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Indy: Healing Begins For a genre and format that prides itself on community, the sense of loss from Saturday’s Indiana State Fair tragedy (8/13) is widely felt. At the same time, the opportunity for aid and action seized within moments of the event will surely spread in a way that will only increase this industry’s unique bonds. Country Aircheck contacted three who were there for their thoughts and recollections. WLHK PD Bob Richards: “The State Fair people were consulting with the Indiana State Police and others about how to proceed with a storm on the way. It was a neutral show, but I know the executive director of the Fair and was a familiar face to her backstage, so she waved me over and asked me to make an announcement to the crowd. Normally I might have ad-libbed something like that, but I really wanted to get it exactly right so I transcribed their announcement into my iPhone and showed it to her. She said, ‘That’s it. Go with it.’ I didn’t ID myself or the station. It was not a welcome or anything, just an informational announcement, and I was focused on clearly and calmly stating what they wanted to convey about the severe weather in the area. “When I was done I walked off the stage into the backstage area and was about 20 yards behind the ramp stage-left. They had asked me to stay close by. It was calm, and I couldn’t even recall there being a breeze, when out of nowhere this gust came up and kicked up a wall of dust from the dirt track at the fairground.

July PPM: Hot Music, Big Tours “I can’t remember a time in the format when the music has been hotter, and that includes the early ‘90s,” Greater Media’s WKLB/Boston PD Mike Brophey boldly tells Country Aircheck. His comments come in the wake of ‘KLB’s outstanding July book, in which it climbed 6.4-7.1, matching its best ever PPM share while also reaching an all-time cume high of 846,000. “Every song is a big song,” says Brophey, “and it starts there.” The recent music movement that so many PDs are talking about seems to be a key reason Country can be declared the (continued on page 4)

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Meadow Hello: Kenny Chesney hosts radio execs among the 55,000 joining the record-setting Goin’ Coastal party at New Meadowlands Stadium in East Rutherford, NJ Saturday (8/13). Pictured (top, l-r) are CA’s Lon Helton, WCTO/Allentown’s George King, Chesney, Music Choice’s Tiffany Snider, WPUR/Atlantic City’s Chris Coleman and Westwood One’s Todd Alan; (bottom, l-r) are WKMK/Monmouth’s Marty Mitchell, WW1’s Pam Green and Sirius XM’s Al Skop.

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Dublin Or Nothing: Artists Radney Foster, George Ducas, Marty Stuart, Kris Kristofferson and Kevin Welch join execs at a CMA board meeting in Dublin, Ireland in 1995. Pictured (l-r) are Foster, CMA’s Ed Benson (mredbenson@comcast.net), Ducas, agent Tony Conway (tcagent@aol.com), Stuart, Kristofferson and Welch. Have any old photos that get your Irish up? Send them to pagethreepic@countryaircheck.com.

hands-down winner in July PPMs. Fifty-four stations increased share, 35 decreased and 11 were flat compared to June’s numbers. Clear Channel’s KEEY/Minneapolis was another big July winner, jumping 9.2-9.6 and reaching its all-time cume high in the process. PD Gregg Swedberg agrees with Brophey’s assessment of the music, citing a current crop of “uptempo, fun, yet meaningful songs.” “Uptempo” is the operative word for Swedberg, who observes that when the music goes that way, Country enjoys success. “This was the case in the early ‘90s, and it’s the case now,” he says. “We tend to lag when we slow it down and try to super-serve one piece of our audience, which has traditionally been women 40+.” Brophey also cites a busy touring season as another important component to WKLB’s summer success. “This year has been especially strong with six Comcast Center shows; Gillette Stadium brought us two Taylor shows, and two Chesney shows are coming up. That’s a lot of country fans, and that success represents what is happening on our station.” Having programmed in PPM methodology for two-and-a-half years now, Brophey shares this observation about contesting and promotion: “As we have heard, the less talk, the better. Promotions and contesting had better be interesting to the masses. And I don’t mean just the prizes; the execution needs to be compelling if it’s taking the place of a song. But we’ve had decent success with concert tickets. They are hot, and people love to win them.” The July PPM survey covered a time in Pittsburgh when Taylor Swift and Kenny Chesney both played Heinz Field. CBS Radio’s WDSY appears to have greatly benefited, improving 6.2-7.1for its best book since Aug. 2010. And that’s how ‘DSY PD Mark Anderson sees it: “Having two huge, jam-packed shows within two weeks of each other at Heinz Field generated a tremendous amount of excitement and interest in the format.” Country radio has long suffered the lack of external marketing, making the national TV exposure from American Idol, The Apprentice and, most recently, The Voice especially important. Perhaps Brophey put it best when he says, “Country is the best self-marketing format out there, and that has been the icing on the cake. People are searching us out, and liking what they find.”

