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“All For The Hall” To Be Streamed Live Tomorrow night’s (10/13) We’re All For the Hall benefit concert featuring host Keith Urban and his very special friends will be streamed live at keithurban.net, vcastlive.com and at countrymusichalloffame.com at 7:30pm CT. Among the artists scheduled to join Urban are Vince Gill, Jason Aldean, Lady Antebellum, Faith Hill, Little Big Town, Brad Paisley and Taylor Swift.

Morning Magic From Sow’s Ears What do you do when illness strikes at the very heart of your morning show? Here are a couple of potential solutions to make the most of bad situations.

John Tesh Goes Country Carrying John Tesh’s Intelligence For Your Life show on a Country station, let alone in mornings, might not seem like the best fit. But don’t tell that to the folks at Locally Owned Radio’s KYUN (The Canyon)/Twin Falls, ID, which is enjoying great success with this outside-the-box approach. In a sense, Tesh is a holdover from the station’s previous format, AC. “When we transitioned to Country years ago, the show’s Scott Myers said they were really trying to get on at Country stations,” says OM/PD Jerre Fender. “The info is universal and female-oriented, and Country is a female-oriented audience, so we picked up a voice-tracked version and had it on in evenings. And it continued to get good response. “So a couple years ago we decided to move it to middays,” Fender says. “It went over huge. The surprising part was the numbers for men. We had a lot of men, even young men, listening. In our first book for middays, Fall 2007, Tesh was No. 1 adults 18-34, No. 1 men 18-49 and 25-54, No. 2 adults 18-49 and No. 3 adults 25-54.” (Twin Falls is a 24-station market.) Earlier this year, the show was moved to mornings. “Why not try it?” Fender recalls thinking. “With a little extra localization, it could really work. And when the spring book came in and we were tied with the heritage Country station for No. 1 adults 25-54.”

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If She Builds It: As the recipient of this year’s ACM The Home Depot Humanitarian Award, LeAnn Rimes headed to Murfreesboro, TN last week to construct a playground at the Spring Valley Apartments. She was joined by volunteers from the sponsoring The Home Depot, the ACM, KaBOOM! and the United Way of Rutherford and Cannon counties.

October 12, 2009 Issue 162

My Tunes: Music ThaT shaped My Life

KITX/Hugo, OK GM/PD/morning co-host Will Payne discusses his most important songs, artists or concerts:1. Chris LeDoux, Muskogee, OK: The first show I ever emceed. I was totally blown away by Chris and the Western Underground. It was a rock show! For the next 10 years we went to every concert within 200 miles. God bless my hero, Chris LeDoux.

2. The Great Divide/Never Could: This incredible band, formed in Stillwater, emulated everything I love about music. Forget law school. This band is the reason I stayed in radio. 3. Charlie Daniels Band/Drinking My Baby Goodbye: My first solo on-air gig in Tulsa was early on Sunday mornings. I was the only one in the building and jammed out until the CD skipped, then the volume went to eight.4. Jimmy Buffet: His albums, songs, concerts, etc. Buffet is a lot like radio: one crazy lifestyle. 5. Glen Campbell/Rhinestone Cowboy: My first favorite country song, bar none.• A highly regarded song or album you’ve never heard: Jimmy Wakely’s “Slippin’ Around.” One of the hardest-working cowboys in history.• An “important” piece of music you just don’t get: Rockin’ Sidney’s “My Toot Toot.” Enough said. • An album you played or listened to incessantly: Bad Company’s 10 from 6. • One obscure or non-country song everyone should listen to right now: Junkyard’s “Simple Man.”

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Skid The Producer of WWKA/Orlando’s Doc & Grace In The Morning created a contest for pre-season Orlando Magic tickets when he had to take his one-year-old daughter Matilda to work after his babysitter called in sick. “Uncle” Doc and “Aunt” Grace had listeners guess what the toddler was saying, with Doc serving as translator. You can hear how it went here. Sickness also struck WLHK/Indianapolis’ Wank & O’Brien Morning Show co-host Dave O’Brien, who was diagnosed with H1N1 and is broadcasting from quarantine for the rest of the week. “Dave took one for the team and got Swine Flu so we could give our listeners up to the minute details about the pandemic,” says co-host Ed Wank, who also notes they’ve enlisted the help of a local doctor to answer listener concerns about the virus which has hit the Indianapolis area hard this fall. O’Brien is also hoping an All-Star lineup will perform a Swine Flu Benefit for him. “I’m thinking Faith Hill, Carrie Underwood, Kellie Pickler ...” dreamed the feverishly delusional morning co-host.

ARB PPM NewsDuring today’s Arbitron PPM client conference call, the ratings firm confirmed that the installation base is between 98% and 110% in the eight metros becoming currency in December: Cincinnati, Cleveland, Kansas City, Las Vegas, Portland, Sacramento, Salt Lake City and San Antonio. PPM is now in 25 markets, which represent 52.5% of all ad revenue generated in Arbitron-measured markets. PPM’s daily in-tab is now up to about 34,000 people. VP Bill Rose affirmed company plans to increase total PPM sample for persons 12+ by 10% by mid-2011, a 15% increase in in-tab cell-phone-only households by year’s end, and a 20% bump by the end of 2010. Arbitron also announced it has issued new meters with 60 hours of battery life (double the previous model), which is expected to improve 18-34 in-tab rates. Reminders and incentives are in place to strengthen response rates for the upcoming holiday season.

Radio News & Notes CRS 41 Early Bird Registration ends Oct. 30. Visit www.crb.org to secure your spot for $499. CRS 41 is Feb. 24-26, 2010 at the Nashville Convention Center.

