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June 21, 2010 Issue 197 How Deep Is Your Gold? My Country Houses Troops Analyzing the number of Gold titles played in a week by Top country artists, a famous cartoonist and a president have Mediabase-monitored Country stations reveals some interesting collaborated for Stadium Entertainment’s upcoming compilation My nuggets. A few caveats with regards to our observations: Averages Country: Smash Hits. The Aug. 24 release and commentary includes mainstream current-based stations; features songs from , Keith outlets are omitted. Airplay information comes from Urban, , Lady Antebellum, Mediabase 24/7 for the week ending Saturday, June 19. We avoided , , Reba, Blake comparisons of stations airing Premium Choice programming. Shelton, Dierks Bentley, Rodney Atkins, To begin, a look at the longest and shortest lists (stand alone means Jypsi, Randy Houser, Big & Rich and a single, primary Country outlet in a market): . My Country is part of an annual series Most Gold, Stand-Alone benefiting the Fisher House Foundation, Markets 1-25: KKGO/, 397 titles which provides housing for active and retired 26-50: WMIL/Milwaukee, 368 military and their families who are being treated at a military medical 51-75: KTEX/McAllen, TX, 532 center. There are currently 50 Fisher House comfort homes, some with 76-100: WPCV/Lakeland, FL, 464 as many as 21 suites, and there is no fee to stay at the facilities. 101-125: KATJ/Victor Valley, CA, 452 President George W. Bush is featured in a special message included 126-150: WQXK/Youngstown, OH, 398 with the collection. Gary Trudeau created and donated the ’s Most Gold, Competitive Markets cover art. “We appreciate the support of each artist and I am grateful Markets 1-25: KPLX/, 345 that they chose to participate in this remarkable project by sharing their 26-50: KFKF/Kansas City, 485 music,” says Fisher House Foundation Chairman Ken Fisher. 51-75: WESC/Greenville, SC, 560 Stadium Entertainment executives include veterans 76-100: WOGK/Gainesville, FL, 476 Camille M. Barbone, John Betancourt, Wayman Jones and 101-125: KMDL/Lafayette, LA, 444 Michael Omansky. 126-150: KTFX/Corpus Christi, TX, 753 Fewest Gold, Stand-Alone PPM On P1s Markets 1-25: WYCD/Detroit, 234 It’s established knowledge that in the diary world P1 (first 26-50: WWKA/Orlando, 160 preference) listeners are critical because that cume spends more time 51-75: WBEE/Rochester, 233 (continued on page 6) with their favorite station than any other. But how does P1 listening ©2010 Country Aircheck™ — All rights reserved. Sign up free at www.countryaircheck.com. Send news to [email protected]

June 21, 2010 Country Aircheck Weekly Page 2 importance translate with PPM participants? According to a new 10-month, 16-market study by Research Director, Inc. President My Tu n e s : Mu s i c Th a t Sh a p e d My Li f e Charlie Sisler, among adults 25-54, he found that 22.2% of the average WDSY/ APD/MD Stoney station’s cume in PPM comes from its P1s, but those listeners generate Richards discusses his most important 52.4% of the station’s average quarter-hour persons. That’s a slightly songs, artists or : higher ratio than in the diary realm, where 35.7% of a station’s audience 1. , Storms of Life: When this delivered 70.4% of AQH. In PPM among 25-54s, 20.7% of the typical album came out, it was life- and format- station’s listenership accounted for 50.1% of its AQH. changing. The Young Country thing was For Country, P1s were found to be particularly significant in PPM, new, and this made it legit. I was at KLAC/ valued as even more important than in most other formats. P1 listeners Los Angeles and Randy made three trips accounted for 23.5% of Country’s cume, ranking it fourth-highest in its to the station: the first was as a new artist, ratio of P1s to more casual listeners to the format. Moreover, those P1s Stoney Richards the second he invited me to a show at the generated 56.1% of Country’s total quarter-hours. That percentage of Crazy Horse in Anaheim and the next he did AQH puts Country third-highest behind spoken-word formats (News/ a show for us at Hansen Dam, where we had to stand behind a Talk, Sports, etc.) and what RDI calls “Adult Urban.” Country P1s also police line to his bus. Mel Tillis stood next to me and said, “That’s the new guy, man!” True story. ranked fourth-longest in average time exposed (i.e., TSL) with 7:04 2. Kris Kristofferson, Austin Sessions: I realized the beauty and hours. View the full study at www.researchdirectorinc.com. simplicity of a well-placed D, G, E and A chord. My favorite, of course, is “Me and Bobby McGee.” Someone, in Nashville no less, Toby, Trace, Otto Ride once remarked, “You mean Janis Joplin wrote that song for him?” opened his American Ride Tour in Holmdel, NJ 3. , : From the first slam Saturday (6/19), and a couple of our fearless readers were along for of that jail door, I realized that truly great country songs and the, um, . “Everything about the show was more spectacular are still capable of being made. Thank you, Luke Lewis, for changing not a single note. than anything he’s done in the past,” says PD Captain Jack WKMK/ 4. Apocalypse Now soundtrack: This was really a Doors album. Monmouth-Ocean, NJ, noting an impressive opening video montage “The End” is my favorite, and to this day Banana Don and I that culminates with a (tour sponsor) Ford F-150 rising up, from which were fired for playing all 11 minutes one morning. “So we walked Toby takes the stage. “The crowd went crazy. It was really impressive. on down the hall ...” The production was much more elaborate than ever before. He was 5. /I Can Still Make Cheyenne & Blue Clear Sky: much more interactive with the audience [and] for the first time he had a The fiddle on “Cheyenne” and that Erv Woolsey has a writing credit stage extension going right in the center of the floor seats.” make it one in a million. I was standing in Sun Devil Stadium under a perfectly blue Arizona sky when George played “Blue Clear Sky” during his ‘90s Nokia tour. • A highly regarded song or album you’ve never heard: Anything by Beyoncé. • An “important” piece of music you just don’t get: U2. • An album you played or listened to incessantly: O Brother Where Art Thou. When Damon Moberly sent me a test pressing, all I heard was the first cut, which was rocks being broken. I thought he sent me a sound effects track from the movie before I moved on to track two! • One obscure or non-country song everyone should listen to right now: The Firesign Theatre’s The Further Adventures of Jersey Noise: It’s all smiles as the American Ride Tour opens Saturday Nick Danger, (and albums) I Think We’re All Bozos On This Bus and night (6/19) in Holmdel, NJ. Pictured (l-r) are SDU’s Suzanne Durham, Everything You Know Is Wrong. WKMK/Monmouth, NJ’s Captain Jack, Toby Keith and SDU’s Rick Moxley.

