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©2010 Country Aircheck™ — All rights reserved. Sign up free at www.countryaircheck.com. Send news to [email protected] Dean, Williams Receive Highest Honor Don Williams and the late Jimmy Dean were inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame last night, joining 2010 classmates Ferlin Husky and Billy Sherrill who were enshrined last May. This particular Medallion Ceremony had a strange feel to it, since it was the first time ever that no honoree was present. Dean passed away last June, a few months after receiving the news he would go into the Hall. Williams cancelled Saturday night following a visit to a Kentucky hospital where he was diagnosed with bronchitis. Nevertheless, the night was a celebration of the lasting legacy and music left by these iconic figures. Radio To Taylor: You Belong With Me The media assault for Taylor Swift’s Speak Now may be unprecedented in scope. As a national, if not international, event, the launch comes in an era marked by even more pervasive media and pseudo-media outlets than at any time in history. To wit: Tonight’s triple play on MTV Networks (CMT/MTV/VH1), old grey dames like the Times (New York and Los Angeles versions) and quite literally millions of fans tweeting, facebooking and otherwise socialing (we made up a word). Not lost in this deluge, certainly not to Big Machine, Swift or the readers of this publication, is broad, multi-format radio play. So we asked a small panel of experts if, amid this multi- media blizzard, it’s important for Country stations to try to assert “ownership” of Swift as an artist and, if so, how. Universally, our respondents say Taylor’s cross-media, cross- format popularity is a positive. “She got her wholesome start and image in Country,” says KUPL/Portland PD Scott Mahalick. “It’s even better for the format for her to cross over. All boats rise when that happens. Stereotypes in the New York ad agencies start to break down. If Taylor is truly America’s sweetheart, then lets share her with the world. She is one of the artists that keeps the growth in motion on the young end. Many females are turned on to the format for the very first time by Taylor, and that is a good thing for our future.” (continued on page 6) Big Bad Jim: Jimmy Dean’s daughter, Connie Dean Taylor, looks heavenward after accepting her father’s Country Music Hall of Fame induction medallion from Bill Anderson. October 25, 2010 Issue 215
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Dean, Williams Receive Highest Honor Don Williams and the late Jimmy Dean were inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame last night, joining 2010 classmates Ferlin Husky and Billy Sherrill who were enshrined last May. This particular Medallion Ceremony had a strange feel to it, since it was the first time ever that no honoree was present. Dean passed away last June, a few months after receiving the news he would go into the Hall. Williams cancelled Saturday night following a visit to a Kentucky hospital where he was diagnosed with bronchitis. Nevertheless, the night was a celebration of the lasting legacy and music left by these iconic figures.
Radio To Taylor: You Belong With Me The media assault for Taylor Swift’s Speak Now may be unprecedented in scope. As a national, if not international, event, the launch comes in an era marked by even more pervasive media and pseudo-media outlets than at any time in history. To wit: Tonight’s triple play on MTV Networks (CMT/MTV/VH1), old grey dames like the Times (New York and Los Angeles versions) and quite literally millions of fans tweeting, facebooking and otherwise socialing (we made up a word). Not lost in this deluge, certainly not to Big Machine, Swift or the readers of this publication, is broad, multi-format radio play. So we asked a small panel of experts if, amid this multi-media blizzard, it’s important for Country stations to try to assert “ownership” of Swift as an artist and, if so, how. Universally, our respondents say Taylor’s cross-media, cross-format popularity is a positive. “She got her wholesome start and image in Country,” says KUPL/Portland PD Scott Mahalick. “It’s even better for the format for her to cross over. All boats rise when that happens. Stereotypes in the New York ad agencies start to break down. If Taylor is truly America’s sweetheart, then lets share her with the world. She is one of the artists that keeps the growth in motion on the young end. Many females are turned on to the format for the very first time by Taylor, and that is a good thing for our future.” (continued on page 6)
Big Bad Jim: Jimmy Dean’s daughter, Connie Dean Taylor, looks heavenward after accepting her father’s Country Music Hall of Fame induction medallion from Bill Anderson.
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Jimmy Dean’s ascension to stardom from an impoverished childhood in Olton, TX, a stint in the military and early Washington, DC area radio and TV appearances was punctuated by musical interludes from Shawn Camp, who sang the 1953 hit “Bumming Around,” Hall of Famers Roy Clark and Charlie McCoy collaborating on 1962’s “Little Black Book” and Daily & Vincent with Statler Brother-esqe harmonies on “Harvest Of Sunshine.” The “inspired casting of the night” honor, however, goes to whoever decided to recruit Trace Adkins and the Jordanaires to do Dean’s self-penned 1961 country and pop No. 1, “Big Bad John.” Hall of Fame member Bill Anderson welcomed Dean into the elite group with an incredibly heart-felt and eloquent speech filled with personal anecdotes of time spent with one of his best friends. “I doubt I ever had a closer friend, but I know I never had a better one,” said Anderson. Dean’s greatest contributions to this format came not from his charted songs, but from the country artists he put on the stage of his network TV show. Anderson recalled the late Roger Miller sending Dean a gold door-knob to “thank him for the million doors he opened” after Dean had him on the show to sing “King of the Road.” Anderson added, “If you have ever made any part of your living from Country music, Jimmy Dean opened doors for you, too.”
