Country’s Top 20 Adult Stations

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Issue 13
Music Edition
Country’s Top 20 Adult Stations
To paraphrase the oft-quoted golfing mantra, “12+ is
for show, 25-54 is for dough.” Most of what you see printed
is the 12+-beauty pageant. But this week’s “look behind the
12+” offers Country’s Top 20 stations ranked by 25-54 AQH
Persons, as compiled by Cumulus VP/Audience Measurement
Charlotte Lawyer. (Source: Arbitron, Summer 2006, MSA,
Mon-Sun 6 AM-Midnight, AQH persons.) 25-54
AQH Mkt
Rank Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
13
15
16
17
18
19
19
3
5
16
6
23
7
11
7
21
10
9
25
5
14
9
8
11
15
36
38
25-54
Mkt
AQH
Station/Market
Person Rank
WUSN/Chicago (CBS Radio)
23,700
5
KPLX/Dallas (Cumulus)
20,300
2
KEEY/Minneapolis (Clear Channel) 19,800
2
WXTU/Philadelphia (Beasley)
14,500
5t
WDSY/Pittsburgh (CBS Radio)
14,200
2
KKBQ/Houston (Cox)
14,100
7
WKLB/Boston (Greater Media)
13,400
5
KILT/Houston (CBS Radio)
13,000 10
WPOC/Baltimore (Clear Channel)
12,700
3
WKHX/Atlanta (ABC Radio)
11,900
6t
WYCD/Detroit (CBS Radio)
11,400 11
WGAR/Cleveland (Clear Channel)
11,300
2
KSCS/Dallas (ABC Radio)
11,200 13t
KMPS/Seattle (CBS Radio)
11,200
3
WDTW/Detroit (Clear Channel)
10,700 12t
WMZQ/Washington, DC (Clear Channel)10,500 12
KYGO/Denver (Lincoln Fin. Grp.)
10,200
2
KMLE/Phoenix (CBS Radio)
9,900
6
WCTK/Providence (Hall)
9,700
2
WCOL/Columbus, OH (Clear Channel) 9,700
1
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Check The Halls
Country Aircheck’s final 2006 Music Edition
with charts will be published on Monday, December 18,
with publication resuming on January 8, 2007. Regular
publication of Country Aircheck Today will cease
with the Thursday, December 21 issue, and resume on
Thursday, January 4.
Honorable mention at No. 21 is WIVK/Knoxville, TN
(Citadel), which is in Market 71 and boasts 9,600 AQH
persons, good for No. 1 in Knoxville.
Hodges Climbs Capitol Hill
Capitol/Nashville Sr. Dir./National
Promotion Steve Hodges has been named
VP/Promotion for the label, reporting to Sr.
VP Jimmy Harnen. The move, first tipped
in the October 5 Country Aircheck Today
and confirmed in a Breaking News email
this morning (11/13), comes in advance of
the long-rumored second imprint Capitol is
expected to launch.
“Steve’s my promotion partner, my friend and one of
the smartest executives I have ever had the pleasure of
working with,” Harnen says. “He gives 110% all of the
time. There could be nothing more fitting or make me
happier than this very well deserved promotion.”
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Hodges joined Capitol in 1994 as Midwest regional
before moving to Southeast and eventually the national
post. Prior to label life he served as PD at KDDK/Little
Rock and MD at KIKX/Little Rock.
Baccerstick Records Launches
Nick Pellegrino, Kerry Bay, Heather Bay and
Jeanine Pellegrino are partners in the new label
Baccerstick Records. Nick Pellegrino serves as President,
with Kerry Bay acting as CFO/Director of Operations.
Heather Bay and Jeanine Pellegrino will handling creative
services and artist development. The label is located at
1311 16th Ave. S., Nashville, TN 37212; phone 615-4638339, email info@baccerstick.com.
Whither Clear Channel?
Two private equity groups were expected to make
bids for Clear Channel Communications on Monday.
One consortium consists of Providence Equity Partners,
Blackstone and KKR while the other has Bain Capital,
Thomas H. Lee Partners and Texas Pacific Group as
partners.
