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Host Clay Bradley has the magic touch: He actually

got the capacity crowd of schmoozers to shut up during the

presentation of the MusicRow Awards in the notoriously loud

BMI lobby on Thursday (6/24).

Anthony Smith, Frank

Myers, Trisha Walker-

Cunningham, Alan Kates,

Chuck Thompson, Preston

Sullivan, Phil Sweetland,

Richard Fagan, Doak Turner,

Melanie Howard and their pals

were models of good behavior this

year. This, by the way, was the

incredible 22nd year of the event.

“2010 has been an exceptional

year for music,” said Clay in

greeting the assembled multitude.

“We’re proud to represent the

MusicRow Reader-Voted AwardsBreakthrough Artist:

Zac Brown BandBreakthrough Songwriter:

Chris YoungSong of the Year: “The House

That Built Me” written by Allen Shamblin and Tom Douglas; published by Sony/ATV Tree Publishing Co., Built On Rock Music, and Tomdouglasmusic

Producer of the Year: Frank Liddell and Mike Wrucke

Top Ten AlbumAll-Star MusiciansBass: Glenn WorfDrums: Chris McHugh and

Shannon ForrestEngineer: Justin NiebankFiddle: Aubrey HaynieGuitar: Brent MasonKeyboards: Charles JudgeSteel: Paul FranklinVocals: Wes Hightower

MusicRow ReadersName “House”Song of the YearBobby Karl Works The RoomChapter 341

Photos: Alan Mayor

Chris Young

Tom Douglas, MR’s David Ross & Allen Shamblin

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greatest creative community in

the world. Thank you for coming.”

Clay also announced that BMI

is going to match any Music Row

flood-relief donations up to $50,000.

Go to BMI.com for more info.

David Ross read a letter from

the AFM’s Dave Pomeroy and Craig

Krampf thanking the publication

for spotlighting session musicians.

MusicRow reviewer Larry Wayne

Clark is recovering from cancer

treatments in Canada. His letter,

also read by Ross, was encouraging

and concluded with, “We miss the

Nashville buzz. But things could be

a lot worse.”

Echoing Clay’s sentiment,

David added, “I continue to be

amazed by the stream of creativity

that continues to come from this

town.”

Jon Freeman and Sarah

Skates presented the Top Ten

Album All-Star Awards to the year’s

hottest session players. The 2010

winners were Aubrey Haynie

(fiddle), Paul Franklin (steel),

Wes Hightower (vocals), Justin

Niebank (engineer), Shannon

Forrest & Chris McHugh (drums),

Brent Mason (guitar), Charles

Judge (keyboards) and Glenn

Worf (bass).

Looking every inch the

Southern gentleman in an off-

white linen sport coat and South

Carolina straw chapeau, Robert K.

Oermann stated that, “The past

five winners of the Breakthrough

Artist Award have been Miranda

Artist of the Year Zac Brown

Band producer Keith Stegall &

Roar Management‘s Matt MaherMR’s Robert K. Oermann,

Frank Liddell & Mike Wrucke

Musician Winners Charles Judge, Aubrey Haynie, Chris McHugh, Wes Hightower; &

MR’s Sarah Skates and Jon Freeman. Photo: IzzyNashville.com

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Lambert, Carrie Underwood, Taylor Swift, Lady Antebellum

and Jamey Johnson. So this year’s winner is in excellent

company.” Accepting for the Zac Brown Band were its

producer, Keith Stegall and Roar management's Matt

Maher.

“Producer of the Year has been an annual MusicRow

award since 1982,” said Oermann. “This year, we have two

winners, the first time a production team has won.” Frank

Liddell & Mike Wrucke accepted for their outstanding

work with Miranda Lambert and David Nail.

Ross retook the stage to present the Breakthrough

Songwriter Award to Chris Young. Chris told of how his

do-or-die hit “Getting You Home (The Black Dress Song)”

struggled up the charts. With plaque in hand, he added,

“This is going on my wall immediately after I leave here.”

To the delight of one and all, he sang his winning tune.

Splendidly.

