June 23, 2008 - Country Aircheck

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June 23, 2008
Issue 95
Big, Bad & Thirsty: Toby On Tour
Show Dog big dog Toby Keith opened his Biggest &
Baddest summer tour in Birmingham, AL last week, and radio
promotion for the tour has a theme this time out. “It’s called
the Thirsty Monkey Lounge and it happens before the show
in a little trailer,” says Clear Channel WDXB/Birmingham
Promotions Director Daniel Wyatt. “It’s just like a trailer
park trailer, but smaller and it’s a very cool experience for the
listeners and radio peeps.”
Cox WZZK PD Justin Case calls it, “A backstage
experience like no other. There were snacks, beverages and
gifts for all winners. Toby introduced his Show Dog acts,
Trailer Choir, Carter’s Chord and Mica Roberts. Each sang
two songs. Everyone got a pic with Toby and the rest of the
artists and the hang lasted about an hour. Everyone was blown
away by the casual party-like atmosphere. It was very relaxed,
which only added to the cool factor.”
Of course, that’s only the beginning. “When the concert
started on the big stage, Trailer Choir immediately won the
crowd over with ‘Rockin’ the Beer Gut,’” Case says. “They
also talked about their song being in the new Toby movie and
proceeded to knock out, ‘Off The Hillbilly Hook.’ Carter’s
Chord did a couple of tunes, showed strong harmonies and a
confident rapport with the crowd. Montgomery Gentry did
what they do best -- got the crowd rockin’ with all their hits.
Both guys look great, by the way. Fit and ready for action.
continued on page 5
Thank The Monkey: Show Dog’s Trailer Choir, Toby Keith and
radio winners pre-show in Birmingham.
Sidweber Joins Promotion
Merry-Go-’Round
Today was quite a day in the regional promotion world.
In addition to the stories on Mike Sirls and Eric Beggs in
today’s Country Aircheck Today, we got word late Monday
that Capitol/Nashville Southwest regional Mara Sidweber had
resigned. We should be able to tell you where she’s going soon.
In the meantime, Capitol/Nashville Sr. VP/Promotion Jimmy
Harnen tells CA that, at least for the time being, VP/Radio
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Strategies & Field Marketing Shane Allen will handle the region
in addition to his other label responsibilities.
Monday’s CAT reported that RCA/Nashville Dir./Midwest
Promotion Mike Sirls was leaving his label home of the last
eight years next month to take a little break from the business.
This was his second stint with Nipper, having previously served
a six-year run. For the next month, reach him at Mike.Sirls@
sonybmg.com. RCA VP/Promotion Keith Gale can be contacted
about the open post at keith.gale@sonybmg.com.
Also yesterday, the CAT broke the news that Eric Beggs had
resigned from Show Dog, where he spent the last two years as
Southeast regional.
WSIX Dreams For St. Jude
WSIX (The Big 98)/Nashville completed its St. Jude
Dream House promotion last night, raising $1.6 million dollars
in the process. The station sold $100 tickets for a chance to
win the home, with the lucky winners hailing from Clarksville,
TN. “Everybody here is on cloud 9(8) today,” says PD Keith
Kaufman. “To think that when we ask our audience to send
us their money for
two days during
radiothon...they
respond by sending
over $417,000. Then
we ask them to spend
$100 on a raffle ticket
and 16,000 do it -- it’s
mind boggling.” Since
starting the Dream
House promotion in
2005, The Big 98 has
raised $5.2 million for
St. Jude.
Kenny Root, Root, Roots For Cubbies
Prior to Saturday’s “Poets & Pirates Tour” date before
50,000 fans in Chicago’s iconic Soldier Field, Kenny Chesney
dropped by the friendly confines of Wrigley Field to sing “Take
Me Out To The Ball Game” during the seventh inning stretch.
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My Tunes: Music That Shaped My Life
CMT Radio Network’s Angela Gimlin
discusses her most meaningful songs, albums
or concerts:
1. Andrew Lloyd Webber: His work is
beautiful and catchy. Hey, don’t make fun.
2. U2, Achtung Baby: U2 can do no wrong in
my eyes. (Okay, maybe that “Lemon” song was
a tad obnoxious, but cut the kids a break!) I
was introduced to them at a young age and
one of my goals in life is to see them live
before I die.