While not professing to understand what it all means
and how it might eventually play out, it is interesting to
Country Aircheck that Blackstone, KKR and Thomas
H. Lee Partners are among the six private equity groups
that recently combined to purchase VNU. Included in
that group’s vast global holdings are Billboard, R&R,
Soundscan and BDS.
VNU was sold for about $9 billion in cash while CC’s
value is estimated at $17 billion.
Borat Goes Country In Roanoke
The radio banner (pictured) you’re seeing in the
movie trailers and in the new film Borat belongs to
WSLC (94.9 Star Country)/Roanoke, VA. Its 15 seconds
of fame come during a scene where Borat begins to sing
the National Anthem and then addresses the crowd. Those
Page Date Check
November 14 - ACM Music Row Town Meeting.
www.acmcountry.com
February 27 - Country Radio & DJ Hall of Fame Dinner.
www.crb.org
February 28 to March 2 - CRS-38.
www.crb.org
May 15 - 42nd Annual ACM Awards.
www.acmcountry.com
familiar with Borat -- comedian Sacha Baron Cohen’s
offbeat fictional character from Kazakhstan -- and the
whole bit probably won’t be surprised to learn that neither
the folks at WSLC nor the rodeo knew they were part of a
major motion picture. The rodeo was a real event, and Borat
was portrayed to the organizers as a real person.
WSLC APD/MD/morning co-host Robynn Jaymes
told Country Aircheck, “Borat came to [a local] rodeo
last year in-character as a dude who was touring the States
doing a documentary. We didn’t have much to do with it,
but the rodeo folks told us they were told Borat’s life-long
desire was to sing the National Anthem in the USA.
“So Brett (PD/morning co-host Brett Sharp) and I did
our ‘Hey y’all glad you’re here, welcome to the rodeo’ - and then here comes Borat.
(Yeah, we are idiots -- we
didn’t recognize him). I guess
it was the point where he
said ‘May George W. Bush
drink the blood of all the
men, women and children of
Iraq’ that we knew we were
in trouble. Brett was telling
the sound guy to pull the
plug, but he just froze. So
Borat gets through the entire
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monologue and the whole place is ready to riot. It really
got very ugly.”
Jaymes said that even by the time Borat left the stage,
they weren’t 100% sure what had happened. “By the end
it was pretty obvious we had been had,” she said. “We
searched the net that night and learned all about Borat and
figured it was likely going to be on the big screen.
“We never signed any waivers; just the rodeo folks
did. The fellow who brings the rodeo to town every year
seals a deal with a handshake. He was clueless as to the
real intentions of the crew. Brett’s disappointed that they
don’t actually show us in the movie. I’m relieved, though.
I was on stage swearing ‘what the #@!@ is going on
here?!!’ and my mother wouldn’t have appreciated that.”
CRS-38 Studies Hispanics;
Bon Jovi Keynotes
CRB and Edison Media Research are collaborating on the
first-ever study of Hispanic Americans and their relationship to
country, to be presented during CRS-38. The study will focus
on Census statistics and Arbitron data, as well as an original
nationally-sampled survey of Hispanic Americans aged 12-49.
The new study will not supplant a third installment in the P1
study that has been presented at the last two seminars.
The keynote speaker for CRS-38 will be Jon Bon Jovi,
who will be interviewed by WSIX/Nashville morning host
Gerry House on CRS Thursday, March 1 at 10am. Says House,
“If there is ever a time you want to be invisible on stage, always
do it beside Jon Bon Jovi. I could be naked and no one will
notice.”
Early Bird registration for CRS-38 ends Nov. 30, with the rate
rising from $499 to $530 at that point. Register at www.crb.org.
ACM Town Meeting Tuesday
Only 30 seats remain for the ACM’s State of the
Industry Town Meeting set for tomorrow (11/14) at the
Schermerhorn Symphony Hall in Nashville. Panelists
Page Tube Check
Tuesday (11/14) - Trace Adkins, Billy Currington,
Jason Aldean, CMT Tour Crashers (CMT); LeAnn
Rimes, Carrie Underwood, Eric Church, Miranda
Lambert, GAC Nights at Country Thunder (GAC).