©2010 Country Aircheck™ — All rights reserved. Sign up free at www.countryaircheck.com. Send news to [email protected] June 21, 2010 Country Aircheck Weekly Page 3 Westwood One Dir./Artist Relations Pam Green says Trace Adkins preceded Keith with a polished set. “[He] put on a great show [and] was Tu b e Ch e c k in fine form coming off Martina McBride’s tour.” Jack gives a shout-out Tuesday 6/22 - Dierks Bentley, Soundstage (re-air) (GAC). to opener , who he says “really brought it.” Green also agrees with Jack’s assessment of Keith. “He Wednesday 6/23 - , Dateline (re-air) (CMT). performed like he had been out on tour for weeks,” she says. “Music Thursday 6/24 - George Strait, GAC Nights. ran the gamut from ‘Should’ve Been A Cowboy’ to his new single ‘.’ Toby does not get the respect he deserves for being the Friday 6/25 - Reba, Rachael Ray (re-air) (syndicated). great entertainer he is. Saturday 6/26 - Various Artists, 2010 CMT Music Awards (re-air). “Toby brought Trace out for the dramatic and patriotic encore of ‘American Soldier’ and ‘Courtesy Of The Red, White And Blue.’ Sunday 6/27 - , Soundstage (re-air) (GAC). Looking back at the audience from my seat – with the American flag flying in the breeze on a perfect summer night – you couldn’t help but get emotional.” site and Rodney got him to prance around onstage during ‘Cleaning This Gun.’ At the end, Rodney threw his mic into the crowd during ‘If You’re Going Through Hell.’ A fan would sing the chorus and throw Chicago: Eagles, Chicks, Urban the mic back to Rodney. He did this like three times. Pretty cool.” But Saturday night in Chicago (6/19) was your last chance to see the the highlight came after Atkins’ performance of “Watching You.” “His Eagles, Dixie Chicks and together as Urban is leaving son Elijah ran up on stage and brought his dad a Father’s Day card,” the tour as planned. WUSN APD/MD Marci Braun Marsh says. “It was an audio card, and Rodney held it up to the mic delivers the highlights for those of us unlucky enough so we could hear it – the card played ‘Watching You.’ Rodney seemed to have missed what she calls “a gorgeous night” for genuinely surprised and moved by it. Pretty cool moment.” music at Soldier Field. “Keith hit the stage right at 6pm and put on an amazing show,” she reports. “He even had everybody sing ‘Happy Birthday’ to his Jimmy Wayne Update wife. Before we started , he jokingly said, ‘Her Currently on a two-week concert sabbatical from his Meet Me Keith Urban name’s Nicole.’ He even ended his show sporting Halfway walk, Jimmy Wayne continues to raise awareness for homeless [Blackhawks] Patrick Kane’s jersey. teens by promoting the mission’s profile in the current People magazine. “The Dixie Chicks came on stage at 7:30pm and performed an hour “I bought my copy at the airport, sat down on the plane and there were set, hitting everything from ‘’ to ‘.’ They two ladies beside me who had the same People even did a cover of Train’s ‘Hey Soul Sister,’ which was pretty cool! magazine,” Wayne told us Monday (6/21). “I didn’t Right at 9pm, all the house lights went off for the beginning of the want to say anything thing because I didn’t want Eagles show. They showed off their distinctive harmonies, starting with to be weird, but the lady never got to my page. I ‘Seven Bridges Road,’ and the show elevated from there.” stopped her at the gate and said, ‘I hate to do this and I know this is cheesy but you have to read the article on page 136.’” Wayne hopes generate a large Atkins Gets Carded MMH media following for the last stretch of his Rodney Atkins’ Sangamon County Fair 1,600-mile walk to Phoenix. Learn more here. performance Saturday (6/19) had a special pre- Father’s Day feel, according to WFMB/Springfield, IL PD Dave Marsh. “I hadn’t seen him in a while, Chart Chat but he put on a great show,” Marsh says. “During Congrats to VP/Promotion Jimmy Rector, Nat’l Dir./Promotion ‘These Are My People’ he pulled out a big handheld Mike Wilson and the whole Columbia crew for securing a four-week spotlight and shined it at the audience here and No. 1 with ’s “The House That Built Me.” It’s the longest there. The fair had a Barney Fife impersonator on- Rodney Atkins running No. 1 of the year on the Mediabase/Country Aircheck chart. ©2010 Country Aircheck™ — All rights reserved. Sign up free at www.countryaircheck.com. Send news to [email protected]

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Mark Chesnutt Outlaw (Saguaro Road) Chesnutt covers outlaw classics Kris Kristofferson’s “Sunday Morning Comin’ Down,” Billy Joe Shaver’s “Black Rose,” ’s “,” ’ “Only Daddy That’ll ,” David Allan Coe’s “Need A Little Time Off For Bad Behavior,” Hank All For One On One: CRS: One On One attendees pose during the CRB’s Williams, Jr.’s “Whiskey Bent And Hell Bound” second session Friday (6/18). Pictured (l-r) are Sony Music Nashville’s and others for his 14th studio album. Amber Digby guests on the Paul Williams, Big River Broadcasting’s Josie Lane, CRB’s Bill Mayne, Statler Brothers’ “A Couple More Years.” Pete Anderson produced. WDKN/Dickson, TN’s Kenneth Forte, Broadjam’s Roy Elkins, WSM-FM/ Nashville’s Chris Franke, CBS Radio/Houston’s Pam Kehoe and Country Jaron And The Long Road To Love Aircheck’s Lon Helton. Getting Dressed In The Dark (Jaronwood/Universal Republic/Big Machine) CRB: One On New Media Formerly of the pop duo Evan & Jaron, Jaron Last week’s second CRS: One On One session focused on new media documents his journey through previous marketing. Here are a handful of the day’s top takeaways: relationships on his 10-track country debut, which • Content is your website’s “call to action.” People value content over features single “Pray For You.” Jaron produced. style. Clean and simple design highlights content, so don’t clutter and compete with it. Example: Google is the No. 1 website on the planet – a white page and one bar of content is all they need. • Great creative content is available to everyone, if you know where Radio News to find it. Make use of all of your current resources, especially artists • In a further indication of Arbitron’s steady movement towards deploying and labels. Third party promotions are a very cheap way to get exotic a cell phone-based Portable People Meter, the company today announced content you could never design or afford. it has acquired the technology portfolio, patents and trade name from • To generate more revenue, limit your website ads and increase their Integrated Media Measurement (IMMI), now known as Audience value, just like your station’s inventory. Re-educate buyers to focus Measurement Technologies. IMMI has developed cell phone-based on “quality” of views over “quantity,” just like radio’s emphasis on technology designed to capture consumer cross-platform media usage. quarter-hour over cume. • Former WVIM/Memphis PD Tim Jones is still looking for a • Consider your website when creating your on-air programming. permanent OM/PD gig. He’s been consulting for regional radio owners • Someday the WXYZ brand on the web may be the most valuable and several artists since he left the station in November. Reach him at signal you own. 901-216-3617 or here. • Dave Steele has been cast as the voice of Craig Morgan’s All Access Outdoors TV show on the Outdoor Channel. Calling All Jocks • ’s No Shoes Radio will premiere the first installment The submission deadline for the 2010 CMA Broadcast Awards is just of the series “Hangin’ With...” Wednesday (6/23) at 3pm ET. Reggae over a week away. Online submissions for Small, Medium, Large and artist Mishka is the first artist profiled. Major Market Broadcast Personality and Station as well as National Personality must be uploaded here before 5pm CT July 1. All entries must reflect performances and events between June 1, 2009 and May Industry News 31, 2010. Winners will be notified in October and recognized at the Brooks & Dunn have cancelled tomorrow’s Nashville Rising 44th Annual CMA Awards Nov. 10. appearance owing to illness. Details here.