Chart Chat Hats off to SVP Steve Hodges, VP Shane Allen and the entire Capitol/Nashville gang on Lady Antebellum’s fifth No. 1, “Just A Kiss,” the first single from the forthcoming album Own The Night, out Sept. 13. The trio has also reached the top with “I Run To You,” “Need You Now,” “American Honey” and “Our Kind Of Love.”

News & Notes Dierks Bentley, Craig Campbell, Eli Young Band, Colt Ford and Jim Lauderdale have been added to Australia’s CMC Rocks The Hunter 2012. More here. Kurt Allison, Tully Kennedy and Rich Redmond have signed publishing deals with Magic Mustang. Billy Currington (10/6), Josh Thompson (10/7), Scotty Emerick, David Lee Murphy and host Bob DiPiero will perform during the CMA Songwriters Series two-night stand

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Lady Antebellum

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Off The recOrd: eric Paslay

EMI Nashville’s Eric Paslay gives an industry spin on the artist interview:Which station did you grow up listening to? WACO/Waco, TX. Enjoyed any destinations on your radio tour above others? What I’ve realized is there are country fans everywhere. Growing up in the South, you always think they’re only in the South, but there’s beautiful farm country and ranches up north, too. Do you remember the first time you

heard yourself on the radio? We were on a bridge going over the Bay in Tampa and heard “Never Really Wanted.” It was pretty incredible. I’ll be forever grateful for them for playing it. Trudie Daniell had her phone out videoing me as it came on.How do you adjust to all the travel? You just have to realize what you’re getting to do. Yeah, it can wear you out, but what an incredible journey! Hopefully, I’m meeting friends I’ll have for the rest of my life at Country radio. I’m looking forward to looking back 20 years from now and saying, “Remember that first time I came in?” What is your go-to food stop? I’m not very picky. I like spicy food, but I’m pretty much open to anything as long as it’s not moving too much.What truck stop food tempts you? Slim Jims. But when I’m in Texas, there’s a Czech pastry called a kolache. My favorite is a poppy seed kolache. If I could open up a kolache kitchen in Nashville, I would. Think of the sweetest roll you’ve ever had and then the filling is poppy seed or apricot. It’s incredible stuff. What are some good icebreakers you use for the radio tour? Looking like a giant leprechaun? If you could get stuck in any city other than home, which would it be and why? Any city that has great fishing. Are you a prankster? I like comic relief. I’m just usually goofy. I usually don’t plan anything. Who have you seen live that you’ve tried to emulate or borrow ideas from? I try to be me, but the Keith Urban show with Jake Owen the other night in Nashville was just incredible. It’s cool that Keith doesn’t keep a fence between himself and the fans.

Oct. 6-7 at New York City’s Joe’s Pub. Former Trailer Choir vocalist Crystal Hoyt will host the free weekly songwriter showcase Renegade Junction beginning tomorrow (8/16) in The Attic at Nashville’s Piranhas (113 2nd Ave. N). New talent will be featured, and Hoyt will premiere new music during the six-week series. Toby Keith, Lady Antebellum, Zac Brown Band, Brad Paisley and the Secret Sisters are the International Act nominees for Oct. 23’s British Country Music Awards. Paul Yandell, longtime bandleader for Chet Atkins, was presented with the fifth and final Atkins-bestowed “Certified Guitar Player” at the opening of the Chet Atkins exhibit at the Country Music Hall Of Fame.