My Tunes: Music ThaT shaped My Life
Average Joe’s Entertainment’s Joe Schuld discusses his most important songs, artists or concerts:1. The Beatles/ I Saw Her Standing There, I Want To Hold Your Hand: When I was in second grade (1965), I convinced three guys to join me onstage for a school talent show. We all brought instruments, but we only had an accordion in my house. We lip-synched “I Want To Hold Your Hand”, then got mobbed during recess. I lived in Beatlemania. I talked the guy with the guitar into letting me have
it when we did “I Saw Her Standing There” after recess. This time, we sang with the record and I belted it out. After that, I bought every Beatles record as soon as it came out. I was hooked!2. Neil Young, Rust Never Sleeps Tour: I was grounded in the music of Neil Young when I was at Central Michigan University, two hours from Pine Knob. I remember it like it was yesterday. When we’re having a beer, ask me about this night if I haven’t told you already. All I can say is, I ended up in the second row with blood running from my palm down my forearm as I was thrusting my arm into the air and in a trance as Neil played “Tonight’s The Night.” Everyone there died and went to heaven, led by Neil.3. Jimmy Buffett, Kansas City: I have seen him play more than any artist I have not worked with, even though he’s only been to Kansas City once in the 20 years I’ve lived there. I love the way I can be at home and escape in his music at the same time. 4. Toad The Wet Sprocket, William Jewell College: I saw an inordinate amount of unbelievable musical moments at Columbia Records, including The Rolling Stones at Toad’s Place in New Haven, CT. But Toad The Wet Sprocket in an ancient, small auditorium at William Jewell College was a moment frozen (there was even snow) in time. “All I Want” was my stand, and it was amazing to see their career take off with that song.5. Jerrod Niemann, Stampede, Manhattan, KS: The first time I saw Jerrod play. It was a hot, humid Kansas day, and he played two shows in the blazing sun. He entertained the crowd like nobody’s business, mixing his songs with the perfect covers. When Category 5 folded, he was concerned his career was over, but I told him it was just beginning and it was time to make the album he wanted with no rules other than a few singles. You can imagine what I thought when I first heard Judge Jerrod & The Hung Jury. • An album you played or listened to incessantly: The Beach Boys’ Pet Sounds and Bob Marley’s Exodus.• One obscure or non-country song everyone should listen to right now: “Lord Is It Mine” by Supertramp.
Joe Schuld
Hall About It: Hall of Famer Jim Foglesong (l) with Don Williams’ longtime manager, Robert Pratt, who accepted the Country Music Hall of Fame induction medallion on behalf of the singer.
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the Medallion on behalf of the Williams family, which was represented in the Ford Theatre by his sons Tim and Gary and their families.
NAB Radio Board Endorses Performance Fee Conditions The NAB Radio Board voted today to advance from its “ongoing dialogue” with the music industry-backed musicFIRST Coalition, as reported in August (CA 8/6), to a specific “good faith” legislative “term sheet” that could end the heated, protracted debate with the music industry. If approved by the MFC, such a settlement would help pave the way for broadcasters to avoid the scenario of potentially higher payments of a Performance Royalty Act pending in Congress The proposed royalties range between 0.25% and 1.0% of station net revenues, and are tied to whether Congress mandates radio receiver chips in mobile phones, as well as inclusion of
Anderson talked to Dean on the phone not long after Jimmy was informed of his election to the Hall. Dean told him, “Billo, I never thought I’d make it. I figured I pissed-off too many people down there (Nashville.).” Choked with emotion a number of times during his introduction, Anderson closed by saying, “I wish all of you cold have known the Jimmy Dean I knew. His song says Big John was a ‘big, big man.’ He didn’t have a thing on Jimmy Dean.” Dean’s daughter Connie Dean Taylor, the subject of Dean’s 1962 hit “To A Sleeping Beauty,” accepted the Medallion on behalf of family present, including Dean’s wife of 19 years Donna Meade Dean. Taylor kissed the medal and looked skyward as she told the assembled, “He loved country music and he loved to entertain. But I believe what he loved most about his profession was the many friends he made. He always said what a lucky and fortunate man he was.” Don William’s musical tribute featured the last minute addition of “Amanda,” performed by tour mates Joey + Rory. That song replaced “Help Yourself To Each Other,” which Williams had been scheduled to sing. Del McCoury and his band put their fabulous high-harmony bluegrass touches on “Lord, I Hope This Day Is Good,” Chris Young delivered a great rendition of “I Believe In You,” and, before singing “You’re Just A Country Boy,” Alison Krauss said, “I’m crazy about Don Williams. I always thought he sounded somewhere between Santa and the Almighty.” CMHoF & Museum Executive Director Kyle Young called the gang at Jack Clement’s Jack Music and JMI Records – which included Allen Reynolds, Bob McDill, Wayland Holyfield and Garth Fundis – “the original Music Mafia,” and recounted that Williams’ rise from songwriter, demo singer and songplugger to stardom began when it was suggested that since no one else wanted to cut his songs, perhaps Williams should record them himself. Hall of Famer Jim Foglesong, who signed Williams to Dot Records in 1974 and oversaw his recording career into the MCA years through 1985, inducted Williams into the Hall, noting, “This is the biggest of the big.” Manager Robert Pratt accepted
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Tuesday 10/26 - Taylor Swift, Today (NBC) and Late Show With David Letterman (CBS); Jamey Johnson, Tonight Show With Jay Leno (NBC).
Wednesday 10/27 - Taylor Swift, Live! With Regis & Kelly (syndicated); The Judds, Better TV (syndicated); Jennifer Nettles, Chelsea Lately (E!).
Thursday 10/28 - Brad Paisley, Conversations From The Road (re-air) (GAC).
Friday 10/29 - Jason Aldean, Taylor Swift, Top 20 Country Countdown (GAC).
Saturday 10/30 - Taylor Swift, Gwyneth Paltrow, Aaron Tippin, On The Streets (re-air) (GAC)
Sunday 10/31 - Rascal Flatts, GAC Special: Why Wait (re-air) (GAC).
Monday 11/1 - Taylor Swift, Ellen DeGeneres Show (syndicated).
