When An Icon Passes Whitney Houston, Michael Jackson, Davy Jones, Levon Helm, Dick Clark. Each was a cultural touchstone of varying degrees, with varying relevance to country music and its audience. How a Country
station responds when an out-of-format icon passes can be an important part of deepening connections with the listener. “Lifestyle always trumps genre,” says WQDR/Raleigh Station Manager/PD Lisa McKay. “These are monumental events.” WGSQ/Cookeville, TN PD Philip Gibbons says failure to acknowledge the passing of a superstar is “inexcusable. “Our target demo had a healthy dose of these personalities. Country radio should always inform its listeners when a pop icon dies.” News coverage, certainly. But how much further can and should a station take things? “In this day of ‘come and gone’ celebrity, the merits of those that actually changed how we moved culturally should be celebrated,” argues KKGO/Los Angeles PD Tonya Campos. The late Dick Clark is the most directly connected to country among those listed above, but also the only one who was not an artist. For KKGO, celebrating Clark was personal, as the station’s Shawn Parr has voiced Clark’s ACM Awards show for almost two decades. “Shawn was on the air when the news came in,” Campos explains. Coming out of Garth Brooks’ “The Dance,” Parr announced that Clark had passed away and dedicated the song to him.
Best. Job. Ever: KKWF/Seattle’s Mike Preston isn’t wearing a Santa suit, but it sure looks like Christmas with Show Dog-Universal’s Lisa Owen (l) and newcomer Jessie James.
Remote In Your Pocket “We first used iRig at the end of last year during a live broadcast where we were giving away a Toyota Tundra,” says WQYK/Tampa OM/PD Mike Culotta. He’s talking about a relatively new and indispensable tool in his station’s arsenal – an iPhone app. “Our jock walked around, grabbed actualities and edited them down. When we did get a winner, he sent the file to the studio and within seconds had them on the air. The humorous thing is there’s no big box, no ISDN line. All that other stuff we’re used to carrying and dealing with is gone. And it’s a $5 app.”
(continued on page 6)DIck Clark
Michael Jackson
Whitney Houston
April 23, 2012, Issue 291
Barry Friendly: WTHI/Terre Haute, IN’s Barry Kent ([email protected]) visits with Reba backstage in this shot from the ‘90s. Send your vintage photos to [email protected].
P A G E T H R E E P I C
Thomas Rhett will support Toby Keith’s Live In Overdrive Tour, launching June 14 in Salt Lake City. Tracy Lawrence’s Golf & Concert For A Cure will be held April 29-30 in Lebanon, TN. LPGA’s Angela Stanford, Kristy McPerson and Gerina Piller, along with NFL All-Star Glenn Streno are among the April 30 golf tournament participants. Lawrence, Ira Dean, The Roys, Lorrie Morgan, Joanna Smith and Rick Huckaby will perform at the April 29 concert, with WSIX/Nashville’s Anthony Allen hosting. Proceeds will benefit Susan G. Komen, Greater Nashville and Lace Up 4 Kids. Twenty-two international country artists from Australia, the UK, Canada, New Zealand and Ireland will perform during CMA Music Festival Week in Nashville. Hosted by O’Shea, the June 4 Chevrolet Presents The E CMA Global Artist Party at The Stage (6:00-10:45pm) offers artists including Canada’s Emerson Drive and Australia’s Adam Harvey, special guest Gene Watson with Ireland’s Lisa McHugh, plus eight more. CMA
One of many audio-related products from IK Multimedia, iRig Recorder comes in limited-functionality free and full-function paid versions ($4.99) from the iTunes App Store. More than a simple recording app, iRig provides common editing tools and filters. Record an interview using the iPhone’s built-in mic or available external models ($39.99-$59.99), edit the clip, adjust volume, adjust tone, brighten or smooth the voice, adjust the speed or shift the pitch. “’Optimize Volume’ seems to be the function we use most,” Culotta says. “If that’s not enough, when you have the audio where you want it, there’s an export button,” he continues. “You can email it, iTunes file share it, send it to an FTP upload or send it to the sound cloud. If you email it, it automatically pops up with your email address, file name, day, time and location. A Quicktime file in m4A format is attached and you’re ready to rock.” Cheap to buy and easy to use, iRig might be most indispensible for always being at hand. “If their phone is with them
they can just pop it on,” Culotta says. “Let’s be real. When you walk into a party or an event with a mic and recording device, you look pretty out of place. You’re the geek. But nobody questions an iPhone. Dave McKay was riding his motorcycle the day after Thanksgiving, saw a big line outside a mall, pulled up and recorded 10 interviews for the next day’s show. “Steve Austin went to St. Jude and had done all the basic tracking of his show
before he left, but he wanted to give some specifics like weather, and there were some live reads, etc. So he excused himself for 30 minutes and cut everything, then sent it back to the studio via individual tracks. We also use it a lot when we’re backstage. “If you see a star, an artist or local celebrity, you instantly have an interview. If you’re in radio right now, you’d be hard-pressed to convince me you shouldn’t have this. Every jock I have has an iPhone and they all use this.” –Chuck Aly
News & Notes SESAC EVP Dennis Lord has joined T.J. Martell’s 2012 National Board of Directors and SESAC VP/Corporate Relations Ellen Bligh Truley has been appointed to T.J. Martell’s 2012 Southern Board of Directors.