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Bi r t h d a y s Tuesday (6/22) - Kris Kristofferson, Georgia Mock-Bedwell, Kim Fowler, Barry Hutchens, Lisa Strickland ([email protected]) Wednesday (6/23) - the late ; Pake McEntire; Jay Wallis Brown; Michelle Laws; Danielle Godwin Scaife; Bob Turbel; Roy Wunsch Thursday (6/24) - Kevin Anderson ([email protected]), Cory Gierman ([email protected]) Friday (6/25) - Matt Thompson, Martha Borchetta ([email protected]), Rocco Cosco ([email protected]), Michael Francis, Landon Morgan (Landon. [email protected]), Todd Nixon ([email protected]), Old Glory: Darryl Worley (second from r) poses with the crew of the C130 Marie Pindea, Kevin Whitesell plane that took him to Tikrit during his recent week-long trip to . Saturday (6/26) - , David Berry (david.berry@ Blue Hat/E1 Entertainment will release a pair of patriotic Charlie sonymusic.com), Adelle Borchetta ([email protected]) singles on Independence Day. “Iraq Blues” and “(What Daniels Band Tanner Byrom, David Corlew, Ralph Ezell, George Hughen, Aubrey This World Needs Is) A Few More Rednecks 2010” will be available Parker to all major online retailers and will also be featured on an Aug. 10 patriotic compilation album titled Land That I Love. Sunday (6/27) - Lorrie Morgan, Lee Carroll, Scott Crosby, Hannah The Hank Garland biopic Crazy will be released on DVD and Sanford, Tom Travis ([email protected]) Blu-Ray next Tuesday (6/29). Walk The Line’s Waylon Payne and Monday (6/28) - the late George Morgan; ; Aaron Heroes’ Ali Larter star in the chronicling the ‘50s guitarist’s rise to Doerr; Frank Hamlin; J.D. Spangler prominence in Nashville. Former S1 Songs SVP/GM Pat Finch is now representing the catalogs of Big Borassa and Brett Jones. Reach Finch at 615-400-3197 or here. James Otto will perform at Warner Music Nashville’s second The Week’s Top Stories Pickin’ On The Patio event June 24. The show starts at 5:30 at the Full coverage of the week’s news is available in the archives at www. company’s Nashville offices (20 Music Square East). countryaircheck.com. NSAI will hold Saturday Sessions every weekend this summer • Golden Music/Nashville has closed. Get a full list of departing (except July 3) for of all levels to visit the organization’s staffers’ contact info here. (Breaking News 6/21) headquarters between 10am-2pm. Writers are free to perform, take a • Clear Channel/San Diego OM Bill Pugh has exited the cluster, where he tour or network during these sessions. programmed Country KUSS. Top 40 KHTS PD Jimmy Steele and KUSS APD/MD/morning host Cindy Spicer are sharing interim PD duties as the search begins for a replacement. Resumes here. (CAT 6/17) Chronicle • Tejas Broadcasting’s KOUL/Corpus Christi, TX GM Juan Visitation for Fred Stapleton, the security guard who passed Montenegro and cluster programmer Bill Dunlap are handling away during CMA Music Festival, will be held tomorrow (6/22) at programming for the station with the resignation of PD/morning host Nashville’s Robinson Funeral Home, beginning at 10am. A fund has Clayton Allen. Afternooner “Country Boy” has also been established for Stapleton’s daughter. In lieu of flowers, donations resigned. Morning co-host Megan McClain is transitioning to part-time may be made at any SunTrust Bank to the Lindsay A. Stapleton Trust. voicetracking for cluster sister Hot AC KLTG. Allen can be reached Stephen Cochran will also host a benefit concert at Nashville’s Mercy at 210-317-0301 or here. Williams can be reached at 660-596-2166 or Lounge July 1 at 7pm, benefiting the trust. here. (CAT 6/17)