The Week’s Top Stories Full coverage at www.countryaircheck.com.• Westwood One SVP/GM Entertainment Max Krasny was promoted to Sr. VP/GM Entertainment Division & Affiliate Sales. (8/10)• Arbitron EVP/U.S. Media Services Sean Creamer was upped to the newly created position of EVP/COO. (CAT 8/11)• Clear Channel Radio named SVP/Programming Tom Poleman President/Programming Platforms and Darren Davis SVP/GM National Programming Platforms. Sr. VP/Distribution & Development Michele Laven was upped to EVP/Strategic Partnerships and EVP/Programming Development Tom Owens to EVP/Programming Research & Strategy. (CAT 8/11)• Lincoln Financial VP/Programming & Operations John Dimick added “Senior” to his title and will continue to oversee the company’s stations in Atlanta, Miami, Denver and San Diego, including Country KYGO and KSON in the latter two markets, respectively. (CAT 8/09)• Clear Channel SVP/Programming Phil Hunt resigned his position after nine years with the company. (CAT 8/12)

Indy: Healing Begins (continued from page 1) My contacts blurred quite a bit, and then the supports for the stage began to sway. As they did, I could hear one of the stage crew guys yelling to get out of the way. I turned and tore off away from the stage

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towards the buses. By the time I looked back, it was completely down. “The dust was still blowing up, and the storm was blowing in as I was walking back toward the stage, but there were crew and security people yelling, ‘Live power! Live wires! Cut the power!

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My Tunes: Music ThaT shaPed My life Valory Nat’l. Dir./Field Promotion JoJamie

Hahr discusses her most influential songs, albums and concerts:1. Johnny Lee/Looking for Love: When all of the kids were watching cartoons, my mom would put on Urban Cowboy. I’ve always been a hardcore country fan – some may call me a redneck.2. John Anderson, Dollywood: My first concert. We were on a family vacation and I know now that we barely had the

money for park tickets, but when dad saw that John Anderson was playing, I think he used the rest of his paycheck. I remember being so close, I told dad, “I can see the grey in his beard!”3. K92FM’s 15th Birthday Bash, WWKA/Orlando: I had just gotten my internship there during my first semester at college. In the green room, a shy guy with a Marlins baseball hat and glasses came up by himself and quietly asked, “Did you want a picture with me? I’m Kenny.”4. Jason Aldean/Why: The first No. 1 record I worked. I’ll never forget the passion and intensity that went along with giving Jason his first No. 1. Our BBR team was magical; the love for the artist, the music, and for radio was unstoppable. I remember Jon Loba, Shelley Hargis, and I literally group hugging and jumping up and down in circles in my office. 5. WPAW/Greensboro’s Home Town Hand Shake Concerts: They put on shows in tiny towns within their hot zips. Justin Moore was the first show on a tractor trailer bed on a baseball field. That night was the first time I heard a crowd sing “Small Town USA” word-for-word. I stood in the back of that field with tears streaming down my face.• A highly regarded song or album you’ve never heard: I’ll get a lot of crap for this, but I’ve honestly never heard a Rolling Stones album, a Motley Crue album or any of the older rock stuff. My dad would actually smack our hands if we tried to change from the Country station in his truck. • An “important” piece of music you just don’t get: I have tremendous respect for what the Black Eyed Peas did for their format, but their performances on awards shows scare the crap out of me! • An album you played or listened to incessantly: Shania’s Come On Over was my college anthem album.• One obscure or non-country song everyone should listen to right now: Anouk “Lost.” Heard it on So You Think You Can Dance, where I learn all of my non-country music. Reach JoJamie at jojamie.hahr@valorymail.com.