Stoney Creek’s MW/SW regional Shelley Hargis discusses her most influential songs, albums and concerts:1. Michael Jackson’s Thriller: I. Love. Michael. I grew up listening to/rocking out/doing a cheerleading routine to nearly every Michael song; especially from the Thriller album.2. Reba/Fancy: It wasn’t until my junior year in high school that I really started listening to country and fell in
love with Reba. I loved everything about her, and “Fancy” is my all-time favorite. 3. Craig Morgan/That’s What I Love About Sunday: I will never forget this for many reasons: This was the first No. 1 record I ever worked as a regional; it was a five-week chart-topper; it was Craig’s first No. 1; and we did it on an indie label before indie labels were on the map. 4. Epic Alley Rally: I was with Epic/Nashville for six years, and this event was our label showcase during CRS when it was still at Opryland. One year, we packed the Bourbon Street Blues & Boogie Bar with all our artists – Collin Raye, Joe Diffie, Ty Herndon, The Kinleys, Sons of the Desert and Patty Loveless. Tanya Tucker crashed the party, and it all went crazy from there. 5. Jason Aldean, Academy of Country Music Awards, 2005: That’s when Jason won Top New Male Artist. The BBR staff was sitting way up in the top seats, and we went nuts when he won! We cried, screamed and cried again. I’ll never forget that night.• A highly regarded song or album you’ve never heard: I am almost embarrassed to say, but I have never actually listened to a complete album by Elvis Presley or Miles Davis. Obviously, I know the songs.• An “important” piece of music you just don’t get: Anything by Radiohead and Widespread Panic. • An album you played or listened to incessantly: Radney Foster’s See What You Want To See. • One obscure or non-country song everyone should listen to right now: The Swell Season’s “Falling Slowly.”
MY TUNES: MUSIC THAT SHAPED MY LIFEPresents The Aristo Global Show June 5 (12:30-3:45pm) at the Second Fiddle features a free lunch while enjoying Canada’s Adam Gregory, Australia’s Baylou, the UK’s Raintown and seven more. Organized/produced by AristoMedia’s Jeff Walker, the shows will be viewable online at CMAworld.com and AristoWorks.com, among other sites. Digital music distributor AirPlay Direct and Songsinc have partnered to allow Songsinc members to feature their music through AirPlay Direct’s services. Conversely, AirPlay Direct’s members gain access to Songinc’s collaboration, mentoring, music supervision placements and music sales offerings. Pepsi has signed on as the headlining sponsor of BamaJam 2012 June 14-16 in Enterprise, AL. Parnassus Books will host the launch of Greg Allman’s memoir My Cross To Bear May 10 at 6:30pm at BMI’s Nashville offices (10 Music Square East). Allman will autograph copies at the event, and the book streets May 1. Dustin Lynch, Even Stevens, Paul Overstreet, Hugh Prestwood, Kostas and Leslie Satcher will perform at the Coeur d’Alene Songwriters Festival May 25-26 in Coeur d’Alene, ID. BMI, KXLY Radio Group, Idavend Broadcasting, Inland Northwest Broadcasting and the Coeur d’Alene Resort have partnered to host the event.
