WIVK No. 1 For 104 Straight Books

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Issue 24
Music Edition
WIVK No. 1 For 104 Straight Books;
Women Love KBEQ Last week’s ratings wrap contained the amazing news
that WXBQ/Johnson City-Kingsport-Bristol, TN-VA
marked 49 consecutive No. 1 books (12+) with its fall
2006 win and WUSY/Chattanooga notched an incredible
67th consecutive No. 1 with its fall victory. With all our
historical data locked in another computer somewhere, we
wondered where that left WIVK/Knoxville.
To our rescue came KSCS & KTYS/Dallas APD/MD
Chris Huff, a man with the distinction of having worked
at both WUSY and WIVK. Huff gave Country Aircheck
the ratings lowdown. “WIVK has been No. 1 12+ for 104
consecutive books dating back to April/May 1972.” he
said. “This includes simulcast numbers for WIVK-AM
before the FM went solo in 1988. The FM by itself has
been No. 1 since A/M 1979. Even more amazing, there
have only been106 Arbitron survey periods in Knoxville.
The market was first measured by Arbitron in A/M 1970
and WIVK-AM&FM were No. 1 with a 20.3. WIVK’s
Top 40 competitor, WNOX 990, won the A/M 1971 book.
And that remains the only Knoxville book ever in which
WIVK was not the No. 1 station in Knoxville.”
Kansas City Star: Kansas City’s three-way FM Country
battle has been in the forefront of the news lately. Among
the highlights: CBS Radio sold Country combo KBEQ
& KFKF to Wilks in Oct. 2006 and took control under
February 5, 2007
an LMA last November prior to the sale closing. About
a month ago, Entercom’s WDAF changed identities to
The Wolf. During that time, there have also been a lot
of airstaff changes at all three stations, including major
shifts in drive-time jocks, all of which we’ve chronicled.
But how about the fall book?
KBEQ took over the 12+ Country lead with a 4.5-4.9
move, which was good for a leap from eighth to fourth.
WDAF fell 4.8-4.7, and from a tie for fourth to fifth. KFKF
eased 4.3-4.1, but moved from a tie for tenth to ninth.
KBEQ’s story isn’t in the 12+, however. It set a
number of high-water marks Taking us beyond the
12+ numbers, KBEQ PD Mike Kennedy told Country
Aircheck, “Even in the face of a bunch of Christmas
music we did pretty good with women. While we were
fourth in Adults 25-54, we were No. 1 18-49 Women.
The morning show was No. 1 with an 11.1, the highest in
station history; middays was also No. 1 in that demo.
Among Women 25-44, mornings had a 12.5, the highest
in station history. We were No. 1 (in that demo) in
middays, too. In 25-54 Women, mornings was No. 1 with
a 10.1, also the highest number in station history. KBEQ
was No. 2 among Women 35-64.”
Christensen Back For Universal South
Promotion veteran Rhonda Christensen is returning
to the record biz after an almost two year absence,
starting in two weeks as Universal South’s West Coast
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Regional promotion rep. She replaces Shane Allen
who recently joined Capitol/Nashville as VP/Radio
Strategies & Field Marketing. Christensen left Epic/
Nashville in March 2005 after four years with the
label. She can be reached at 818-521-8593 or, for now,
rhondachristensen@pacbell.net. Her new email will be
rhonda.christensen@umusic.com.
Page Date Check
Feb. 11 - 49th annual Grammy Awards, Los Angeles.
www.grammy.com
February 27 - Country Radio & DJ Hall of Fame Dinner.
www.crb.org
February 28 to March 2 - CRS-38. www.crb.org
Radio News
Personalities: WTHI/Terre Haute, IN has promoted
evening air talent Eric Michaels to afternoons, a position
created by Party Marty Combs’ November move to
crosstown Country/Rock hybrid WSDM. Local radio vet
Doc Long had been handling afternoons on an interim
basis. OM Barry Kent is seeking Michaels replacement
in evenings, so send airchecks and resumes to bkent@wthi.emmis.com.
Formats: Covington Broadcasting AC WKBQ/
Covington, TN flipped Country on Friday as “The AllNew U.S. 51 Country 93-5 FM.” Previously a Jones
formatted station, the new Country signal is being
programmed by former Clear Channel KIAI/Mason
City, IA PD Gary Murdock, who’s also handling music
and afternoons. As we told you previously, Murdock is
continuing to voice track mornings and handle music
for KIAI from his new location in Tennessee. WKBQ’s
lineup includes Rick & Bubba in mornings, Handsome
Jimmy for middays, a jockless evening slot and Jones’
US Country overnight.