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WKNN/Biloxi, MS raised $52,000 in its St. Jude “Country Cares” radiothon. The Big Time with Whitney Allen can now be heard on KRST-FM/Albuquerque Monday-Saturdays from 7p-midnight, replacing GAC Nights. Sandy Weaver has joined the Moby In The Morning Radio Network for middays. Weaver’s previous stops include WKHX, WYAY and WPCH & WLTM/Atlanta and WMZQ/Washington, DC. For more info contact Jay Noble at 972-900-9837 or here.

Gig Alerts KMLE/Phoenix OM/PD Kris Abrams is seeking a new afternoon host. “If you love audience interaction (phones and social media) and have ripped up a liner card or two in your time, this is your gig,” Abrams says. Apply online here or via snail mail to Abrams at 840 N. Central Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85004. Golden Music VP/Promotion & Marketing Brad Howell is seeking an Assoc. Dir./Promotion; contact him here.

Chart Chat Congrats to RCA/Nashville VP/Promotion Keith Gale, Nat’l Director Norbert Nix and their entire crew on scoring Chris Young’s first No. 1 with “Gettin’ You Home (The Black Dress Song).” Also, a shout-out to Carolwood VP/Promotion Kevin Herring, Sr. Directors Chris Palmer and John Ettinger and the entire mouse house on securing the imprint’s first Top 10 with Love And Theft’s “Runaway.” And, while we’re handin’ out the love, how about the Capitol gang, which has seven songs in the Top 21 and three of the Top 10? Huzzahs for SVP Steve Hodges, VP Shane Allen and the label’s merry promo band.

Industry People Nearby Now founder and VP/Customer Relations Dan Steinman has joined Mozes, Inc. in the newly created VP/Client Services post. He’ll be based at the company’s headquarters

Tuesday (10/13) - Rhett Akins, Lacy J. Dalton, Marie Osmond, Julie Piat, Wayland Stubblefield, Jennifer Switzer (jennifer@brickagency.com), Joe Zanger

Wednesday (10/14) - Natalie Maines, Melba Montgomery, Renee Behrman, Melissa Miggo, Kerri Pauley, the late Danny Petraitis; Evelyn Shriver

Thursday (10/15) - Dean Miller, Kimberly Schlapman (Little Big Town), Karyn Bishop Macky (karynbishop@comcast.net)

Friday (10/16) - Jim Ed Norman, Adrian Michaels (amichaels@curb.com)

Saturday (10/17) - Earl Thomas Conley, Alan Jackson, Joe Patrick (tunecom@comcast.net), Anthony Van Dollen

Sunday (10/18) - Josh Gracin, Darlene Evans, Gwen Foster (gwen.foster19@yahoo.com)

Monday (10/19) - Jeannie C. Riley, Bill Bennett, Mike Brophey (mbrophey@wklb.com)

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in Palo Alto, CA and can be reached at dan@mozes-inc.com. Concurrently, former echomusic Mgr./Artist Services Mark Confroy has joined the Nashville branch as Mgr./Client Services. He replaces Brian Westerman, who will be deployed to Iraq in late November. Reach Mark at mconfroy@mozes-inc.com. Laura Wright has joined Writer’s Den Music Group as Catalog Manager. If the name sounds familiar, it’s because Wright is the daughter of Universal South Pres. Mark Wright. She can be reached at 615-690-6475 or here. UMPG/Nashville has signed songwriter Phillip White (“I’m Movin’ On”). Lonesome Day Records has signed vocalist and songwriter Julie Neumark. Her upcoming CD Dimestore Halo will be available in 2010. Red Current Recording’s Robin Ball and Todd Bradley have formed Burning Blue Music, focusing on artist management, recording, producing, songwriting, performance and media

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Jeff Cook’s 10-track holiday album Christmas Joy will be digitally available Nov. 3 at iTunes, Amazon.com and Cook’s website. Classics “Away In The Manger,” “Run, Run Rudolph,” “Please, Come Home For Christmas” and “The Night Before Christmas” join Cook’s original songs. The two-disc collection of Christmas classics NOW That’s What I Call A Country Christmas! features Kenny Chesney, Kellie Pickler, Brad Paisley, Darius Rucker, Taylor Swift, Reba McEntire, Trace Adkins, George Strait and others. The set is available now.

The Week’s Top Stories Full coverage of the week’s news is available in the archives at www.countryaircheck.com. • John Russo was promoted to President of Citadel Media from SVP/Citadel Interactive. He succeeds Jim Robinson, who left the

training. Burning Blue is currently working with Tori Bigelow, whose EP I Believe was released Sept. 12. More info at www.burningbluemusic.com.

Industry News The Women’s Music Business Association is accepting applications for new members until Jan. 19, 2010 at www.wmbanashville.org. Applicants must be currently working in the industry, and all singer/songwriters must be PRO affiliated. BMI.com has added numerous features for registered users including: universal login that allows access for affiliates and licensees; power catalog search engine with multiple options; and, downloadable electronic statements. The CMA Songwriters Series will return to NYC’s Joe’s Pub Nov. 5, with 6:30pm and 9:30 pm shows. Bob DiPiero (“Blue Clear Sky”) will host Jessi Alexander (“The Climb”), Jon Randall (“Whiskey Lullaby”) and Mark Sanders (“I Hope You Dance”).