The Week’s Top Stories Full coverage at www.countryaircheck.com. • Entertainment mogul Dick Clark passed away at age 82. (CAT 4/18)• Universal Music Group President/COO Zach Horowitz was appointed Chairman/CEO of Universal Music Publishing Group. (CAT 4/19)• Sony/ATV’s $2.2 billion purchase of EMI Music Publishing was approved by the European Union’s competition regulator. (CAT 4/19)• R&J Records promotion team was retained to continue working Andy Gibson’s music by Curb, the artist’s new home, as R&J suspended label operations. (CAT 4/23)• Cumulus’ AC KBEE/Salt Lake City PD Shawn Stevens was
named PD/middayer at Country clustermate KUBL (The Bull). (CAT 4/20)• Former Clear Channel KUSS/San Diego PD/morning personality Cindy Spicer was named PD for the company’s WQIK/Jacksonville. (CAT 4/23)• Former KNIX/Phoenix and WMZQ/Washington morning co-host Brian Egan joined West Virginia Radio’s WKWS/Charleston, WV for mornings. (CAT 4/23)• Former WZZK/Birmingham Dir./Digital Ron Chatman joined Cumulus’ WPCK & WPKR/Green Bay, WI as PD/afternooner. (CAT 4/18)
When An Icon Passes (continued from page 1)Parr mentioned he’d be mourned and missed, noting that his career would never have been the same had he not met Clark.
He then wished the Clark family best wishes on behalf of the Go Country family. Hear more here. Gibbons reports, “Our personalities each did a tribute of some kind – a story, montage of his audio and what he meant to the industry.” At KFKF/Kansas City, PD Dale Carter played the Mike Curb-composed theme to American Bandstand in tribute to Clark, much as he had the late Michael Jackson’s “Rock With You” after his 2009 death. “It
sounded a little odd on KFKF,” he admits. “It’s rare when these things happen, but I don’t think you can ignore it.” Carter went further with last year’s passing of Whitney Houston, acknowledging her biggest hit’s connection to Country through Dolly Parton. He alternated the two versions of the song every hour throughout the day. McKay’s reaction to Houston’s death
was muted by the news having broken during NASCAR coverage on a weekend. “Monday, the morning show was rightfully all over it with montages and memories,” she says. That contrasts with ‘QDR’s treatment of Jackson’s demise. “I immediately put together a quick MJ montage and took calls about how Michael touched listeners’ lives. It became a powerful shared experience.”
Josh Abbott Band Small Town Family Dream (PDT) The Josh Abbott Band split time between the road and the studio to record their third album with producer Erik Herbst. Abbott wrote or co-wrote seven songs including the lead single “Touch” and “Idalou,” which is about his hometown. “It’s a concept album
that glorifies a simple way of life that a lot of Americans live,” Abbott says. Kacey Musgraves provides background vocals on five tracks. Pat Green guests on “My Texas.”
Lee Brice Hard 2 Love (Curb) Lead single “A Woman Like You” is Brice’s first No. 1 hit as a solo artist. Brice co-wrote eight tracks including “See About A Girl,” while Johnny Bulford, Phil Barton and Jon Stone co-wrote “Woman.” Jessie Alexander, Connie Harrington and Jimmy Yeary co-
wrote “I Drive Your Truck.” Eric Church, Jerrod Niemann and Thomas Rhett are among the other songwriters. Brice, Stone, Kyle Jacobs, Doug Johnson and Matt McClure co-produced.
Kip Moore Up All Night (MCA) Moore co-wrote every song on his 11-track debut album including the Top 10 single “Somethin’ ‘Bout A Truck.” “I want people to be emotionally connected to this album like the records I gravitated to when I was younger by Jackson Browne, Bob Seger and Bruce
Springsteen,” Moore says. “I feel like it’s a very honest record.” Collaborators include Dan Couch and Thompson Square’s Keifer Thompson. Brett James produced.