Wednesday (11/15) - Ray Scott, MuzikMafia,
Gretchen Wilson, Keith Anderson, GAC Nights at
Country Thunder (GAC).
Thursday (11/16) - Trick Pony, Shannon Brown, Big
& Rich, GAC Nights at Country Thunder (GAC).
Friday (11/17) - Hank Williams, Jr., Foxworthy’s
Big Night Out (CMT); Little Big Town, Phil Vassar,
Cowboy Troy, Brad Paisley, GAC Nights at Country
Thunder (GAC).
Saturday (11/18) - Reba McEntire, Barbara Mandrell,
Dolly Parton, Faith Hill, LeAnn Rimes, Martina
McBride, CMT Giants (CMT); Pam Tillis, Del
McCoury Band, Nancy Griffith, Grand Ole Opry Live
(GAC).
Monday (11/20) - Billy Ray Cyrus, Turkey Day with
Billy Ray (GAC).
include Capitol’s Mike Dungan, Warner Bros.’ Bill
Bennett, Equity’s Mike Kraski, BBR’s Jim Yerger and
more. Lon Helton moderates. Admission is free, but
you must have a reservation. First come first served at
tiffanydavis@acmcountry.com.
Radio News
Music: KATM/Monterey MD/evening host Chris
Costa has resigned effective today to handle an urgent
family issue out of state. PD Randy Black is looking for a
replacement for the seven-to-midnight shift. Airchecks and
resumes to him at katradiopd@gmail.com.
Personalities: WQIK/Jacksonville, FL is bringing in
November 13, 2006
Tom Murphy for part-time weekend air work.
Online: Faith Hill’s video for “Stealing Kisses” will
premiere and air exclusively through Clear Channel Radio’s
online division beginning tomorrow (11/14). The 48-hour
exclusive also includes streaming of Hill’s album Fireflies.
Kudos: KEEY/Minneapolis raised $29,440 at its
Nov. 2 local Diabetes Institute benefit which featured
Montgomery Gentry in concert.
You’ve Got Mail: If you attended last year’s Country
Radio Seminar, here’s a reminder to watch your email box
for the CRB’s “New Faces Ballot.” They go out November
15 and they’re your chance to select the most deserving
of this year’s “New Faces” to perform at the annual CRS
New Faces Show & Banquet March 2, 2007.
Industry News
Per Friday’s Country Aircheck Today regarding his
departure from Katapult Records, Chris Borchetta reports
the label is still in operation and that he will be working
with the label’s promotion and A&R departments on an
independent basis. Reach him at chrisborchetta@yahoo.com.
CountryWired Administrative Assistant Amber
Jacobson has been promoted to Executive Director.
Jacobson joined the company in 2004.
The 42nd Annual ACM Awards will be held at the
MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas on May 15,
2007. This is the fifth year the show, telecast on CBS, will
originate from Las Vegas.
Show Dog Nashville trio Carter’s Chord has signed
with Monterey Peninsula Artists/Paradigm for booking.
Warner Bros. is the label partner for the next season of
Nashville Star and will sign the winning entrant to a recording
contract. The new season premieres Jan. 11 on USA.
Page Birthdays
Tuesday (11/14) – Dottie Chamberlain, Ed Mascolo
(ed@turnernichols.com), Rockie Lynne
Wednesday (11/15) – Jack Ingram, C.W. McCall,
Trudie Richardson (trudie@co5music.com)
Thursday (11/16) – Keith Burns, Rick Blackburn, David
Haley (dhaley@equitymusicgroup.com), Chris Parr,
(chris.parr@cmt.com) Kerry Stotler, Tony Thomas
(tony@kmps.com)
Friday (11/17) – Bruce Hinton
(brucehinton@alumni.indiana.edu), Rick Alter,
Scott Douglas, Eddie Reeves, Butch Waugh
(butch.waugh@sonybmg.com)
Saturday (11/18) – Jessi Alexander
Sunday (11/19) – Billy Currington, Phil Little, Bob
McKay (bmckay@wxtu.com)
Monday (11/20) – Jay McCarthy (jjmccarthy@cbs.com)
Send birthdays to news@countryaircheck.com.