Artist News Miranda Lambert is featured in Rhapsody’s iPhone and iPod Touch application advertising campaign along with Luke Bryan, who we told you about last week. Both artists’ latest album covers join others by Black Eyed Peas, Colbie Caillat and Shakira for the commercial airing across MTV Networks. The Southern Gospel Music Association presented Barbara Mandrell with the James D. Vaughn Impact Award last Wednesday (10/7) at the organization’s Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony at Dollywood. Previous recipients include Bill Gaither and J.G. Whitfield. Steve Azar is offering a chance to win a trip for two to the 43rd Annual CMA Awards Nov. 11. Enter here until Oct. 28 when the winner will be selected at random. Laura Bryna has signed multi-CD international record and licensing agreement with AGR Television Records, which is distributed by the international division of Universal Music Group. Her upcoming album Trying To Be Me including previously released music and new material will be available next year. John Rosso

Tuesday 10/13 – Trisha Yearwood, Troy Gentry, Gretchen Wilson, CMT Cribs (re-air).

Wednesday 10/14 – Rascal Flatts, Tonight Show with Conan O’Brien (NBC); Toby Keith, Jimmy Kimmel Live (ABC); Taylor Swift, Oprah (syndicated).

Thursday 10/15 – Toby Keith, Bonnie Hunt Show (syndicated).

Friday 10/16 – Toby Keith, Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson (CBS); Eric Church, Jimmy Kimmel Live (ABC); Tim McGraw, Late Show with David Letterman (CBS).

Saturday 10/17 – Kenny Chesney, MacMcAnally, Austin City Limits (PBS).

Sunday 10/18 – Trace Adkins, Extreme Makeover: Home Edition (ABC).

Monday 10/19 – Kenny Rogers, How I Met Your Mother (CBS).

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company after 20 years and had served through ABC’s merger with CapCities and transitions to Disney and Citadel. (CAT 10/8) • Charlie James joined Double O’s WWNU/Columbia, SC as PD/AM driver Monday (10/12). He spent more than a decade with crosstown Clear Channel Country WCOS before moving to CC sister News/Talk WVOC, where he spent eight months in AM drive before exiting last April. James replaces OM/PD/morning co-host Tyler Ryan and co-host Ken Heron, who exited in August (CAT 8/26). (CAT 10/9) • Great Plains Media’s Active Rock KMXN/Topeka, KS flipped to Country Thursday (10/8) with Chris Merrill as OM/PM driver and Amber Lee as PD/middayer. Merrill had programmed sister Hot AC KLZR and Lee most recently did mornings on KAWO/Boise. Merrill and Lee can be reached here and here, respectively. (CAT 10/9) • The New York Post reported that Clear Channel Communications may default as soon as the end of 2009 or early 2010. The story reiterates earlier speculation that CC’s private equity firm owners, Bain Capital and Thomas H. Lee Partners, have been unable to secure funding assistance from several banks that financed the $27-billion buyout in 2008. The PE firms say they have not reached out to banks, while CC has declined to comment. (CAT 10/7)

John Tesh Goes Country (continued from page 1) Tesh says Country isn’t as much of a stretch as some might think. “Not that this has anything to do with the show, but early in my career I lived in Nashville and worked at WSM-TV with Pat Sajack, and Oprah was on across town,” he explains. “And being a musician, I was in the Pickin’ Parlor and Exit/In. And country artists have always been the best interviews, whether it was Garth, Tim McGraw, Faith Hill or anyone else. The thing about country is it’s about great stories. Plus, country artists and listeners are informed by their faith; that’s why the songs have those messages. So the combination of songs with a message and people living with purpose in their lives is a good match. Because that’s what we talk about.”

Tesh actually started in radio during college in the early ‘70s, eventually doing news for Rick Dees in Raleigh. Television and music careers gave him a national platform and, in 2000, he decided to get back into radio. “I went to a couple of friends and they all said to do a countdown show, which I did for Westwood One,” Tesh says. “That lasted a year before it was canceled.” His desire to find a workable concept led to a fusion of professional and personal experiences. Then, the inspiration

Brandon Jenkins Brothers Of The Dirt (Red Dirt/E1) Including single “White Van Blues,” Jenkins wrote or co-wrote all 12 songs on his sixth studio album with writers including Randy Rogers Band’s Randy Rogers, Brady Black, Scott Hutchison and Bob Wiles. Rogers, Stoney LaRue, Jason Boland, Mike McClure

and Cross Canadian Ragweed’s Cody Canada also guest on the record, which was produced by Jenkins and David Percefull.

Sugarland Gold And Green (Mercury) Byron Gallimore and Sugarland produced

the duo’s 10-track holiday album. Five new songs are featured along with traditional songs “Winter Wonderland,” “Holly Jolly Christmas,” “Silent Night.” Bonus material comes with purchase including access to exclusive content and a sweepstakes.

October 20 Bomshel Fight Like A Girl (Curb) Tim McGraw Southern Voice (Curb)

October 27 Big Kenny The Quiet Times Of A Rock And Roll Farm Boy (Love Everybody) Joe Nichols Old Things New (Universal South) Taylor Swift Fearless Platinum Edition (Big Machine)

Album release info to news@countryaircheck.com.