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How Deep Is Your Gold? (continued from page 1) Markets 101-125: The average length of the Gold list is 317 songs. Fewest Gold, Stand-Alone (continued) Markets 126-150: The average Gold mine in these markets ran 336 76-100: WXCY/Wilmington, DE, 173 songs deep. 101-125: WOKQ/Portsmouth, NH, 232 126-150: WFBE/Flint, MI, 139 Competitive Market Observations: In most markets featuring two or more Country stations, the number of Gold titles at each station Fewest Gold, Competitive Markets are relatively close, usually within 50 titles or so. Among the markets Markets 1-25: WKHX/Atlanta, 145 where there is a wider gap of Gold songs played last week: 26-50: KKWF/Seattle, 133 • : KYGO played 291 songs while Wilks’ KWOF had 155 in its 51-75: WQNU/Louisville, 127 Gold arsenal. 76-100: KDRK/Spokane, 190 • Des Moines: Among all the markets studied that feature two Country 101-125: KUUB/Reno, NV, 170 stations owned by the same operator, the biggest disparity in the number 126-150: WKCQ/Saginaw, MI, 186 of Gold titles is here, with KHKI playing 81 different songs while KJJY aired 342 unique Gold cuts. Here’s a look at the Gold played last week by market size: • Fresno: KSKS came in at 205 Golds as KHGE posted 310 unique Markets 1-25: The average Gold category is 248 tunes. It’s Gold cuts. interesting to note that two of Country’s top-cuming outlets, KKGO/Los • Grand Rapids: It’s interesting to see in Market 67 that WBCT played Angeles and KPLX/Dallas, rank first and second, playing 397 and 345 155 songs last week while competitor WTNR had 158 titles. titles, respectively. Playing fewer than 200 Gold titles last week were • Indianapolis: A fairly large difference between Cumulus’ Country WKHX/Atlanta (145), WUBL/Atlanta (199), KWOF/Denver (155), leader WFMS at 401 songs and Emmis’ WLHK with 277 titles. KMLE/Phoenix (193), the Froggy/Pittsburgh simulcast (178), KBWF/ • Kansas City: Wilks sisters KBEQ and KFKF played 212 and 485 San Francisco (185), KKWF/Seattle (153), KMPS/Seattle (188), WIL/ Gold titles, respectively, while Entercom’s WDAF had 226. St. Louis (161), WFUS/Tampa (188) and WQYK-FM/Tampa (182). • Lafayette, LA: In what might be the biggest disparity between two Markets 26-50: The average number of unique Gold titles aired competitors, Country leader KMDL aired 444 tunes while KXKC last week as 271. Among the bigger libraries were WFMS/Indianapolis played 246. (401), KFKF/Kansas City (485), and KTST/ (413). On • Louisville: Perennial Country and market leader WAMZ posted 297 the other end of the spectrum were WUBE/ (169), WGKX/ Gold tracks last week vs. the 127 titles at WQNU. Memphis (206), WWKA/Orlando (160), KNTY/Sacramento (177), • Nashville: Music City’s FM three-way has WSIX at 263, WSM-FM at KUBL/Salt Lake City (150) and KEGA/Salt Lake City (133). 260 and WKDF at 220. WSM-AM posted 765 unique Gold titles. Markets 51-75: The average number of Gold titles per station in • Phoenix: KMLE aired 193 tunes while KNIX had 325 in its Gold this market range was 308. The largest libraries belonged to KUZZ/ category. Bakersfield, CA (384), WESC/Greenville, SC, (560), WIVK/Knoxville • Pittsburgh: WDSY played 231 different Gold hits while WOGI and (443), KTEX/McAllen, TX, (532), WNOE/New Orleans (413) and its Froggy simulcast sisters aired 178 titles. KXKT/Omaha (395). On the short side were WHKO/Dayton (161), • Salt Lake City: Country leader KUBL came in at 150 tunes, while WBCT/Grand Rapids (155) and WQNU/Louisville (127). KSOP notched 350 titles and KEGA posted 133 different Gold cuts. Markets 76-100: The average number of Gold titles is 287 (we took • Spokane: It’s hand-to-hand hostilities among four Country outlets. the liberty of removing KICR/Spokane’s whopping 1272 Gold tunes from Country leader KIXZ aired 301 Gold’s last week, KXLY had 139, the equation.) The biggest catalogs belong to KQFC/Boise (497), WCOS/ KDRK 190 and KICR a whopping 1272. Columbia, SC (321), WOGK/Gainesville (476), WPCV/Lakeland, FL, • St. Louis: WIL ran 161 Gold titles while KSD-FM had 250. (464) and WKKO/Toledo (436). The shorter lists belonged to WYPY/ • Wichita: Interesting scenario here – perhaps even a reverse of what I Baton Rouge (191), KHKI/Des Moines (81), KDRK/Spokane (190), might have expected. Heritage KFDI-FM posted 225 different titles last KXLY/Spokane (139) and WXCY/Wilmington, DE (173). week while KZSN had 325 unique titles. CAC

©2010 Country Aircheck™ — All rights reserved. Sign up free at www.countryaircheck.com. Send news to [email protected] Station/City 6+ Share 6+ Share Cume Cume (Rank) (Rank) (Rank) (Rank) April ‘10 May ‘10 April ‘10 May ‘10