Swag: Former KZLA/Los Angeles staffers Tonya
Campos, Kevin Duhe and Ashley Paige have officially
launched Label Me T-Shirts, a company that allows
people to design their own t-shirts online for $19.95.
Details at www.labelmetshirts.com.
Country Cares
Radiothons to benefit St. Jude Children’s Research
Hospital are in full swing, and we’ll be keeping you
May 15 - 42nd Annual ACM Awards.
www.acmcountry.com
June 7-10 - CMA Music Festival.
www.cmafest.com
updated on the totals. Be sure to send us yours: news@countryaircheck.com.
KILT/Houston raised $831,075 during its fourth annual
Big Country Cure for Kids Radiothon on February 1-2.
WGH-FM/Norfolk raised a record $354,000 with its
recent St. Jude Radiothon.
WMZQ/Washington also set a new mark, rounding
up $1,141,139 for St. Jude. This was the station’s 15th
annual radiothon.
Industry News
Target and 180 Music are producing an exclusive
series of music releases to be available only in Target
stores. The Spotlight Music Series launches Feb.
27 and will retail for $9.99 per CD. Lines include
Features, Influences and Red Mix. Features includes
new music from established songwriters including Kris
Kristofferson and Willie Nelson. Red Mix titles include
Singer Songwriters, Nashville Now, Women of Song, and
Contemporary Crooners. Details at www.180music.com.
Marty Stuart hosts and performs along with Deana
Carter, Shooter Jennings, Joe Nichols, Charley Pride,
LeAnn Rimes, and Porter Wagoner during the Soul of
Country event set for Feb. 8 in Los Angeles. The show is
the ninth annual Grammy Foundation Music Preservation
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Page Tube Check
Tuesday (2/6) – Steve Azar, Lane Turner, the Oak
Ridge Boys, GAC Specials, (GAC); Taylor Swift,
GAC Specials, (GAC); Travis Tritt, Trisha Yearwood,
LeAnn Rimes, Charley Pride, Grand Ole Opry Live,
(GAC).
Wednesday (2/7) – John Mellencamp, Late Night
with David Letterman, (CBS); Tracy Lawrence,
Master Series, (GAC); Ray Scott, Taylor Swift, GAC
Specials, (GAC); Keith Anderson, GAC Specials,
(GAC).
Thursday (2/8) – Lee Ann Womack, Soundstage,
(PBS); Carolyn Dawn Johnson, Chris Young, GAC
Specials, (GAC); Lance Miller, Nashville Star,
(USA).
Friday (2/9) – Trent Tomlinson, Bomshel, Jeff Bates,
GAC Specials, (GAC).
Saturday (2/10) – Sheryl Crow, Willie Nelson, CMT
Crossroads, (CMT); Cowboy Crush, Budweiser
Shootout, (FOX Sports).
Sunday (2/11) – Steve Wariner, Grand Ole Opry
Live, (GAC).
Monday (2/12) – Dierks Bentley, My Music Mix, (GAC)
Project, and will be broadcast on XM’s Grammy Radio,
channel 200, on Friday (2/9) at 1 and 10pm ET. Details at
www.grammyfoundation.com.
BMG Publishing is sponsoring a benefit writers in
the round for Society Of Leaders In Development on
Friday (2/9) at Nashville Bluebird Cafe. Brett James,
Marcus Hummon, David Lee and Chris Lindsey will
perform. Details at www.solidnashville.com.
Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame Foundation has
elected publisher Roger Murrah to a second term as
Chairman. Other officers included Vice Chair John Van
Mol, Vice Chair Wayland Holyfield, Secretary David
Conrad and Treasurer Lisa Harless. Board members
include Karen Conrad, Mike Dye, Layng Martine,
Jr., Jim McBride, Tom Patten, Don Schlitz, Troy
Tomlinson, Michael L. Vaden, David L. Maddox and
Robert K. Oermann.
Artist News
Big & Rich performed at events surrounding last
week’s dedication of the Army’s new rehabilitation facility,
The Center for the Intrepid at Brooke Army Medical
Center in San Antonio. The duo also toured the premises
and visited with wounded soldiers and their families.
RCA’s Sara Evans will headline this year’s Country
Music Marathon post-race concert in Nashville on April 28.
Steve Azar will make an appearance at John Haley
Elementary in Irving, TX Thursday (2/8) in support of his
work with Afterschool Alliance, an organization working
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to provide affordable, quality after school programs for
young people.
Warner Bros. will release Blake Shelton’s Pure BS
on May 1. Bobby Braddock, Brent Rowan and Paul
Worley produced.