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finally struck at home. “I was having an argument with my wife, who was complaining about the mess on my side of the bed,” Tesh says. “It was all wires, keyboards and stuff you’d expect from a guy with ADD. And I looked over on her side of the bed and it was all magazines stacked up with yellow sticky notes on articles she was just never going to have time to get to. And I thought, that’s the show. Everything a woman 25+ wants to know; the best ways to do things. I called Scott Myers, who worked for me as a songplugger, and told him he would be the syndicator, that the show would be called Intelligence For Your Life and that we’d need 10 researchers and 25 people to do the show. “Everyone said the title was too long and it would be too expensive, but we did a demo and started calling stations. I didn’t take a salary for three years.” Now on roughly 360 stations, the show has created its own niche. “A lot of radio and TV stations try to be everything to everybody. We don’t have potty humor, there are no celebrity birthdays. We just solve your problems. We want to cause somebody to make a change, to go

tell somebody else how to make a change, or give them that item to use as a water-cooler bit.” And for KYUN, that focus is working, and Fender says the audience reaction has been balanced. “Some people didn’t like the change; some told us it was great and they love getting that information. As with any other syndicated show, you get out of it what you put into it. The initial challenge was figuring ways to personalize the show. But I have a bunch of different announces for artist and songs. It sounds very local, very seamless. The content is what matters. People in the business might think of him as the New Age music guy or the Entertainment Tonight guy. But most of the audience, especially the younger listeners, only know him as the radio guy.” Tesh admits KYUN’s strong male numbers weren’t expected. “It really does surprise me because if you google my name you’ll find lots of references to me being way too saccharin. There are a lot of nice ‘I hate John Tesh’ sites out there. But I’ve been off ET for 13 years now, and so with younger male listeners I’m just the radio guy. They don’t know that other person. PPM is beginning to show us a lot of closet listeners, too.” And whether it’s male listeners hoping to glean insight into the women in their lives, or the female listeners at which the show is most directly aimed, Tesh understands the audience. “I live with my wife, who is an actress, businesswoman and mother, and a 15-year-old-girl who’s right in the middle of that teenage thing. So we do a lot of stuff on how to talk to your kids or live with your wife – and I’m living that life. Of course, I’ll try those tips on the girls, and more often than not they’ll go, ‘Listen, don’t do that radio show thing.’”

October 15, 2009 – 15th Annual Inspirational Country Music Awards – Hendersonville, TN – www.ccma.cc

October 19, 2009 - 47th Annual ASCAP Country Awards - Nashville, TN - www.ascap.com

November 10, 2009 - 57th BMI Country Awards - Nashville, TN - www.bmi.com

December 3-6, 2009 – Country On The Beach – Cancun, Mexico - www.tjmartellfoundation.org

December 7, 2009 - Christmas At Belmont hosted by Trisha Yearwood - Nashville, TN - www.belmont.edu

January 31, 2010 - 52nd Annual Grammy Awards - Los Angeles, CA - www.grammy.com

February 24-26, 2010 - CRS-41 - Nashville, TN - www.crb.org

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September PPM Rating Scoreboard Last week’s release of Arbitron’s PPM ratings for Detroit provided the first glimpse of what happens when a Country station changes format in a PPM world. Clear Channel’s WDTW flipped to Rhythmic AC on Sept. 4, giving CBS Radio’s WYCD a clear shot at a little extra Time Spent Listening (Average Time Exposed in PPM parlance) from WDTW’s 511,400 cumers (Aug. ‘09 Arbitron PPM, 6+). In its first month as the Motor City’s lone Country outlet, WYCD set record highs for share and cume as the share soared 5.1-6.0 while the cume was up more than 42,000. Here’s a look at all of the September cume and share figures in PPM markets released last week by Arbitron. Legend: A “+” indicates a Classic Country outlet, a “^” designates Country stations in the same market owned by a single operator, a “t” indicates a tie and a “*” indicates a record high showing for the station in that particular category.

WKHX/Atlanta 5.1 (5) 5.3 (5) 790,800 (11) 742,500 (11)WUBL/Atlanta 3.5 (11t) 3.8* (9*) 649,700 (13) 659,900 (13)WWLG/Atlanta^+ .9 (26) .7 (26) 124,000 (28) 129,000 (27)WPOC/Baltimore 7.8 (3) 7.6 (3) 519,800 (4) 547,000 (4)WKLB/Boston 5.1 (6) 4.5 (9) 605,000 (12) 573,500 (12)WUSN/Chicago 4.8 (4) 4.8 (3*) 1,290,400 (12) 1,385,400* (10*)KPLX/Dallas 6.6 (1) 6.1 (1) 1,284,000 (3) 1,303,300 (3)KSCS/Dallas 3.7 (7) 4.0 (6) 982,400 (8) 896,100 (9)KYGO/Denver 4.9 (4) 5.9 (3) 481,400 (10) 490,800 (10)KWOF/Denver 2.1(20) 2.2 (20) 275,200 (18) 246,800 (19)WYCD/Detroit 5.1 (6) 6.0* (2*) 891,100 (6) 933,400 (6)WDTW/Detroit 2.3 (19t) -- 511,400 (18) --

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KKBQ/Houston^ 3.9 (10) 4.1 (9) 996,400 (7) 972,000 (7)KILT/Houston 3.3 (13) 3.2 (12t) 897,000 (9) 880,600 (10)KTHT/Houston^+ 2.0 (20t) 1.9 (22) 564,700 (19) 535,600 (20)KKGO/Los Angeles 3.1 (11t) 3.1 (12t) 1,146,600 (21) 1,160,300 (21)KFRG/Riverside, CA .3 (48t) .3 (47t) 328,000 (43) 354,600 (40)

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WKIS/Miami 3.6 (11t) 3.7 (11) 498,400 (15) 460,200 (15)KEEY/Minneapolis 8.7 (2) 8.9* (1*) 779,800 (4) 802,400 (4)WXTU/Philadelphia 4.3 (7) 4.4 (7) 770,700 (15) 730,600 (16)KMLE/Phoenix 4.3 (7) 3.8 (10) 607,500 (9) 580,200 (11)KNIX/Phoenix 4.0 (11) 3.6 (12) 574,100 (12) 579,500 (12)