"We all pride ourselves on being able to hear a hit song,"

said Ross presenting the Song of the Year honor. "But if it

was that easy we'd all be a lot richer. Regardless, we are all

a lot richer for having this incredible song in our lives." This

year’s Song of the Year honor went to Allen Shamblin and

Tom Douglas for “The House That Built Me.”

“No one is more surprised than Allen and me,” said Tom.

He recalled that it was pitched to Scott Hendricks, who sent

it along to Blake Shelton, who gave it to his fiancée Miranda

Lambert, who took it on a four-week trip to No. 1. “God’s

fingerprints are on all of this,” said Allen. “I like it!” added

publisher Troy Tomlinson.

Allen and Tom performed their special composition and

mesmerized the crowd, swapping verses while playing guitar

and piano, respectively.

Among the many working the room were such fabulons

as Gary Overton, Billy Block, Ben Vaughn, Jon Lytle,

Allen Brown, Cathy Gurley, Judy Harris, Sherod

Robertson, Mike Milom, Michael Martin, Alan Kates,

Tom Roland and Wes Vause.

Industry News by Peter Cronin

KidsVoiceClinic Provides Early Vocal Training Misty Rae, associate of noted vocal coach Renee

Grant-Williams, will conduct her summer KidsVoiceClinic

on Saturday, August 14 at her studio in Franklin, Tennessee.

The KidsVoiceClinic is geared specifically for children ages

8-12 and tailored to the individual needs of the six attendees.

The session runs from 9:30 AM-2:30 PM. Each child will

perform and receive instruction from Rae as well as learn

techniques that will grow with them and last a lifetime.

Registration fee is $125. To register or for more information,

visit www.myvoicecoach.com or call (615) 244-3280.

NSAI Introduces “Saturday Sessions” The Nashville Songwriters Association International

(NSAI) has extended office hours this summer to better

serve the songwriting community. Every Saturday (except

July 3) songwriters of all levels and genres are invited to

stop by (1710 Roy Acuff Place, Nashville) from 10:00 AM–

2:00 PM during Saturday Sessions. Participate in special

performances, take a tour, network to find a co-writer, let

our staff answer your questions or book a writers’ room for

the afternoon. To learn more about NSAI and Saturday

Sessions, visit nashvillesongwriters.com.

NashvilleRising BenefitA Big Success Faith Hill’s

Nashville Rising benefit on

Tuesday evening (6/22) at Nashville's Bridgestone Arena

was a big success, raising over $2 million for flood victims in

Middle Tennessee. 20 country stars donated their time,

including event co-organizer Tim McGraw and movie star

Sandra Bullock, who delighted the capacity crowd with a

one-string attempt at Deep Purple’s “Smoke On The Water.”

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Tickets Go Fast For Buffett’s Gulf Coast Concert All tickets for the upcoming free

concert, CMT Presents Jimmy Buffett

& Friends: Live From The Gulf Coast,

were distributed to eager fans within

10 minutes. The concert will air live

and commercial free on Thursday,

July 1 at 7:00 PM/CT on CMT. Sirius

XM Radio will air the same event on their Radio Margaritaville

channel under a slightly different title - Support Our Shores:

Jimmy Buffett & Friends Live from the Gulf Coast. The benefit

concert, which will take place on the beach in Gulf Shores,

Alabama, will feature performances by Zac Brown Band,

Kenny Chesney, Jesse Winchester, Allen Toussaint and

Sonny Landreth.

Bobby Karl Works The Room Chapter 341, Part 2

Off we went to the swellegant

Noah Liff Opera Center for the 40th

American Artisan Festival Dinner

Party and Auction to benefit Gilda’s

Club Nashville (6/24). The club

offers support services to cancer

patients. This year’s event introduced

the Nancy Saturn Award of Inspiration.

And its inaugural recipient was the

fantabulous Ronna Rubin. Hereafter,

you may refer to Ronna as “The

Galvinator,” which was how Gilda

CEO Sandy Tower repeatedly

described her.