HD Radio chips in cell/smartphones, when feasible. Absent such legislation, stations would pay 0.25% of net industry revenue, representing the percentage of radio-activated mobile phones in the marketplace. If and when radio-capable phones are at the 75% penetration level, the royalty rate would rise to 1%. If those chips were installed, the NAB is seeking a reduction in its online royalty rates through 2016. Without such technology, the rates would remain status quo until half of mobile phones have chips. The tone of the NAB is decidedly more conciliatory than in the past, starting with no longer referring to the proposed royalty as a “tax.” NAB Joint Board Chairman Steve Newberry said, “No broadcaster that I know relishes paying a new fee, but the terms of this agreement provide badly needed certainty for our business to move forward, and the positive of this accord far outweigh the negatives.” NAB President/CEO Gordon Smith added, “Radio stations, artists and the record labels have more commonalities than differences, and adoption of legislation that reflects this Term Sheet will provide a framework for untold new revenue opportunities for both sides.” The proposal also calls for musicFIRST to recognize the “unparalleled promotional value of terrestrial radio airplay.” NAB says the MFC already supports a mandate regarding the chips. However, the Consumer Electronics Association is
Taylor Swift Speak Now (Big Machine) For her third release, Swift is the sole writer on all 14 tracks. “These songs are made up of words I didn’t say when the moment was right in front of me,” Swift writes in the liner notes. “Each is written with a specific person in mind telling them what I meant to tell them in person.” While she won’t
reveal who each song is about, seemingly random uppercase letters in the lyrics offer clues. The Target exclusive Deluxe Edition features additional tracks “Ours,” “If This Was A Movie,” “Super Man” as well as acoustic versions of “Back To December,” “Haunted” and “Mine.” The lead single’s music video and a behind-the-scenes feature about the piece are also included. Swift and Nathan Chapman co-produced.
Nov. 2 Jason Aldean My Kinda Party (BBR)Brad Paisley Hits Alive (Arista)
Nov. 9 Reba All The Women I Am (Valory/Starstruck) Blake Shelton Loaded: The Best Of Blake Shelton (Reprise/WMN)
Various Artists Coal Miner’s Daughter: A Tribute to Loretta Lynn (Columbia)
Nov. 16 Burns & Poe Burns & Poe (Blue Steel) Rascal Flatts Nothing Like This (Big Machine)
Keith Urban Get Closer (Capitol)
Nov. 23 Alan Jackson 34 Number Ones (Arista)
Nov. 30 Craig Campbell Craig Campbell (BPG)
Dec. 7 Christian Kane The House Rules (BPG)
Jan. 11 Steel Magnolia Steel Magnolia (Big Machine)
Album release info to [email protected].
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birThdaysTuesday (10/26) - Keith Urban, Doug Montgomery ([email protected])
Wednesday (10/27) - Wayne Carlyle ([email protected]), Scott Donato ([email protected]), Teresa George ([email protected]), Ann Inman ([email protected]), Amy Hendon, John Moesch ([email protected])
Thursday (10/28) - Charlie Daniels, Brad Paisley
Friday (10/29) - Jules Wortman ([email protected])
Saturday (10/30) - Kassidy Osborn, Johnny Parks, Ron Howie, Lia Knight ([email protected]), Mike Owens
Sunday (10/31) - the late Dale Evans; Kinky Friedman; Darryl Worley; Sharon Allen ([email protected]); Lisa Berg ([email protected]); Mark Brown; Jane Messmore ([email protected]); Mike Strange; Kelly Symone ([email protected]); Amy Willis ([email protected])
Monday (11/1) - Big Kenny Alphin, Bill Anderson, Lyle Lovett, Keith Stegall
vehement in its opposition to any required installations (CA 8/18), and has voiced its concern to key members of the House and Senate Judiciary Committees. The NAB Joint Board is expected to conduct a ratification vote Tuesday (10/26). You’ll find the full proposal on the home page of www.nab.org.
Ten’s For The Memories What will you remember about 2010? Country Aircheck wants to hear your take on the most compelling, most touching or funniest stories of the year – the untold moments, the quiet triumphs, the inside jokes. We’ll print as many as we have space for in our year-end issue. Drop us a line at [email protected] or call us at 615-320-1450 and we’ll write it up for you.
Chart Chat Congrats to Darius Rucker, Steve Hodges, Shane Allen and the Capitol promotion staff on scoring this week’s No. 1 single with “Come Back Song.” The tune is Rucker’s fourth chart-topper, joining “Don’t Think I Don’t Think About It,” “It Won’t Be Like This For Long” and “Alright.”
News & Notes Toby Keith will be a guest host on Sirius XM’s The Highway Channel for the Toby Keith Takin’ The Wheel radio special. The four-hour show will include Toby playing his favorites and tracks from his new album Bullets In The Gun and will air on Oct. 26, 27 and 28. Former CBS Radio/Los Angeles Market
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Manager Ed Krampf is the new COO at Adelante Media Group (formerly Bustos Media), a Spanish media company which also owns Country KULE-FM/Wenatchee, WA among its 25 properties. Krampf will be based at HQ in Sacramento, where he will oversee its local radio/TV properties. Word/Curb/Warner Bros. Point of Grace has signed a management deal with Davis Music Group.
Artist News The late Johnny Cash is among those who will be inducted into the GMA Gospel Music Hall Of Fame during a Jan. 24 event at Hendersonville, TN’s Trinity Music City Auditorium. Details here. Jack White’s Third Man Records and Conan O’Brien partnered to donate $9,750 to ReTune Nashville reflecting the sale of O’Brien’s limited vinyl release And They Call Me Mad? Proceeds will benefit the organization’s mission to support uninsured musicians affected by May’s flood. Buddy Jewell and St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital have partnered to release the 2011 Fans Of Buddy Jewel Calendar, which features fan-submitted photos. The deadline for photo submissions is Nov. 14 and proceeds will benefit the facility. Details here. Tomorrow night’s Rock The Cradle fundraising event at the Loveless Café featuring Faith Hill and Martina McBride has sold out. Proceeds will benefit infant patients at Baptist Hospital and the Bearman Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. Details here. Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee and Aaron Tippin have partnered to release the compilation I Wanna Play! An Album To Put Musical Instruments Into the Hands Of Every Child In America. Tippin, Lorrie Morgan, John Anderson, Goerge Jones, Ray Price and Darryl Worley are among those featured on tomorrow’s (10/26) release. Proceeds will support music education programs through NAMM’s Wanna Play Fund. Details here.