Lifenotes
Congrats to WGH/Norfolk morning hosts Jimmy
Ray Dunn and co-host Jen Lewis, both of whom
recently welcomed babies into their families. Lewis
gave birth to daughter Annalise, and Dunn’s wife
delivered son Brady William.
The Week’s Top Stories
Here are some of the biggest stories featured in
Country Aircheck Today since our last Music Edition. Visit
the archives section of our website for complete coverage of
these stories and more: www.countryaircheck.com.
• Lyric Street’s Trent Tomlinson replaced Taylor
Swift in the New Faces lineup for CRS-38. Swift was
forced to bow out of the March 2 performance when
the label determined she was unable to work around her
concert date with George Strait that night in Kansas
City. Swift will perform on CRS Thursday (3/1) at Big
Machine’s Big Night Out event. Tomlinson was sixth in
New Faces balloting. (CAT 1/31)
• Universal South Co-National/Midwest & Southeast
Nathan Cruise has been named Co-National and
Director/Southeast for Category 5. Concurrently,
Category 5 has promoted its Northeast rep David Shaw
to Co-National and Sr. Director/Northeast. Cruise’s new
contact info: ncruise@category5records.com, 615-3012285. (CAT 2/2)
• KQFC/Boise, ID PD/middayer Kevin Anderson
has exited the Country outlet. He joined KQFC in
Page Check Out
This week’s album releases include:
Jason Michael Carroll
Waitin’ In The Country (Arista)
Advanced by the emotionally
wrenching and chart rocketing first
single “Alyssa Lies,” Jason Michael
Carroll’s debut includes 11 songs, five
of which he wrote or co-wrote. Titles
include “I Can Sleep When I’m Dead,” “Lookin’ At You”
and “No Good In Goodbye,” which features a guest turn
by Jewel. Don Gehman (Hootie & The Blowfish, John
Mellencamp, Pat Green) produced.
Upcoming album releases:
Feb. 6 Jason Michael Carroll Waitin’ In The Country (Arista)
Feb. 20 Kathie Baillie Love’s Funny That Way (Aspirion)
March 6 Sunny Sweeney Heartbreaker’s Hall Of Fame (Big Machine)
March 13 Billy Joe Shaver Greatest Hits (Compadre)
March 27 Alabama Songs of Inspriation Volume II (RCA)
Jack Ingram This Is It (Big Machine)
Tim McGraw Let It Go (Curb)
April 3 Martina McBride Wake Up Laughing (RCA)
April 17 Bucky Covington TBA (Lyric Street)
May 1 Miranda Lambert Crazy Ex-Girlfriend (Columbia)
Blake Shelton Pure BS (Warner Bros.)
May 15 Jason Meadows 100% Cowboy (Baccerstick/CO5)
Send album release information to news@countryaircheck.com.
Jan. 2005 after three years as PD of WSTH/Columbus,
GA and 15 years with WSM-AM and/or WSM-FM/
Nashville. Airchecks and resumes to Citadel/Boise
VP/GM Mike Owens at mike.owens@citcomm.com.
Anderson can be reached at kevinanderson@cableone.net
or 208-362-7266. (CAT 2/2)
February 5, 2007
Page Birthdays
Tuesday (2/6) - Dan Seals, Anita Cochran
Wednesday (2/7) - Wilma Lee Cooper, Garth Brooks,
Deb Castle (dcastle@hallmarkdirectionco.com),
Summer Harman (summer@brokenbowrecords.com)
Thursday (2/8) - David Bryan, Kimberly Dunn, David
Friedman (david.friedman@sonybmg.com)
Friday (2/9) - Joe Ely, Danni Leigh, Travis Tritt, Anne
Sarosdy, Tamara Saviano, Janie Wes, Brian Horner
Saturday (2/10) - Lionel Cartwright, Misti Filipiak,
Robin Gordon, Scott Heuerman, Chris Palmer
(christian.palmer@disney.com), Cindy Finch,
Shauna Moseley
Sunday (2/11) - Moe Bandy
• CBS Radio/Houston Sr. VP/GM Laura Morris
was awarded two honors by American Women in
Radio & Television. Morris received AWRT’s Lifetime
Achievement Award and Radio Market Manager of the
Year during last night’s Houston AWRT chapter gala. She
oversees stations including Country KILT-FM/Houston.