Not surprisingly, the banquet crowd included many familiar

fabulons. Fletcher Foster, Kay West, Kay Williams, Gillie

Crowder, Judy Turner, Maura O’Connell, Fiona Prine,

Terry Bumgarner, Suzanne Gordon, Sarah Trahern,

Brad Schmitt, Janet Bozeman, Jennifer Bohler, Beverly

Keel, Susan Niles, Debbie Tate and Amy Marsalis

sparkled in summer finery.

We dined on tender roast beef, turkey Kiev, Mexicali

corn & avocado, cheese grits and baby greens. Each table

also held a variety of chocolate delights.

The gala’s lovely music was provided by pianist Diane

Marino and her bassist/husband Frank Marino.

• • •

In other party news of the week, Sony showcased Josh

Thompson and a particularly entertaining Jerrod Niemann

in the label’s Chet Atkins Room on Wednesday (6/23). The

event was originally scheduled to be outside on the lawn,

but the heat is way too intense for that.

Also, Mike Dungan of Capitol Nashville hosted a Media

Breakfast at Oceanway Studios on Tuesday (6/22). He wanted

us to get to know the music of new signees Jennette McCurdy,

Walker Hayes and Troy Olsen, plus new sounds from stalwarts

such as Dierks Bentley, Darius Rucker and Little Big Town.

The music was as scrumptious as the breakfast burritos.

Ronna Rubin

Nearly six months into 2010, the all-genre overall music industry

has slid from 8 to 11% down YTD compared with 2009. Country music

began the year with a huge Lady Antebellum bump, but a lack of

high profile releases continues to sap momentum. Country began

the year with an 18% surplus, but now is moving closer to the overall

industry, registering an 8% drop. [Source: Nielsen SoundScan] —DMR

YTD 2010 Country And All Genre Album SalesCompared With 2009

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Artist News by Peter Cronin

Gregg Allman Undergoes Kidney Transplant As part of his continued recovery from Hepatitis C, Rock

and Roll Hall of Fame member Gregg Allman has undergone

a successful liver transplant at the Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville,

Florida. The iconic rocker had been on a waiting list for the

transplant and is looking forward to a speedy recovery. The

surgery took place on Wednesday (6/23) after Allman was

notified that an appropriate liver had been donated. “All I

can really say is ‘thanks,’” the singer says.

Dierks Bentley Lends a Hand Capitol Records artist Dierks Bentley was in Nashville’s

Bellevue neighborhood yesterday morning (6/24) to welcome

Today for the fourth day of Al Roker’s Lend A Hand road trip.

For the ninth consecutive year, Lend A Hand has hit the road

to help small charities across the country, this time making a

two-fold stop in the state of Tennessee—Memphis and Nashville.

While Roker himself was in Memphis, Bentley spent the

morning with volunteers unloading donations for Hands On

Nashville, a significant resource to the community after last

month’s devastating floods. Bentley also performed “Love

Grows Wild” off his new bluegrass-influenced album, Up On

The Ridge.

Strait Special Comes To GAC The superstars of country music pay tribute to the king

of country, George Strait, on George Strait—ACM Artist of

the Decade, making its cable premiere this Sunday, June 27

at 8:00 PM/CT on Great American Country (GAC). The all-

star concert features an appearance from Garth Brooks

and performances by Dierks Bentley, Brooks & Dunn,

Jamie Foxx, Faith Hill, Jack Ingram, Alan Jackson,

Jamey Johnson, Toby Keith, Miranda Lambert, Martina

McBride, Tim McGraw, Montgomery Gentry, John Rich,

LeAnn Rimes, Blake Shelton, Sugarland, Taylor Swift,

Keith Urban and Lee Ann Womack.

Spin Zone by Jon Freeman

Hats off to Little Big Town, whose “Little White Church”

has earned the Capitol quartet its first CountryBreakout™

No. 1 since 2006’s “Bring It On Home.” LBT labelmate Keith

Urban is just a few paces behind them with “I’m In,” however,

and looks poised to nab the top spot in the near future.

Carrie Underwood’s “Undo It” also makes a big leap from

9-6, and should move even higher as some of the old top 5

records start to fall out.