WDSY/Pittsburgh 7.1 (3) 7.7 (3) 560,600 (5) 541,100 (6)WOGG/Pittsburgh^ 2.3 (16) 1.9 (17) 132,600 (19) 128,300 (18)WOGI/Pittsburgh ̂ 1.4 (18t) 1.7 (18) 153,900 (17) 170,700 (17)WOGH/Pittsburgh^ 1.0 (22t) 1.2 (20) 98,900 (21) 100,500 (21)KFRG/Riverside, CA 4.0 (8) 3.9 (7) 302,400 (10) 274,600 (11)KKGO/Los Angeles 1.2 (26t) 1.4* (25t) 102,100 (30) 85,200 (35)

( R i v e r s i d e , C A A r b i t r o n P P M )

KSON/San Diego 3.3 (11) 3.3 (13t) 381,100 (13) 393,100 (13)KUSS/San Diego 2.4 (17t) 2.2 (19t) 311,200 (16) 328,100 (15*)KBWF/San Francisco 2.4 (17t) 2.1(20t) 514,300 (22) 495,000 (21)KRTY/San Jose .9 (30t) 1.0 (31) 210,300 (34) 245,800* (31)

( S a n F r a n c i s c o A r b i t r o n P P M )

KRTY/San Jose 3.4 (11t) 3.8 (9) 171,200 (13) 199,200* (10)KMPS/Seattle 4.2 (7) 4.5 (5) 589,000 (8) 573,800 (8)KKWF/Seattle 3.4 (14t) 4.3 (6t) 525,700 (10) 533,700 (11)KNBQ/Seattle 2.1 (21t) 1.9 (23) 273,700 (20) 306,700 (20)WIL/St. Louis 6.0 (5) 5.4 (6) 592,100 (7) 577,400 (7)KSD/St. Louis 4.2 (13) 3.4 (17) 571,000 (9) 473,600 (10)WQYK/Tampa 5.9 (4) 6.5 (4) 422,400 (12) 507,700 (9)WFUS/Tampa 5.6 (6) 4.4 (9t) 424,700 (11) 461,300 (10)WMZQ/Washington, DC 3.6 (13) 3.8 (12) 592,300 (12) 633,900 (12)WFRE/Frederick, MD .7 (24t) .8 (23t) 170,400 (25) 151,000 (29)

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2 1 CHRIS YOUNG/Gettin' You Home (The Black Dress Song) (RCA) 15113 909 5421 350 35.826 2.338 126 0

1 2 TOBY KEITH/American Ride (Show Dog) 14620 -134 5120 -107 34.577 -0.096 126 0

3 3 KEITH URBAN/Only You Can Love Me This Way (Capitol) 14370 730 5083 267 33.987 1.661 125 0

6 4 ZAC BROWN BAND/Toes (Atlantic/Home Grown/Bigger Picture) 4 14087 1926 5002 701 33.099 3.655 124 0

5 5 BRAD PAISLEY/Welcome To The Future (Arista) 13110 711 4669 184 30.471 2.016 126 0

7 6 CARRIE UNDERWOOD/Cowboy Casanova (19/Arista) 11701 1048 4007 350 28.267 2.824 125 0

10 7 KENNY CHESNEY f/DAVE MATTHEWS/I'm Alive (BNA) 9524 253 3366 61 22.701 1.039 124 0

14 8 LADY ANTEBELLUM/Need You Now (Capitol) 4 9463 1230 3268 449 23.597 2.87 125 0

13 9 LUKE BRYAN/Do I (Capitol) 9222 959 3282 309 21.454 2.763 119 0

12 10 LOVE AND THEFT/Runaway (Carolwood) 9216 504 3235 169 21.172 1.205 123 0

15 11 TAYLOR SWIFT/Fifteen (Big Machine) 8965 892 3042 284 21.039 2.171 123 0

11 12 DARRYL WORLEY/Sounds Like Life To Me (Stroudavarious) 8854 -159 3283 -1 19.102 -1.674 123 0

16 13 CRAIG MORGAN/Bonfire (BNA) 8086 505 2971 164 18.092 0.782 124 0

17 14 DAVID NAIL/Red Light (MCA) 7651 355 2780 138 17.215 1.19 123 1

8 15 ERIC CHURCH/Love Your Love The Most (Capitol) 7646 -2185 2885 -737 16.439 -5.356 123 0

19 16 DIERKS BENTLEY/I Wanna Make You Close Your Eyes (Capitol) 4 7394 1342 2590 505 16.35 1.985 124 5

20 17 REBA/Consider Me Gone (Starstruck/Valory) 4 7204 1395 2493 510 15.994 2.265 121 1

18 18 BROOKS & DUNN f/BILLY GIBBONS/Honky Tonk Stomp (Arista) 7136 400 2619 162 15.772 1.043 117 2

21 19 TRACE ADKINS/All I Ask For Anymore (Capitol) 6447 856 2344 309 13.895 0.804 115 3

22 20 MARTINA MCBRIDE/I Just Call You Mine (RCA) 5109 126 1809 73 11.623 0.302 116 3

23 21 DARIUS RUCKER/History In The Making (Capitol) 4762 914 1700 315 10.781 2.307 115 6

25 22 TIM MCGRAW/Southern Voice (Curb) 4643 985 1568 317 11.013 2.893 110 14

26 23 MIRANDA LAMBERT/White Liar (Columbia) 4197 983 1467 355 8.801 2.705 112 12

27 24 JAKE OWEN/Eight Second Ride (RCA) 3776 719 1458 257 8.25 1.439 103 5

24 25 MONTGOMERY GENTRY/Long Line Of Losers (Columbia) 3774 -63 1418 -17 8.526 -0.204 107 0

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28 26 JASON MICHAEL CARROLL/Hurry Home (Arista) 3505 489 1234 161 7.68 1.251 92 1