Life Note Our condolences go out to KSNI/Santa Maria, CA PD Jay Turner, who lost his father Edward J. Brown last Wednesday (10/20). He was 85 and one of the 316 who survived one of the worst Naval disaster in American history – the sinking of the USS Indianapolis. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the USS Indianapolis/Gwinn “Angel” Scholarship Fund, Grand Traverse Regional Community Foundation, 250 East Front Street, Suite 310, Traverse City, MI 49684.
The Week’s Top Stories Full coverage can be accessed in the archives at www.countryaircheck.com. • Entercom/Rochester, NY OM John Thomas was named PD for Lincoln Financial’s KYGO/Denver and Oldies sister KRWZ-AM. (CAT 10/21)• Cumulus KRMD/Shreveport’s APD/MD James Anthony was named PD. (CAT 10/18)• Cookeville Communications’ WGSQ/Cookeville, TN APD/afternoon host Stewart James was promoted to PD. (CAT 10/21)• Former Qantam WGTR/Myrtle Beach, SC PD Brian Sims was
named PD at Cumulus WWQQ/Wilmington, NC and Classic Hits sister WKXS. (CAT 10/21)• Former Warner Music Nashville promo rep Glenn Noblit was named National Dir./Radio Marketing for Davis Music Group. (CAT 10/18)• Ten-year Beasley Broadcast Group veteran Kimberly Sonneborn was promoted from Director/Interactive Services to the newly created post of VP/Digital Design & Production, based in Miami. (CAT 10/19)• Los Angeles radio personality Jay Coffey joined Mt. Wilson’s KKGO/Los Angeles as morning host Oct. 25. (CAT 10/20)• New York-based Scarborough Research EVP Gregg Lindner was named Chief Research Officer and EVP/Service Innovation at Arbitron. (CAT 10/20)• Cumulus Sports KLTD & Talk KTEM-AM/Killeen, TX PD Jamie Garrett was named PD of sister Country KUSJ. (CAT 10/22)
Radio To Taylor (continued from page 1)CBS Radio/Houston VP/Programming and KILT PD Mark Adams, who also oversees Top 40 KKHH & Hot AC KHMX, has a unique perspective on formatic embrace of Swift. “While Taylor’s popularity is undeniably mainstream, I feel she’s fully embraced and recognized as the country superstar that she is,” Adams says. “We have both a CHR and a Hot AC in our Houston cluster and both stations play Taylor. Actually, the week I took over KILT was the week all three stations added ‘Mine’ on the same day. “That said, I feel as if there’s more of a song-by-song determination going on at the other formats while Country is more predisposed to embrace Taylor’s music as a whole. There have certainly been a number of Taylor Swift records that have been big hits for Country that may have not been played, or at least played as heavily, at other formats.” “We think it’s very important to have some ownership of Taylor,” KKWF/Seattle PD Mike Preston says. “In fact, Entercom did a program with Big Machine called the Taylor Swift Takeover that aired today at 12noon in all Entercom Country markets after about 2 weeks of on air and online build up. Now that it’s aired, we’ve got all the elements, plus bonus material and video, on our websites, as well as a group contest to send someone to London with Taylor. As a lead up, we were able to “win it way before you can buy it” and sent someone to her album launch festivities this week in LA. Interestingly, our Entercom CHR/Hot AC stations are doing a similar program as well.” KEEY/Minneapolis PD Gregg Swedberg keeps it simple. “She’s a country artist,” he says. “If you check airplay at Top 40, ‘Mine’ won’t be anywhere near a No. 1 record and, if in Borchetta I trust (and I do), it will be No. 1 in our format. It’s important that we don’t chase her away. Why would you? We’re not so big that we can afford to chaseanyone away. “We did all sorts of contesting for this release,” Swedberg continues. “We’ll support it as long as there’s guitars, fiddles and no pre-generated beat. We do talk inside our cluster, and that’s how I know that ‘Mine’ isn’t as hot as her previous Top 40 stuff was, and who knows how long they’ll be interested in Taylor. I’d just tell Taylor, ‘As long as you want to keep making music the way you do, you belong with me.’” CAC
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Here is the first of two weeks’ worth of Summer 2010 diary Arbitron ratings, listed alphabetically by market. Next week’s Country Aircheck Weekly will include the rest of the Summer reports. It was a strong season for Country radio in diary metros, with 62 stations up (57.4%), 41 down (38.0%) and five unchanged (4.6%). Equally impressive is that those stations which went up averaged a 1.1-share increase, while those declining lost an average 0.8 share. With a few exceptions, only stations achieving at least a 1.0 share are included. Legend: A “+” indicates a Classic Country outlet, a “^” designates Country stations in the same market owned by a single operator and a “t” indicates a tie. An “na” indicates a subscriber-only market, where rankings are not available, or a station programming another format during that ratings period. Client-exclusive ratings are embargoed from publication.