(CAT 2/2)
• KATM/Modesto, CA’s open MD/evening post has
been filled by Nikki Thomas who most recently worked
at CHR/Pop KWYE/Fresno. Thomas takes the position
left vacant in November with the departure of Chris
Costa. (CAT 2/1)
• Wilks’ WNKK/Columbus, OH PD Ric Knight
kicked off the station’s new Wake Up & Wink morning
show on Thursday (2/1). WNKK, which flipped from
Active Rock as WAZU to the “Wink 107.1 New Country
& Only New Country” on Jan. 8, had been running
jockless since. (CAT 1/30)
• Windswept Music Publishing Sr. Director/Creative
Cliff Audretch, III was named Sr. Director/A&R for
Universal South. Prior to his nine years at Windswept,
Audretch spent three years with E-Squared Records.
(CAT 1/30)
- Lon Helton, lon@countryaircheck.com
Chuck Aly, chuck@countryaircheck.com
(615) 244-4484
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Page Fall No. 1s: KATC, WRNS, KTST, WCTK, KWEN, KFDI
One of the fall book’s top stories has to be that of KATC/Colorado Springs. This Citadel station debuted at the end of last June
and in just two books has rocketed to No. 1 12+. Its summer-fall move of 4.5-7.4 boosted it from eleventh to first.
Under the heading of “the rich get richer,” Three of the six No.1 finishers tacked on healthy gains to their already
market-leading numbers. WRNS/Greenville-New Bern moved up 11.5-13.1, KWEN/Tulsa increased 8.1-9.5 and KFDI/Wichita
gained 11.4-13.1. The other two No.1s posted gains, with KTST moving 6.3-6.9 and WCTK increasing 7.5-7.9.
A “+” indicates a Classic Country outlet, a “^” designates Country stations in the same market owned by a single
operator and an “*” indicates a tie.
Station/City
12+ Share
Last ARB
KRST/Albuquerque
4.8
KBQI/Albuquerque
4.8
KAGM/Albuquerque+
--
KKRG/Albuquerque+
2.0
KUZZ-A&F/Bakersfield, CA^ 8.2
KBKO/Bakersfield, CA
2.2
KCWR/Bakersfield, CA^+
1.4
WZZK/Birmingham^
5.3
WDXB/Birmingham
4.8
WNCB/Birmingham^
1.4
KIZN/Boise, ID^
5.5
KQFC/Boise, ID^
4.8
KFXD-AM/Boise, ID+
2.2
KTMY/Boise, ID
--
WYRK/Buffalo^
10.1
WECK-AM/Buffalo^+
1.0
WXRL-AM/Buffalo
1.5
WEZL/Charleston, SC
8.2
WNKT/Charleston, SC
4.0
KATC/Colorado Springs, CO4.5
KCCY/Colorado Springs, CO7.1
KHKI/Des Moines^
5.0
KJJY/Des Moines^
6.7
KHEY/El Paso
5.4
WBCT/Grand Rapids^
9.7
WTNR/Grand Rapids, MI
3.2
WMUS-FM/Muskegon^
1.2
12+ Share
Fa ‘06
12+ Rank
Last ARB
12+ Rank
Fa ‘06
5.0
4.3
1.6
1.5
6.6
2.4
1.9
5.4
4.6
1.1
6.2
3.3
1.9
1.4
9.0
1.0
1.0
6.1
3.3
7.4
5.7
5.7
3.9
4.6
7.0
2.4
1.2
5*
5*
--
16
2
14*
19
6
8
19*
3*
8
16*
--
1
18*
14
2
9
11
1*
9
3
7
1
10
18*
3
5*
22
23
2
14*
18*
4
7*
19*
4
12
15
17
2
16*
16*
4
9
1
7*
5
10
7
2
15
20*
8.0
5.2
1.8
1.4
1
--
12
16*
2
5
15
17
13.1
1
1
(Grand Rapids Arbitron)
WTQR/Greensboro, NC
WPAW/Greensboro, NC
WIST/Greensboro, NC+ WBRF/Greensboro, NC
10.0
--
2.9
1.5
(Greensboro, NC Arbitron)
WRNS/Greenville-NB-J’Ville, NC 11.5
Station/City
12+ Share 12+ Share 12+ Rank 12+ Rank
Last ARB
Fa ‘06
Last ARB Fa ‘06
WNBB & WNBR/
Greenville-NB-J’Ville, NC+
WWHA & WWNK/
Greenville-NB-J’Ville, NC
WSSL/Greenville, SC^
WESC/Greenville, SC^
WKSF/Asheville, NC
4.2
4.8
7
5
2.5
7.0
8.7
.8
1.9
7.4
6.7
1.2
11*
4
1
18*
16
3
4
14
2.3
6.4
4.0
1.1
5.0
4.1
12
3
8*
15*
6
7*
1.9
9.0
2.4
6.3
6.1
4.6
7.5
5.1
2.5
1.4
7.0
1.9
6.9
5.9
4.8
7.9
4.6
1.7
14*
3
12
1
2
8
1
3*
12
15*
4
15
1
4
7
1
4
16*
6.8
5.7
3.3
7.3
9.5
5.7
4.8
2.1
6.3
8.2
2
4*
13
4
1
3*
6*
16
5