Capitol Records also has the two greatest spin gains in

this chart cycle. Lady Antebellum’s “Our Kind Of Love” has

soared all the way to No. 14 in a short five weeks and again

picks up the biggest gain of 366 spins. Eric Church’s “Smoke

A Little Smoke” is a close second in spins gained (at 365) as

it moves 63-47 in its second week charting.

The highest debut goes to Matthew Huff, who makes

his first appearance at No. 69 with “Back Again.” Others

debuting include Greg Hanna’s “What Kind Of Love Are You

On” (No. 70), Blaine Larsen’s “Chillin’” (No. 72), Steel

Magnolia’s “Just By Being You” (No. 73), Jewel’s

“Satisfied” (No. 74) and Sunny Sweeney’s “From A Table

Away” (No. 75).

Frozen: KFLG, WDHR, KJAM, KMKS, KNCQ, KTHK, KUUB,

KWEY, KYYK, WAXX, WKWS, WOWF

New On The Chart—Debuting This WeekArtist/song/label chart pos.

............................................Matthew Huff/Back Again/MGH Records 69

.....................................Greg Hanna/What Kind of Love Are You On? 70

......................................................Blaine Larsen/Chillin'/Treehouse 72...................................Steel Magnolia/Just By Being You/Big Machine 73

............................................................Jewel/Satisfied/Valory Music 74.......................Sunny Sweeney/From A Table Away/Republic Nashville 75

Lucky Seven Greatest Spin IncreaseArtist/song/label spin+

......................................Lady Antebellum/Our Kind Of Love/Capitol 366

.......................................Eric Church/Smoke A Little Smoke/Capitol 365

.......................Billy Currington/Pretty Good At Drinkin' Beer/Mercury 296...................................Toby Keith/Trailerhood/Show Dog - Universal 254

........................Justin Moore/How I Got To Be This Way/Valory Music 250.............................The Band Perry/If I Die Young/Republic Nashville 220

..........................................Darius Rucker/Come Back Song/Capitol 213

Show Dog-Universal Music recording artists Trailer Choir will release their

debut album Tailgate on July 6. Produced by Toby Keith and Mark Wright,

the CD includes the upcoming single, "Shakin' That Tailgate," and the

popular "Rockin' The Beer Gut." (L-R): Wright, Trailer Choir's Crystal, Keith,

and Trailer Choir's Butter and Big Vinny.

Mercury’s Laura Bell Bundy recently visited KILT/Houston.

(L-R): Mercury’s Allen Mitchell, Bundy and KILT APD Greg Frey.

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June 28Sunny Sweeney/From A Table Away/Republic NashvilleDanny Gokey/I Will Not Say Goodbye/19/RCADarryl Worley/Keep The Change/StroudavariousJohn Rich/Country Done Come To Town/Reprise/WARToby Keith/Trailerhood/Show Dog-Universal

July 6The Warren Brothers/Dear Mr. God/CO5Sherry Lynn/What A Day To Shake A Heartache/Steal HeartBlake Wise/Cornfields/Broken BowDarius Rucker/Come Back Song/Capitol

On Deck—Soon To Be ChartingArtist/song/label spins

...........................Leah Seawright/Country Girl 101/Skytone Records 250

...........................................................Nathan Lee Jackson/Inside 236.......Susan Hickman/Hell Still Ain't Frozen Over/4L Clover/Prickly Pear 234

........................Frankie Ballard/Tell Me You Get Lonely/Reprise/WMN 227

..........................................The Springs/Summer All Year Long/CFC 224

..........................................Darius Rucker/Come Back Song/Capitol 213

................................Randy Rogers Band/Too Late For Goodbye/MCA 209

.....................Chelsea Field/Things I Should Have Said/Moxy Records 204.....................................................James Wesley/Real/Broken Bow 200

....Darren Kozelsky/Somebody Find Me a Preacher/Major 7th/Spinville 183

Two Week Most Added*Artist/song/label new adds

........................................Eric Church/Smoke A Little Smoke/Capitol 22............................................Darius Rucker/Come Back Song/Capitol 22