Artist News
Jimmy Wayne’s new single “That’s All I’ll Ever Need”
will be Napster’s Free Download of the Day on Nov. 21. Jack Ingram has recorded a version of “Jingle Bells”
that will be available for purchase on iTunes beginning
Dec. 5. The cut will also be available through Promo Only.
A limited edition Keith Urban 2007 calendar is now
available, with proceeds benefiting St. Jude Children’s
Research Hospital. Authorized by Urban and designed by
fans, the calendar sells for $15 at www.keithurban.net and
www.keithurbanfans.net.
November13, 2006
Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger
and PovertyNeck Hillbillies are featured in a 60-minute
special and DVD titled Mr. Right Now that will air on local
PBS affiliate WQED and NBC station WPXZ on Nov. 17.
The DVD hits stores tomorrow (11/14).
Tracy Lawrence seems to be in a “feeding frenzy”
these days. Last week, an RV carrying KAJA/San Antonio
PD/morning co-host Clayton Allen, his partner Randy
Carroll, Promotion Director Marc Mujica and their
driver Tom Bounds found TL’s house on its way to Texas.
Lawrence cooked the guys breakfast and played ‘em some
tunes before they headed out.
Next Monday, Lawrence will be at the Nashville
Rescue Mission, deep-frying 100 turkeys for Music City’s
homeless. Lending a hand are Wal-Mart, Crisco, and Bass
Pro Shop. WSIX/Nashville PM drivers and syndicated
morning dudes Big D & Bubba will have reports from the
site between 11am-1pm CT.
Week In Review
Friday, Nov. 10: Industry vet LeAnn Phelan is hired
as Sr. Director/Creative Services at Oglesby Writer
Management/19 Entertainment. Her prior stops include
Combustion Music, Sony/Nashville and, most recently,
as a preliminary judge on the American Idol Season 6
Audition Tour.
AristoMedia releases its annual Status of Country Video
Outlets report for 2006. This year’s is the first edition made
available online at www.aristomedia.com/reports.
Dr. Ralph Stanley is among a group honored by
President Bush in the Oval Office with the National
Endowment for the Arts’ 2006 Medal of Arts, the nation’s
highest award for artistic excellence.
Skyline Music Publishing, in a joint venture with
Martina and John McBride, signs songwriter Courtney
Dashe.
Page Check Out
Upcoming
11/21 Darryl Worley Here And Now (903)
Thursday, Nov. 9: Sue Wilson, PD of Salem
Contemporary Christian WFHM/Cleveland, is the new
PD of Rubber City Country WQMX. She starts Dec. 4
and succeeds Kevin Mason, who left in Sept. to join Rust
Records in Nashville as VP/GM. This reunites Wilson
with Rubber City market Manager Nick Anthony. The
two worked together some 25 years ago at CHR WKDD/
Akron. Wilson’s background includes stints as PD of Soft
AC WDOK/Cleveland, consulting with McVay Media and
PD of AC WLTF/Cleveland.
Clear Channel’s belt tightening continues, this time
in Biloxi as WKNN OM Walter Brown picks up PD
duties as afternoon host Bob Dever shifts his off-air
focus toward promotions. Dever’s co-host Kim Diamond
becomes Asst. PD.
WPKX/Springfield, MA PD Justin Tyler adds MD
responsibilities with the exit of MD/morning co-host
Jessica Tyler (no relation). Midday host Bridget Lynott
will move to mornings, joining Marc Spencer and
Shaggy. Current weekender Bob Martin will take over
middays.
WYCD/Detroit morning co-host Steve Grunwald
travels to Iraq for 10 days to deliver a 20-foot long yellow
ribbon billed as the world’s largest. The ribbon has been
signed by thousands of Detroit area residents with well
wishes for troops stationed in Iraq.
More than 100 items left from Martina McBride’s
2006 YW Celebrity Auction go up for internet auction
at www.ywcanashville.cmarket.com. The items were
originally featured at the auction held in June during CMA
Music Festival, which raised more than $135,000.