2
8.1
6.9
4.8
11.4
6.1
6.0
9.5
7.1
4.7
13.1
6.9
3.9
1
3
7
1
3
4*
1
3
6
1
3
10*
(Greenville, SC Arbitron)
WGVC/Greenville, SC
WWQM/Madison, WI
WMAD/Madison, WI
WDMP-AM & FM/
Madison, WI
KTEX/McAllen, TX
KBUC & KVJY-AM/McAllen, TX
KTST/Oklahoma City^
KKNG/Oklahoma City
KXXY/Oklahoma City^
WCTK/Providence, RI
WCTQ/Sarasota, FL
WFUS/Tampa
(Sarasota Arbitron)
KDRK/Spokane
KIXZ/Spokane
KICR/Spokane
WPKX/Springfield, MA
KATM/Modesto, CA
(Stockton, CA Arbitron)
KWEN/Tulsa
KVOO-FM/Tulsa^
KXBL/Tulsa^+
KFDI/Wichita
KZSN/Wichita
KFTI-AM/Wichita
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LW
TW
Artist/Title (Label)
Total Points+/- Points Total Plays+/- Plays Audience +/- Aud Stations ADDS
1
1
RODNEY ATKINS/Watching You (Curb)
15798
-214
5059
-50
44.892 -1.076
121
0
2
2
GEORGE STRAIT/It Just Comes Natural (MCA)
14464
-47
4733
49
40.644 -0.447
121
0
6
3
TRACE ADKINS/Ladies Love Country Boys (Capitol) 4
12045 1378
3942
428
32.331 2.429
121
0
5
4
KEITH URBAN/Stupid Boy (Capitol) 11212
301
3558
96
30.479 0.931
121
0
4
5
JASON ALDEAN/Amarillo Sky (BBR)
11116
-892
3730 -157
31.031 -2.902
121
0
7
6
MARTINA MCBRIDE/Anyway (RCA)
9998
410
3114
153
27.933 1.279
121
0
9
7
CRAIG MORGAN/Little Bit Of Life (BBR)
9987
677
3377
257
28.012 1.904
121
1
10
8
JASON MICHAEL CARROLL/Alyssa Lies (Arista)
9679
389
3233
127
27.641 1.549
121
0
13
9
KENNY CHESNEY/Beer In Mexico (BNA) 4
9224 1144
2870
362
25.473 3.375
121
0
12
10
TRENT TOMLINSON/One Wing In The Fire (Lyric Street)
8385
76
2876
67
22.504 0.155
121
1
11
11
WRECKERS/My, Oh My (Warner Bros.)
8333
-721
2650 -169
21.816 -2.524
120
0
16
12
TIM MCGRAW/Last Dollar (Fly Away) (Curb) 4
7919 1356
2540
422
21.496
3.81
120
2
14
13
JOE NICHOLS/I’ll Wait For You (Universal South)
7213
2727
67
19.139 1.127
120
1
8
14
TAYLOR SWIFT/Tim McGraw (Big Machine)
7199 -2275
2254 -845
19.101 -6.089
119
0
23
15
CARRIE UNDERWOOD/Wasted (Arista) 4
6877 1788
2065
523
18.5 4.378
121
9
15
16
SARA EVANS/You’ll Always Be My Baby (RCA)
6759
178
2230
68
17.322 -0.305
120
2
17
17
BROOKS & DUNN/Hillbilly Deluxe (Arista)
6666
386
2244
82
16.957
1.25
121
2
20
18
SUGARLAND/Settlin’ (Mercury)
6627
768
2056
294
17.235 1.779
121
5
19
19
DARRYL WORLEY/I Just Came Back From A War (903)
6061
-41
1958
-8
16.001 -0.048
120
0
22
20
GARY ALLAN/A Feelin’ Like That (MCA)
5574
374
1858
106
14.333 0.921
120
3
21
21
LITTLE BIG TOWN/Good As Gone (Equity)
5329
-121
1786
-46
14.005 -0.194
120
0
24
22
DIERKS BENTLEY/Long Trip Alone (Capitol)
5264
634
1735
212
13.544 1.312
120
7
25
23
JACK INGRAM/Lips Of An Angel (Big Machine)
4760
146
1479
52
12.701 0.167
121
7
31
24
RASCAL FLATTS/Stand (Lyric Street) 4
4666 1849
1531
581
12.097 4.388
116 19
28
25
ALAN JACKSON/A Woman’s Love (Arista)
4315
1449
196
11.121 1.867
116
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LW
TW
Total Points +/- Points Total Plays+/- Plays Audience +/- Aud Stations ADDS
18
26
KELLIE PICKLER/Red High Heels (BNA)
4230 -1960
1429 -643
11.545 -4.097
119
0
27
27
CLAY WALKER/‘Fore She Was Mama (Curb/Asylum)
4145
322
1338
83
10.647 1.044
118
1
29
28
BILLY CURRINGTON/Good Directions (Mercury)
3659
501
1367
167
8.972 0.884
118
5
30
29
JOSH TURNER/Me And God (MCA)
3169
298
1110
121
8.319 0.778
118
9
32
30
JOSH GRACIN/I Keep Coming Back (Lyric Street)
2599
20
850
15
5.955
-0.31
107
0
35
31
BLAKE SHELTON/Don’t Make Me (Warner Bros.)