3. Garth Brooks, Oklahoma City, July 1997: I was working as a part
time jock for KLAW/Lawton, OK and we had helped him sell a ton of
tickets in our neck of the woods. I had never seen such a show and
don’t expect to again. I became a lifelong fan of my fellow Okie.
4.“Boomer Sooner”: You know, the University of Oklahoma fight
song? Hey, I’m not copying Gator Michaels. I am simply saying we
both have great taste in college sports teams.
5. Anything by Patsy Cline: Her voice could melt cheese.
• A highly regarded song or album you’ve never heard: Anything
by Rush. I am told I need to be a musician to understand.
• An “important” piece of music you just don’t get: “Smells Like
Teen Spirit” by Nirvana.
• An album you played or listened to incessantly: Abbey Road by
The Beatles. I actually truly discovered the Beatles in college. Being a
theater dork, we would hang around the green room and this album
was constantly piped through the sound system. Since then, I think I
have burned through about five copies of this CD.
The Cubs were trailing
the Chicago White Sox
3-1 at the time, but
shortly after Chesney
was done and joined
Cubs’ broadcasters to
chat in the bottom half
of the inning, a pair of Cubs hit back-to-back homers to tie the
game. Remarked Cubs’ broadcaster Bob Brenley to Chesney
after the second shot, “I didn’t know Derrek Lee and Aramis
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Birthdays
Tuesday (6/24) - Kevin Anderson, Cory Gierman
Wednesday (6/25) - Matt Thompson, Rocco Cosco (rcosco@curb.com),
Michael Francis, Todd Nixon (todd.nixon@cumulus.com), Marie Pindea,
Kevin Whitesell, Martha Borchetta
Thursday (6/26) - Gretchen Wilson, David Berry (david.berry@
sonybmg.com), Tanner Byrom, David Corlew, Ralph Ezell, George
Hughen, Aubrey Parker, Adelle Borchetta (adelleborchetta@
loftoncreekrecords.com)
Friday (6/27) - Lorrie Morgan, Lee Carroll, Scott Crosby, Hannah
Sanford, Tom Travis (tomtravis@clearchannel.com)
Saturday (6/28) - the late George Morgan, Aaron Doerr, Frank Hamlin,
J.D. Spangler
Sunday (6/29) - Lloyd Stark, Dave Willis
Monday (6/30) - Lance Miller, Randy Chase (rchase@chaserainer.com),
Adam Jeffries (adam@kjug.com), Dawn Michaels
Ramirez were country music fans, but you certainly inspired
them.” Pictured with Chesney as he exhorted the crowd (“three
strikes you’re out”) are his father (red cap) and ABC-TV’s Kirk
Herbstreet.
Jewel To Jimmy: PDs Are OK
“There’s nothing better than radio program directors,”
smirked Jimmy Kimmel while interviewing Jewel on his show
last week. “Salt of the earth.” The context of the conversation
was the Valory artist’s move to country and how she was
introducing herself to Country radio. And there she was sticking
up for the format. “No,
actually...they really consider
themselves guardians of
the format. They care. They
love music still. So it’s nice
not to have just a bunch of
jaded people.” See the full
interview here.
Play MPE Usage Grows
The industry’s rapid adoption of digital distribution is
increasingly evident, as Vancouver-based Destiny Media
Technologies’ Play MPE service posted a 135% increase in
deliveries in the past year, providing six million downloads,
streams, burns and exports. The company reports users were up
52% to 21,476, while music tracks in the system increased 80%
to nearly 87,000 from 1,000 labels including all four majors.
Diaries Get Online Support
For the 250 markets that won’t be part of PPM, Arbitron
today launched the website www.arbitron.com/diary as a “onestop resource” for diary-market subscribers with online tutorials,
on-demand training courses, interactive Q&A and qualitative
information including Scarborough data, “Retail Direct” and
“Qualitative Diary” features.
June 23, 2008
Gig Alerts
• KUUB/Reno, NV morning co-host Malayna Kerton may be
in need of a partner following today’s resignation of Tim Lynah.
APD/MD Chris Hart is accepting airchecks and resumes at
2900 Sutro St., Reno, NV 89512.
• RCA/Nashville VP/Promotion Keith Gale is looking for
a new regional. Email your interest to him at keith.gale@
sonybmg.com.