June 21, 2010 Country Aircheck Weekly Page 7 Among the highlights: WUBL/Atlanta holds the longest streak of consecutive May PPM Scoreboard monthly 6+ share increases with four. Eight stations delivered their best-ever Here are the Arbitron PPM share and cume figures for May (April 29-May 26) at 58 cumes in their home PPM metros: Atlanta’s WKHX and WUBL, KPLX/Dallas, stations, generally with a 1.0 or better. Gainers led decliners 29-24, with five stations WMZQ/, WYCD/Detroit, KEEY/Minneapolis, KNCI/Sacramento and unchanged. The 125 stations reporting cume collectively reached 32,695,700 WUBE/Cincinnati. The biggest share increases were by WPOC/Baltimore (7.1-7.9) listeners, up 10% since the Holiday period and the most since PPM widened to 33 and WGAR/Cleveland (5.8-6.6). Four stations – KEEY, WUBL, WQMX/Akron and markets last October. Of those 125, cume gainers led decliners 71-54. KASE/Austin (in San Antonio) – have increased their cume five straight surveys. Legend: A “+” indicates a Classic Country oulet, a “^” designates Country 6+ Share 6+ Share Cume Cume Station/City (Rank) (Rank) (Rank) (Rank) stations in the same market owned by a single operator, a “t” indicates a tie and April ‘10 May ‘10 April ‘10 May ‘10 a “*” indicates a record high showing for the station in that particular category. WHKX/Atlanta 4.5 (8) 5.2 (6) 742,800 (11) 836,200* (9)* WUBL/Atlanta 3.4 (14) 3.6 (13t) 731,300* (12) 750,800* (11)* Co u n t r y ’s PPM Cu m e Le a d e r s WPOC/Baltimore 7.1 (3) 7.9 (2)* 561,800* (4) 551,600 (5) WKLB/Boston 4.9 (6) 4.5 (9) 605,800 (11) 565,100 (12) April May WUSN/Chicago 3.7 (9) 3.8 (9) 1,195,600 (14) 1,273,600 (14) 1 1 KPLX/Dallas 1,371,100 WUBE/Cincinnati^ 7.3 (2) 7.9 (2) 484,500 (7) 507,000 (6)* 2 2 WUSN/Chicago 1,273,600 WPFB-FM/Cincinnati 1.3 (19t) 1.3 (20) 142,000 (17) 154,700* (17) 4 3 KKBQ/Houston 1,045,900 WYGY/Cincinnati^ 1.3 (19t) 1.1 (22) 173,900 (16) 165,000 (16) 3 4 KKGO/Los Angeles 1,028,700 WGAR/Cleveland 5.8 (8) 6.6 (5t) 422,300 (8) 459,900 (8) 6 5 WYCD/Detroit 960,800 WQMX/Akron 1.4 (18) 1.6* (17) 149,500 (17) 161,900 (17) Cleveland April PPM 7 6 KSCS/Dallas 946,100 KPLX/Dallas 4.1(7) 4.6 (5) 1,239,800 (5) 1,371,100* (4) 5 7 KILT-FM/Houston 906,100 KSCS/Dallas 3.5 (9) 3.5 (8) 903,700 (11) 946,100 (10) 10 8 WKHX/Atlanta 836,200 KYGO/Denver 5.6 (2t) 5.6 (2) 515,600 (8) 513,700 (9) 8 9 KEEY/Minneapolis 825,700 KWOF/Denver 1.4 (25t) 1.8 (22t) 233,800 (20) 253,100 (20) 9 10 WXTU/Philadelphia 780,700 WYCD/Detroit 6.1 (2) 6.3 (2) 927,600 (6) 960,800* (7) 11 11 WUBL/Atlanta 750,800 KKBQ/Houston^ 3.8 (8t) 4.1 (9) 1,053,800 (7) 1,045,900 (7) 17 12 WMZQ/Washington 680,500 KILT-FM/Houston 3.4 (13t) 3.2 (14) 986,100 (8) 906,100 (11) 13 13 KMPS/Seattle 660,700 KTHT/Houston^+ 1.6 (22) 1.8 (22t) 500,300 (20) 481,600 (21) 12 14 KCYY/San Antonio 647,900 KFKF/Kansas City^ 5.2 (6) 5.5* (5) 286,200 (10) 281,700 (11) 14 15 KNIX/Phoenix 608,000 WDAF/Kansas City 3.8 (11t) 4.0 (11) 267,300 (12) 271,500 (12) KBEQ/Kansas City^ 4.7 (8) 3.9 (12t) 312,200 (9) 316,300 (9) KCYE/Las Vegas 2.9 (14t) 3.2* (13)* 214,600 (17) 232,000 (13) KSOP-FM/Salt Lake City 4.0* (10) 4.1* (7t)* 313,900* (13) 308,800 (13) KWNR/Las Vegas 3.7 (12) 2.9 (14t) 234,800 (13) 214,700 (16) KEGA/Salt Lake City 2.0 (20) 1.9 (21t) 236,200 (17) 232,900 (16) KKGO/Los Angeles 2.0 (20t) 1.8 (22t) 1,097,400 (24) 1,028,700 (27) KCYY/San Antonio^ 7.0 (1) 6.8 (2) 649,300 (1) 647,900 (1) WKIS/Miami 3.7 (11) 3.5 (12) 444,900 (15) 436,700 (18) KAJA/San Antonio 6.4 (4) 6.2 (4) 552,500 (6) 561,600 (4) KEEY/Minneapolis 7.6 (3) 8.2 (3) 817,200 (4) 825,700* (4) KKYX-AM/San Antonio^+ 1.3 (22) 0.9 (24t) 79,800 (26) 58,600 (28) WXTU/Philadelphia 4.4 (7) 4.6 (6) 769,600 (14) 780,700 (13) KSON/San Diego 3.6 (12) 3.6 (11) 420,200 (12) 4435,300 (10) KNIX/Phoenix 4.2 (8) 3.6 (12) 623,600 (11) 608,000 (11) KUSS/San Diego 1.9 (21) 1.6 (23) 308,400 (18) 296,600 (18) KMLE/Phoenix 3.5 (12t) 3.4 (14) (12) 577,700 (12) 570,500 (12) KBWF/San Francisco 2.1 (20t) 2.2 (18t) 481,000 (23) 435,100 (25) WDSY/Pittsburgh 6.2 (7) 6.5 (6t) 504,000 (9) 508,200 (8) KRTY/San Jose 1.5* (25t) 1.2 (27) 267,100 (27) 239,100 (31) WOGG/Pittsburgh^ 2.3 (14t) 2.0 (14) 149,300 (17) 139,800 (17) San Francisco May PPM WOGI/Pittsburgh^ 1.6 (17t) 1.2 (20) 173,500 (15) 167,500 (15) KRTY/San Jose 4.3 (8) 3.2 (10t) 163,600 (19) WOGH/Pittsburgh^ 0.7 (23t) 0.9 (25) 80,900 (27) 78,500 (25) KKWF/Seattle 4.1 (8t) 4.8* (3)* 546,600 (10) 586,900 (9) KWJJ/Portland 4.5 (6) 4.6 (6) 374,700 (9) 408,100 (8) KMPS/Seattle 4.0 (10) 4.6 (7) 634,300 (8) 660,700 (8) KUPL/Portland 3.5 (13) 3.2 (14) 326,900 (12) 344,200 (11) KNBQ/Seattle 2.0 (23t) 2.0 (23) 325,100 (20) 300,400 (20) KFRG/Riverside 4.5 (5t) 4.0 (6) 360,300* (7t) 328,500 (11) WIL/St. Louis 5.6 (7) 6.0 (5t) 564,600 (6) 552,300 (8) KKGO/Los Angeles 1.3 (27t) 1.0 (31t) 153,600 (25) 173,500* (24) KSD/St. Louis 3.7 (15) 3.4 (15) 508,500 (11) 492,400 (11) Riverside May PPM WQYK-FM/Tampa 5.0 (7) 5.2 (7) 498,400 (8) 465,600 (11) KNCI/Sacramento 4.7 (6t) 5.4 (6) 335,300 (12) 369,800* (9) WFUS/Tampa 4.2 (11) 3.9 (12) 491,600 (10) 490,000 (8)* KNTY/Sacramento 2.7 (14) 2.4 (15) 225,000 (14) 236,500 (14) WMZQ/Washington 2.9 (14) 3.4 (14t) 577,200 (13) 680,500* (12) KUBL/Salt Lake City 4.9 (4) 5.2 (4) 432,100 (6) 449,900 (4) ©2010 Country Aircheck™ — All rights reserved. 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LW TW Artist/Title (Label) Total Points +/- Points Total Plays +/- Plays Audience +/- Aud Stations ADDS

1 1 MIRANDA LAMBERT/The House That Built Me (Columbia) 15435 -233 5411 -81 39.05 -0.834 126 0 4th Week at No. 1 2 2 /Crazy Town (BBR) 15287 729 5342 228 38.743 2.388 126 0 3 3 BRAD PAISLEY/Water (Arista) 14840 545 5192 206 37.423 1.634 126 0 5 4 /Rain Is A Good Thing (Capitol) 4 13628 1461 4847 521 34.056 2.46 125 0 4 5 CLAY WALKER/She Won't Be Lonely Long (Curb) 13408 201 4771 84 33.47 0.72 125 0 6 6 /Undo It (19/Arista) 11855 730 4070 267 30.84 2.211 126 0 7 7 REBA/I Keep On Loving You (Starstruck/Valory) 10939 378 3893 95 26.562 0.791 124 0 9 8 JERROD NIEMANN/Lover, Lover (Sea Gayle/Arista) 9984 462 3448 128 25.371 1.195 126 0 8 9 KEITH URBAN/I'm In (Capitol) 9863 255 3389 170 25.132 0.509 126 0 10 10 MARTINA MCBRIDE/Wrong Baby Wrong (RCA) 4 9834 992 3435 338 23.128 1.011 126 0 12 11 /Free (Southern Ground/Atlantic/BPG) 4 9362 1235 3218 404 23.801 2.443 124 1 11 12 LEE BRICE/Love Like Crazy (Curb) 9132 312 3355 134 22.192 0.921 125 0 13 13 /All About Tonight (Reprise/WMN) 8289 382 2930 135 20.697 1.328 126 0 14 14 JARON & TLRTL/Pray... (Jaronwood/Universal Republic/Big Machine) 7918 207 2803 75 19.116 0.438 118 2 15 15 LITTLE BIG TOWN/Little White Church (Capitol) 7017 167 2431 71 16.83 0.191 121 1 16 16 GRETCHEN WILSON/Work Hard, Play Harder (Redneck/CO5) 6616 857 2321 280 15.135 0.991 118 3 17 17 UNCLE KRACKER/Smile (Atlantic/Top Dog/BPG) 6560 927 2328 322 17.406 2.555 102 8 18 18 CRAIG MORGAN/This Ain't Nothin' (BNA) 6033 858 2258 327 13.946 1.279 118 2 23 19 LADY ANTEBELLUM/ (Capitol) 4 5814 1805 2029 606 15.1 5.221 122 12 19 20 JOSH TURNER/All Over Me (MCA) 5435 414 1943 162 13.895 1.641 116 4 26 21 BILLY CURRINGTON/Pretty Good At Drinkin' Beer (Mercury) 4 4999 1219 1733 410 12.899 3.435 117 17 20 22 DAVID NAIL/Turning Home (MCA) 4868 297 1773 122 10.554 0.714 115 3 21 23 /Get Off On The Pain (MCA) 4572 256 1563 80 10.886 0.711 106 0 25 24 / (Arista) 4510 631 1646 229 11.359 1.355 110 4 27 25 BUCKY COVINGTON/A Father's Love (The Only...) (Lyric Street) 4299 785 1650 292 9.846 2.035 105 6

