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Sohnewreleasebookfortheweekof2 Includes the hit singles “Splinter” featuring Crucifix and “Country Folk” featuring Colt Ford BUBBA SPARXXX PAIN MANAGEMENT TRACK LISTING Including Guest Appearances From Bangin’ / Country Folk Danny Boone (Rehab), The Lacs, Ride Out Of Town / Splinter Rodney Atkins, Dan Rockett and I4NI Hairdresser Hot / Right / Gitchu A Pull LaGrange / Down Yonder / Devil’s Fire Wicked World VIDEO • AOL Music main page feature for “Splinter” TARGET MARKETS • Vevo on YouTube feature (4m impressions) • Artist direct music video premiere Atlanta • Dallas • Birmingham • Nashville • Worldstarhiphop.com home page placement Oklahoma City • Charlotte • Greenville • March 20 video rollout for “Country Folk” feat. Colt Ford Raleigh-Durham • Kansas City • Greensbro on MTV, BET, AOL, Yahoo, MSN and more Little Rock • Houston • Washington DC MEDIA Orlando • Louisville • Shreveport / Texarkana Knoxville • Tulsa • Huntsville • St Louis • Full service of album to all mainstream and hip hop/urban Chattanooga • Tampa • Charleston editorial writers (print and online), major media broadcast outlets (network, syndicated and cable), wire services Roanoke • Mobile • Jacksonville (UPI, AP, Reuters etc.) and industry trades • AOL Listening party 3/25 - 4/1 Street Date: April 2, 2013 INTERNET PRESS UPC: 661869002446 Music industry News Network • Urban News Network List: $14.99 ContactMusic • HipHopNation • SlumzBoxden SheBloggin • JuggaloNews • WPGC • V103 RapDallAmerica • Power 98 • KSFM • Music AOL AceShowBiz • DailyMotion • BlackOutHipHop •Boi-1da HipHopOrbit • IPowerRichmond • FreshOutDaBooth HipHopsRevival • GetDownSon • BallerServerRadio Topix • Grand Smack • DJSmallz• GoderMag theTimbalandPassion • WhoNeedsAGenre • BestOfDrake RapAllDay • HipHopZilla • ReasonablyDoubted AtlantaUrbanMix • HipHopDX • Top40-Charts HipHopUp • HipHopScene • MuzikSpirit • BlazinHotArtist TheMixTapeKids • Hot108 • BlakMusicFirst HipHopRapScene • HipHopVideosHD Distributed Exclusively by WEEK OF FEBRUARY 25, 2013 SOUL/BLUES MALACO RECORDS 5% UNTIL 3/26/13 STREET DATE: 3/26/2013 VARIOUS THE BLUES IS ALRIGHT FOR HURTIN' -Malaco Records presents, The Blues Is Alright For Hurtin' and feature some of the South's greatest stars such as Bobby "Blue" Bland, Dorothy Moore, Latimore, Stan Mosley, Little Milton, Shirley Brown, Mel Waiters, G.C. Cameron, Queen Emily and Z.Z. Hill. -Album contains 12 "make you feel better" tracks including "You've Got To Hurt Before You Heal," "We Don't Make Love Anymore," "There's No Easy Way To Say Goodbye," "Makes You Wanna Cry" and "My Dog And Me." KEY MARKETS:JACKSON, MEMPHIS, MONTGOMERY, MOBILE, MISSISSIPPI, LOUISIANA, GEORGIA, HOUSTON, BEAUMONT, MILWAUKEE, FLINT, CHICAGO, TEXARKANA You've Got To Hurt Before You Heal - Bobby -Premier names in Soul Blues music. MAL 7540 "Blue" Bland All Night Blue - Dorothy Moore -Sales in excess of 500,000 units on Blues 048021754021 We Don't Make Love Anymore - Latimore Is Alright series. $9.98 Makes You Wanna Cry - Stan Mosley CATALOG I Was Tryin Not To Break Down - Little Milton -First in the series at $9.98 list. MARKETING Who Is Betty - Shirley Brown TRACK LISTING What I Had In You - Mel Waiters A Night Like This In Georgia - G.C. Cameron There's No Easy Way To Say Goodbye - Queen Eil AMERICANA SACRED SUMAC MUSIC 5% UNTIL 4/16/13 STREET DATE: 4/16/2013 SHANNON MCNALLY SMALL TOWN TALK -VINYL RELEASE. -Grammy nominated vocalist, Shannon