..........................................Miranda Lambert/Only Prettier/Columbia 19

.......................Sunny Sweeney/From A Table Away/Republic Nashville 16...................................Steel Magnolia/Just By Being You/Big Machine 15

..........................................Cody McCarver/I'm America/PLC Records 15............................................................The Roys/Beautiful/Pedestal 13

*Total Adds rec’d over two weeks

Country Cares—BPNot So Much by David M. Ross

Our artist rankings remain the same this week, but there

are numerous stories to divine. For example, who is that guy

in the photo with Kellie Pickler? Oh, yeah, that's her fiance,

songwriter Kyle Jacobs. And did you know that according to

our chart, Reba is getting in-between Blake Shelton and

Miranda Lambert? Well, that's because Blake is No. 11, Reba

No. 12 and Miranda (wow she's jumping up) is now No. 13!!

According to current Twitter trends, Reba's Followers average

daily growth is about 151. Miranda's growth is accelerating

at about 185 per day so clearly the Texan is aiming to push

the Okie to one side so she can get closer to her fiance.

Remarkably, Blake's adtfg (average daily Twitter follower

growth) is exactly one lower than Miranda's—184.

Our Twitter chart is inclusive. Independent acts listed

include Veronica Ballestrini (No. 35), The Carter Twins

(No. 38), Christian Kane (No. 39), Kevin

Fowler (No. 46), Anthony Smith (No. 54)

and Jaida Dreyer (No. 65). Click over to

the chart, then on the artist names to visit

their Twitter pages and web sites.

Those following @BPGLobalPR, discussed

in this column over the past few weeks,

might be surprised to know the feed now

has almost 177,000 followers and offers

"free" $25 t-shirts that say "BP Cares".

MusicRow Country Twitter Chart (6/24/10)

Artist This Wk Last Wk

1. Taylor Swift 3,475,844 3,443,044 2. Kenny Chesney 482,346 478,522

3. Billy Ray Cyrus 372,701 371,086

4. Kellie Pickler 233,552 231,169

5. Jennette McCurdy 202,941 200,397

6. Lady Antebellum 126,789 124,066 7. Brad Paisley 122,215 120,952

8. Julianne Hough 121,177 120,247

9. Danny Gokey 116,828 116,591

10. Keith Urban 106,575 105,716

11. Blake Shelton 100,853 99,694 12. Reba McEntire 98,692 97,907

Big Champagne Chart (6/24/10)

LW TW Artist Song

1 1 Carrie Underwood Undo It

7 2 Brad Paisley Water

2 3 Uncle Kracker Smile 6 4 Jason Aldean Crazy Town

4 5 Zac Brown Band Free

9 6 Lee Brice Love Like Crazy

3 7 Miranda Lambert The House That Built Me

13 8 Jerrod Niemann Lover, Lover 12 9 Reba I Keep On Lovin' You

8 10 Keith Urban I'm In

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Lyric Street Records artist Bucky Covington recently visited KRTY/San Jose. (L-R): KRTY

GM Nate Deaton, Promotions Dir. Jamie Pauhl, Covington, SM Tina Ferguson and Lyric

Street West Regional Dir. Kris Lamb.

Sea Gayle/Arista Nashville’s Jerrod Niemann (L) was in Florida

recently to play for a packed house of Cat Country 107.1/

WCKT/Ft. Myers listeners at the Hot Spot, and while in town,

Niemann caught up with WCKT MD Super Dave Logan (R).

While on the Country Throwdown Tour, Republic Nashville’s Eli Young Band got the

chance to perform for 500 KUZZ listeners at Bakersfield, CA’s Crystal Palace. (L-R):

Republic Nashville’s Lois Lewis; EYB’s Chris Thompson and Mike Eli; KUZZ PD Evan

Bridwell; EYB’s Jon Jones; KUZZ MD Toni-Marie; and EYB’s James Young.

Recently engaged Kellie Pickler stopped by the CMT Radio

Live studios Monday (6/21) to chat with host Cody Alan.