Industry News
SHOUT! Factory and the Country Music Hall of Fame
and Museum have enlisted documentarians David Leaf and
Morgan Neville to supervise the production of several multipart original series on the history of country music for television
broadcast and DVD distribution. Series will include The Roots
of Country and Bluegrass, The Honky Tonk Tradition, Outlaw
Country, The Nashville Sound, The Politics of Country, Country
Songs and Songwriters, California Country and No Depression.
The 21st Annual Music Row Ladies Golf Tournament
raised more than $40,000 for United Cerebral Palsy of Middle
Tennessee. Celebrity players included Whitney Duncan, Amy
Grant, Kellie Pickler, LeAnn Rimes and Julie Roberts.
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Check Out: In Stores 6/17
Mark Chesnutt Rollin’ With The Flow
(Lofton Creek)
“This CD would not have been possible without
the belief and support of [KFTX/Corpus Christi
GM/morning host] Dr. Bruce Nelson and [former
KPLX/Dallas PD] John Sebastian.” This message
adorns the inside artwork of Chesnutt’s first
release on Lofton Creek records. Jimmy Ritchey produces the 12-track
album that includes,“Things To Do In Wichita,”“Live To Be 100,”“(Come
On In) The Whiskey’s Fine,”“Man In The Mirror,” and “She Never Got Me
Over You.”
Road Hammers Blood Sweat & Steel (Montage)
This is the first American release from these
northern imports whose first self-titled album
was a mainstay on the Canadian Country charts
in 2005 & 2006. Road Hammer Jason McCoy
shares writing credit on five of the 12 tracks, while
band members Clayton Bellamy and Chris Byrne
join him for “Nashville Bound” and “Keep On Truckin’.” Several Nashville
songwriters are credited, including John Rich, Vicky McGehee and Byron
Hill on “Workin’ Hard At Lovin’ You.”
Upcoming Releases:
July 1
Katie Armiger Believe (Cold River/Nine North)
July 15 Randy Travis Around The Bend (Warner Bros.)
July 22 Sugarland Love On The Inside (Mercury)
Aug. 5 Jamey Johnson That Lonesome Song (Mercury
Heidi Newfield What Am I Waiting For (Curb)
Keith Anderson C’mon! (Columbia)
Halloween In June: Team Miley Virus & Hannah Bandana took first
place in the 21st Annual Music Row Ladies Golf Tournament costume contest. Pictured (l-r) are Misty Loggins, John Rolfe, Laura
Douglas, Julie Roberts and Shauna Mosley.
Aug. 19 George Jones Burn Your Playhouse Down (Bandit)
Album release info to news@countryaircheck.com.
June 23, 2008
Buddy Lee Attractions has signed New York City-based
country band Her And Kings County. Gary Kirves and David
Kiswiney are the responsible agents.
Amy Grant, Ed Bruce (“Mamas Don’t Let Your Babies
Grow Up To Be Cowboys”) and Marcus Hummon (“God Bless
The Broken Road”) are scheduled to perform at the Terry and
Carmen Thompson Benefit at The Factory in Franklin June 24.
Proceeds from the event will go to songwriter Terry Thompson’s
wife Carmen’s medical bills following a life altering accident.
Tickets are available by phone at 615-481-1910 or at www.
terryandcarmen.com.
Jim Collins (“It Just Comes Natural.” “The Good Stuff,”
“She Thinks My Tractor’s Sexy”) has signed an exclusive
songwriting agreement with Elevation Music Publishing.
CMT received six Promax and Broadcast Designers’
Association Awards last week at the 2008 Promax/BDA
Conference in New York.
Habitat For Humanity’s Wichita Falls, TX chapter has
named a street in their first subdivision, Fuller Estates, Grant Gill
Lane after Vince Gill and Amy Grant. The organization named
the street in their honor after the donation they made several
years ago from concert profits.
Artist News
Eric Church will be one of the focuses of Vanderbilt
University’s Owen Graduate School of Management’s Summer
Business Institute. Church performed for the
class of 100 at the Country Music Hall of Fame
along with 150 members of his fan club, to
acquaint them with the product in which they
will spend the summer developing/proposing
business solutions for.
Taylor Swift’s MySpace page has
Eric Church
surpassed 50 million music streams, averaging
five million a month.
Diamond Rio, Emerson Drive, Collin Raye and John
Anderson will perform at the Hook and Ladder Country Music
Festival benefiting the Arkansas Fallen Firefighters Memorial.