2538
320
862
100
6.3 0.766
105
4
26
32
PHIL VASSAR/The Woman In My Life (Arista)
2536 -2077
819
-791
6.679 -4.928
116
0
33
33
JAKE OWEN/Startin’ With Me (RCA)
2486
167
883
35
6.462 0.615
105
4
36
34
EMERSON DRIVE/Moments (Midas/New Revolution)
2454
280
878
99
6.233 0.924
105
8
37
35
TRACY LAWRENCE/Find Out Who... (Rocky Comfort/CO5) 2204
275
766
101
6.028 0.982
99
5
38
36
PAT GREEN/Dixie Lullaby (BNA)
2100
520
623
151
5.286 1.316
96
7
39
37
DANIELLE PECK/Isn’t That Everything (Big Machine)
1678
111
595
58
4.232 0.862
91
4
40
38
GRETCHEN WILSON/Come To Bed (Columbia) 1580
219
520
66
3.923 0.904
91
4
41
39
STEVE HOLY/Come On Rain (Curb)
1315
99
538
39
2.604
63
2
34
40
VINCE GILL/The Reason Why (MCA)
1224 -1005
379
-408
3.426 -2.172
101
0
42
41
ALISON KRAUSS/Missing You (w/John Waite) (Rounder) 1173
58
249
20
3.128 0.186
37
0
0.12
Debut42
TOBY KEITH/High Maintenance Woman (Show Dog)
1070
1070
298
298
3.227 3.227
73
37
47
43
BUCKY COVINGTON/A Different World (Lyric Street)
1064
399
383
129
1.984 0.755
58
10
43
44
CAROLINA RAIN/Isn’t She (Equity)
1028
139
374
39
2.081 0.189
48
3
48
45
ERIC CHURCH/Guys Like Me (Capitol)
901
326
289
118
1.843 0.538
55
10
49
46
COLE DEGGS & THE LONESOME/I Got More (Columbia) 861
298
287
100
1.657
0.55
44
6
Debut47
MONTGOMERY GENTRY/Lucky Man (Columbia) 858
587
236
165
2.54 1.831
38
19
44
48
RUSHLOW HARRIS/Bagpipes Cryin’ (Show Dog)
731
-123
259
-39
-0.17
36
0
46
49
DONOVAN CHAPMAN/House Like That (Category 5)
701
2
263
-5
1.082 -0.114
40
3
DUSTY DRAKE/Say Yes (Big Machine)
596
179
196
87
1.363 0.342
33
8
Debut50
1.414
Country Aircheck Chart Info
February 5, 2007
Aircheck Add Leaders
TOBY KEITH/High Maintenance Woman (Show Dog)37
MONTGOMERY GENTRY/Lucky Man (Columbia)
19
RASCAL FLATTS/Stand (Lyric Street)
19
BUCKY COVINGTON/A Different World (Lyric Street) 10
10
JASON ALDEAN/Johnny Cash (BBR)
10
CARRIE UNDERWOOD/Wasted (Arista)
9
9
8
EMERSON DRIVE/Moments (Midas/New Revolution) 8
Aircheck Point Gainers
1849
1788
TIM MCGRAW/Last Dollar (Fly Away) (Curb)
1356
KENNY CHESNEY/Beer In Mexico (BNA)
1144
TOBY KEITH/High Maintenance Woman (Show Dog)1070
768
683
677
634
Aircheck Spin Gainers
TRACE ADKINS/Ladies Love... (Capitol)
TOBY KEITH/High Maintenance... (Show Dog)
DIERKS BENTLEY/Long Trip Alone (Capitol) ALAN JACKSON/A Woman’s Love (Arista)
581
523
428
422
362
298
294
257
212
196
4
4
4
4
4
Chart Page Activator Point Gainers
1693
1616
1533
1345
1119
KEITH URBAN/Stupid Boy (Capitol)
1000
TOBY KEITH/High Maintenance Woman (Show Dog) 952
950
918
Activator Spin Gainers
TRACE ADKINS/Ladies Love Country Boys (Capitol)
4
4
4
4
4
404
392
357
329
302
271
262
261
204
192
Video Adds
CMT
KENNY CHESNEY/Summertime (BNA)
BRUCE HORNSBY & RICKY SKAGGS/Superfreak (Sony Legacy)
CMT PURE COUNTRY
No Video Adds
GAC
KENNY CHESNEY/Summertime (BNA)
Aaron tippin/He Believed (Rust)
February 5, 2007