May 1 Carrie Underwood Blown Away (19/Arista)
May 8 Pat Green Songs We Wish We’d Written II (Sugar Hill)
Show Dog-Universal’s Jessie James puts an industry spin on the artist interview:What station did you grow up listening to? WKHX/Atlanta.Do you remember the first time you heard yourself on the radio? I was getting out of the shower and getting ready for a show in Atlanta when my first single “Wanted” came
on. I was wrapped in a towel, and my friend was in the room with me. We both started jumping up and down, screaming and crying. If the people across the street at the other hotel saw us through the window, they would have thought something else was going on. How do you adjust to all the travel on the radio tour? I take lots of vitamins and try to sleep as much as I possibly can. I learned to get ready in 20 minutes.Which regional is the most interesting driver? Greg Sax. One time, we were heading to KBEQ/Kansas City when he stopped the car, got out in the middle of the street and danced to Snoop Dogg’s “Sensual Seduction.” We got it all on video. It was beautiful. Who takes the longest to get through airport security? My guitarist Gordon Brown. He’s a total rock star with all his silver jewelry. But his nipple piercings trigger the metal detectors.How do you keep things loose on the road? I’m such a prankster. I was meeting one of my guitarists for the first time, and my road manager decided that we were going to draw a fake mustache and unibrow on me for the meeting. She prefaced him by saying, “Look, Jessie has some facial hair problems. We’re trying to get her to shave it. Just don’t look directly at her.” At one point I asked, “Do you think I’m pretty even though I have facial hair?” He wouldn’t even look at me! He was just like, “Yeah! Sure!”
Jessie James
OFF THE RECORD: JESS IE JAMES Though some artists register lower in audience consciousness, five Country stations gave The Monkees’ “Daydream Believer” at least one spin in memory of Jones’ passing. No airplay was cited for Helm or The Band, though WQDR did take at least one call from a listener remembering his contributions. While each cultural icon and situation will be different, there does seem to be some general consensus on how programmers
should respond. “Country partisans have values associated with artists where they are held in high regard,” says WCOL/Columbus, OH PD John Crenshaw. “That extends to artists in other formats even though that music may not be their first choice.” A key point, he adds, is considering the Country core’s family-friendly bent. “Don’t scrape the gutter for details,” he says. Albright & O’Malley VP/Consulting Partner Becky Brenner offers a playbook of sorts: “Audio clips in short spurts are well-received and help listeners
mourn the passing while reliving personal memories,” she says. Social media can be implemented, too. “Website, Facebook and Twitter postings from air talent will make the station real and empathetic to how listeners are feeling.” Utilize tasteful imaging that contains messages of sympathy and air callers sharing their own stories about the artist. “Everything needs to be edited and presented in an entertaining and compelling way,” Brenner sums. “Acknowledge their passing and create
the appropriate opportunities to celebrate the successes and contributions of these icons.” –RJ Curtis
C O U N T R Y ’ S T O P C U M I N G S T A T I O N S ( 6+)1. WUSN/Chicago (CBS Radio) 1,251,2002. KKGO/Los Angeles (Mt. Wilson) 1,202,5003. KKBQ/Houston (Cox) 1,200,2004. KPLX/Dallas (Cumulus) 1,096,1005. KILT/Houston (CBS Radio) 968,9006. KSCS/Dallas (Cumulus) 944,7007. WYCD/Detroit (CBS Radio) 837,0008. KEEY/Minneapolis (Clear Channel) 784,7009. WKLB/Boston (Greater Media) 754,40010. WXTU/Philadelphia (Beasley) 740,80011. WKHX/Atlanta (Cumulus) 670,10012. WUBL/Atlanta (Clear Channel) 655,70013. KCYY/San Antonio (Cox) 646,70014. KMNB/Minneapolis (CBS Radio) 625,20015. WIL/St. Louis (Hubbard) 621,400
Feb. ShareStation/City March Share Feb. Cume March Cume Feb. ShareStation/City March Share Feb. Cume March Cume
Country Aircheck’s monthly PPM ratings scoreboard takes on a different look beginning with the March 2012 results due to Arbitron no longer permitting publication of audience estimates for non-subscribing stations. As a result, 23 of the 98 stations which posted a 1.0 share or higher in February are not included in this month’s report. Additionally, share rankings are no longer posted because only certain stations in each market participate in the ratings.
Of the 75 subscribing stations that posted a 1.0 share or higher in March, 41 decreased, 27 increased and seven remained flat. With 23 stations excluded, drawing month-to-month comparisons of total audience and cume is not possible. Legend: A “+” indicates a Classic Country outlet; a “^” designates co-owned Country stations in the metro; “t” indicates a tie; and a “*” indicates a station best in that statistic.