McNally, along with New Orleans musical legend, "Dr. John" Rebennack, come together to shine a spotlight on Bobby Charles with the release of Small Town Talk. -Guest performances include Vince Gill, Derek Trucks (The Allman Brothers Band,) Will Sexton and Luther Dickinson from the North Mississippi All-Stars. KEY MARKETS:NEW YORK CITY, AUSTIN, BOSTON, LOS ANGELES, WASHINGTON DC, SEATTLE, MINNEAPOLIS, DENVER, PHILADELPHIA, CHICAGO, PORTLAND, MEMPHIS, NEW ORLEANS, SAN FRANCISCO, HOUSTON, LOUISVILLE, ATLANTA, SPOKANE, PHOENIX, BIRMINGHAM, NASHVILLE Side 1- -Ads will run in The Oxford American (print SSMX 8976 Street People & digital versions) and Relix Magazine. Can't Pin A Color -All NPR and Americana stations will be 097037897628 String Of Hearts serviced. $19.99 Cowboys and Indians -Marketing & Promotion by The Missing CATALOG Homemade Songs Piece Group. MARKETING Side 2- -Limited vinyl amount available. TRACK LISTING Long Face -A track from Shannon will be featured on Small Town Talk the Record Store Day Sampler. I Don't Want To Know WEEK OF FEBRUARY 25, 2013 JAZZ/SMOOTH GRAPEVINESQUARE 5% UNTIL 4/16/13 STREET DATE: 4/16/2013 GARRY GOIN ROAD TRIP -Guitarist, songwriter, producer and artist, Garry Goin, continues his tradition of virtuosic guitar- driven jazz that fans have come to expect from him with his sophomore solo release, Road Trip. -Garry gets in the driver's seat and brings David Porter, Kevin Whalum and Grammy winning Kirk Whalum along for the ride on this fabulous 10 track release that is sure to be his next definitive musical statement. -Road Trip is the follow up album to his 2004 release, Goin' Places. KEY MARKETS:MEMPHIS, NASHVILLE, LAS VEGAS, SPRINGFIELD, CLEVELAND, LITTLE ROCK, BIRMINGHAM, MONTGOMERY, HOUSTON, CHARLOTTE, BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON DC, LOS ANGELES, CANADA HOME BASE: MEMPHIS, TN Roadtrip -Radio Promotion:Gorov Music Marketing. GVSX 9070 Mr. G -Very aggressive retail pricing. Coast 2 Coast -Goin co-wrote and produced Into My Soul, 097037907020 Crusin' the top 10 Warner Brothers release from $8.99 You We're My (First Love) Kirk Whalum, which also led him to work CATALOG Only When I See (Red) with Rick Braun, Norman Borwn & Maurice MARKETING Are We There Yet White (Earth, Wind & Fire) and Phil Perry. TRACK LISTING Groove With You My Story Ocean Breeze AMERICANA SACRED SUMAC MUSIC 5% UNTIL 4/30/13 STREET DATE: 4/30/2013 SHANNON MCNALLY SMALL TOWN TALK -Grammy nominated vocalist, Shannon McNally, along with New Orleans musical legend, "Dr. John" Rebennack, come together to shine a spotlight on Bobby Charles with the release of Small Town Talk. -Guest performances include Vince Gill, Derek Trucks (The Allman Brothers Band,) Will Sexton and Luther Dickinson from the North Mississippi All-Stars. -Album contains 14 tracks inspired by Bobby's self-titled album he recorded in Woodstock. KEY MARKETS:NEW YORK CITY, AUSTIN, BOSTON, LOS ANGELES, WASHINGTON DC, SEATTLE, MINNEAPOLIS, DENVER, PHILADELPHIA, CHICAGO, PORTLAND, MEMPHIS, NEW ORLEANS, SAN FRANCISCO, HOUSTON, LOUISVILLE, ATLANTA, SPOKANE, PHOENIX, BIRMINGHAM, NASHVILLE Street People -Ads will run in The Oxford American (print SSMX 8975 Can't Pin A Color & digital versions) and Relix Magazine. String Of Hearts -Radio Promotions including servicing all 097037897529 I Spent All My Money NPR and Americana stations. $9.99 Cowboys and Indians -Marketing & Promotion by The Missing CATALOG Homemade Songs Piece