WQMX/Akron 6.7 7.3 2 1WGAR/Cleveland 2.3 3.1 14 11tWQXK/Youngstown, OH 1.6 1.3 20 20 (WGAR and WQXK ratings are from Akron Arbitron)WGNA/Albany, NY 9.5 8.8 1 1WZMR/Albany, NY^ 1.1 1.5 17 17WFFG-FM/Albany, NY^ 1.0 1.1 18t 18tKBQI/Albuquerque 4.2 3.2 na naKABQ-FM/Albuquerque 3.1 1.5 na naWCTO/Allentown 9.6 11.1 2 2KUZZ-FM/Bakersfield^ 9.2 11.8 1 1KCWR/Bakersfield^+ 2.8 1.5 12 17WYNK/Baton Rouge 3.7 4.7 7t 5WTGE/Baton Rouge^+ 3.6 4.0 11 9WYPY/Baton Rouge^ 2.7 2.8 12 11WZZK/Birmingham^ 8.0 7.5 3 2tWDXB/Birmingham 6.1 5.1 4 7WNCB/Birmingham^ 1.6 1.1 15 16tWYRK/Buffalo 11.1 11.3 1 1WXRL-AM/Buffalo+ 1.3 1.2 16 15tWEZL/Charleston, SC 6.2 8.8 3 1WIWF/Charleston, SC 3.0 4.0 13 11t
WUSY/Chattanooga, TN 11.6 10.8 na naWUUQ/Chattanooga, TN 5.5 5.0 na naKATC/Colorado Springs 4.7 5.0 9t 6tKCCY/Colorado Springs 7.0 5.0 3 6tWCOS-FM/Columbia, SC 5.9 9.8 2 2WHKO/Dayton 8.6 8.1 na naKHEY-FM/El Paso 4.4 4.4 na naKSKS/Fresno 4.1 5.5 7 4KHGE/Fresno 1.7 1.4 18 20WOGK/Gainesville 9.2 11.2 1 1WTRS/Gainesville 4.2 4.6 7t 6WDVH-AM/Gainesville+ 1.3 1.6 16 13tWBCT/Grand Rapids 8.8 8.7 1 1WTNR/Grand Rapids^ 3.8 4.2 8 8WLAW/Muskegon, MI^ 0.0 1.3 0 17t (Grand Rapids Arbitron)WTQR/Greensboro 5.9 6.2 3 3WPAW/Greensboro 5.6 5.2 4 6WBRF/Greensboro 1.4 1.4 13t 12tWRNS-FM/Greenville, NC 9.0 12.0 1 1WNBB/Greenville, NC^+ 4.7 3.6 7 7WRHT/Greenville, NC 1.6 2.1 18 13WNBR/Greenville, NC^+ 2.3 1.2 11t 17tWSSL/Greenville, SC^ 7.3 8.6 3 naWESC/Greenville, SC^ 7.5 6.5 2 naWKSF/Asheville, NC^ 1.1 1.1 15t na (Greenville, SC Arbitron)WRBT/Harrisburg 7.1 7.7 na naWGTY/York, PA 0.7 1.1 na naWIOV-FM/Lancaster, PA 1.5 1.0 na na (WGTY and WIOV ratings are from Harrisburg Arbitron)WWYZ/Hartford 5.3 7.1 6 4WDRM/Huntsville, AL 13.5 11.1 1 1WQAH/Huntsville, AL+ 4.3 4.8 9 7WWFF/Huntsville, AL 1.8 1.5 13t 13WMSI/Jackson, MS 6.2 4.8 4 5WUSJ/Jackson, MS 4.5 4.2 5t 7WQIK/Jacksonville 6.3 6.9 4 3tWGNE/Jacksonville^ 4.2 4.8 9 9WMUV/Jacksonville^+ 3.1 3.3 13 12
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Summer No. 1s: KUZZ-FM, WAMZ, WBCT, WDRM, WEZL, WGNA, WOGK, WQMX, WRNS-FM, WYRK
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2 1 DARIUS RUCKER/Come Back Song (Capitol) 15528 421 5420 153 39.782 1.302 128 0
4 2 SUGARLAND/Stuck Like Glue (Mercury) 13938 774 4995 218 34.726 1.985 128 0
1 3 EASTON CORBIN/Roll With It (Mercury) 13729 -1686 4895 -592 34.466 -4.503 128 0
8 4 ZAC BROWN BAND f/A. JACKSON/As... (So. Ground/Atlantic/BPG) 4 13434 1476 4818 536 33.987 2.897 127 0
6 5 TAYLOR SWIFT/Mine (Big Machine) 13406 929 4687 305 33.378 2.45 128 0
7 6 RODNEY ATKINS/Farmer's Daughter (Curb) 12961 755 4746 289 32.402 1.945 125 0
9 7 BRAD PAISLEY/Anything Like Me (Arista) 11760 659 4166 220 30.709 1.935 128 0
10 8 BAND PERRY/If I Die Young (Republic Nashville) 11276 719 3891 176 29.094 2.004 127 0
3 9 JOSH TURNER/All Over Me (MCA) 11008 -2220 3880 -830 27.542 -6.157 128 0
11 10 RASCAL FLATTS/Why Wait (Big Machine) 10710 335 3750 110 27.78 1.225 128 0
12 11 GEORGE STRAIT/The Breath You Take (MCA) 9331 135 3440 53 23.718 0.212 124 0
13 12 REBA/Turn On The Radio (Starstruck/Valory) 9310 417 3381 132 23.337 1.208 126 0
14 13 JASON ALDEAN/My Kinda Party (BBR) 9104 564 3345 209 22.657 1.92 128 4
15 14 CARRIE UNDERWOOD/Mama's Song (19/Arista) 8976 856 3148 321 22.495 1.397 128 0
16 15 JOSH THOMPSON/Way Out Here (Columbia) 7801 -276 2906 -89 19.076 -0.934 124 0
17 16 JUSTIN MOORE/How I Got To Be This Way (Valory) 7695 55 2835 -9 18.203 -0.266 125 0
19 17 TRACE ADKINS/This Ain't No Love Song (Show Dog-Universal) 7611 548 2919 193 18.271 1.678 122 1
18 18 MIRANDA LAMBERT/Only Prettier (Columbia) 7543 15 2687 8 18.406 0.252 125 0
20 19 KEITH URBAN/Put You In A Song (Capitol) 7390 410 2594 158 19.3 1.113 125 3
21 20 TIM MCGRAW/Felt Good On My Lips (Curb) 4 7151 1128 2471 340 19.022 3.614 127 2
22 21 LUKE BRYAN/Someone Else Calling You Baby (Capitol) 6169 484 2260 136 15.792 1.403 121 1
23 22 CHRIS YOUNG/Voices (RCA) 5785 534 2137 205 13.991 1.449 126 2