Country Aircheck Chart Info
Aircheck Activity
Moves 48*-45*; 901 points, 289 spins
10 ADDS: KBEQ, KIIM*, KKWF, KMLE*, KRTY, KWJJ,
KXKC*, WGKX*, WSOC*, WSSL
COLE DEGGS & THE LONESOME/I Got More (Columbia)
Moves 49*-46*; 861 points, 287 spins
6 ADDS: KBEQ, KDRK*, KNIX, KTOM, WCTQ, WGNA
Debuts at 47*; 858 points, 236 spins
19 adds: KBEQ, KEEY, KFRG*, KIXZ, KIZN*, KNIX,
KSOP, KXKC*, KXKT, KYGO, WAMZ, WGAR, WGGY,
WIRK*, WOGK, WWQM, WXBQ, WYCD*, WYPY
Moves 44-48; 731 points, 259 spins
0 ADDS
Moves 46-49*; 701 points, 263 spins
3 ADDS: KBQI, KUBL*, KWNR
Debuts at 50*; 596 points, 196 spins
8 ADDS: KDRK*, KSKS*, KSOP, KUBL*, KUZZ, WCTK,
WGH, WPCV*
BLAINE LARSEN/Spoken Like A Man (Giantslayer/BNA)
566 points, 195 spins
4 ADDS: KTOM, KUBL*, KYGO, WIVK*
MARK WILLS/Take It All Out On Me (Equity)
0 ADDS
CATHERINE BRITT/What I Did Last Night (RCA)
4 ADDS: KIZN*, WIRK*, WWNU, WWQM
LUKE BRYAN/All My Friends Say (Capitol)
3 ADDS: KWJJ, WGTY, WYPY
SARAH BUXTON/That Kind Of Day (Lyric Street)
4 ADDS: KBQI, KSOP, KXKT, WYPY
Chart Page JASON ALDEAN/Johnny Cash (BBR)
10 ADDS: KKNG, KKWF, KRTY, KSOP, KWJJ, WDAF,
WGGY, WGNA, WGTY, WUSY
Aircheck Activity includes 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)
Aircheck Add Dates
Feb. 12
SARAH BUXTON/That Kind Of Day (Lyric Street)
WOODY BRADSHAW/The Last Thing You Do
(Spinville/Primoris)
LUKE BRYAN/All My Friends Say (Capitol)
JEFF GOLDEN/Someone Who Cares (Country Trax)
MIKE MANUEL/Back In The Country Again
(Mission Country Entertainment)
Randy Rogers Band/One More Goodbye (Mercury)
February 20
TAYLOR SWIFT/Teardrops On My Guitar (Big Machine)
February 26
No Releases Scheduled
March 5
FLYNNVILLE TRAIN/Last Good Time (Show Dog)
KENNY ROGERS/Calling Me (Capitol)
Aircheck Top Recurrents
BRAD PAISLEY/She’s Everything (Arista)
11716
CARRIE UNDERWOOD/Before He Cheats (Arista) 8289
RASCAL FLATTS/My Wish (Lyric Street)
8067
SUGARLAND/Want To (Mercury)
6660
TIM MCGRAW/My Little Girl (Curb)
5413
JOSH TURNER/Would You Go... (MCA)
5031
RODNEY ATKINS/If You’re Going... (Curb)
4897
HEARTLAND/I Loved Her First (Lofton Creek)
4536
DIERKS BENTLEY/Every Mile A Memory (Capitol) 3802
MONTGOMERY GENTRY/Some People... (Columbia) 3778
HANK WILLIAMS, JR./A Country Boy Can Survive (Curb/Asylum)
1 ADD: WCKT*
ACTIVATOR
Febuary 5, 2007
LW
TW
TW Points
+/- Points
TW Plays
2
1
GEORGE STRAIT/It Just Comes Natural (MCA)
14242
317
3227
89
1
2
RODNEY ATKINS/Watching You (Curb)
13736
-197
3021
-34
3
3
12916
1370
2916
329
4
4
12120
1000
2783
262
5
5
11547
498
2539
117
6
6
JASON ALDEAN/Amarillo Sky (BBR)
11436
574
2504
116
8
7
11243
738
2556
204
10
8
10826
950
2473
261
12
9
TRENT TOMLINSON/One Wing In The Fire (Lyric Street)
9563
321
2094
72
14 10
KENNY CHESNEY/Beer In Mexico (BNA) 4
9550
1693
2166
404
13 11
JOE NICHOLS/I’ll Wait For You (Universal South)
9516
742
2146
168
11 12
WRECKERS/My, Oh My (Warner Bros.)