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Tube Check
Tuesday 6/24 - Taylor Swift, Live with Regis & Kelly (syndicated).
Wednesday 6/25 - Jessica Simpson, The View (ABC).
Thursday 6/26 - Jewel, CMT’s Top 20 Countdown; Connie Smith, Aaron
Tippin, Jason Michael Carroll, Crook & Chase (RFD-TV).
Friday 6/27 - Trace Adkins, Tonight Show with Jay Leno (NBC).
Saturday 6/28 - Jewel, Origins (GAC); Dwight Yoakam, Joe Nichols,
Jennifer Hanson, Charley Pride, Opry Live (re-air) (GAC).
Sunday 6/29 - Brad Paisley, Superstar Sessions (GAC).
Monday 6/30 - Martina McBride, GAC Nights.
Clay Walker’s Band Against MS has awarded a $5,000
Summer Research Scholarship to University of Texas at Houston
Medical School sophomore Stephanie Tran. She will spend
that time working with Walker’s personal physician Dr. Jerry
Wolinsky on the “Cortical Lesion In Multiple Sclerosis” project.
Travis Tritt and Marty Stuart will set out on an acoustic
tour together this Fall. Dates can be found at www.martystuart.net.
The Week’s Top Stories
Full coverage of the week’s news is available in the archives
at www.countryaircheck.com.
• Triton Radio Networks purchased the Denver-based Jones
Media Group including Jones Media America, Jones Radio
Networks and JonesTM. Terms were not disclosed. Four
marketing staffers have exited. (CAT 6/20 & 23)
• Lotus’ KUUB/Reno, NV morning co-host Tim “Lynah”
Leary was hired for mornings at WCTK/Providence beginning
July 21. He replaces Matt St. Peter and Chris Whitten, who
exited the station earlier this month. (CAT 6/23)
• Six major radio groups responded collectively to Arbitron’s
decision to resume September’s PPM rollout saying what
they’ve seen to date “does not meet our expectations of a high-
June 23, 2008
quality measurement tool.” (CAT 6/23)
• Former WKDF/Nashville PD Bud Ford was
named Director/Programming for the new Artists
& Fans Network (AFN), which launches July 1.
(CAT 6/17)
Toby On Tour
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Date Check
August 21 - 2008 SOURCE Foundation Awards and Dinner Musician’s Hall Of Fame and Museum - www.sourcenashville.com
Bud Ford
(continued from page 1)
“Toby’s stage has been revamped and the show opens with a
video talking about his new movie and some skits featuring the
Ford F-150. I don’t want to spoil anything, just don’t miss the
video open. The audience loved it...and Toby.
“The show is up tempo with only a few ballads, keeping the
fans on their feet for the whole concert. The slower songs give
couples a chance to snuggle and sway. Mica Roberts gets called
out to solo with the Easy Money Band and then duet with Toby on
‘Let’s Get Trashed.’ Every seat seems like front row with the
giant video wall behind Toby. There are explosions, fireworks
and confetti cannons. The show is loud and rowdy... and the
crowd was too.”
Wyatt agrees, calling it, “Probably one of the best Toby
shows I have ever seen. The stage set is a giant front end of the
October16 - 14th Annual Inspirational Country Music Awards Nashville, TN - www.ccma.cc
September 08 - Miller Harris Memorial Golf Tournament Franklin, TN
September 13 - Swampstock 2008 - Rayville, LA
March 4-6, 2009 - CRS-40 - Nashville, TN - www.crb.org
new Ford truck. Very impressive. In all, a good rowdy time sure
to impress hardcore Toby fans and general country music fans
along with jaded radio workers.”
“With gas prices at $4.00 or higher, this show provides the
diversion everyone deserves,” Case concludes. “You get your
money’s worth in hit songs alone. The awesome stage show is
icing on the cake.”
- Lon Helton, lon@countryaircheck.com
Chuck Aly, chuck@countryaircheck.com
Erin Duvall, erin@countryaircheck.com
(615) 320-1450
Monkey On His Back: WZZK’s Justin Case and Toby Keith.
Chart Page 1
June 23, 2008
LW
TW
Artist/Title (Label)
Total Points+/- Points Total Plays +/- Plays Audience +/- Aud Stations ADDS
2
1
KENNY CHESNEY/Better As A Memory (BNA)
14202
762
4696
242
35.876
1.926
121
0
1
2
CARRIE UNDERWOOD/Last Name (19/Arista)
13187
-670
4391
-199
33.147
-1.13
121
0
5
3
BLAKE SHELTON/Home (Warner Bros.)