Group. MARKETING Love In The Worst Degree -Live performance opportunities. TRACK LISTING Long Face -Online Promotion & Marketing. Small Town Talk -A track from Shannon will be featured on I Don't Want To Know the Record Store Day Sampler. WEEK OF FEBRUARY 25, 2013 CAJUN RAP EXPLICIT CAJUN 884501609166 822301212025 734373111628 $11.99 $16.99 $9.98 VCR 16 BBI 2120 JAMM 31116 VALCOUR RECORDS BLACK BOOK INT'L JAMBALAYA MUSIC 3/26/2013 3/26/2013 4/2/2013 10% UNTIL 3/26/13 5% UNTIL 3/26/13 5% UNTIL 4/2/13 COURTBOUILLON K-RINO VARIOUS COURTBOUILLON THE MAVEN SWAMP POP BOOGIE VOLUME 1 -RE-SOLICIT. -One of the most prolific Rappers in the If You Don't Want (The Freeze) - Van -2012 Grammy Winners for Best industry today, K-Rino, sets the tone for Broussard / She's Mine - Ryan Foret / Regional Roots Album. the new year with his new release, Marie Laveaux - Waylon Thibodeaux / -Wayne Toups, Steve Riley and Wilson The Maven. I Got Loaded - Kane Glaze / Tic Of Clock Savoy pour themselves into this beautiful -This project is filled with a variety of - Beat Daddys / Soul Man - Boogie Kings 14 track, self titled album that is filled with topics from stories to deep raw lyricism / Louisiana Bound - Crosscut / It's Gone - raw passion. and includes 17 original tracks. Kane Glaze / Bad Risk - Latimore / Misty HOME BASE: LAFAYETTE, LA HOME BASE: HOUSTON, TX KEY MARKETS: LOUISIANA, KEY MARKETS: HOUSTON, SAN KEY MARKETS: LAFAYETTE, TEXAS, TENNESSEE, ANTONIO, BIRMINGHAM, LAKE CHARLES, BEAUMONT, CALIFORNIA, ALASKA, NEW MEMPHIS, LAKE CHARLES, ALEXANDRIA, BATON ROUGE, ENGLAND, CHICAGO, PORTLAND CORPUS CHRISTI, LA, NYC NEW ORLEANS, MONROE CAJUN CAJUN CAJUN 734373111727 734373111826 734373111925 $9.98 $9.98 $9.98 JAMM 31117 JAMM 31118 JAMM 31119 JAMBALAYA MUSIC JAMBALAYA MUSIC JAMBALAYA MUSIC 4/2/2013 4/2/2013 4/2/2013 5% UNTIL 4/2/13 5% UNTIL 4/2/13 5% UNTIL 4/2/13 VARIOUS VARIOUS VARIOUS SWAMP POP BOOGIE VOLUME 2 SWAMP POP BOOGIE VOLUME 3 SWAMP POP BOOGIE VOLUME 4 Tee Nah Nah - Ryan Foret / Lord I Need Ooh Pah Poo Doo - Boogie Kings / Don’t My Toot Toot - Denise Lasalle / Harlem Somebody Bad - Van Broussard / Whisky Let The Green Grass - Foret Tradition / Shuffle - Van Broussard / Just A Little Bit Heaven - Jimmy Jam / I Hear You One Monkey Don’t Stop No Show - - Jerry Sartain / Miss Dixie - Beat Daddys Knockin - Crosscut / Train In The Bobby Rush / Tear This House Down - / If You Don't Want (Freeze) - Kane Distance - Beat Daddys / Steady As She Beat Daddys / Butt Thang - Ryan Foret / Glaze / Zero Will Power - Crosscut / I'll Goes - Kane Glaze / Wall To Wall - Record Machine - Van Broussard / Micky Take You There - Boogie Kings / My Johnnie Taylor / Walking The Dog - Mouse - Kane Glaze / Somebody Touch Rock N Roll Shoes - Ryan Foret / Harry KEY MARKETS: LAFAYETTE, KEY MARKETS: LAFAYETTE, KEY MARKETS: LAFAYETTE, LAKE CHARLES, BEAUMONT, LAKE CHARLES, BEAUMONT, LAKE CHARLES, BEAUMONT, ALEXANDRIA, BATON ROUGE, ALEXANDRIA, BATON ROUGE, ALEXANDRIA, BATON ROUGE, NEW ORLEANS, MONROE NEW ORLEANS, MONROE NEW ORLEANS, MONROE WEEK OF FEBRUARY 25, 2013 CAJUN GOSPEL GOSPEL 734373112021 048021400393 048021401697 $9.98 $9.98 $9.98 JAMM 31120 FW 4003 FW 4016 JAMBALAYA MUSIC 4 WINDS 4 WINDS 4/2/2013 4/2/2013 4/2/2013 5% UNTIL 4/2/13 5% UNTIL 4/2/13 5% UNTIL 4/2/13 VARIOUS CASTRO COLEMAN & HIGHLY ROY & REVELATION SWAMP POP BOOGIE VOLUME 5 TIME OUT THANK YOU Mustang Sally - Boogie Kings / Let The -DVD RELEASE.
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