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LW TW Artist/Title (Label) Total Points +/- Points Total Plays +/- Plays Audience +/- Aud Stations ADDS

24 26 DIERKS BENTLEY/Up On The Ridge (Capitol) 4208 217 1490 66 10.17 0.429 98 1 28 27 EASTON CORBIN/Roll With It (Mercury) 3505 386 1302 178 8.456 0.941 99 7 29 28 JOSH THOMPSON/Way Out Here (Columbia) 3190 285 1281 117 7.475 0.747 96 5 30 29 RODNEY ATKINS/Farmer's Daughter (Curb) 2696 -58 1136 23 5.777 -0.057 91 5 31 30 JAMES OTTO/Groovy Little Summer Song (Warner Bros./WMN) 2517 220 963 70 5.838 0.847 82 6 32 31 KELLIE PICKLER/Makin' Me Fall In Love Again (19/BNA) 2267 209 796 48 4.671 0.633 85 9 34 32 MONTGOMERY GENTRY/While You're Still Young (Columbia) 1977 184 747 102 4.42 0.47 73 6 35 33 STEVE AZAR/Sunshine (Ride) 1936 145 744 33 4.408 0.493 62 4 33 34 JAKE OWEN/Tell Me (RCA) 1921 0 787 17 4.062 -0.097 77 1 38 35 TRACE ADKINS/This Ain't No Love Song (Show Dog-Universal) 1670 204 586 75 3.598 0.65 67 6 40 36 BAND PERRY/If I Die Young (Republic Nashville) 1531 221 521 63 3.215 0.272 52 5 36 37 GLORIANA/The World Is Ours Tonight (Emblem/WAR/BPG) 1525 -251 572 -105 2.88 -0.338 63 0 41 38 /How I Got To Be This Way (Valory) 1414 136 540 54 2.614 0.335 75 10 39 39 /Pound Sign (#?*!) (Lyric Street) 1384 61 523 38 3.005 0.083 58 7 43 40 BLAINE LARSEN/Chillin' (Treehouse) 1283 53 541 21 2.532 0.036 51 3 42 41 RANDY MONTANA/Ain't Much Left Of Lovin' You (Mercury) 1234 2 459 -1 1.817 -0.112 67 2 37 42 LAURA BELL BUNDY/Giddy On Up (Mercury) 890 -618 275 -171 2.37 -1.339 69 0 44 43 TROY OLSEN/Summer Thing (EMI Nashville) 888 42 314 12 1.663 0.065 38 5 45 44 LOCASH COWBOYS/Here Comes Summer (Stroudavarious) 869 191 315 63 1.264 0.213 39 5 Debut 45 /Smoke A Little Smoke (EMI Nashville) 723 259 250 98 1.495 0.4 35 21 47 46 CHUCK WICKS/Hold That Thought (RCA) 698 51 316 29 1.014 0.083 42 2 48 47 JANEDEAR GIRLS/Wildflower (Reprise/WMN) 681 90 319 34 1.011 0.156 42 4 46 48 RANDY HOUSER/I'm All About It (Show Dog-Universal) 650 -16 304 -5 0.939 0.063 41 1 49 49 JAMES WESLEY/Real (BBR) 607 56 254 35 1.169 0.036 45 7 50 50 FRANKIE BALLARD/Tell Me You Get Lonely (Reprise/WAR) 559 30 214 15 0.966 0.006 26 4