November 13, 2006
Video Adds
CMT
CRAIG MORGAN/Little Bit Of Life (BBR)
KELLIE PICKLER/Red High Heels (BNA)
LINDSEY BUCKINGHAM & LITTLE BIG TOWN/
Go Your Own Way (Reprise/Equity)
CMT Pure Country
LITTLE TEXAS/Your Woman (Montage)
LINDSEY BUCKINGHAM & LITTLE BIG TOWN/
Go Your Own Way (Reprise/Equity)
Page Country nominees for the 33rd Annual People’s
Choice Awards include Favorite Female Singers Faith
Hill and Carrie Underwood; Favorite Male Singers
Trace Adkins, Kenny Chesney and Toby Keith; and
Favorite Country Songs “Before He Cheats,” “What Hurts
The Most” and “When The Stars Go Blue.”
Condolences to songwriter Frank Myers and family on
the passing of his mother, Eva Marie Myers. She was 81.
- Lon Helton, lon@countryaircheck.com
Chuck Aly, chuck@countryaircheck.com
GAC
TRACE ADKINS/Ladies Love Country Boys (Capitol)
LITTLE TEXAS/Your Woman (Montage)
DANIELLE PECK/Isn’t That Everything (Big Machine)
Wednesday, Nov. 8: As predicted in the Nov. 1 Country
Aircheck Today, Entercom debuts a new Country outlet
in Cincinnati. It moved WYGY from 94.9 to 97.3 and
re-launched it as “97.3 The Wolf.” On Nov. 1, Entercom
began operating The Wolf under an LMA with Cumulus
and Country WUBE under an LMA with CBS Radio. As
first reported on Nov. 1, WUBE PD Marty Thompson
(mathompson@entercom.com) is also programming the
Wolf; WUBE APD Kathy O’Connor is the APD for both
and MD/middayer for the Wolf; and, WYGY morning
personalities Ken & Kitty continue in that role for the
Wolf.
Clear Channel/Tallahassee Director/Operations Jeff
Horn picks up PD duties for Country WTNT as Woody
Hayes slides to APD/MD/afternoons. Midday personality
Julie Miles exits, with WSSL/Greenville’s Kix Layton
voice tracking the daypart. The budget mandated changes
were effective yesterday (11/7).
The RIAA issues quadruple platinum certification
for Carrie Underwood’s Some Hearts album for sales in
excess of four million copies.
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LW
TW
Artist/Title (Label)
Total Points+/- Points Total Plays+/- Plays Audience +/- Aud Stations ADDS
1
1
CARRIE UNDERWOOD/Before He Cheats (Arista) 14415
-276
5040
-71
44.339 0.022
124
0
2
2
RASCAL FLATTS/My Wish (Lyric Street)
13361
328
4704
183
40.073 0.846
124
0
3
3
KENNY CHESNEY/You Save Me (BNA)
12960
151
4507
48
38.845 0.229
124
0
4
4
SUGARLAND/Want To (Mercury) 4
12859
703
4509
233
38.086 2.491
124
1
6
5
TIM MCGRAW/My Little Girl (Curb)
12109
631
4264
218
35.945 1.291
123
0
5
6
KEITH URBAN/Once In A Lifetime (Capitol)
11220
-547
3862 -219
32.674 -1.708
124
2
8
7
MONTGOMERY GENTRY/Some People... (Columbia) 4
9782
849
3341
278
28.258 2.014
124
1
9
8
BRAD PAISLEY/She’s Everything (Arista) 4
8991
677
3291
256
25.721
1.61
123
2
13
9
GEORGE STRAIT/It Just Comes Natural (MCA)
8039
533
2783
186
23.446 1.363
124
0
12
10
JACK INGRAM/Love You (Big Machine)
7978
380
2778
102
22.491 1.091
124
0
10
11
TAYLOR SWIFT/Tim McGraw (Big Machine)
7786
19
2700
82
22.426 0.081
124
0
11
12
LONESTAR/Mountains (BNA)
7724
6
2703
19