24 23 ERIC CHURCH/Smoke A Little Smoke (EMI Nashville) 4895 141 1879 46 12.1 0.806 114 4
25 24 TOBY KEITH/Bullets In The Gun (Show Dog-Universal) 4533 896 1614 335 10.939 2.165 105 4
26 25 STEEL MAGNOLIA/Just By Being You (Halo &... (Big Machine) 43492 -88 1264 -19 7.764 -0.156 112 2
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32 26 LADY ANTEBELLUM/Hello World (Capitol) 4 3267 1096 1192 421 7.818 2.846 103 11
27 27 JOE NICHOLS/The Shape I'm In (Show Dog-Universal) 3096 162 1161 59 6.764 0.079 109 6
28 28 SUNNY SWEENEY/From A Table Away (Republic Nashville) 3066 401 1135 107 7.134 1.501 90 3
29 29 JANEDEAR GIRLS/Wildflower (Reprise/WMN) 2636 228 971 63 6.003 0.767 88 3
30 30 JAMES WESLEY/Real (BBR) 2462 157 989 62 5.567 0.336 82 3
31 31 CRAIG CAMPBELL/Family Man (BPG) 2406 186 955 67 5.417 0.764 87 1
34 32 BLAKE SHELTON/Who Are You When I'm Not... (Reprise/WMN) 2261 465 899 208 5.185 1.396 84 12
33 33 JOSH KELLEY/Georgia Clay (MCA) 2010 32 802 20 4.035 0.287 90 2
35 34 THOMPSON SQUARE/Are You Gonna Kiss Me Or Not (Stoney Creek) 1898 165 828 57 3.534 0.353 74 2
36 35 DIERKS BENTLEY/Draw Me A Map (Capitol) 1781 166 677 74 3.687 0.199 75 2
38 36 JERROD NIEMANN/What Do You Want (Sea Gayle/Arista) 1760 355 684 130 3.26 0.884 72 5
39 37 BILLY CURRINGTON/Let Me Down Easy (Mercury) 1700 370 635 171 3.957 0.393 71 9
37 38 FRANKIE BALLARD/Tell Me You Get Lonely (Reprise/WAR) 1594 1 678 11 3.208 -0.035 63 0
41 39 CLAY WALKER/Where Do I Go From You (Curb) 1415 110 596 43 2.38 0.3 69 5
40 40 JAMEY JOHNSON/Playing The Part (Mercury) 1400 86 538 23 2.467 0.162 72 0
42 41 SARA EVANS/A Little Bit Stronger (RCA) 1199 179 397 70 2.282 0.292 48 3
44 42 UNCLE KRACKER f/KID ROCK/Good... (Atlantic/Top Dog/BPG) 1149 258 353 74 2.402 0.591 40 5
43 43 GWYNETH PALTROW/Country Strong (RCA) 1067 69 362 28 1.867 0.09 55 2
44 KENNY CHESNEY/Somewhere With You (BNA) 4 1043 910 387 330 2.573 2.338 66 60
46 45 GARY ALLAN/Kiss Me When I'm Down (MCA) 781 96 281 34 1.251 -0.038 44 4
47 46 ADAM BRAND/Ready For Love (Arista) 767 84 320 25 1.008 0.071 53 4
48 47 BRETT ELDREDGE/Raymond (Atlantic/WAR) 732 153 318 67 1.507 0.386 44 6
45 48 WALKER HAYES/Pants (Capitol) 676 -28 319 1 0.946 -0.097 45 2
50 49 CRAIG MORGAN/Still A Little Chicken Left... (BNA) 659 139 293 67 1.043 0.238 45 4
49 50 JAMES OTTO/Soldiers And Jesus (Warner Bros./WMN) 592 49 280 35 0.968 0.112 29 3
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Country Aircheck Top Point GainersZAC BROWN BAND f/A. JACKSON/As... (So. Ground/Atlantic/BPG) 1476 4TIM MCGRAW/Felt Good On My Lips (Curb) 1128 4LADY ANTEBELLUM/Hello World (Capitol) 1096 4TAYLOR SWIFT/Mine (Big Machine) 929 4KENNY CHESNEY/Somewhere With You (BNA) 910 4TOBY KEITH/Bullets In The Gun (Show Dog-Universal) 896CARRIE UNDERWOOD/Mama's Song (19/Arista) 856SUGARLAND/Stuck Like Glue (Mercury) 774RODNEY ATKINS/Farmer's Daughter (Curb) 755BAND PERRY/If I Die Young (Republic Nashville) 719
Country Aircheck Top Spin GainersZAC BROWN BAND f/A. JACKSON/As... (So. Ground/Atlantic/BPG) 536LADY ANTEBELLUM/Hello World (Capitol) 421TIM MCGRAW/Felt Good On My Lips (Curb) 340TOBY KEITH/Bullets In The Gun (Show Dog-Universal) 335KENNY CHESNEY/Somewhere With You (BNA) 330CARRIE UNDERWOOD/Mama's Song (19/Arista) 321TAYLOR SWIFT/Mine (Big Machine) 305RODNEY ATKINS/Farmer's Daughter (Curb) 289BRAD PAISLEY/Anything Like Me (Arista) 220SUGARLAND/Stuck Like Glue (Mercury) 218
Activator Top Point GainersZAC BROWN BAND f/A. JACKSON/As... (So. Ground/Atlantic/BPG) 475 4LADY ANTEBELLUM/Hello World (Capitol) 401 4KENNY CHESNEY/Somewhere With You (BNA) 340 4CARRIE UNDERWOOD/Mama's Song (19/Arista) 259 4TOBY KEITH/Bullets In The Gun (Show Dog-Universal) 228 4JERROD NIEMANN/What Do You Want (Sea Gayle/Arista ) 223REBA/Turn On The Radio (Starstruck/Valory) 221CHRIS YOUNG/Voices (RCA) 202LUKE BRYAN/Someone Else Calling You Baby (Capitol) 192BILLY CURRINGTON/Let Me Down Easy (Mercury) 185
