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Texas Music Spotify Chart Click the image below to hear new songs from new, emerging, and up-and-coming artists from the Texas/Red Dirt scene and the stories behind those songs New Music Weeks Left on Spotify Chart LW Spotify Total Spotify Weekly Spotify Spotify Follower Follower (16 Weeks Total) +/- Pos Pos Song Artist Streams Streams Difference Followers Increase Growth % DRUNK DRIVING #1 (7) WEEKS 10) 0) 1 1 *MOST STREAM INCREASE* Koe Wetzel 828,415 9,243,651 198,512) 206,743) 1,940) 0.94% 2) 0) 2 2 IN HIS ARMS Jack Ingram, Miranda Lambert, Jon Randall 242,142 3,324,186 52,821) 40,674) 138) 0.34% 13) 0) 3 3 DRINKIN' Parker McCollum 197,653 914,309 24,675) 139,882) 1,136) 0.81% 7) 1) 5 4 CAN DOWN Mike Ryan 151,955 999,981 38,956) 42,726) 173) 0.40% 1) 1) 6 5 FRIENDS Curtis Grimes 128,537 1,798,469 26,196) 23,586) 53) 0.22% 12) 1) 7 6 SAD SONGS AND WALTZES Cody Johnson, Willie Nelson 81402 608,377 7,574) 435,154) 2,474) 0.57% 12) 1) 8 7 SOME THINGS NEVER CHANGE Flatland Cavalry 80821 452,950 17,131) 66,213) 466) 0.70% 3) 1) 9 8 WHERE THE NEON LIES Triston Marez ft. Ronnie Dunn 80,297 1,043,066 21,904) 15,830) 200) 1.26% 1) 1) 10 9 2 WORDS Kolby Cooper 74,123 2,176,526 19,733) 43,886) 382) 0.87% 1) 2) 12 10 PALOMINO GOLD The Wilder Blue 51,568 988,747 11,944) 2,303) 46) 2.00% 3) 2) 13 11 KILL A MAN Pecos and the Rooftops 42,554 1,245,603 10,626) 23,646) 467) 1.97% 0) 3) 15 12 HOW LUCKY AM I Kaitlin Butts 30,901 452,239 9,360) 11,156) 51) 0.46% 13) 3) 16 13 BOOTS Aaron Watson 28,940 535,846 7,617) 193,373) 371) 0.19% 11) 4) 18 14 YESTERDAY - LIVE Joey Greer 28,645 180,086 8,321) 2,867) 412) 14.37% 7) 4) 19 15 QUEEN FOR A NIGHT Casey Donahew 25,789 1,178,049 7,040) 176,414) 408) 0.23% 11) 1) 17 16 CHUPACABRA Randy Rogers Band, La Maquinaria Nortena 24,133 186,625 3,553) 221,501) 507) 0.23% 12) (3) 14 17 JAVELINA Red Shahan 23516 82,669 630) 18,358) 169) 0.92% 16) * * 18 WHAT IT DOESN'T DO *HIGHEST DEBUT* Corey Kent 19,557 53,941 * 7,011) * * 3) 2) 21 19 KEEP ON MOVING Jon Randall 17,658 330,043 4,014) 1,380) 34) 2.46% 3) 3) 23 20 HEY MARY Slade Coulter 15,691 207,190 3,945) 2,170) 75) 3.46% 9) 1) 22 21 HORSES IN HEAVEN Kylie Frey 14,393 131,421 2,337) 4,595) 47) 1.02% 7) 3) 25 22 THE 13TH APOSTLE Sean McConnell 12,449 233,000 3,000) 15,935) 32) 0.20% 16) * * 23 REWIND Kyle Park 11,559 11,559 * 68,603) * * 5) 2) 26 24 SENSELESS Mason Lively 9,649 150,612 217) 1,984) 16) 