33 27 RASCAL FLATTS/Why (Lyric Street) 4 3487 1534 1238 562 7.591 3.153 108 20

32 28 JOSH TURNER/Why Don't We Just Dance (MCA) 2727 605 920 176 5.591 1.818 78 7

31 29 GARY ALLAN/Today (MCA) 2438 283 967 103 4.855 0.74 93 3

29 30 SARAH BUXTON/Outside My Window (Lyric Street) 2423 60 963 35 4.803 0.223 92 4

37 31 JASON ALDEAN/The Truth (BBR) 2331 780 773 254 5.029 1.89 81 17

34 32 BILLY CURRINGTON/That's How Country Boys Roll (Mercury) 2228 465 845 150 4.425 0.907 82 11

35 33 JOSH THOMPSON/Beer On The Table (Columbia) 1866 255 731 87 3.618 0.689 68 7

38 34 EASTON CORBIN/Little More Country Than That (Mercury) 1694 218 651 71 3.105 0.603 70 4

36 35 ELI YOUNG BAND/Radio Waves (Republic/Universal South) 1571 -5 560 -22 2.945 -0.022 59 1

39 36 KELLIE PICKLER/Didn't You Know How Much I Loved You (19/BNA) 1433 217 532 81 2.467 0.425 64 5

40 37 LOST TRAILERS/Country Folks (Livin' Loud) (BNA) 1223 34 462 18 2.221 0.096 53 1

43 38 STEEL MAGNOLIA/Keep On Lovin' You (Big Machine) 1151 216 419 62 1.809 0.372 56 8

41 39 BIG KENNY/Long After I'm Gone (Love Everybody/Bigger Picture) 1134 89 449 48 1.592 0.093 57 4

40 GEORGE STRAIT/Twang (MCA) 1118 696 414 243 2.429 1.595 49 25

48 41 JIMMY WAYNE f/D. HALL & J. OATES/Sara Smile (Valory) 1109 417 393 130 2.019 0.767 52 13

46 42 PHIL VASSAR/Everywhere I Go (Universal South) 1014 285 404 87 1.615 0.519 46 6

44 43 LEE BRICE/Love Like Crazy (Curb) 889 37 374 12 1.231 0.092 47 2

42 44 STEVE AZAR/Moo La Moo (Ride) 888 -118 362 -16 1.333 -0.569 40 1

45 45 MALLARY HOPE/Love Lives On (MCA) 887 41 356 3 1.41 0.238 49 3

47 46 ASH BOWERS/Stuck (Stoney Creek) 808 113 338 54 1.042 0.172 48 1

49 47 BOMSHEL/19 And Crazy (Curb) 680 117 283 60 1.101 0.177 32 6

50 48 MICHELLE BRANCH/Sooner Or Later (Reprise/Warner Bros.) 624 81 250 31 0.709 0.059 33 1

49 GLORIANA/How Far Do You...(Emblem/Warner Bros./Bigger Picture) 515 247 211 88 0.78 0.345 27 6

50 BLAINE LARSEN/It Did (Treehouse) 461 12 181 6 0.568 -0.028 25 1Debut

LW TW Artist/Title (Label) Total Points +/- Points Total Plays +/- Plays Audience +/- Aud Stations ADDS

Chart Page 1 October 12, 2009 Chart Page 2

Aircheck Top Point GainersZAC BROWN BAND/Toes (Atlantic/Home Grown/Bigger Picture) 1926 4RASCAL FLATTS/Why (Lyric Street) 1534 4REBA/Consider Me Gone (Starstruck/Valory) 1395 4DIERKS BENTLEY/I Wanna Make You Close Your Eyes (Capitol) 1342 4LADY ANTEBELLUM/Need You Now (Capitol) 1230 4CARRIE UNDERWOOD/Cowboy Casanova (19/Arista) 1048TIM MCGRAW/Southern Voice (Curb) 985MIRANDA LAMBERT/White Liar (Columbia) 983LUKE BRYAN/Do I (Capitol) 959DARIUS RUCKER/History In The Making (Capitol) 914

Aircheck Top Spin GainersZAC BROWN BAND/Toes (Atlantic/Home Grown/Bigger Picture) 701RASCAL FLATTS/Why (Lyric Street) 562REBA/Consider Me Gone (Starstruck/Valory) 510DIERKS BENTLEY/I Wanna Make You Close Your Eyes (Capitol) 505LADY ANTEBELLUM/Need You Now (Capitol) 449MIRANDA LAMBERT/White Liar (Columbia) 355CHRIS YOUNG/Gettin' You Home (The Black Dress Song) (RCA) 350CARRIE UNDERWOOD/Cowboy Casanova (19/Arista) 350TIM MCGRAW/Southern Voice (Curb) 317DARIUS RUCKER/History In The Making (Capitol) 315

Activator Top Point GainersREBA/Consider Me Gone (Starstruck/Valory) 570 4GEORGE STRAIT/Twang (MCA) 472 4ZAC BROWN BAND/Toes (Atlantic/Home Grown/Bigger Picture) 461 4DIERKS BENTLEY/I Wanna Make You Close Your Eyes (Capitol) 384 4RASCAL FLATTS/Why (Lyric Street) 379 4TIM MCGRAW/Southern Voice (Curb) 310LADY ANTEBELLUM/Need You Now (Capitol) 290MIRANDA LAMBERT/White Liar (Columbia) 282DARIUS RUCKER/History In The Making (Capitol) 271LUKE BRYAN/Do I (Capitol) 262