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17 4 1 Little Big Town/Little White Church/Capitol 3066/98 1 42 3024

7 6 2 Keith Urban/I'm In/Capitol 3016/98 5 155 2861

17 2 3 Jason Aldean/Crazy Town/Broken Bow 3013/83 -8 -260 3273

22 1 4 Reba/I Keep On Loving You/Valory 2993/84 -12 -424 3417

15 3 5 Brad Paisley/Water/Arista 2966/84 -9 -286 3252

9 9 6 Carrie Underwood/Undo It/Arista 2956/93 5 146 2810

13 5 7 Blake Shelton/All About Tonight/Warner Bros. 2953/97 2 48 2905

20 7 8 Jaron & the Long Road To Love/Pray For You/Jaronwood/Univ Rep/Big Machine 2891/93 2 43 2848

16 8 9 Jerrod Niemann/Lover, Lover/Sea Gayle/Arista 2865/90 1 35 2830

10 10 10 Zac Brown Band/Free/Atlantic 2732/90 8 199 2533

10 13 11 Dierks Bentley/Up On The Ridge/Capitol 2529/99 7 157 2372

15 14 12 Bucky Covington/A Father's Love/Lyric Street 2267/92 2 53 2214

24 11 13 Luke Bryan/Rain Is A Good Thing/Capitol 2116/57 -15 -360 2476

5 20 14 Lady Antebellum/Our Kind Of Love/Capitol 2110/96 21 366 1744

10 17 15 Alan Jackson/Hard Hat and a Hammer/Arista 2096/92 8 148 1948

30 15 16 Lee Brice/Love Like Crazy/Curb 2089/80 -3 -60 2149

12 18 17 Josh Turner/All Over Me/MCA 2010/81 4 82 1928

24 19 18 Steve Azar/Sunshine/Ride Records 1961/81 3 57 1904

7 24 19 Trace Adkins/This Ain't No Love Song/Show Dog - Universal 1792/95 8 126 1666

17 21 20 James Otto/Groovy Little Summer Song/Warner Bros. Nashville 1790/83 3 46 1744

14 23 21 Gary Allan/Get Off On The Pain/MCA 1737/78 3 52 1685

26 16 22 Clay Walker/She Won't Be Lonely Long/Curb 1737/48 -14 -285 2022

5 31 23 Billy Currington/Pretty Good At Drinkin' Beer/Mercury 1665/83 22 296 1369

30 25 24 Gretchen Wilson/Work Hard, Play Harder/Redneck Records 1616/62 -1 -10 1626

9 28 25 Easton Corbin/Roll With It/Mercury 1565/83 8 121 1444

Weeks Last Wk This Wk Spins/ % Spin Spins Last Wk On Chart Position Position Artist/Song/Label Reports Power +- # Spins

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Weeks Last Wk This Wk Spins/ % Spin Spins Last Wk On Chart Position Position Artist/Song/Label Reports Power +- # Spins

13 27 26 Rodney Atkins/Farmer's Daughter/Curb 1559/74 8 113 1446

14 29 27 Josh Thompson/Way Out Here/Columbia 1541/81 7 107 1434

9 30 28 Kevin Fowler/Pound Sign/Lyric Street 1539/84 12 161 1378

18 12 29 Miranda Lambert/The House That Built Me/Columbia 1450/42 -41 -995 2445

19 32 30 David Nail/Turning Home/MCA 1347/69 6 76 1271

11 33 31 Randy Houser/I'm All About It/Show Dog - Universal 1320/72 7 82 1238

10 36 32 Uncle Kracker/Smile/Atlantic / Bigger Picture 1290/60 14 157 1133

5 39 33 Justin Moore/How I Got To Be This Way/Valory Music 1237/81 25 250 987

15 37 34 Jayme Lynn Scott/Diggin' In/Big 7 1200/55 7 77 1123

8 38 35 Montgomery Gentry/While You're Still Young/Columbia 1114/69 10 104 1010

11 41 36 Jonalee White/Naked As Fools/Lick Records 1020/54 8 72 948

9 44 37 Kellie Pickler/Makin' Me Fall In Love Again/BNA 1012/57 19 164 848

16 40 38 Scott Lindsey/You Only Call Me When You're Drunk/Gray Trailer Music 1008/53 6 57 951