0.81% 2) 7) 32 25 HONKY TONK ON Hayden Haddock 9,457 152,341 2,167) 3,656) 14) 0.38% 11) 7) 33 26 I WANNA GO OUT Chad Cooke Band 9,441 72,010 2,322) 5,958) 27) 0.45% 1) 3) 30 27 NO COUNTRY MUSIC FOR OLD MEN Bellamy Brothers 8,943 268,222 1,603) 232,180) 724) 0.31% 16) * * 28 THREE DOG NIGHT Christian Dufner 8,374 11,248 * 18) * * 15) 8) 37 29 LONG GONE Wynn Williams 8,138 13,978 2,298) 4,625) 43) 0.93% 4) 6) 36 30 RICH MAN'S GAME Tanner Usrey 7,600 99,767 1,463) 10,328) 164) 1.59% 11) (3) 28 31 DON'T WANT TO GO HOME Teague Brothers Band 7,574 67,448 (143) 479) 9) 1.88% 5) (1) 31 32 BACK TO NORMAL Jason Eady 7,182 89,234 (128) 14,043) 32) 0.23% 15) (6) 27 33 BURN DOWN Cade Holliday 6,897 19,548 (1,239) 409) 3) 0.73% 2) 7) 41 34 BOURBON WHISKEY William Beckmann 6,457 162,947 1,733) 3,547) 34) 0.96% 12) 0) 35 35 ONE BEER AT A TIME Drew Fish Band 6029 58,322 (187) 5,678) 19) 0.33% 6) 6) 42 36 WRAP YOU UP IN LOVE Darrin Morris Band 5,943 55,709 1,232) 2,236) 16) 0.72% 13) 1) 38 37 JESUS AND ME Rachel LaRen 5,887 76,477 85) 289) 5) 1.73% 4) 1) 39 38 WALLS COMING DOWN Abbey Duncan 5,430 38,096 101) 104) 3) 2.88% 12) 9) 48 39 RODEO GIRL Micky & The Motorcars 5248 417,334 1,444) 30,431) 186) 0.61% 5) (11) 29 40 I DON'T WANT TO BE THAT GUY Grant Gilbert 5,236 31,095 (2,229) 1,991) 3) 0.15% 11) (1) 40 41 FOUR ROSES Texas Hill 5,108 93,972 (32) 1,381) 18) 1.30% 13) 2) 44 42 BACK IN THE HIGHLIFE AGAIN Jason Boland & The Stragglers 5,070 41,739 535) 91,161) 221) 0.24% 5) 0) 43 43 ON MY MIND Holly Beth 4,679 44,038 141) 1,052) 7) 0.67% 7) 6) 50 44 SIGNS David Adam Byrnes 4,554 69,434 1,088) 4,823) * * 15) 6) 51 45 ROSE IN THE RED DIRT Holly Tucker 4,273 7,540 1,006) 2,022) 6) 0.30% 13) 3) 49 46 BEER GARDEN BABY Tyler Halverson 4,112 52,616 432) 318) 14) 4.40% 16) * * 47 WRECKED Rodell Duff 3,970 10,505 * 82) * * 15) (1) 47 48 GOODBYE FOR A LITTLE WHILE 51 Junction 3,944 9,717 77) 167) 6) 3.59% 6) (3) 46 49 HOMESICK WHEN I'M HOME Taylor Dunn 3,849 44,986 (89) 110) 5) 4.55% 13) (5) 45 50 BUILT WITH LOVE Xavier Joseph 3,603 21,069 (364) 866) (1) -0.12% 7) 2) 53 51 T TOTAL TOMMY Jamie Lin Wilson 3,594 47,269 1,239) 5,526) 30) 0.54% 13) 5) 57 52 DRINKING YOU GOODBYE Hayden McBride 3,480 10,533 1,781) 66) 3) 4.55% 10) 3) 56 53 ASK YOUR MOTHER Cody Hibbard 2,047 26,414 194) 3,515) 37) 1.05% 16) * * 54 GIVE IT TO ME Ryan Wilcox 1,938 1,938 * 3,362) * * 13) 9) 64 55 WITH ME Ryan Kolek 1,585 10,532 467) 190) 5) 2.63% 11) 2) 58 56 SOUTH BY SOMEWHERE