JoJamie Hahr

Get back!’ They were motioning us away, so I turned back toward the infield and went to my car parked on the other side, knowing the sky was about to open up and that was the only shelter I would be able to reach. “At that point, I was thinking about where my staff was. As I was making the announcement, we had three people standing stage-left who all decided at about that time to leave. By divine providence, they had the instinct to move before the storm got there. But I didn’t know that, so I was calling and texting, as were a lot of people, and it was difficult to get connected. That was a long 10 minutes of confirming all our people were safe and letting my wife know I was okay. “Ernie Mills, who does afternoons for us, is also an outstanding photographer and he was in the photo pool by the soundboard. Because he’s also a nature photographer, he was the only guy with the presence of mind, knowing he’d have a storm coming through, to use a wide-angle lens. If you’ve seen any images from in front of the stage, they’re probably his [erniemillsphotography.com]. “Once I confirmed our staff was okay, I got my first minor wave of relief, and then we went into full coverage mode. [Market Manager] Charlie Morgan was there, and he’s whom I heard from first. Emmis affords us a fully staffed news department that’s as good or better than any other. They stayed on the air until about 2am after the final press conference wrapped. I stayed on-site until about 10pm, when my iPhone battery finally went into conservation mode. Charlie was on-site until midnight. “On Sunday, we made sure everything on the station was appropriate for the situation and began running a message every hour with our thoughts and prayers for the victims and our thanks to the heroes who ran back in. We covered the Monday memorial service live on our News/Talk station and recycled everyone over from Hank. A lot of our coverage has been giving people a chance to express their emotions. There’s been no contesting, no morning show bits. As the healing really starts, we’ll move back to regular programming. “The State Fair is planning a memorial fund, and our plan is to very soon partner with them on a fundraising effort. Our hearts are just broken for all of the victims, the families and the injured. It still makes my heart sink. And my heart also breaks for Kristian,

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Jennifer and the band. Everyone was there to see them, and they just wanted to perform and give everyone a wonderful event, so I can’t imagine what they’re going through. My heart goes out to them and their entire organization. “Please keep everyone in your thoughts and prayers for the foreseeable future because this going to take awhile to heal.” WFMS PD Mark Hamlin: “We’ve got Jerrod Niemann here tonight [Monday] on the free stage, which is in a different location from the grandstand stage. He’s about to go on. It’s one of those situations where ... what do you say? “My family just moved here from Kansas City. We just drove in Saturday and this was our first event together as a family. We were in the 17th row directly in front of the stage. I knew the sky was getting dark, and when the announcement came from the stage I knew something was wrong. It was like slow motion. There didn’t seem to be a sense of urgency, but I stood up with my family and said, ‘Let’s move back.’ Then it started to blow. I saw the four spot guys up in the rigging and watched them ride that thing down. It’s one of those things you don’t ever expect to see. It almost doesn’t seem real. It’s the worst thing I’ve ever seen in my life. “My wife is a nurse, and we came upon a lady who apparently was having a heart attack. We got the authorities to her, and before we knew it, the first responders were all over the scene and it was time for us to get out of the way and go home. I was communicating on cell and found out that everybody from the station was okay. It was pandemonium. “We met at the station Sunday, put condolence messages from the airstaff on the air and saluted the first responders and the fans who jumped in and lifted scaffolding. Those people saved lives that night. We had the morning show at the memorial service and carried it live. Plans are in the works across the Cumulus platform of Country stations to do a benefit. “The country community is just awesome, and we’ve already got messages on the air from artists including Toby Keith and Jason Aldean. And if anyone else wants to get their thoughts out here, they can just call me.

Deborah Allen Hear Me Now (Delta Rock) Country Music Hall of Famer Bobby Braddock produced Allen’s single “Anything Other Than Love,” as well as two more of the collection’s 12 tracks. Allen produced the rest.

Eli Young Band Life At Best (Republic Nashville) The group’s first gold-certified single “Crazy Girl” leads their 14-track album, which was recorded entirely at Franklin, TN’s Dark Horse studio. “There’s a continuity to this record because we tracked the entire album all at the same time,” Mike Eli says. “We lived in a cabin there, woke up,

went into the studio, recorded all day and then slept. It’s kind of the dream for us because it felt organic.” Lee Brice, Will Hoge and Eric Paslay have writer credits. Mike Wrucke and Frank Liddell produced.