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Country Aircheck Add Leaders Activator Top Point Gainers /Just By Being You (Halo &...) (Big Machine) 26 LADY ANTEBELLUM/Our Kind Of Love (Capitol) 487 4 ERIC CHURCH/Smoke A Little Smoke (EMI Nashville) 21 ZAC BROWN BAND/Free (Southern Ground/Atlantic/BPG) 361 4 BILLY CURRINGTON/Pretty Good At Drinkin' Beer (Mercury) 17 LUKE BRYAN/Rain Is A Good Thing (Capitol) 318 4 LADY ANTEBELLUM/Our Kind Of Love (Capitol) 12 BILLY CURRINGTON/Pretty Good At Drinkin' Beer (Mercury) 312 4 JUSTIN MOORE/How I Got To Be This Way (Valory) 10 MARTINA MCBRIDE/Wrong Baby Wrong (RCA) 304 4 /Is That So Wrong (Mercury) 9 TOBY KEITH/Trailerhood (Show Dog-Universal) 262 KELLIE PICKLER/Makin' Me Fall In Love Again (19/BNA) 9 CARRIE UNDERWOOD/Undo It (19/Arista) 244 TOBY KEITH/Trailerhood (Show Dog-Universal) 8 UNCLE KRACKER/Smile (Atlantic/Top Dog/BPG) 8 GRETCHEN WILSON/Work Hard, Play Harder (Redneck/CO5) 235 EASTON CORBIN/Roll With It (Mercury) 7 ALAN JACKSON/Hard Hat And A Hammer (Arista) 216 JAMES WESLEY/Real (BBR) 7 UNCLE KRACKER/Smile (Atlantic/Top Dog/BPG) 196 KEVIN FOWLER/Pound Sign (#?*!) (Lyric Street) 7 RANDY ROGERS BAND/Too Late For Goodbye (MCA) 7 Activator Top Spin Gainers ZAC BROWN BAND/Free (Southern Ground/Atlantic/BPG) 261 Country Aircheck Top Point Gainers LADY ANTEBELLUM/Our Kind Of Love (Capitol) 252 LADY ANTEBELLUM/Our Kind Of Love (Capitol) 1805 4 LUKE BRYAN/Rain Is A Good Thing (Capitol) 227 LUKE BRYAN/Rain Is A Good Thing (Capitol) 1461 4 BILLY CURRINGTON/Pretty Good At Drinkin' Beer (Mercury) 215 ZAC BROWN BAND/Free (Southern Ground/Atlantic) 1235 4 TOBY KEITH/Trailerhood (Show Dog-Universal) 192 BILLY CURRINGTON/Pretty Good At Drinkin' Beer (Mercury) 1219 4 CARRIE UNDERWOOD/Undo It (19/Arista) 164 MARTINA MCBRIDE/Wrong Baby Wrong (RCA) 992 4 MARTINA MCBRIDE/Wrong Baby Wrong (RCA) 156 UNCLE KRACKER/Smile (Atlantic/Top Dog/BPG) 927 UNCLE KRACKER/Smile (Atlantic/Top Dog/BPG) 152 CRAIG MORGAN/This Ain't Nothin' (BNA) 858 ALAN JACKSON/Hard Hat And A Hammer (Arista) 148 KEITH URBAN/I'm In (Capitol) 130 GRETCHEN WILSON/Work Hard, Play Harder (Redneck/CO5) 857 BUCKY COVINGTON/A Father's Love (The Only...) (Lyric Street) 785 CARRIE UNDERWOOD/Undo It (19/Arista) 730 Vi d e o Ad d s CMT ALAN JACKSON/Hard Hat And A Hammer (Arista) Country Aircheck Top Spin Gainers /I Will Not Say Goodbye (RCA) GARY ALLAN/Get Off On The Pain (MCA) LADY ANTEBELLUM/Our Kind Of Love (Capitol) 606 JAMES OTTO/Groovy Little Summer Song (Warner Bros./WMN) LUKE BRYAN/Rain Is A Good Thing (Capitol) 521 JESSIE JAMES/Boys In The Summer (Mercury Island/Show Dog-Universal) BILLY CURRINGTON/Pretty Good At Drinkin' Beer (Mercury) 410 LADY ANTEBELUM/Stars Tonight (Capitol) ZAC BROWN BAND/Free (Southern Ground/Atlantic) 404 LEANN RIMES/Swingin’ (Curb) REBA/If I Were A Boy (From Unplugged: Reba) (Valory) MARTINA MCBRIDE/Wrong Baby Wrong (RCA) 338 TIM MCGRAW/Still (Live) (Curb) CRAIG MORGAN/This Ain't Nothin' (BNA) 327 TRACE ADKINS/This Ain’t No Love Song (Show Dog-Universal) UNCLE KRACKER/Smile (Atlantic/Top Dog/BPG) 322 BUCKY COVINGTON/A Father's Love (The Only...) (Lyric Street) 292 GAC BLAKE SHELTON/All About Tonight (Reprise/WMN) GRETCHEN WILSON/Work Hard, Play Harder (Redneck/CO5) 280 LADY ANTEBELLUM/Our Kind Of Love (Capitol) CARRIE UNDERWOOD/Undo It (19/Arista) 267 MONTGOMERY GENTRY/While You’re Still Young (Columbia) ©2010 Country Aircheck™ — All rights reserved. Sign up free at www.countryaircheck.com. Send news to [email protected]

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Country Aircheck Activity Ad d Da t e s

ERIC CHURCH/Smoke A Little Smoke (Capitol) June 28 Debuts at 45*; 723 points, 250 spins Danny gokey/I Will Not Say Goodbye (19/RCA) 22 ADDS including: KAJA, KUPL, KVOO, WBCT, WKKT, Darryl Worley/Keep The Change (Stroudavarious) WKMK, WMZQ, WPOC, WSOC*, WSSL /Country Done Come To Town (Reprise/WAR) Sunny Sweeney/From A Table Away (Republic Nashville) CHUCK WICKS/Hold That Thought (RCA) Toby Keith/Trailerhood (Show Dog-Universal) Moves 47*-46*; 698 points, 316 spins 2 ADDS: WQYK*, WWQM July 6 Blake Wise/Cornfields (BBR) JANEDEAR GIRLS/Wildflower (Reprise/WMN) Darius Rucker/Come Back Song (Capitol) Moves 48*-47*; 681 points, 319 spins Warren Brothers/Dear Mr. God (Bonded/CO5) 4 ADDS: KFRG*, KKWF, WFMS, WFUS July 12 RANDY HOUSER/I’m All About It (Show Dog-Universal) George Strait/ (MCA) Moves 46*-48; 650 points, 304 spins stealing angels/He Better Be Dead (Skyville/Nine North) 1 ADD: KATM* Thompson Square/Are You Gonna Kiss Me Or Not (Stoney Creek)

JAMES WESLEY/Real (BBR) Stays at 49*; 607 points, 254 spins 7 ADDS: KATM*, KCCY, WBCT, WCOL, WKKT, WSLC, WUSH Country Aircheck Top Recurrents Points CHRIS YOUNG/The Man I Want To Be (RCA) 9547 FRANKIE BALLARD/Tell Me You Get Lonely (Reprise/WAR) Stays at 50*; 559 points, 214 spins /Gimmie That Girl (Show Dog-Universal) 8592 4 ADDS: KSON, WCOL, WITL, WPOC GEORGE STRAIT/ (MCA) 6849 LADY ANTEBELLUM/ (Capitol) 6242 DARRYL WORLEY/Keep The Change (Stroudavarious) EASTON CORBIN/Little More Country Than That (Mercury) 6229 499 points, 196 spins 4 ADDS: KSCS*, KZSN*, WFMS, WYPY JOSH TURNER/Why Don't We Just Dance (MCA) 5127 STEEL MAGNOLIA/Keep On Lovin' You (Big Machine) 5064 TOBY KEITH/Trailerhood (Show Dog-Universal) BLAKE SHELTON f/TRACE ADKINS/Hillbilly Bone (Reprise/WMN) 4785 436 points, 160 spins ZAC BROWN BAND/Highway 20 Ride (Atlantic/Home Grown/BPG) 4651 8 ADDS: KATC*, KBEQ, KFKF, KSOP, WFUS, WMZQ, WQHK, WYCD* LADY ANTEBELLUM/Need You Now (Capitol) 4425 JEWEL/Satisfied (Valory) 423 points, 166 spins SUNNY SWEENEY/From A Table Away (Republic Nashville) 5 ADDS: KCCY, KSON, WFUS, WMZQ, WYPY 309 points, 136 spins 2 ADDS: KCYY*, WFUS RANDY ROGERS BAND/Too Late For Goodbye (MCA) 379 points, 127 spins WILLIAMS RILEY/Makes Me Go La La (Golden) 7 ADDS: KASE, KBEQ, KSSN, KYGO, WSIX, WSOC*, WUSY 306 points, 177 spins; 0 ADDS

COLT FORD/Chicken & Biscuits (Average Joes) Aircheck Activity includes the top 15 songs that rank 45-50 on this week’s chart or are those 332 points, 153 spins that are not charted and have a minimum of 300 airplay points and have shown growth in 1 ADDS: KATM* two of the past three weeks. (* indicates auto adds) ©2010 Country Aircheck™ — All rights reserved. Sign up free at www.countryaircheck.com. Send news to [email protected] June 14, 2010/Chart Page 5

