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Chartpdf Draft "NEWS! "SPIN ZONE ! "SINGLES CALENDAR! "CHART DATA ! "NO. 1 SONG! VOICES OF SECONDARY RADIO! " COVERING THE SECONDARY RADIO MARKET SINCE 2002 REPORTING ! PANEL! Thursday, October 16, 2014 " CHART NEWS SPIN ZONE " " 2014 CMA Broadcast Winners Announced Top Ten— “Ready Set Roll” by Chase Rice is the No. 1 song CMA Awards nominee Luke after 31 weeks on the chart. Keith Urban is up two spots to Bryan surprised radio stations and personalities No. 2 with “Somewhere In My Car.” Blake Shelton’s “Neon around the country Tuesday Light” is also up two and lands at No. 3 this week. Jason (Oct. 14) by calling to share Aldean drops one spot to No. 4 with “Burnin’ It Down.” Scotty news of their 2014 CMA McCreery makes a gain as “Feelin’ It” is at No. 5 followed by Broadcast Awards wins. Maddie & Tae’s “Girl In A Country Song” at No. 6. Rascal “Country radio has been so supportive of me and my Flatts is at No. 7 with “Payback” and Frankie Ballard is up career,” said Bryan. “I was honored to be the one to call and two to No. 8 with “Sunshine & Whiskey.” Brad Paisley breaks tell them about this huge honor. Congrats to all the winners!” into the top 10 with “Perfect Storm” at No. 9 and Brothers "To see the full list of winners, click HERE. Osborne slips one spot with “Rum” falling to No. 10. … " Rob Hatch Receives No. 1 Challenge Coin Greatest Gainers— For the second week in a row, Carrie Underwood makes the greatest gain with 422 new spins. Eric Songwriter Rob Hatch Church moves “Talladega” up to No. 16 with 376 additional visited MusicRow to accept a No. 1 Challenge plays. Lady Antebellum’s “Freestyle” breaks into the chart Coin for Lee Brice’s “I with spin gain of 329. Brad Paisley lands in the top 10 this Don’t Dance,” which he week with “Perfect Storm” played 326 more times. Dierks wrote with Brice and Bentley’s “Say You Do” is up 268 spins this week and moves Dallas Davidson. The to No. 42. song hit No. 1 on the CountryBreakout Chart on " July 31 and is nominated Debuts— Lady Antebellum had the highest debut this week for CMA Song Of The Year. with “Freestyle” at No. 61. Eric Paslay’s “She Don’t Love You” For a full list of Challenge Coin recipients, click is new to the chart at No. 66. Mike Ryan makes his debut with HERE. (L-R)- MusicRow Owner/Publisher Sherod “Dancing All Around It” at No. 78 and Tim Sweeney’s “Every Robertson, Rob Hatch, MusicRow Chart Friday Night” enters at No. 80. " Director Troy Stephenson … … Aldean To Host Thanksgiving Special Jason Aldean will host Westwood One’s A Thanksgiving Weekend Celebration. Artists including Miranda Lambert, Dierks Bentley and Tim McGraw will join Aldean in sharing what they are grateful for this holiday season. Stations can air the special from Thursday, Nov. 27 through Sunday, Nov. 30. KTHK/Idaho Falls, ID recently hosted its 2nd Annual Star Guitar Charity Auction & Concert. (L-R): KTHK’s … Hotrod Thompson, PD/Mornings Don Jarrett, Morning Co-Host Rachel Ryan, General Manager Steve Poulsen. Thursday, October 16, 2014 " SINGLES CALENDAR WEEKLY CHART DATA October 20 " Lady Antebellum/Freestyle/Capitol New On The Chart —Debuting This Week Toby Keith/Drunk Americans/Show Dog-Universal Artist/song/label—chart pos. Lady Antebellum/Freestyle/Capitol— 61 Justin Moore/This Kind Of Town/Valory Eric Paslay/She Don't Love You/EMI Nashville— 66 Chris Chitsey/Lonely In Tucson/Premier Nashville Mike Ryan/Dancing All Around it/Rock & Soul Records— 78 Josh Abbott Band/Hangin’ Around/Atlantic-WMN Tim Sweeney/Every Friday Night/Oil House Records— 80 Denny Strickland/Swerve On/SMG " Greg Shirley/Hillbilly Girl/Garage Door Records Greatest Spin Increase " Artist/song/label—Spin Increase Carrie Underwood/Something In the Water/19-Arista October 27 Nashville— 422 Billy Currington/Don’t It/Mercury Eric Church/Talladega/EMI Nashville— 376 Gloriana/Trouble/Emblem-Warner Bros.-WAR Lady Antebellum/Freestyle/Capitol— 329 Jo Dee Messina/He’s Messed Up/Dreambound Records LLC Brad Paisley/Perfect Storm/Arista— 326 Adam Wayne/Keep On Pushing Ahead/Madalin Dierks Bentley/Say You Do/Capitol Nashville— 268 Matt Farris/She’s Done/Skytone " Most Added David Loving/Bethlehem/Tall Horse Records-Riverfront Artist/song/label—No. of Adds Promotions Lady Antebellum/Freestyle/Capitol— 24 " Eric Paslay/She Don't Love You/EMI Nashville— 23 November 3 Toby Keith/Drunk Americans/Show Dog-Universal— 19 Dustin Lynch/Hell Of A Night/Broken Bow Dierks Bentley/Say You Do/Capitol Nashville— 17 Cole Swindell/Ain’t Worth The Whiskey/Warner Bros. The Band Perry/Gentle On My Mind/Republic Nashville—17 Cole Swindell/Ain’t Worth The Whiskey/Warner Bros. — 15 " Kenny Chesney/Til It’s Gone/Blue Chair-Columbia— 10 December 1 Justin Moore/This Kind Of Town/Valory— 9 Steven Lee Olsen/Raised By A Good Time/Columbia Nashville Sara