March PPM Scoreboard
WWKA/Orlando 5.7 5.2 283,100 311,900
KNIX/Phoenix 3.5 4.1 578,800 595,000
KMLE/Phoenix 3.3 3.1 498,800 499,800
KSWG/Phoenix 1.5 1.4 111,300 128,800
WXTU/Philadelphia 4.3 3.7 724,100 740,800
WDSY/Pittsburgh 5.9 6.7 487,500 507,800
KWJJ/Portland 6.4 6.9* 435,800 461,100
KUPL/Portland 5.3 5.2 381,100 381,300
WCTK/Providence 10.0* 10.5* 346,400 371,200
WQDR/Raleigh 10.6 9.0 391,400* 391,900*
KFRG/Riverside 4.5 3.5 319,000 298,100
KNCI/Sacramento 5.5 5.7 389,500 390,900
KNTY/Sacramento 3.2 2.8 243,100 247,300
KUBL/Salt Lake City 4.3 4.2 337,800 344,100
KEGA/Salt Lake City 2.3 2.4 241,100 249,200
KCYY/San Antonio^ 6.6 6.3 584,100 646,700
KAJA/San Antonio 5.8 6.0 548,900 550,500
KKYX-AM/San Antonio^+ 1.0 1.0 72,800 69,200
KSON/San Diego 5.7 6.1 475,500 539,000*
KRTY/San Jose 5.0 4.5 177,900 182,900
KKWF/Seattle 4.5 4.0 559,700 592,500
KMPS/Seattle 4.0 3.9 570,800 562,400
WIL/St. Louis 6.7 7.0 585,600 621,400
KSD/St. Louis 5.7 5.8 567,500 606,300
WFUS/Tampa 4.4 4.2 461,200 484,200
WQYK/Tampa 4.4 4.7 401,300 433,500
WMZQ/Washington 3.8 4.5 560,900 606,500
WFRE/Frederick, MD 1.3 1.2 159,600 164,700
WIRK/West Palm Beach 6.0 5.4 199,400 189,100
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Airborne indicates songs that have been added to 60% of the Countr y Aircheck/Mediabase repor t ing panel . 4=Top 5 point gainers.
1 1 BLAKE SHELTON/Drink On It (Warner Bros./WMN) 19532 -436 6145 -232 48.822 -1.209 139 0
3 2 LADY ANTEBELLUM/Dancin' Away With My Heart (Capitol) 19035 700 6083 216 47.384 1.456 139 0
Country Aircheck Top Spin GainersKENNY CHESNEY & TIM MCGRAW/Feel Like A Rock Star (BNA) 574
DIERKS BENTLEY/5-1-5-0 (Capitol) 377
JASON ALDEAN/Fly Over States (Broken Bow) 346
TOBY KEITH/Beers Ago (Show Dog-Universal) 335
KEITH URBAN/For You (Relativity/Capitol) 299
TIM MCGRAW/Better Than I Used To Be (Curb) 291
KIP MOORE/Somethin' 'Bout A Truck (MCA) 287
THE BAND PERRY/Postcard From Paris (Republic Nashville) 273
ERIC CHURCH/Springsteen (EMI Nashville) 249
LUKE BRYAN/Drunk On You (Capitol) 230
Country Aircheck Top Point GainersKENNY CHESNEY & TIM MCGRAW/Feel Like A Rock Star (BNA) 1783 4JASON ALDEAN/Fly Over States (Broken Bow) 1203 4TOBY KEITH/Beers Ago (Show Dog-Universal) 1084 4KEITH URBAN/For You (Relativity/Capitol) 1047 4DIERKS BENTLEY/5-1-5-0 (Capitol) 986 4KIP MOORE/Somethin' 'Bout A Truck (MCA) 784
THE BAND PERRY/Postcard From Paris (Republic Nashville) 775
LUKE BRYAN/Drunk On You (Capitol) 739
ZAC BROWN BAND/No Hurry (Southern Ground/Atlantic/BPG) 727
TIM MCGRAW/Better Than I Used To Be (Curb) 709
Activator Top Point GainersKENNY CHESNEY & TIM MCGRAW/Feel Like A Rock Star (BNA) 1275 4ZAC BROWN BAND/No Hurry (Southern Ground/Atlantic/BPG) 840 4TOBY KEITH/Beers Ago (Show Dog-Universal) 825 4JASON ALDEAN/Fly Over States (Broken Bow) 782 4KEITH URBAN/For You (Relativity/Capitol) 722 4DIERKS BENTLEY/5-1-5-0 (Capitol) 645