The Band of Heathens 1,489 186,365 (118) 77,594) 209) 0.27% 11) 4) 61 57 OFF THE EDGE Cole Barnhill 1,478 13,900 45) 997) 20) 2.01% 4) 1) 59 58 DAD Parker Ryan 1,226 44,649 (316) 704) 10) 1.42% 16) * * 59 FOREVER ON YOUR FLAME Seth Jones, Hannah Hokit 1,205 1,205 * 1,205) * * 13) 6) 66 60 GETTIN' GONE Huser Brother Band 1,126 5,232 165) 1,389) 25) 1.80% 0) 2) 63 61 ANYBODY LOVING YOU LATELY Clay Hollis 1,051 61,990 (91) 3,339) 14) 0.42% 1) (2) 60 62 HONKY TONK LOVE Alex Aguilar 1,015 36,037 (490) 452) * * 0) (1) 62 63 I LOVE SOMEBODY ELSE Bo Armstrong, Madison Rodges 991 20,989 (289) 637) 2) 0.31% 5) (10) 54 64 LITTLE BIT OF LOVE Prophets and Outlaws 972 32,545 (1,060) 7,136) 12) 0.17% 13) 0) 65 65 NOWADAYS Cole Whittlesey 821 5,850 (283) 646) 23) 3.56% 8) 3) 69 66 THINGS I SHOULDN'T HAVE Jesse Raub Jr. 791 14,204 107) 3,035) 21) 0.69% 10) 5) 72 67 42 Matt Williams 766 10,442 196) 7,472) (2) -0.03% 3) 0) 68 68 WORST BEST WAY Xavier Joseph 692 25,701 (3) 866) (1) -0.12% 16) * * 69 YOURS Gloria Anderson 638 14,197 * 150) * * 13) 6) 76 70 MIRANDA Chance and the Takers 619 3,790 134) 53) 5) 9.43% 4) 2) 73 71 LIKE A MELODY Wyatt Zane 599 12,001 47) 65) 4) 6.15% 10) 2) 74 72 17 WILD HORSES Rich O'Toole 562 10,966 13) 14,347) 29) 0.20% 2) 5) 78 73 IF YOU CAN DANCE Jon Stork 523 19,091 50) 2,896) 17) 0.59% 13) 5) 79 74 LOST INSIDE THE GROOVE Reckless Kelly 517 26,351 44) 103,560) 230) 0.22% 3) 0) 75 75 BACK TO YOU Canaan Bryce 516 16,233 (3) 827) 7) 0.85% 0) 6) 82 76 WAKE UP STONED Joint Custody 516 14,937 107) 227) 7) 3.08% 0) 3) 80 77 WAITING Erick Willis 490 10,465 36) 5,673) 6) 0.11% 15) (1) 77 78 SHE SHOWS UP Terry Mcbride 476 8,235 (1) 936) 2) 0.21% 10) 2) 81 79 WEST TEXAS CLOUD APPRECIATION SOCIETY Josh Grider, Drew Kennedy 414 8,086 (27) 11,185) 35) 0.31% 16) * * 80 UNCLE SLEDGE Wade Skinner 371 8,643 * 38) * * 4) 4) 85 81 LOOSE TONIGHT Mason & The Gin Line 337 9,927 (49) 103,511) 317) 0.31% 3) 4) 86 82 ALL NIGHTER Jeremy Studdard 337 10,542 (39) 986) 6) 0.61% 3) 5) 88 83 PUZZLE PIECE Mike Donnell 336 11,102 23) 496) 7) 1.41% 8) 8) 92 84 ONE MORE MEMORY FOR THE ROAD Gabe Garcia 331 5,210 56) 1,875) 1) 0.05% 7) 2) 87 85 PLAINVIEW Kin Faux 323 10,857 (25) 839) 22) 2.62% 15) 20) 106 86 PRETTY OKAY *BIGGEST JUMPER* Dustin Massey 322 17,161 165) 271) 38) 14.02% 3) 3) 90 87 GOOD LIFE Ben Kadlecek 301 9,139 20) 541) 2) 0.37% 14) (4) 84 88 ATASCOSA COUNTY Kade Anson 299 4,643 (97) 170) 1) 0.59% 3) 0) 89 89 SHE AIN'T DANCIN' HERE