Activator Top Spin GainersZAC BROWN BAND f/A. JACKSON/As... (So. Ground/Atlantic/BPG) 302KENNY CHESNEY/Somewhere With You (BNA) 245LADY ANTEBELLUM/Hello World (Capitol) 202CARRIE UNDERWOOD/Mama's Song (19/Arista) 161TOBY KEITH/Bullets In The Gun (Show Dog-Universal) 155JERROD NIEMANN/What Do You Want (Sea Gayle/Arista ) 147CHRIS YOUNG/Voices (RCA) 142REBA/Turn On The Radio (Starstruck/Valory) 135BILLY CURRINGTON/Let Me Down Easy (Mercury) 133LUKE BRYAN/Someone Else Calling You Baby (Capitol) 129
Country Aircheck Add LeadersKENNY CHESNEY/Somewhere With You (BNA) 60LEE BRICE/Beautiful Every Time (Curb) 26BLAKE SHELTON/Who Are You When I'm Not... (Reprise/WMN) 12LADY ANTEBELLUM/Hello World (Capitol) 11CHRISTIAN KANE/The House Rules (BPG) 10JOSH TURNER/I Wouldn't Be A Man (MCA) 10BILLY CURRINGTON/Let Me Down Easy (Mercury) 9LITTLE BIG TOWN/Kiss Goodbye (Capitol) 7BRETT ELDREDGE/Raymond (Atlantic/WAR) 6JOE NICHOLS/The Shape I'm In (Show Dog-Universal) 6
CMT TOBY KEITH/Bullets In The Gun (Show Dog-Universal)UNCLE KRACKER f/KID ROCK/Good To Be Me (Top Dog/Atlantic/BPG)
CMT PUREJOEY+RORY/That’s Important To Me (Vanguard/Sugar Hill/BPG)TOBY KEITH/Bullets In The Gun (Show Dog-Universal)UNCLE KRACKER f/KID ROCK/Good To Be Me (Top Dog/Atlantic/BPG)
GACBLAKE SHELTON/Who Are You When I’m Not Looking (Reprise/WMN)BRETT ELDREDGE/Raymond (Atlantic/WAR)CRAIG CAMPBELL/Family Man (BPG)JEWEL/Ten (Valory)JOEY+RORY/That’s Important To Me (Vanguard/Sugar Hill/BPG)SARA EVANS/A Little Bit Stronger (RCA)TOBY KEITH/Bullets In The Gun (Show Dog-Universal)
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November 1ADAM CRAIG BAND/Nothin’ Wrong (American Roots/Quarterback)RANDY ROGERS BAND/Steal You Away (MCA)
November 8BLAKE WISE/I’ve Got This Feeling (BBR)EASTON CORBIN/I Can’t Love You Back (Mercury)KENNY CHESNEY/Somewhere With You (BNA)
November 15None Listed
Country Aircheck ActivityGARY ALLAN/Kiss Me When I’m Down (MCA) Moves 46*-45*; 781 points, 281 spins 4 ADDS: WIVK*, WUSH, KCYE, WRNS
ADAM BRAND/Ready For Love (Arista) Moves 47*-46*; 767 points, 320 spins 4 ADDS: KMLE*, WQIK, WYCD*, WGTY
BRETT ELDREDGE/Raymond (Atlantic/WAR) Moves 48*-47*; 732 points, 318 spins 4 ADDS: KFRG*, KJJY*, WIVK*, WUBE
WALKER HAYES/Pants (Capitol) Moves 45*-48*; 676 points, 319 spins 2 ADDS: KBEQ, WGNE
CRAIG MORGAN/Still A Little Chicken Left … (BNA) Moves 50*-49*; 659 points, 293 spins 4 ADDS: Hot Country, KWJJ, WCKT, WPCV*
JAMES OTTO/Soldiers And Jesus (Warner Bros./WMN) Moves 49*-50*; 592 points, 280 spins 3 ADDS: WEZL, KWJJ, WGAR
JARON & TLRTL/That’s... (Jaronwood/Big Machine/Republic Nashville) 558 points, 210 spins 2 ADDS: KATC*, WIVK*
LOCASH COWBOYS/Keep In Mind (Stroudavarious) 550 points, 227 spins 3 ADDS: WIRK*, WIVK*, KNTY
GRETCHEN WILSON/I Got Your Country Right Here (Redneck/CO5) 459 points, 195 spins No Adds
RANDY HOUSER/A Man Like Me (Show Dog-Universal) 437 points, 159 spins No Adds
TROY OLSEN/Good Hands (EMI Nashville) 410 points, 161 spins 3 ADDS: KATM*, KHKI*, WGNE
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JOANNA SMITH/Gettin’ Married (Columbia) 358 points, 191 spins 1 ADD: 8 Country
ASHLEY GEARING/What You Think About Us (Curb) 350 points, 147 spins 4 ADDS: WBCT, WYCD*, WCTK, WPKX
JEWEL/Ten (Valory) 309 points, 99 spins 2 ADDS: KMLE*, WKSJ
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Country Aircheck Top Recurrents Points
KENNY CHESNEY/The Boys Of Fall (BNA) 9967BLAKE SHELTON/All About Tonight (Reprise/WMN) 7066LADY ANTEBELLUM/Our Kind Of Love (Capitol) 7064UNCLE KRACKER/Smile (Atlantic/Top Dog/BPG) 5687BILLY CURRINGTON/Pretty Good At Drinkin' Beer (Mercury) 5679LITTLE BIG TOWN/Little White Church (Capitol) 5317KEITH URBAN/I'm In (Capitol) 5165LEE BRICE/Love Like Crazy (Curb) 5036MIRANDA LAMBERT/The House That Built Me (Columbia) 4778JERROD NIEMANN/Lover, Lover (Sea Gayle/Arista) 4730
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1 1 DARIUS RUCKER/Come Back Song (Capitol) 4395 45 2711 44