12957
462
4388
144
32.747
1.464
121
0
6
4
MONTGOMERY GENTRY/Back When I Knew It All (Columbia)
12770
623
4210
197
32.048
1.491
121
0
7
5
ALAN JACKSON/Good Time (Arista) 4
12124
1027
4100
373
30.364
2.023
121
0
3
6
BRAD PAISLEY/I'm Still A Guy (Arista) 4
11727 -1340
3829
-471
29.993
-3.134
121
0
8
7
DIERKS BENTLEY/Trying To Stop Your Leaving (Capitol)
10320
204
3458
108
24.982
0.257
121
0
9
8
BROOKS & DUNN/Put A Girl In It (Arista)
9643
982
3320
361
24.284
3.059
121
0
4
9
RASCAL FLATTS/Every Day (Lyric Street)
9390 -3425
3086
-1149
24.99
-7.4
121
0
12
10
SUGARLAND/All I Want To Do (Mercury) 4
9082
1352
2950
485
23.122
3.76
120
3
11
11
MIRANDA LAMBERT/Gunpowder & Lead (Columbia)
8555
569
2808
181
20.652
1.634
116
1
13
12
KEITH ANDERSON/I Still Miss You (Columbia)
7856
616
2660
216
19.337
1.612
117
2
17
13
TAYLOR SWIFT/Should've Said No (Big Machine)
7568
996
2492
336
18.863
2.329
119
4
15
14
JOSH GRACIN/We Weren't Crazy (Lyric Street)
7286
560
2544
198
17.183
1.205
118
0
14
15
JOSH TURNER f/T. Yearwood/Another Try (MCA)
7004
225
2398
76
16.4
0.711
117
0
20
16
KEITH URBAN/You Look Good In My Shirt (Capitol) 4
7000
1703
2274
515
18.282
4.642
119
5
18
17
GARY ALLAN/Learning How To Bend (MCA)
6748
430
2308
112
15.471
1.112
116
0
16
18
REBA MCENTIRE/Every Other Weekend (MCA)
6745
73
2351
56
16.165
0.261
114
0
19
19
LOST TRAILERS/Holler Back (BNA)
6577
357
2193
151
14.583
1.036
117
1
21
20
JIMMY WAYNE/Do You Believe Me Now (Valory)
5537
522
1854
177
12.527
1.248
113
5
23
21
JASON MICHAEL CARROLL/I Can Sleep When I'm... (Arista)
5325
485
1803
153
11.689
0.69
114
4
22
22
JULIANNE HOUGH/That Song In My Head (Mercury)
5184
247
1735
95
12.314
1.223
110
2
26
23
DARIUS RUCKER/Don't Think I Don't Think... (Capitol)
4698
914
1460
308
10.785
2.061
104
8
24
24
TRISHA YEARWOOD/This Is Me You're Talking... (Big Machine)
4473
36
1411
1
10.013
-0.056
109
0
27
25
LUKE BRYAN/Country Man (Capitol)
3943
470
1343
173
9.038
1.094
92
4
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LW
TW
28
26
HEIDI NEWFIELD/Johnny And June (Curb)
3872
523
1341
191
8.768
0.914
88
3
29
27
GEORGE STRAIT/Troubadour (MCA) 4
3813
1067
1361
427
9.522
2.836
97
12
33
28
JESSICA SIMPSON/Come On Over (Columbia)
3252
953
1011
315
7.273
2.058
91
15
30
29
CHUCK WICKS/All I Ever Wanted (RCA)
2729
32
949
5
5.48
0.108
92
5
31
30
JASON ALDEAN/Relentless (BBR)
2641
216
933
94
5.41
0.545
85
5
32
31
SUGARLAND/Life In A Northern Town (Mercury)
2470
88
779
9
7.036
0.221
36
0
34
32
CRYSTAL SHAWANDA/You Can Let Go (RCA)
2462
302
829
107
5.353
0.582
74
2
35
33
CRAIG MORGAN/Love Remembers (BNA)
2290
537
821
192
4.487
1.444
80
2
37