RASCAL FLATTS/Banjo (Big Machine) 573
THE BAND PERRY/Postcard From Paris (Republic Nashville) 518
KIP MOORE/Somethin' 'Bout A Truck (MCA) 474
ERIC CHURCH/Springsteen (EMI Nashville) 445
Activator Top Spin GainersKENNY CHESNEY & TIM MCGRAW/Feel Like A Rock Star (BNA) 226JASON ALDEAN/Fly Over States (Broken Bow) 158KEITH URBAN/For You (Relativity/Capitol) 156TOBY KEITH/Beers Ago (Show Dog-Universal) 145ZAC BROWN BAND/No Hurry (Southern Ground/Atlantic/BPG) 137RASCAL FLATTS/Banjo (Big Machine) 130DIERKS BENTLEY/5-1-5-0 (Capitol) 127THE BAND PERRY/Postcard From Paris (Republic Nashville) 110KIP MOORE/Somethin' 'Bout A Truck (MCA) 92ERIC CHURCH/Springsteen (EMI Nashville) 80JERROD NIEMANN/Shinin' On Me (Sea Gayle/Arista) 80
Country Aircheck Add Leaders Adds
KEITH URBAN/For You (Relativity/Capitol) 27
KELLY CLARKSON/Mr. Know It All (19/RCA) 22
DIERKS BENTLEY/5-1-5-0 (Capitol) 20
EDENS EDGE/Too Good To Be True (Big Machine) 15
GREG BATES/Did It For The Girl (Republic Nashville) 11
JON PARDI/Missin' You Crazy (Capitol) 11
KELLIE PICKLER/100 Proof (19/BNA) 10
CHRIS YOUNG/Neon (RCA) 9
JERROD NIEMANN/Shinin' On Me (Sea Gayle/Arista) 8
JUSTIN MOORE/'Til My Last Day (Valory) 8
Country Aircheck Top Recurrents Points
JAKE OWEN/Alone With You (RCA) 12193
TAYLOR SWIFT/Ours (Big Machine) 8452
MONTGOMERY GENTRY/Where I Come From (Average Joes) 7001
CHRIS YOUNG/You (RCA) 6660
DIERKS BENTLEY/Home (Capitol) 6609
KEITH URBAN/You Gonna Fly (Capitol) 6608
LUKE BRYAN/I Don't Want This Night To End (Capitol) 6225
ZAC BROWN BAND/Keep Me... (Southern Ground/Atlantic/BPG) 6164
Aircheck Activity includes songs that rank 45-50 on this week’s chart and/or are not charted and have a minimum of 300 airplay points and have shown growth in two of the past three weeks. (*indicates auto adds)
CMTKENNY CHESNEY & TIM MCGRAW/Feel Like A Rock Star (BNA)
CMT PURECARTER’S CHORD/Love A Little Bigger (Show Dog-Universal)JUSTIN MOORE/Til My Last Day (Valory)KENNY CHESNEY & TIM MCGRAW/Feel Like A Rock Star (BNA)LAUREN ALAINA/Georgia Peaches (From Listen Up) (19/Interscope/Mercury)LEE BRICE/A Woman Like You (Live In Nashville) (Curb)STEEP CANYON RANGERS/Long Shot (Rounder)TRAIN & MARTINA MCBRIDE/Marry Me (From Crossroads) (Republic Nashville/Sony)
GACKENNY CHESNEY & TIM MCGRAW/Feel Like A Rock Star (BNA)KELLY CLARKSON/Mr. Know It All (19/RCA)CARTER’S CHORD/Love A Little Bigger (Show Dog-Universal)
ThE CoUNTRY NETWoRkNo new adds
V I D E O A D D S
APRIL 30LITTLE BIG TOWN/Pontoon (Capitol)
MONTGOMERY GENTRY/So Called Life (Average Joes)
GEORGE STRAIT/Drinkin’ Man (MCA)
KRISTEN KELLY/Ex-Old Man (Arista)
JASON STURGEON/Time Bomb (Toolpusher)
MAY 7BUCKY COVINGTON/I Wanna Be That Feeling (eOne/New Revolution)
RANDY HOUSER/How Country Feels (Stoney Creek)
LEWIS COPELAND/She’s Got It Going On (Phull/Jeff McClusky/Turnpike)
MAY 14DUE WEST/Things You Can’t Do In A Car (Black River)