Trent Cowie Band 299 7,432 16) 745) (1) -0.13% 2) 3) 93 90 IF I DIDN'T LOVE YOU Max Flinn 285 13,205 31) 750) 9) 1.20% 1) 12) 103 91 HERE'S TO THE NIGHT The Statesboro Revue 235 7,358 74) 3,450) 2) 0.06% 10) 6) 98 92 IN YOUR DREAMS Jacob Armitage 233 2,657 42) 330) 3) 0.91% 8) 2) 95 93 WE BOTH KNOW BETTER James Cook f/ Sarah Hobbs 231 6,433 20) 427) 2) 0.47% 4) 0) 94 94 WHILE YOU CAN Southern Brave 230 5,811 (3) 526) 7) 1.33% 7) 4) 99 95 HOPELESS The Powell Brothers 214 3,694 26) 1,087) 3) 0.28% 13) 0) 96 96 I'M TO BLAME Koby Rowton Band 205 4,425 (2) 108) 3) 2.78% 9) 5) 102 97 FEATHER Brett Patterson 201 5,573 40) 139) 4) 2.88% 7) (1) 97 98 ENCHILADA GRAVY Jerrod Flusche 197 4,195 2) 370) 0) 0.00% 9) 2) 101 99 HOMERUN Chuck Wimer 193 4,394 18) 91) 3) 3.30% 4) 0) 100 100 TELL THE DEVIL Aaron McDonnell 180 5,408 (8) 830) 5) 0.60% 1) (10) 91 101 STUCK STILL Keller Cox 152 4,999 (125) 565) 2) 0.35% 0) 2) 104 102 MAN ON THE MOON Jackie Darlene 149 5,849 (11) 557) 2) 0.36% 15) 6) 109 103 LAST CALL Nate Burnham 148 1,556 14) 433) 278) 64.20% 7) 7) 111 104 CALL IT WHAT IT IS TJ Ferryman 130 3,387 24) 76) 0) 0.00% 13) 0) 105 105 EVERY LITTLE BIT OF THAT Trey Gonzalez 128 2,633 (31) 254) 4) 1.57% 11) 2) 108 106 NOBODY Lucas Ebert 128 3,326 (7) 1,499) 2) 0.13% 6) 3) 110 107 COLDEST DAY OF THE YEAR Jason James 109 16,614 (24) 2,427) 8) 0.33% 13) 8) 116 108 GYPSY COWBOOY Bailey Rae 107 2,151 30) 816) * * 14) 5) 114 109 LET'S GO TO VEGAS Drew Moreland 103 1,917 6) 971) 5) 0.51% 4) 3) 113 110 RELIGION Zach Welch 93 3,043 (4) 182) 5) 2.75% 1) 7) 118 111 WAITIN' FOR A GIRL LIKE YOU Billy O'Rourke 93 3,461 24) 198) 0) 0.00% 11) 0) 112 112 ADDERALL SUNRISE Ryan Oldham 81 1,773 (17) 118) 0) 0.00% 6) 2) 115 113 LAST CALL Jimmy Kerley Band 70 3,906 (26) 143) 0) 0.00% 1) 6) 120 114 DODGING THE DEVIL Kix Garcia Band 55 4,665 7) 141) 2) 1.42% 2) 4) 119 115 GYPSY Brandi Behlen 53 3,290 (2) 328) 3) 0.91% 16) * * 116 STILL,FAR,GONE Damian Isacc Band 53 1,137 * 169) * * 15) 4) 121 117 STILL, FAR, GONE Damian Isacc Band 48 1,137 3) 169) 1) 0.59% 0) 6) 124 118 CORPUS CHRISTI BREEZE Bryan Su 38 4,861 14) 63) * * 11) 3) 122 119 BLUE NIGHT Jake Blocker 25 1,317 (4) 169) 3) 1.78% 4) 3) 123 120 ONE I WANT The Outland 25 1,690 (2) 53) 0) 0.00% 9) 4) 125 121 MAKE A LIVIN' Sam Cox Band 19 1,889 (2) 125) 2) 1.60% 13) 5) 127 122 WORTH MY WHILE Bryan Casey 17 4,635 6) 2,040) (1) -0.05% 4) 3) 126 123 SOUTHERN SOUND Proud Country 4 6,951 (13) 295) 0) 0.00%.