LW TW Artist/Title (Label) TW Points +/- Points TW Plays +/- Play 4 1 LUKE BRYAN/Rain Is A Good Thing (Capitol) 4 4590 318 2852 227 2 2 JASON ALDEAN/Crazy Town (BBR) 4574 83 2828 49 3 3 BRAD PAISLEY/Water (Arista) 4456 12 2793 17 1 4 MIRANDA LAMBERT/The House That Built Me (Columbia) 4399 -285 2757 -153 5 5 CLAY WALKER/She Won't Be Lonely Long (Curb) 4138 38 2589 26 6 6 REBA/I Keep On Lovin’ You (Starstruck/Valory) 3592 31 2227 -14 7 7 CARRIE UNDERWOOD/Undo It (19/Arista) 3461 244 2209 164 9 8 KEITH URBAN/I'm In (Capitol) 3032 143 1903 130 8 9 JERROD NIEMANN/Lover, Lover (Sea Gayle/Arista) 3028 83 1885 62 14 10 ZAC BROWN BAND/Free (Southern Ground/Atlantic/BPG) 4 2918 361 1857 261 12 11 MARTINA MCBRIDE/Wrong Baby Wrong (RCA) 4 2900 304 1734 156 11 12 LEE BRICE/Love Like Crazy (Curb) 2753 143 1707 111 10 13 BLAKE SHELTON/All About Tonight (Reprise/WMN) 2726 111 1673 79 13 14 JARON & TLRTL/Pray For You (Jaronwood/Universal Republic/Big Machine) 2663 76 1691 67 15 15 LITTLE BIG TOWN/Little White Church (Capitol) 2424 63 1457 43 16 16 JOSH TURNER/All Over Me (MCA) 2154 132 1309 107 19 17 GRETCHEN WILSON/Work Hard, Play Harder (Redneck/CO5) 2078 235 1256 124 18 18 CRAIG MORGAN/This Ain't Nothin' (BNA) 2021 159 1181 104 20 19 ALAN JACKSON/Hard Hat And A Hammer (Arista) 1950 216 1176 148 25 20 LADY ANTEBELLUM/Our Kind Of Love (Capitol) 4 1870 487 1151 252 22 21 UNCLE KRACKER/Smile (Atlantic/Top Dog/BPG) 1733 196 1028 152 21 22 DIERKS BENTLEY/Up On The Ridge (Capitol) 1690 54 1047 42 27 23 BILLY CURRINGTON/Pretty Good At Drinkin' Beer (Mercury) 4 1563 312 1030 215 26 24 BUCKY COVINGTON/A Father's Love (The Only...) (Lyric Street) 1551 170 960 64 23 25 GARY ALLAN/Get Off On The Pain (MCA) 1533 23 957 24 24 26 DAVID NAIL/Turning Home (MCA) 1492 96 889 75 30 27 EASTON CORBIN/Roll With It (Mercury) 1167 110 747 57 28 28 JOSH THOMPSON/Way Out Here (Columbia) 1154 17 752 16 29 29 RODNEY ATKINS/Farmer's Daughter (Curb) 1131 27 725 17 31 30 TRACE ADKINS/This Ain't No Love Song (Show Dog-Universal) 770 26 481 10 ©2010 Country Aircheck™ — All rights reserved. 4=Top 5 point gainers. Sign up free at www.countryaircheck.com Chart Page 5 June 14, 2010/Chart Page 6

LW TW Artist/Title (Label) TW Points +/- Points TW Plays +/- Plays 32 31 STEVE AZAR/Sunshine (Ride) 738 36 482 27 33 32 MONTGOMERY GENTRY/While You're Still Young (Columbia) 702 33 423 23 34 33 KELLIE PICKLER/Makin' Me Fall In Love Again (19/BNA) 680 74 368 44 35 34 JAMES OTTO/Groovy Little Summer Song (Warner Bros./WMN) 492 72 309 24 36 35 KEVIN FOWLER/Pound Sign (#?*!) (Lyric Street) 440 25 280 13 40 36 BAND PERRY/If I Die Young (Republic Nashville) 373 80 253 51 38 37 JAKE OWEN/Tell Me (RCA) 359 50 212 41 59 38 TOBY KEITH/Trailerhood (Show Dog-Universal) 324 262 239 192 37 39 BLAINE LARSEN/Chillin' (Treehouse) 310 -6 183 -2 41 40 JUSTIN MOORE/How I Got To Be This Way (Valory) 303 63 214 38 39 41 GLORIANA/The World Is Ours Tonight (Emblem/WAR/BPG) 260 -41 145 -33 47 42 ERIC CHURCH/Smoke A Little Smoke (EMI Nashville) 256 118 140 78 43 43 DARRYL WORLEY/Keep The Change (Stroudavarious) 196 -9 126 -7 44 44 JANEDEAR GIRLS/Wildflower (Reprise/WMN) 188 -13 86 -15 45 45 RANDY HOUSER/I'm All About It (Show Dog-Universal) 187 16 140 14 42 46 RANDY MONTANA/Ain't Much Left Of Lovin' You (Mercury) 171 -49 112 -33 48 47 TROY OLSEN/Summer Thing (EMI Nashville) 161 25 109 15 46 48 /Chicken & Biscuits (Average Joes) 130 -11 86 -5 49 49 WILLIAMS RILEY/Makes Me Go La La (Golden) 111 -19 75 -11 54 50 LOCASH COWBOYS/Here Comes Summer (Stroudavarious) 104 23 68 13 53 51 FRANKIE BALLARD/Tell Me You Get Lonely (Reprise/WAR) 103 13 48 4 52 52 GWEN SEBASTIAN/V.I.P. (Barefoot Girl) (Open Road/Lofton Creek) 99 -3 50 -3 58 53 JAMES WESLEY/Real (BBR) 94 30 55 15 51 54 THOMPSON SQUARE/Let's Fight (Stoney Creek) 91 -13 66 -5 55 55 CHUCK WICKS/Hold That Thought (RCA) 81 1 57 7 Debut 56 JASON STURGEON/Simple Life (Toolpusher/Spinville/Nine North) 77 20 44 3 Debut 57 SUNNY SWEENEY/From A Table Away (Republic Nashville) 75 72 55 52 56 58 TODD O'NEILL/Somethin' With Some Attitude (Aria/Quarterback) 71 0 45 0 Debut 59 RANDY ROGERS BAND/Too Late For Goodbye (MCA) 68 43 51 28 Debut 60 COURT YARD HOUNDS/Ain't No Son (Columbia) 60 10 12 2 ©2010 Country Aircheck™ — All rights reserved. 4=Top 5 point gainers. Sign up free at www.countryaircheck.com