34
JO DEE MESSINA/I'm Done (Curb)
1834
105
675
29
3.437
0.106
68
3
50
35
BRAD PAISLEY/Waitin' On A Woman (Arista)
1566
1066
543
393
3.864
2.57
38
36
RODNEY ATKINS/Invisibly Shaken (Curb)
1504
213
579
75
2.897
0.441
64
1
41
37
BUCKY COVINGTON/I'll Walk (Lyric Street)
1458
312
546
96
2.746
0.862
65
4
39
38
JAMEY JOHNSON/In Color (Mercury)
1414
148
533
58
2.848
0.357
60
7
44
39
KELLIE PICKLER/Don't You Know You're... (19/BNA)
1258
277
393
82
2.404
0.569
47
12
40
40
ADAM GREGORY/Crazy Days (No Strings Attached/Midas)
1209
60
507
24
2.206
0.287
57
2
42
41
ELI YOUNG BAND/When It Rains (Republic/Universal South)
1157
80
358
13
2.651
0.216
33
4
43
42
ERIC CHURCH/His Kind Of Money (My Kind...) (Capitol)
1084
47
395
14
1.977
0.18
37
1
45
43
ASHTON SHEPHERD/Sounds So Good (MCA)
1008
166
380
70
1.862
0.327
50
8
46
44
CHRIS YOUNG/Voices (RCA)
915
84
315
52
1.292
0.15
45
4
36
45
LEANN RIMES/Good Friend And A Glass Of ... (Curb)
812
-932
275
-300
1.722
-1.652
65
0
48
46
DAVID NAIL/I'm About To Come Alive (MCA)
780
18
290
-12
1.389
0.004
42
1
47
47
RISSI PALMER/No Air (1720)
778
-6
283
-3
1.481
-0.018
33
1
49
48
RANDY HOUSER/Anything Goes (Universal South)
730
178
253
62
1.311
0.253
33
3
Debut 49
JAMES OTTO/For You (Warner Bros.)
634
282
258
111
1.137
0.525
30
8
Debut 50
LADY ANTEBELLUM/Lookin' For A Good Time (Capitol)
611
177
158
42
1.232
0.219
23
10
Total Points +/- Points Total Plays+/- Plays Audience +/- Aud Stations ADDS
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5 point gainers.
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Country Aircheck Chart Info
Activator Top Point Gainers
Aircheck Add Leaders
RASCAL FLATTS/Bob That Head (Lyric Street)
GEORGE STRAIT/Troubadour (MCA)
KELLIE PICKLER/Don't You Know You're ... (19/BNA)
LEE BRICE/Upper Middle Class White Trash (Curb)
ZAC BROWN BAND/Chicken Fried (Live Nation Artists)
46
22
15
12
12
11
10
8
8
8
8
1703
1352
1067
1066
1027
996
982
953
914
762
4
4
4
4
4
SUGARLAND/All I Want To Do (Mercury)
KEITH URBAN/You Look Good In My Shirt (Capitol)
Video Adds
Aircheck Top Spin Gainers
ALAN JACKSON/Good Time (Arista)
MONTGOMERY GENTRY/Back When I Knew It... (Columbia)
Activator Top Spin Gainers
Aircheck Top Point Gainers
Chart Page 3
515
485
427
393
373
361
336
315
308
242
CMT
TRAILER CHOIR/Off The Hillbilly Hook (Show Dog)
CMT Pure
LADY ANTEBELLUM/Lookin’ For A Good Time (Capitol)
GAC
918 4
616 4
556 4
556 4
433 4
390
379
363
344
269
476
360
297
286
264
239
190
186
178
140
June 23, 2008
Country Aircheck Chart Info
Aircheck Activity
LEANN RIMES/Good Friend And A Glass Of Wine (Curb)
Moves 36-45; 812 points, 275 spins; 0 ADDS