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    page 1 Friday, January 15, 2010 Table of Contents Sweet Songs From Crazy Heart 1 Sweet Songs From Crazy by Sarah Skates Heart 2 Bobby Karl Works The New movie Crazy Heart drawn less media Lady Antebellum No. 1 was not filmed in Nashville, attention with his un- Party but its country music theme billed role as “Tommy 3 Griffith Rejoins Magic is drawing a lot of local Sweet,” the superstar Mustang interest. A premiere held who got his start in 3 Roots Music Exporters Hits First $1 Million Year Tuesday night (1/12) at Blake’s band. Maggie 4 Flammia Exits UMG the Green Hills movie Gyllenhall is “Jean” a 4 King Offers Inspiration theatre attracted members journalist, and Robert And Help of the industry and Duvall plays Blake’s bar- 4 DISClaimer celebrities alike; all owning friend. Writer- 5 Spin Zone/Chart Data curious about the flick director Scott Cooper 7 Programmer Playlist which is generating adapted the story from 8 On The Road... Oscar buzz for star Jeff Thomas Cobb’s novel by 9 CountryBreakout™ Chart Bridges and the theme Jeff Bridges the same name. song penned by T Bone Photo: Erika The film’s roots- Respect Intellectual Property: Goldring MusicRow transmissions in email and Burnett and Ryan Bingham. grounded soundtrack was file form plus online passwords, are In the movie Bridges plays produced by renowned intended for the sole use of active subscribers only and protected under hard-living country singer- talents Burnett and Stephen the copyright laws of the United States. Resending or sharing of such intellectual songwriter “Bad Blake.” With the Bruton, who also contributed property to unauthorized individuals tagline “The Harder The Life, The as songwriters and and/or groups is expressly forbidden.
  • Luke Combs to Headline 8Th Annual Mack, Jack & Mcconaughey Gala On

    Luke Combs to Headline 8Th Annual Mack, Jack & Mcconaughey Gala On

    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE LUKE COMBS TO HEADLINE 8TH ANNUAL MACK, JACK & MCCONAUGHEY GALA ON APRIL 23, 2020 AUSTIN, TX (February 3, 2020) – Mack, Jack & McConaughey (MJ&M), the joint fundraising effort of Academy Award®-winning actor Matthew McConaughey, ACM Award-winning recording artist Jack Ingram, and coaching legend Mack Brown, announced today that multi-platinum, award-winning Luke Combs will headline the 2020 MJ&M Gala on Thursday, April 23, 2020, at Austin City Limits (ACL) Live at The Moody Theater. Tickets are on sale February 7th at 10 a.m. CST and are available to the public at: https://www.ticketmaster.com/event/3A00583F8005306C Luke Combs is a multi-platinum, award-winning musician from Asheville, NC, who stormed onto the music landscape as one of Country’s brightest stars. His new album, What You See Is What You Get, was released last fall via River House Artists/Columbia Nashville and debuted at #1 on both the all-genre Billboard 200 chart as well as Billboard’s Top Country Albums chart. An ACM, CMA, CMT and Billboard Music Award-winning artist and GRAMMY nominee, Combs will kick off his "What You See Is What You Get Tour" next month including his first ever headline stadium show. Jack Ingram said, “Luke Combs is such a talented and authentic musician. He is one of the biggest names in Country music right now and we know he will give a performance to remember.” Matthew McConaughey added, “The caliber of talent at MJ&M each year continues to humble us. Luke Combs is no exception.” “I am honored to join the Mack, Jack & McConaughey charity event, which empowers kids and changes lives.
  • Strait Talk February/March 1999

    Strait Talk February/March 1999

    S T R A I T T A L K George Strait Country Music Festival Tour Is Set After months of preparation and planning, job of setting the pace for the days enter- showcase newer nationally known country all of the logistics and details have finally tainment. music talent. The stages will have talent been worked out for the 1999 George Strait Each show will also feature the performing each day before the stadium Country Music Festival Tour. It will begin “Straitland” entertainment area outside of show starts and during each one of the set on March 6th in Phoenix, AZ and wrap up the stadium. “Straitland” will consist of changes. Check your local schedules for on June 6th in Pittsburgh, PA. The tour will sponsor booths, food and beverage conces- the time that “Straitland” opens. In many consist of 18 shows in major athletic stadi- sion stands, vendors and a stage that will Continued on next page ums. The cities to be visited will include, in addition to Phoenix and Pittsburgh, El Paso, Tampa, Clemson, S.C., New Orleans, San Antonio, Houston, Dallas, Ames, IA, Chicago, Las Vegas, Oakland, Washington D.C., Foxboro, MA, Kansas City, Louisville, and Detroit. The stops in Washington and Foxboro will be the first in several years in the northeast. A complete itinerary can be found on the back page of the newsletter. Special fan club seating will be available at all locations. A story else- where in the newsletter will furnish all of the information. Joining George Strait on tour this year will be CMA “Album of the Year” winner, Tim McGraw and double CMA Award winners The Dixie Chicks.