Evans/Put My Heart Down/RCA Nashville—9 • • • " On Deck—Soon To Be Charting Artist/song/label—No. of Spins Kristian Bush/Trailer Hitch/Streamsound— 205 Tanya Marie Harris/Second Hand Dreams/Arrow Entertainment— 195 Toby Keith/Drunk Americans/Show Dog-Universal— 195 Gunnar and the Grizzly Boys/Standard American/Average Joe’s— 192 "Sarah Dunn Band/You Or The Whiskey/Audacity— 183 Frozen Playlist- KICR, WUPY, KWEY, KRRV, WAAG, WTCR" • • • Valory’s RaeLynn recently performed at the Concert In The Corn with KWJJ/Portland, OR. (L-R): KWJJ’s Savannah Jones, RaeLynn, KWJJ’s Mike Moore IMPACTING RADIO NOW! BERNIE NELSON ŶŶ *-,#*74'**# from the album ‘blue’ Thursday, October 16, 2014 NO. 1 SONG Voices Of Independent Promotion In a sense, Chase Rice has had Jerry Duncan/CEO/Jerry Duncan Promotions both a long and short roll " leading up to this week’s No. 1. How did you get into the His “Ready Set Roll,” written radio promotion business? with Rhett Akins and Chris I started out as a songwriter DeStefano, has taken a 31-week with Music Craftshop, and went ride with both independent and to work for their parent major label contributions. company, Nationwide Sound Distributors. There I got a good The now extinct RPM promotion overview of the entire record staff was previously pushing the business from publishing, self-released Dack Janiels title, producing, marketing, etc. which reached the Top 40 before When they asked me to do the Columbia Nashville team ignited the No. 1 launch. promotion I loved working with radio, and have been doing it Selling nearly 850k units to date, the song was previously the ever since. title track on the "Cruise" co-writer's self-released 2013 EP. " Produced by the song’s co-writers, “Ready Set Roll” became What is your favorite thing about your work? the major single from Ignite The Night, which was released by The most exciting thing is being a part of and seeing irsthand a career the major label in August. breakthrough. We’ve been fortunate to do that with some great breakthrough records like “Cruise” by Florida Georgia Line, “Austin” Shortly before the venture, Rice told MusicRow, “When there’s by Blake Shelton, “He Didn’t Have To Be” by Brad Paisley, and 2,000 people singing ‘Ready Set Roll’ every night, it’s “Indian Outlaw” by Tim McGraw. undeniable. I have no clue if Country radio will accept [my " songs], but I know my fans will.” What is best about working with stations on the MusicRow Panel? The radio programmers are still passionate about the same thing we MusicRow’s Robert K. Oermann noted of the single, “It’s a are: helping break great new records and artists. guitar-stuttering country rocker that beckons a gal to embark " on a night to remember. It’s also addictive as all get out.” Tell us about one of your proudest accomplishments. Jerry Duncan Promotions just celebrated our 70th No. 1 single, “Dirt” Currently the Country newcomer is on a club tour, performing by Florida Georgia Line. Being involved with them and their fantastic throughout the U.S. until the new year. team from the beginning with “Cruise,” and seeing them break so " quickly from a brand new act on an small label to one of the biggest • • • "acts in the business has been very exciting. What is a little known fact about you that might surprise others? Pictured here is the tractor I drove as a teenager while working on our Click here to view a full list of MusicRow’s Challenge farm in Hanson, Kentucky. I put myself through college raising tobacco. Coin recipients. MusicRow CountryBreakout Chart Reporting Stations WHMA Anniston AL KSMA Mason City IA KRRV Alexandria LA WDNB Liberty NY KDOL Livingston TX WXFL Florence AL KBKB Burlington IA KXKZ Ruston LA WKLI Latham NY KGKL San Angelo TX KCJC Russellville AR KXIA Marshalltown IA WKTT Salisbury MD KWHW Altus OK KMKS Bay City TX KCNY Conway AR KICR Sandpoint ID WATZ Alpena MI KITX Hugo OK KXOX Sweetwater TX KHBZ Harrison AR KTHK Idaho Falls ID WTCM Traverse City MI KKAJ Ardmore OK KYYK Palestine TX KDXY Jonesboro AR WAAG Galesburg IL WJNR Iron Mountain MI KREK Bristow OK WAKG Danville VA KQUS Hot Springs AR WIBL Normal IL WUPY Ontonagon MI KWOX Woodwards OK WMEV Marion VA KWCK Searcy AR WOOZ Carterville IL WMKC Cheboygan, MI KWEY Weatherford OK WAXX Altoona, WI KSED Flagstaff AZ WDZQ Decatur IL KZPK St. Cloud, MN KRKT Albany OR WCOW Sparta, WI KTTI Yuma AZ WMCI Mattoon IL KBXB Sikeston, MO WFGE State College PA WGLR Platteville WI KVAY Lamar CO WIFE Connersville IN KDKD Clinton, MO WWBE Selinsgrove PA WJMQ Shawano WI WHWY Destin FL KAIR Atchison KS KFAV Warrenton, MO KYTN Union City TN WBWI West Bend WI WTRS Ocala FL KKOW Pittsburgh KS KWWR Mexico, MO WDKN Dickson TN WJVL Janesville WI WBYZ Baxley GA KVWF Wichita KS KZZY Devils Lake, ND WEIO Huntingdon TN WQPC, Prairie du Chien
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