4 2 ZAC BROWN BAND f/A. JACKSON/As She's... (Southern Ground/Atlantic/BPG) 4 4255 475 2642 302
3 3 SUGARLAND/Stuck Like Glue (Mercury) 4120 171 2508 117
2 4 EASTON CORBIN/Roll With It (Mercury) 3781 -440 2279 -284
8 5 RASCAL FLATTS/Why Wait (Big Machine) 3549 128 2177 102
7 6 TAYLOR SWIFT/Mine (Big Machine) 3537 77 2156 61
9 7 RODNEY ATKINS/Farmer's Daughter (Curb) 3521 117 2242 68
10 8 BRAD PAISLEY/Anything Like Me (Arista) 3461 69 2231 71
11 9 GEORGE STRAIT/The Breath You Take (MCA) 3266 -32 2029 -42
12 10 BAND PERRY/If I Die Young (Republic Nashville) 3190 102 1979 60
13 11 REBA/Turn On The Radio (Starstruck/Valory) 3190 221 1988 135
14 12 JASON ALDEAN/My Kinda Party (BBR) 2868 99 1760 75
17 13 CARRIE UNDERWOOD/Mama's Song (19/Arista) 4 2681 259 1665 161
16 14 TRACE ADKINS/This Ain't No Love Song (Show Dog-Universal) 2509 84 1549 48
15 15 KEITH URBAN/Put You In A Song (Capitol) 2480 24 1530 11
18 16 MIRANDA LAMBERT/Only Prettier (Columbia) 2329 31 1467 18
19 17 JUSTIN MOORE/How I Got To Be This Way (Valory) 2288 -4 1431 6
21 18 TIM MCGRAW/Felt Good On My Lips (Curb) 2173 97 1347 80
22 19 LUKE BRYAN/Someone Else Calling You Baby (Capitol) 2076 192 1294 129
23 20 CHRIS YOUNG/Voices (RCA) 2065 202 1304 142
24 21 TOBY KEITH/Bullets In The Gun (Show Dog-Universal) 4 1777 228 1088 155
25 22 ERIC CHURCH/Smoke A Little Smoke (EMI Nashville) 1652 155 977 92
27 23 LADY ANTEBELLUM/Hello World (Capitol) 4 1475 401 898 202
26 24 BLAKE SHELTON/Who Are You When I'm Not... (Reprise/WMN) 1267 156 803 91
28 25 JOE NICHOLS/The Shape I'm In (Show Dog-Universal) 1184 141 755 88
29 26 DIERKS BENTLEY/Draw Me A Map (Capitol) 1030 11 639 -8
30 27 SUNNY SWEENEY/From A Table Away (Republic Nashville) 906 79 606 52
34 28 BILLY CURRINGTON/Let Me Down Easy (Mercury) 812 185 554 133
31 29 STEEL MAGNOLIA/Just By Being You (Halo &... (Big Machine) 791 -9 477 3
35 30 JAMES WESLEY/Real (BBR) 674 118 410 74
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32 31 JANEDEAR GIRLS/Wildflower (Reprise/WMN) 672 24 422 28
33 32 JOSH KELLEY/Georgia Clay (MCA) 645 5 361 5
39 33 JERROD NIEMANN/What Do You Want (Sea Gayle/Arista ) 612 223 414 147
36 34 JAMEY JOHNSON/Playing The Part (Mercury) 516 6 285 -6
38 35 THOMPSON SQUARE/Are You Gonna Kiss Me Or Not (Stoney Creek) 500 79 317 40
37 36 CRAIG CAMPBELL/Family Man (BPG) 481 -9 299 7
37 KENNY CHESNEY/Somewhere With You (BNA) 4 395 340 278 245
41 38 CLAY WALKER/Where Do I Go From You (Curb) 356 63 230 32
40 39 FRANKIE BALLARD/Tell Me You Get Lonely (Reprise/WAR) 310 -58 151 -39
42 40 GWYNETH PALTROW/Country Strong (RCA) 287 6 160 6
45 41 GARY ALLAN/Kiss Me When I'm Down (MCA) 279 51 199 26
47 42 BRETT ELDREDGE/Raymond (Atlantic/WAR) 268 84 189 43
43 43 JAMES OTTO/Soldiers And Jesus (Warner Bros./WMN) 258 8 187 4
44 44 SARA EVANS/A Little Bit Stronger (RCA) 253 15 141 14
46 45 WALKER HAYES/Pants (Capitol) 209 -1 149 -1
48 46 GRETCHEN WILSON/I Got Your Country Right Here (Redneck/CO5) 162 -20 86 -8
52 47 CRAIG MORGAN/Still A Little Chicken Left... (BNA) 159 31 114 19
51 48 RANDY HOUSER/A Man Like Me (Show Dog-Universal) 153 9 103 8
50 49 JARON & TLRTL/That's Beautiful...(Jaronwood/Big Machine/Republic Nashville) 149 -9 114 -8
49 50 JOANNA SMITH/Gettin' Married (Columbia) 136 -32 89 -21
57 51 LITTLE BIG TOWN/Kiss Goodbye (Capitol) 135 52 97 44
55 52 DUE WEST/The Bible And The Belt (Black River) 133 37 97 27
58 53 LOCASH COWBOYS/Keep In Mind (Stroudavarious) 102 35 65 26
56 54 ADAM BRAND/Ready For Love (Arista) 101 13 69 7
54 55 UNCLE KRACKER f/KID ROCK/Good To Be Me (Atlantic/Top Dog/BPG) 96 -1 63 0
53 56 JEWEL/Ten (Valory) 91 -12 37 -3
57 JOSH TURNER/I Wouldn't Be A Man (MCA) 87 69 64 48
58 MARGARET DURANTE/Mississippi's Cryin' (Emrose/Stroudavarious/Nine North) 52 2 34 3
59 JUDDS/I Will Stand By You (Curb) 51 12 35 8
60 LEE BRICE/Beautiful Every Time (Curb) 45 21 43 22Debut
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