22.789 0.505
123
0
15
13
JASON ALDEAN/Amarillo Sky (BBR)
6925
332
2583
99
19.564 1.279
124
3
14
14
TOBY KEITH/Crash Here Tonight (Show Dog)
6807
-297
2539
-74
19.048 -0.576
123
0
16
15
RODNEY ATKINS/Watching You (Curb)
6052
582
2166
203
17.443 2.137
123
4
17
16
CRAIG MORGAN/Little Bit Of Life (BBR)
5526
65
2067
38
14.99 -0.309
124
1
18
17
EMERSON DRIVE/A Good Man (Midas)
5323
221
2043
41
14.474 0.197
123
2
19
18
TRENT TOMLINSON/One Wing In The Fire (Lyric Street)
5234
372
1921
85
13.728 0.727
124
1
20
19
WRECKERS/My, Oh My (Warner Bros.) 4
4922
635
1683
208
13.53 1.505
123
7
21
20
ERIC CHURCH/Two Pink Lines (Capitol) 4257
48
1503
21
11.327 0.416
119
1
22
21
JOE NICHOLS/I’ll Wait For You (Universal South)
3718
403
1473
135
9.449 0.763
120
2
25
22
JASON MICHAEL CARROLL/Alyssa Lies (Arista)
3662
549
1331
208
10.593 1.466
116
6
24
23
PHIL VASSAR/The Woman In My Life (Arista)
3351
145
1267
45
8.542 0.144
121
5
23
24
SARA EVANS/You’ll Always Be My Baby (RCA)
3309
96
1227
69
-0.27
121
2
26
25
TRACE ADKINS/Ladies Love Country Boys (Capitol) 3048
283
1150
101
9 1.012
108
0
(3 Weeks at No. 1)
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LW
TW
Artist/Title (Label)
Total Points +/- Points Total Plays+/- Plays Audience +/- Aud Stations ADDS
28
26
DARRYL WORLEY/I Just Came Back... (903)
2919
511
978
190
8.266 1.859
103 10
27
27
CAROLINA RAIN/Get Outta My Way (Equity)
2732
43
1025
-14
7.585 0.349
116
31
28
2477
346
931
101
6.625 0.951
109 14
29
29
SARAH BUXTON/Innocence (Lyric Street)
2310
-81
860
-38
5.932 -0.071
111
2
30
30
VINCE GILL/The Reason Why (MCA)
2229
71
761
-5
5.885 0.465
99
1
32
31
LITTLE BIG TOWN/Good As Gone (Equity)
2133
131
741
61
5.756 0.442
84
9
34
32
CLAY WALKER/‘Fore She Was Mama (Curb/Asylum)
2035
115
732
34
5.516
90
12
33
33
LEANN RIMES/Some People (Curb/Asylum)
1892
-56
810
1
4.982 0.112
104
0
35
34
FAITH HILL/Stealing Kisses (Warner Bros.)
1887
290
697
99
4.371 0.892
104
7
39
35
GARY ALLAN/A Feelin’ Like That (MCA)
1669
458
566
158
4.793 0.995
63
10
37
36
KEITH ANDERSON/Podunk (Arista)
1571
186
535
22
3.429 0.593
82
3
38
37
CHRIS YOUNG/Drinkin’ Me Lonely (RCA)
1195
-121
415
-57
3.113 -0.134
59
2
Debut38
MARTINA MCBRIDE/Anyway (RCA) 4
1148
785
323
215
3.673 2.907
69
26
41
39
BILLY CURRINGTON/Good Directions (Mercury)
1026
25
408
29
2.564
0.08
48
3
42
40
ASHLEY MONROE/I Don’t... (w/Ronnie Dunn) (Columbia) 1023
76
397
17
2.296 0.155
51
2
44
41
JAKE OWEN/Startin’ With Me (RCA)
1011
95
392
32
2.398 0.331
59
4
0.83
0
Debut42
BROOKS & DUNN/Hillbilly Deluxe (Arista)
937
482
379
199
2.586 1.295
56
18
Debut43
GRETCHEN WILSON/Come To Bed (Columbia)
880
419
327
157
1.825 0.723
75
8
49
44
JOSH GRACIN/I Keep Coming Back (Lyric Street)
833
218
298
89
1.619 0.315
61
8
40
45
RANDY ROGERS BAND/Kiss Me In The Dark (Mercury)
828
-292
161
-97
2.799 -0.339
20
0
43
46
KATRINA ELAM/Love Is (Universal South)
793
-144
314
-72
1.67 -0.114
55
0
48
47
PAT GREEN/Dixie Lullaby (BNA)
778
99
254
37
2.215 0.259
39
2
47
48
BLAKE SHELTON/Don’t Make Me (Warner Bros.)