DAVID NAIL/I’m About To Come Alive (MCA)
Moves 48- 46*; 780 points, 290 spins; 1 ADD: WQYK*
Stays at 47; 778 points, 283 spins; 1 ADD: KUBL*
Moves 49*- 48*; 730 points, 253 spins; 3 ADDS: KUZZ, WGNE, WUSY
Enters at 49*; 634 points, 258 spins; 8 ADDS: KJUG, WGGY, WGKX*, WIL, WOGK, WPCV*, WRNS*, WYRK
LADY ANTEBELLUM/Lookin’ For A Good Time (Capitol)
Enters at 50*; 611 points, 158 spins; 10 ADDS: KIXZ, KKBQ*, KWNR, WGGY, WUBL, WWGR, WXBQ, WXTU, WYCD*, WYRK
LONESTAR/Let Me Love You (Lonestar/CO5)
467 points, 196 spins; 2 ADDS: KJJY*, WCTO*
PAT GREEN/Let Me (BNA)
451 points, 90 spins; 3 ADDS: KILT*, KIXZ, KSOP
MARCEL/I Love This Song (Lyric Street)
449 points, 157 spins; 3 ADDS: KJUG, WEZL, WSOC*
404 points, 130 spins; 22 ADDS INCLUDING: KBWF, KKWF, KSOP, KUBL*, KUSS, KWJJ, WDAF, WKHX, WUBE, WXTU
KEVIN FOWLER/Best Mistake I Ever Made (Equity)
392 points, 74 spins; 1 ADD: KBEQ
KID ROCK/All Summer Long (Atlantic)
353 points, 134 spins; 2 ADDS: KHKI*, WBCT
351 points, 116 spins; 8 ADDS: KATM*, KIXZ, KSKS, KUSS, KWJJ, WDAF, WMAD, WSOC*
JEWEL/I Do (Valory)
329 points, 110 spins; 6 ADDS: KDRK, KIXZ, KSON, WCTK, WDAF, WGAR
Chart Page 4
Add Dates
JUNE 30
CAROLINA RAIN/American Radio (Equity)
Stephen Cochran/Thinkin’ I’m Drinkin’ (Aria/Quarterback)
Darren Kozelsky/She Got Me There (Major 7th/Spinville/Nine North)
Rascal Flatts/ Bob That Head (Lyric Street)
Roys/I Only Have Good Days (Pedestal/Nine North Records)
LEE ANN WOMACK/Last Call (MCA)
July 7
Katie armiger/ Unseen(Cold River/Nine North)
JULY 14
LITTLE BIG TOWN/Fine Line (Capitol)
BRYNN MARIE/Start Now (Rhythm House)
LANCE MILLER/Old Back In The New School (Lofton Creek/Big 7)
Aircheck Top Recurrents
JAMES OTTO/Just Got Started Lovin' You (Warner Bros.)
TRACE ADKINS/You're Gonna Miss This (Capitol)
GEORGE STRAIT/I Saw God Today (MCA)
LADY ANTEBELLUM/Love Don't Live Here (Capitol)
PHIL VASSAR/Love Is A Beautiful Thing (Universal South)
RODNEY ATKINS/Cleaning This Gun (Come On...) (Curb)
CHRIS CAGLE/What Kinda Gone (Capitol)
ALAN JACKSON/Small Town Southern Man (Arista)
CARRIE UNDERWOOD/All-American Girl (19/Arista)
TAYLOR SWIFT/Picture To Burn (Big Machine)
9624
8650
8271
7273
6007
4916
4807
4128
3688
3671
LEE BRICE/Upper Middle Class White Trash (Curb)
315 points, 129 spins; 11 ADDS INCLUDING: KCCY, WCTK, WCTQ, WFUS, WGKX*, WRNS*, WSOC*, WSSL, WTQR, WWNU
Aircheck Activity includes the top 15 songs that rank 45-50 on this week’s chart
or are those that 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)
ACTIVATOR
LW
TW
TW Points
June 23, 2008/ Chart Page 5
+/- Points
TW Plays
+/- Plays
1
1
BLAKE SHELTON/Home
(Warner Bros.)