Activator Top Spin GainersREBA/Consider Me Gone (Starstruck/Valory) 363ZAC BROWN BAND/Toes (Atlantic/Home Grown/Bigger Picture) 317GEORGE STRAIT/Twang (MCA) 296DIERKS BENTLEY/I Wanna Make You Close Your Eyes (Capitol) 225RASCAL FLATTS/Why (Lyric Street) 225TIM MCGRAW/Southern Voice (Curb) 193LUKE BRYAN/Do I (Capitol) 189LADY ANTEBELLUM/Need You Now (Capitol) 178MIRANDA LAMBERT/White Liar (Columbia) 175DARIUS RUCKER/History In The Making (Capitol) 174

Aircheck Add LeadersGEORGE STRAIT/Twang (MCA) 25RASCAL FLATTS/Why (Lyric Street) 20JASON ALDEAN/The Truth (BBR) 17ERIC CHURCH/Hell On The Heart (Capitol) 15TIM MCGRAW/Southern Voice (Curb) 14JIMMY WAYNE f/D. HALL & J. OATES/Sara Smile (Valory) 13MIRANDA LAMBERT/White Liar (Columbia) 12BILLY CURRINGTON/That's How Country Boys Roll (Mercury) 11STEEL MAGNOLIA/Keep On Lovin' You (Big Machine) 8JOSH THOMPSON/Beer On The Table (Columbia) 7JOSH TURNER/Why Don’t We Just Dance (MCA) 7

CMTJOSH TURNER/Why Don’t We Just Dance (MCA)TAYLOR SWIFT/Fifteen (Big Machine)

CMT PUREJOSH TURNER/Why Don’t We Just Dance (MCA)TAYLOR SWIFT/Fifteen (Big Machine)

GACLOST TRAILERS/Country Folks (Livin’ Loud) (BNA)

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October 12, 2009 Country Aircheck Chart Info Chart Page 3

Aircheck ActivityMALLARY HOPE/Love Lives On (MCA) Stays at 45*; 887 points, 356 spins 3 ADDS: KWJJ, KWNR, WSIX

ASH BOWERS/Stuck (Stoney Creek) Moves 47*-46*; 808 points, 338 spins 1 ADD: KRST*

BOMSHEL/19 And Crazy (Curb) Moves 49*-47*; 680 points, 250 spins 6 ADDS: KJJY*, KWJJ, KYGO, KZSN, WCKT, WGNE

MICHELLE BRANCH/Sooner Or Later (Reprise/Warner Bros.) Moves 50*-48*; 624 points, 250 spins 1 ADD: KFRG*

GLORIANA/How Far Do You Wanna Go?(Emblem/Warner Bros./Bigger Picture) Debuts at 49*; 515 points, 211 spins 6 ADDS: KNCI*, KWNR, WGNA, WIWF*, WYCD*, WYRK

BLAINE LARSEN/It Did (Treehouse) Debuts at 50*; 461 points, 181 spins 1 ADD: WMAD

WHITNEY DUNCAN/Skinny Dippin’ (Warner Bros.) 392 points, 208 spins; 0 ADDS

WILLIAMS RILEY/Country Livin’ (Golden) 360 points, 166 spins 1 ADD: WCKT

JYPSI/Mister Officer (Arista) 312 points, 122 spins; 0 ADDS

OCTOBER 19BUCKY COVINGTON/Gotta Be Somebody (Lyric Street)DAVID ST. ROMAIN/That’s Love (Matchless/Edgehill)FAST RYDE/Make It Rain (Republic Nashville)JOE NICHOLS/Gimmie That Girl (Universal South)JUSTIN MOORE/Backwoods (Valory)

OCTOBER 26DARREN KOZELSKY/Real Superman (Major 7th/Spinville/Nine North)GRETCHEN WILSON/Work Hard, Play Harder (Redneck/CO5)HELLO DAVE/Golden (Mountain Records/Nine North)JAMIE TATE/One Beer Away From Lovin’ You (Bodell/Edgehill)OAK RIDGE BOYS/Mama’s Table (Quarterback)RODNEY ATKINS/Chasin’ Girls (Curb)TRENT TOMLINSON/Angels Like Her (Carolwood)

NOVEMBER 2AARON WATSON/The Road (BIG Label/Edgehill)BLAKE SHELTON f/TRACE ADKINS/Hillbilly Bone (Warner Bros)RANDY HOUSER/Whistlin’ Dixie (Universal South)

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Aircheck Top RecurrentsJASON ALDEAN/Big Green Tractor (BBR) 9732JUSTIN MOORE/Small Town USA (Valory) 9379BILLY CURRINGTON/People Are Crazy (Mercury) 7135DARIUS RUCKER/Alright (Capitol) 6252RANDY HOUSER/Boots On (Universal South) 5313GEORGE STRAIT/Living For The Night (MCA) 5244LADY ANTEBELLUM/I Run To You (Capitol) 5216BLAKE SHELTON/I'll Just Hold On (Warner Bros.) 4991ZAC BROWN BAND/Whatever...(Atlantic/Home Grown/Bigger Picture) 4987DIERKS BENTLEY/Sideways (Capitol) 4778

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)