715
25
293
36
1.46 -0.014
48
4
45
49
TRACY LAWRENCE/Find Out Who... (Rocky Comfort/CO5) 684
-39
312
-14
1.748 0.002
25
0
46
50
LINDSEY HAUN/Broken (Show Dog)
-104
234
-32
1.438 -0.103
34
0
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Country Aircheck Chart Info
November 13, 2006
Aircheck Top Recurrents
Aircheck Add Leaders
MARTINA MCBRIDE/Anyway (RCA)
DIERKS BENTLEY/Long Trip Alone (Capitol)
CLAY WALKER/’Fore She Was Mama (Curb/Asylum)
DARRYL WORLEY/I Just Came Back From.. (903)
GARY ALLAN/A Feelin’ Like That (MCA)
LITTLE BIG TOWN/Good As Gone (Equity)
GRETCHEN WILSON/Come To Bed (Columbia)
JOSH GRACIN/I Keep Coming Back (Lyric Street)
JOSH TURNER/Me And God (MCA)
26
18
18
14
12
10
10
9
8
8
8
Leading Point Gainers
MONTGOMERY GENTRY/Some People... (Columbia)+849
+785
SUGARLAND/Want To (Mercury)
+703
BRAD PAISLEY/She’s Everything (Arista)
+677
WRECKERS/My, Oh My (Warner Bros.)
+635
+631
RODNEY ATKINS/Watching You(Curb)
+582
JASON MICHAEL CARROLL/Alyssa Lies (Arista)+549
GEORGE STRAIT/It Just Comes Natural (MCA) +533
+511
Leading Spin Gainers
MONTGOMERY GENTRY/Some People... (Columbia)
BRAD PAISLEY/She’s Everything (Arista)
SUGARLAND/Want To (Mercury)
WRECKERS/My, Oh My (Warner Bros.)
JASON MICHAEL CARROLL/Alyssa Lies (Arista)
RODNEY ATKINS/Watching You (Curb)
Chart Page +278
+256
+233
+218
+215
+208
+208
+203
+199
+190
4
4
4
4
4
HEARTLAND/I Loved Her First (Lofton Creek)
DIERKS BENTLEY/Every Mile A Memory (Capitol)
JOSH TURNER/Would You Go With Me (MCA)
RODNEY ATKINS/If You’re Going... (Curb)
GEORGE STRAIT/Give It Away (MCA)
WRECKERS/Leave The Pieces (Warner Bros.)