8 43 39 LoCash Cowboys/Here Comes Summer/Stroudavarious 994/62 17 141 853

11 42 40 Gwen Sebastian/V.I.P (Barefoot Girl)/Lofton Creek / Open Road 984/63 7 65 919

4 47 41 The Band Perry/If I Die Young/Republic Nashville 980/69 29 220 760

3 52 42 Toby Keith/Trailerhood/Show Dog - Universal 883/60 40 254 629

6 45 43 Troy Olsen/Summer Thing/EMI Records Nashville 868/61 8 65 803

13 49 44 Bekka Bramlett/I Got News for You/Shongaloo Records 790/42 9 68 722

11 50 45 the JaneDear girls/Wildflower/Warner Bros. 778/46 13 90 688

10 48 46 Jake Owen/Tell Me/RCA 774/48 5 34 740

2 63 47 Eric Church/Smoke A Little Smoke/Capitol 723/55 102 365 358

8 51 48 Savannah Jack/I Know/McMurry 702/46 8 50 652

4 55 49 Darryl Worley/Keep The Change/Stroudavarious 667/47 25 133 534

6 53 50 Fast Ryde/Top Down/Republic Nashville 587/35 2 14 573

11 56 51 Anthony Smith/Love Is Love Is Love/Krankit Records 546/32 7 38 508

11 57 52 John Carter/Everything I Want/Bonus Room Records 543/31 7 36 507

8 58 53 Brad Lee Schroeder/Easy/Stray Bullet 524/31 8 40 484

6 59 54 Joel Warren/Leavin Lubbock/Wynnesong 478/31 1 5 473

8 60 55 Colt Ford/Chicken & Biscuits/Average Joes 467/32 6 25 442

2 73 56 Cody McCarver/I'm America/E1 Records / PLC Records 442/34 81 198 244

2 71 57 The Roys/Beautiful/Pedestal 431/36 71 179 252

26 26 58 Brad Wolf/Tan Lines/Evergreen 407/21 -74 -1150 1557

4 64 59 Due West/Bible And The Belt/Bigger Than Me 385/30 13 43 342

3 67 60 Jennette McCurdy/Not That Far Away/Capitol 371/30 24 71 300

3 66 61 Bridgette Tatum/That's Love Y'all/Root 49 358/24 12 37 321

3 68 62 Lathan Moore/Beautiful Girl/Blue Steel Records 351/29 22 63 288

8 65 63 Landon Michael/You're Invited/Lofton Creek/Big Dog 342/26 6 18 324

14 34 64 Trailer Choir/Rollin' Through The Sunshine/Show Dog - Universal 327/17 -72 -831 1158

2 74 65 Chely Wright/Broken/Vangaurd/Painted Red 314/23 30 73 241

20 61 66 George Strait/I Gotta Get To You/MCA 314/13 -26 -113 427

2 70 67 Mark Wayne Glasmire/You Opened My Eyes/Traceway 302/25 18 46 256

16 35 68 Gloriana/The World is Ours Tonight/Emblem/Warner Bros./Bigger Picture 301/20 -73 -834 1135

1 76 69 Matthew Huff/Back Again/MGH Records 296/23 26 61 235

1 85 70 Greg Hanna/What Kind of Love are you On?/ 283/25 61 107 176

4 69 71 Karli Whetstone/I'm Having A Good Day/Ohio Records 281/21 3 9 272

1 90 72 Blaine Larsen/Chillin'/Treehouse 265/20 72 111 154

1 104 73 Steel Magnolia/Just By Being You/Big Machine 264/25 193 174 90

1 88 74 Jewel/Satisfied/Valory Music 262/19 56 94 168

1 103 75 Sunny Sweeney/From A Table Away/Republic Nashville 258/25 174 164 94

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