October 12, 2009 Country Aircheck Chart Info Chart Page 4

1 1 TOBY KEITH/American Ride (Show Dog) 4364 -20 2854 -14

2 2 CHRIS YOUNG/Gettin' You Home (The Black Dress Song) (RCA) 4280 138 2797 88

4 3 KEITH URBAN/Only You Can Love Me This Way (Capitol) 4181 217 2726 138

6 4 ZAC BROWN BAND/Toes (Atlantic/Home Grown/Bigger Picture) 4150 461 2715 317

3 5 BRAD PAISLEY/Welcome To The Future (Arista) 4124 119 2685 78

8 6 CARRIE UNDERWOOD/Cowboy Casanova (19/Arista) 3238 219 2102 150

7 7 ERIC CHURCH/Love Your Love The Most (Capitol) 3047 -387 1983 -265

10 8 LUKE BRYAN/Do I (Capitol) 2982 262 1930 189

9 9 DARRYL WORLEY/Sounds Like Life To Me (Stroudavarious) 2956 -57 1998 -7

12 10 KENNY CHESNEY/I'm Alive (BNA) 2896 199 1861 112

11 11 LOVE AND THEFT/Runaway (Carolwood) 2798 94 1795 77

13 12 CRAIG MORGAN/Bonfire (BNA) 2719 98 1758 59

15 13 LADY ANTEBELLUM/Need You Now (Capitol) 2683 290 1690 178

21 14 REBA/Consider Me Gone (Starstruck/Valory) 2449 570 1561 363

17 15 TAYLOR SWIFT/Fifteen (Big Machine) 2440 201 1578 139

16 16 BROOKS & DUNN f/BILLY GIBBONS/Honky Tonk Stomp (Arista) 2365 22 1541 -11

20 17 DIERKS BENTLEY/I Wanna Make You Close Your Eyes (Capitol) 2288 384 1475 225

19 18 TRACE ADKINS/All I Ask For Anymore (Capitol) 2225 244 1473 159

18 19 DAVID NAIL/Red Light (MCA) 2117 77 1346 47

23 20 TIM MCGRAW/Southern Voice (Curb) 1716 310 1116 193

24 21 DARIUS RUCKER/History In The Making (Capitol) 1662 271 1067 174

22 22 MONTGOMERY GENTRY/Long Line Of Losers (Columbia) 1448 40 939 49

25 23 MARTINA MCBRIDE/I Just Call You Mine (RCA) 1278 100 811 64

28 24 RASCAL FLATTS/Why (Lyric Street) 1198 379 767 225

27 25 MIRANDA LAMBERT/White Liar (Columbia) 1174 282 750 175

32 26 BILLY CURRINGTON/That's How Country Boys Roll (Mercury) 966 202 630 133

26 27 JASON MICHAEL CARROLL/Hurry Home (Arista) 943 32 571 31

30 28 JOSH TURNER/Why Don't We Just Dance (MCA) 933 125 582 78

27 29 JAKE OWEN/Eight Second Ride (RCA) 899 90 571 67

33 30 GARY ALLAN/Today (MCA) 856 159 531 106

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LW TW Artist/Title (Label) TW Points +/- Points TW Plays +/- Plays

Chart Page 5October 12, 2009/ACTIVATOR

35 31 JASON ALDEAN/The Truth (BBR) 813 234 531 128

34 32 SARAH BUXTON/Outside My Window (Lyric Street) 724 89 423 49

44 33 GEORGE STRAIT/Twang (MCA) 691 472 446 296

37 34 JOSH THOMPSON/Beer On The Table (Columbia) 539 91 339 52

36 35 ELI YOUNG BAND/Radio Waves (Republic/Universal South) 436 -21 295 -13

41 36 JIMMY WAYNE f/D. HALL & J. OATES/Sara Smile (Valory) 404 112 236 65

38 37 KELLIE PICKLER/Didn't You Know How Much I Loved You (19/BNA) 383 7 198 8

40 38 LOST TRAILERS/Country Folks (Livin' Loud) (BNA) 316 8 176 13

43 39 EASTON CORBIN/Little More Country Than That (Mercury) 306 22 182 4

39 40 STEVE AZAR/Moo La Moo (Ride) 305 -13 219 -8

42 41 BIG KENNY/Long After I'm Gone (Love Everybody/Bigger Picture) 244 -1 117 2

47 42 PHIL VASSAR/Everywhere I Go (Universal South) 221 26 144 16

48 43 LEE BRICE/Love Like Crazy (Curb) 220 40 133 26

45 44 WHITNEY DUNCAN/Skinny Dippin' (Warner Bros.) 215 0 140 -7

50 45 GLORIANA/How Far Do You...(Emblem/Warner Bros./Bigger Picture) 212 70 112 21

46 46 MICHELLE BRANCH/Sooner Or Later (Reprise/Warner Bros.) 208 1 118 2

49 47 BOMSHEL/19 And Crazy (Curb) 185 23 118 11

48 48 STEEL MAGNOLIA/Keep On Lovin' You (Big Machine) 174 41 115 25

58 49 WILLIAMS RILEY/Country Livin' (Golden) 146 25 95 14

59 50 MICA ROBERTS/Days You Live For (Show Dog) 129 64 76 38

53 51 MALLARY HOPE/Love Lives On (MCA) 103 7 64 7

54 52 TELLURIDE/Stay (American Roots/Quarterback) 103 8 63 5

53 BUCKY COVINGTON/Gotta Be Somebody (Lyric Street) 95 67 50 30

55 54 JOEY & RORY/To Say Goodbye (Sugar Hill/Vanguard/C05) 95 2 72 4

55 ERIC CHURCH/Hell On The Heart (Capitol) 92 86 60 54

52 56 ANTHONY SMITH/Bringin' Back The Sunshine (Stroudavarious) 90 -17 68 -8

56 57 KATIE ARMIGER/Gone (Cold River) 89 1 60 5

58 EMMA JACOB/Julianna (Black River) 77 21 57 12

59 MATT KENNON/The Call (Bama Jam) 76 31 52 21

60 JUSTIN MOORE/Backwoods (Valory) 69 35 29 12

LW TW Artist/Title (Label) TW Points +/- Points TW Plays +/- Plays

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