BRAD PAISLEY/The World (Arista)
STEVE HOLY/Brand New Girlfriend (Curb)
RASCAL FLATTS/Life Is A Highway (Disney)
BROOKS & DUNN/Building Bridges (Arista)
KENNY CHESNEY/Summertime (BNA)
RASCAL FLATTS/What Hurts The Most (Lyric Street)
JOSH TURNER/Your Man (MCA)
BON JOVI w/J. NETTLES/Who Says... (Mercury)
TOBY KEITH/A Little Too Late (Show Dog)
LITTLE BIG TOWN/Bring It On Home (Equity)
ALAN JACKSON/Like Red On A Rose (Arista)
PHIL VASSAR/Last Day Of My Life (Arista)
KEITH ANDERSON/Everytime I... (Arista)
BILLY CURRINGTON/Must Be Doin... (Mercury)
Points
9471
9259
7689
7274
6329
5620
5327
5254
3465
3117
3035
2954
2896
2872
2748
2734
2724
2604
2543
2496
Aircheck Add Dates
November 20
John Mellencamp/Our Country (Republic/Universal South)
November 27
KEITH URBAN/Stupid Boy (Capitol)
December 4
No Adds
Country Aircheck Chart Info
November 13, 2006
Chart Page Aircheck Activity
RANDY ROGERS BAND/Kiss Me In the Dark (Mercury)
Moves 40*-45, 828 points, 161 spins
0 ADDS
Stations with 7 or more spins: 5
Significant spins: KPLX (50), KSCS (43), KTYS (20), KILT (11), KBEQ (9)
JOSH TURNER/Me And God (MCA)
429 points, 126 spins
8 ADDS: KSOP, WBCT, WBEE, WDXB, WKHX, WOGK, WSSL, WYCD
Significant spins: KUZZ (16), WRNS (13), KMPS (12), KKNG (12), KJUG (8), WKHX (7), WYCD (7)
KATRINA ELAM/Love Is (Universal South)
Moves 43-46, 793 points, 314 spins
0 ADDS
Significant spins: KTOM (33), WSOC (20), KMLE (16),
WKDF (13), WIVK (11), KNIX (10)
ROCKIE LYNNE/More (Universal South)
0 ADDS
Significant spins: KEEY (23), WXBQ (14)
PAT
STEVE HOLY/Come On Rain (Curb)
4 ADDS: KATM, KTEX, WBCT, WGAR
Significant spins: KJUG (19), KHKI (12), KNIX (11), KATM (8), WIRK (8), KUBL (7)
GREEN/Dixie Lullaby (BNA)
Moves 48*-47*; 778 points, 254 spins
2 ADDS: WIRK, WIVK
Significant spins: KTYS (24), KPLX (21), KASE (20), KHEY (18), KSCS (13), WYPY (10)
BLAKE SHELTON/Don’t Make Me (Warner Bros.)
Move 47*-48*, 715 points, 293 spins
4 ADDS: KJJY, KKWF, KQFC, WQYK
Significant spins: KBEQ (19), KBQI (16), KJUG (16), KPLX (12), WYPY (11), KKNG (10), KCCY (10), KTOM (10)
DANIELLE PECK/Isn’t That Everything (Big Machine)
7 ADDS: KATM, KJJY, KKNG, KKWF, KQFC, WGTY, WRNS
Significant spins: WGNE (16), WCTK (14), KRTY (14),
WDSY (13), KQFC (12), KATM (10), KHKI (10)
TRACY LAWRENCE/Find Out Who Your Friends Are (Rocky Comfort/CO5)
Moves 45*-49; 715 points, 312 spins
0 ADDS
Significant spins: KAJA (39), WSJR (25), KSOP (22), KBQI (21), KUZZ (19), KJUG (18), KSD-FM (17), KKNG (17), KTEX (17)
RUSHLOW HARRIS/Bagpipes Cryin’ (Show Dog)
4 ADDS: WBCT, WCTK, WIRK, WXBQ
Significant spins: WRNS (18), KJUG (15), WXBQ (13), KHKI (13)
LINDSAY HAUN/Broken (Show Dog)
Moves 46*-50, 599 points, 234 spins
0 ADDS
Significant spins: KFRG (24), WXBQ (19), KILT (19), KTOM (16), KHKI (13), KRTY (12), WKDF (11), WSLC (11)
JIMMY WAYNE/That’s All I’ll Ever Need (Big Machine)
1 ADD: KSKS
Significant spins: WOGI (27), WXBQ (22), KBEQ (20),
WQMX (19), WWNU (14), KTOM (13), WGTY (12)
JOHN MELLENCAMP/Our Country (Republic/Universal South)
5 ADDS: KSOP, KTOM, WBEE, WCTK, WGAR
Significant spins: KSCS (28), WGAR (11), KTOM (8)
KENNY ROGERS/The Last Ten Years (Capitol)
0 ADDS
Significant spins: KJUG (19), KUPL (18), WCTK (14), WGAR (11)
GARY NICHOLS/I Can’t Love You Anymore (Mercury)
0 ADDS:
Significant spins: KHKI (19), WQMX (14), KRTY (13), KJUG (10), WWNU (10), WYPY (9)
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.

Country’s Top 20 Adult Stations

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