St. Jude: The season’s run of St. Jude Radiothons is • An “important” piece of music you just don’t get: Many of the complete. WLFF/Myrtle Beach, SC raised $15,608 for the Grateful Dead’s songs. organization June 26-27. • An album you played or listened to incessantly: Pink Floyd, Dark Side of the Moon. Independence Play As the nation prepares for its annual Fourth of July playlist. As always, let us know your favorites at news@ celebrations, Lyric Street is releasing Phil Stacey’s “Old Glory,” countryaircheck.com and we’ll run them in this week’s daily a song he wrote while serving in the U.S. Navy. “Phil has been email. Here’s a start: playing this song during radio visits, • BIG & RICH/Our America his live shows and even a few weeks • BLACKHAWK/The Days Of America ago at the Grand Ole Opry where he • BROOKS & DUNN/Only In America got a standing ovation,” says LS VP/ • JOHNNY CASH/Ragged Old Flag Promotion Kevin Herring. “We’ve • CHARLIE DANIELS BAND/My Beautiful America fielded a lot of calls from our friends • LEE GREENWOOD/Star Spangled Banner in radio asking where they can get the • MERLE HAGGARD/Amber Waves Of Grain song.” You can get the song now via • WILLIE NELSON/America The Beautiful Play MPE or at www.lsrpromo.com. • COLLIN RAYE/A Soldier’s Prayer Patriotic anthems are never in short supply in country, • CHARLIE RICH/America The Beautiful, 1976 and here’s a list of other notable selections programmers can • RICKY SKAGGS/Are You Proud Of America consider to add some red, white and blue bunting to this week’s • AARON TIPPIN/Where The Stars And Stripes And The Eagle Fly ©2008 Country Aircheck™ — All rights reserved. Sign up free at www.countryaircheck.com. Send news to [email protected] June 30, 2008 Country Aircheck Weekly Page 3 BIR T HDAYS Tuesday (7/1) - the late Keith Whitley, Michelle Wright, Suzanne Durham ([email protected]), Hugh James, Joanna Cotten Wednesday (7/2) - Pepper Meiler ([email protected]) Thursday (7/3) - Sarah Buxton, Aaron Tippin, Trent Tomlinson, Johnny Lee, Rick Baumgartner ([email protected]), Trish Biondo, Scott Borchetta ([email protected]), Monty Byrom, Jay Jenson, Jason Krupek, Greg Oswald Friday (7/4) - Teddy Carr, Bill McCorvey, Woody Mullins, Ray Pillow, James Stroud, Tony Toliver Saturday (7/5) - Aaron Asida, Denny Dabmun-Bixby, Chris Houser, Laurissa Juzwiak, Ted Greene, Rick Russell, Charles Vente, Doak Turner ([email protected]), Doug Howard ([email protected]) Sunday (7/6) - Nanci Griffith, Jeannie Seeley, Mike McClure, John Jorgenson, Steve Murray, Darin Murphy, Brooks Quigley (brooks. [email protected]), Settle Townsend Monday (7/7) - Charlie Louvin, Stix Franklin ([email protected]), John Dorris • RANDY TRAVIS/America Will Always Stand • PHIL VASSAR/American Child • HANK WILLIAMS, JR./America Will Survive Sources include: www.greenbookofsongs.com Industry News RFD-TV’s Crook & Chase is among the network’s programs that will have their logo adorn NASCAR driver Brad Baker’s vehicle during the Nationwide Winn-Dixie 250 powered by Coca Cola July 4. Ralph Emery Live and Imus In The Morning will also be represented. Bob DiPiero, Dave Berg, Jedd Hughes, Karyn Rochelle and Chris Tompkins will participate the next session of the CMA Songwriter Series at NYC’s Joe’s Pub July 17. The Tug McGraw Foundation will be the official charity partner of this year’s ING Philadelphia Distance Run taking place September 21. Team McGraw members include ESPN Board Stiffs: The Nashville Women’s Music Business Association has named a new board. Back row (l-r) are Holly Ashby, Penny Dionne, Kasey Cleckler and Sara Pociask. Front row (l-r) are Cindy Collins, Brandi Simms and Betsy Walker. ©2008 Country Aircheck™ — All rights reserved. Sign up free at www.countryaircheck.com. Send news to [email protected] June 30, 2008 Country Aircheck Weekly Page 4 commentator John Kruk and former Tug teammate Greg “The Bull” Luzinski. CHECK OU T : IN Sto RES 7/1 ole has purchased Jody Williams’ portion of the Jody Williams Music catalogue, a joint venture with Sony ATV. The Katie Armiger Believe (Cold River/Nine North) Armiger, 17, wrote or co-wrote all but one catalogue includes Taylor Swift’s “Teardrops On My Guitar,” of the tracks on her sophomore album Believe, “Tim McGraw” and “Picture To Burn,” among its 3,300 songs. solo penning “Bleed,” and “Gone.” Nashville Star The City of Hope Celebrity Softball Challenge raised contestant Ashlee Hewitt receives writing credit more than $100,000 for City of Hope June 9 at Nashville’s on “Make Me Believe,” “Wash Away,” and “Movin’ Greer Stadium. On,” and Rebecca Lynn Howard contributes to “Break Yours First.” The album is produced by Jonathan Lawson, who co- Senators Flog XM-Sirius wrote “Jealousy,” and “The Road Is Calling.” Senators John Kerry (D-MA), Claire Upcoming Releases: McCaskill (D-MO) and Ben Cardin (D-MD) outlined in a letter last Friday (6/27) to FCC July 15 Randy Travis Around The Bend (Warner Bros.) Chairman Kevin Martin several conditions the agency should require before it allows John Kerry July 22 Sugarland Love On The Inside (Mercury) Sirius and XM to merge. While the senators are fundamentally against the merger, they’re requesting Aug. 5 Jamey Johnson That Lonesome Song (Mercury) that 20-50% of the combined satellite capacity be leased to Heidi Newfield What Am I Waiting For (Curb) other providers; that more channels are made available to Keith Anderson C’mon! (Columbia) minority interests; that the FCC enforce pricing constraints and Album release info to [email protected].
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