nd
4922
39
2969
17
4
2
MONTGOMERY GENTRY/Back When I Knew It All (Columbia)
4825
269
2882
134
2
3
4802
-11
2925
-21
2 Week at No. 1
3
4
CARRIE UNDERWOOD/Last Name (19/Arista)
4646
-152
2885
-46
6
5
4636
229
2829
130
8
6
3817
390
2258
186
9
7
3663
379
2265
178
10
8
KEITH ANDERSON/I Still Miss You (Columbia)
3429
214
2068
130
15
9
SUGARLAND/All I Want To Do (Mercury) 4
3324
616
1955
360
12
10
MIRANDA LAMBERT/Gunpowder & Lead (Columbia)
3028
177
1933
124
11
11
REBA MCENTIRE/Every Other Weekend (MCA)
2914
-74
1824
-7
14
12
GARY ALLAN/Learning How To Bend (MCA)
2795
56
1700
50
13
13
JOSH TURNER f/T. YEARWOOD/Another Try (MCA)
2752
-21
1737
-30
17
14
2692
344
1579
190
16
15
2636
206
1579
140
21
16
KEITH URBAN/You Look Good In My Shirt (Capitol) 4
2511
556
1468
286
20
17
2249
230
1345
121
19
18
JASON MICHAEL CARROLL/I Can Sleep When I'm Dead (Arista)
2198
141
1268
45
23
19
2040
363
1243
239
22
20
JIMMY WAYNE/Do You Believe Me Now (Valory)
2032
229
1179
130
24
21
JULIANNE HOUGH/That Song In My Head (Mercury)
1808
122
1061
100
25
22
LUKE BRYAN/Country Man (Capitol)
1759
172
1050
101
29
23
DARIUS RUCKER/Don't Think I Don't Think... (Capitol) 4
1644
433
995
264
28
24
1476
176
837
81
27
25
HEIDI NEWFIELD/Johnny And June (Curb)
1466
151
873
92
26
26
TRISHA YEARWOOD/This Is Me You're Talking To (Big Machine)
1421
-163
839
-104
32
27
JESSICA SIMPSON/Come On Over (Columbia) 4
1275
556
690
297
50
28
BRAD PAISLEY/Waitin' On A Woman (Arista) 4
1178
918
639
476
30
29
CRAIG MORGAN/Love Remembers (BNA)
1023
87
549
53
31
30
CHUCK WICKS/All I Ever Wanted (RCA)
989
76
541
29
4=Top
5 point gainers.
ACTIVATOR
LW
TW
June 23, 2008/ Chart Page 6
TW Points
+/- Points
TW Plays
+/- Plays
33
31
RODNEY ATKINS/Invisibly Shaken (Curb)
804
86
416
42
34
32
JAMEY JOHNSON/In Color (Mercury)
724
58
367
32
38
33
BUCKY COVINGTON/I'll Walk (Lyric Street)
596
90
326
38
36
34
JO DEE MESSINA/I'm Done (Curb)
575
-13
239
-11
40
35
ERIC CHURCH/His Kind Of Money (My Kind...) (Capitol)
571
103
299
38
41
36
CRYSTAL SHAWANDA/You Can Let Go (RCA)
514
78
207
39
42
37
KELLIE PICKLER/Don't You Know You're... (19/BNA)
491
117
250
59
39
38
483
14
238
15
52
39
465
227
228
93
43
40
ADAM GREGORY/Crazy Days (No Strings Attached/Midas)
436
86
167
22
45
41
CHRIS YOUNG/Voices (RCA)
431
101
189
40
37
42
LEANN RIMES/Good Friend And A Glass Of... (Curb)
424
-126
227
-74
53
43
419
205
166
75
51
44
356
105
201
48
47
45
ELI YOUNG BAND/When It Rains (Republic/Universal South)
353
42
173
9
44
46
LONESTAR/Let Me Love You (Lonestar/CO5)
324
-8
143
-2
46
47
CARTER'S CHORD/Different Breed (Show Dog)
315
1
112
-6
49
48
307
13
146
12
48
49
CHRIS CAGLE/No Love Songs (Capitol)
239
-59
108
-30
56
50
FISHER STEVENSON/No Tomorrow Here Tonight (Big Machine)
223
66
80
12
55
51
DIERKS BENTLEY f/S. BUXTON/Sweet And Wild (Capitol)
200
25
40
5
54
52
DAVID NAIL/I'm About To Come Alive (MCA)
192
-5
88
1
183
178
132
131
Debut 53
58
54
ASHLEY GEARING/Out The Window (Curb)
144
12
46
5
--
55
JOSHUA STEVENS/Rock 'N' Roll & Pensacola (Robbins)
138
23
59
7
JOHN MICHAEL MONTGOMERY/If You Ever Went... (Stringtown/CO5)
137
47
63
17
MIRANDA LAMBERT/More Like Her (Columbia)
136
-6
38
0
Debut 58
128
73
69
39
Debut 59
MARCEL/I Love This Song (Lyric Street)
120
16
77
9
114
2
49
2
Debut 56
57
57
Debut 60
ONE FLEW SOUTH/My Kind Of Beautiful (Decca)
4=Top
5 point gainers.

June 23, 2008 - Country Aircheck

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