8820
-944
2001
-201
18 13
8100
1119
1829
271
17 14
BROOKS & DUNN/Hillbilly Deluxe (Arista)
7889
753
1829
169
16 15
SARA EVANS/You’ll Always Be My Baby (RCA)
7652
457
1712
108
9 16
TAYLOR SWIFT/Tim McGraw (Big Machine)
7427
-2492
1665
-570
19 17
DARRYL WORLEY/I Just Came Back From A War (903)
7177
209
1631
61
20 18
GARY ALLAN/A Feelin’ Like That (MCA)
7046
236
1576
77
23 19
CARRIE UNDERWOOD/Wasted (Arista) 4
6928
1533
1518
357
25 20
SUGARLAND/Settlin’ (Mercury) 4
6816
1616
1546
392
22 21
6368
703
1466
171
24 22
BILLY CURRINGTON/Good Directions (Mercury)
5827
617
1262
126
15 23
KELLIE PICKLER/Red High Heels (BNA)
5718
-1534
1279
-350
21 24
LITTLE BIG TOWN/Good As Gone (Equity)
5716
-40
1281
-20
30 25
RASCAL FLATTS/Stand (Lyric Street) 4
5344
1345
1194
302
+/- Plays
ACTIVATOR
LW
TW
Febuary 5, 2007
TW Points
LW Points
TW Plays
LW Plays
27
26
JACK INGRAM/Lips Of An Angel (Big Machine)
5222
366
1197
100
29
27
4506
353
979
85
28
28
CLAY WALKER/‘Fore She Was Mama (Curb/Asylum)
4435
131
1051
53
31
29
BLAKE SHELTON/Don’t Make Me (Warner Bros.)
3764
305
839
82
33
30
EMERSON DRIVE/Moments (Midas/New Revolution)
3542
489
781
107
32
31
3433
361
765
82
26
32
PHIL VASSAR/The Woman In My Life (Arista)
3185
-1670
631
-380
35
33
JOSH GRACIN/I Keep Coming Back (Lyric Street)
2545
370
586
69
36
34
JAKE OWEN/Startin’ With Me (RCA)
2304
131
502
32
38
35
TRACY LAWRENCE/Find Out Who ... (Rocky Comfort/CO5)
2265
514
505
125
37
36
DANIELLE PECK/Isn’t That Everything (Big Machine)
2086
-40
457
-11
39
37
STEVE HOLY/Come On Rain (Curb)
1521
85.8
364
15
34
38
VINCE GILL/The Reason Why (MCA)
1401
-1356
305
-303
41
39
BUCKY COVINGTON/A Different World (Lyric Street)
1390
194
297
48
45
40
1372
422
317
119
42
41
1310
118
278
35
40
42
GRETCHEN WILSON/Come To Bed (Columbia)
1278
39
294
11
Debut43
1277
918
264
192
43
44
PAT GREEN/Dixie Lullaby (BNA)
1264
78
284
17
44
45
1152
64
248
11
48
46
COLE DEGGS & THE LONESOME/I Got More (Columbia)
1110
330
247
77
46
47
BLUE COUNTY/I Get To (Curb/Asylum)
1030
113
226
20
Debut48
952
952
192
192
50
ALISON KRAUSS/Missing You (w/John Waite) (Rounder)
896
228
202
58
DUSTY DRAKE/Say Yes (Big Machine) 815
577
171
119
49
Debut 50

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