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“It’s such a horrible thing, but you see the best in people, too. And if there’s one thing you really learn, it’s that there is no playbook for this.” Mercury Midwest rep Charlie Dean: “I was on-site, but for the first time all year, I was not standing in front of or around the stage. I was actually delivering to the stations guitars that Sugarland had signed. When the dust storm hit, I was in the parking lot behind the backstage area trying to get a photo of the moon, which was out and full. I came around the backstage fence and saw the stage down. It was one of those moments where it takes a second to fully realize what you are looking at. You so don’t want to believe it. “Emergency personnel did an amazing job; they created a triage area in the grandstand and got help to people as quickly as they could. I heard several off-duty medical professionals offering to help, people lending a hand wherever they could. Looking at pictures today, I am struck by images of the fans lifting the stage off of those who were trapped. So very sad. ‘The whole world could change in a minute.’” CAC

Mark Hamlin

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It was a solid July for Country radio in PPM, with the majority of outlets registering 6+ ratings improvements and the format up 7.1% in total shares from June. Of the 100 stations in this report (mostly with a 1.0 share or greater 6+), 54 were up, 35 were down and 11 remained level. Nine stations set new share records, and the “Book of the Month” went

to CBS Radio’s WIRK/West Palm Beach, which jumped 5.3-7.0, also a station record. Additional big gains were registered by CBS Radio’s WYCD/Detroit and Entercom’s WPAW/Greensboro, both of which climbed 6.4-7.7. Legend: A “+” indicates a Classic Country outlet, a “^” designates co-owned Country stations in the metro; “t” indicates a tie; and a “*” indicates a station best in that statistic.

July PPM Scoreboard

WKHX/Atlanta 4.7 (8t) 4.2 (10t) 805,800 (10) 753,700 (11) WUBL/Atlanta 3.1 (15t) 3.1 (14) 717,300 (12) 750,800 (12)KASE/Austin^ 7.5 (2) 7.1 (2) 369,700 (5) 356,500 (6)KVET/Austin^ 4.4 (11) 4.7 (10) 272,500 (10) 294,300 (8)WPOC/Baltimore 7.4 (3) 8.1 (1t) 566,500 (5) 523,000 (5)WXCY/Wilmington, DE 1.2 (24t) 1.4 (21)* 140,000 (23) 101,000 (28)WKLB/Boston 6.4 (3) 7.1 (2)* 818,700* (11) 846,000* (8)WCTK/Providence 1.1 (22t) 1.2 (22t) 232,700* (22) 236,100* (22)WKKT/Charlotte 7.8 (2) 8.0 (1) 525,300 (6) 592,700* (3)WSOC/Charlotte 8.3 (1) 7.5 (2) 536,400 (5) 537,600 (6)WUSN/Chicago 3.4 (13) 3.7 (8) 1,331,300 (13) 1,346,600 (13)WUBE/Cincinnati^ 9.7* (1t)* 9.1 (2) 522,200 (4) 581,500* (3)WYGY/Cincinnati^ 1.4 (19) 1.4 (20) 177,000 (18) 191,200* (16)WGAR/Cleveland 7.7 (4) 7.8 (3) 481,400 (8) 464,400 (7)WQMX/Akron 1.2 (22) 1.1 (21t) 160,600 (17) 155,800 (17)WCOL/Columbus, OH 8.4 (3) 8.9* (2) 417,700 (3) 420,700* (3)WHOK/Columbus, OH^ 2.6 (16) 2.5 (13t) 175,600 (16) 185,400 (15)WCLT/Columbus, OH 2.1 (17) 2.3 (16) 148,400 (17) 142,800 (18)WNKK/Columbus, OH^ 1.1 (21) 1.0 (22t) 93,900 (21) 94,600 (21)KPLX/Dallas 5.2 (2) 5.0 (2) 1,133,400 (5) 1,125,400 (6)KSCS/Dallas 3.8 (7t) 3.8 (8) 843,400 (12) 878,600 (12)KYGO/Denver 5.7 (1t) 5.6 (1) 535,600 (6) 535,500 (9)KWOF/Denver 2.8 (18) 3.0 (16t) 289,400 (17) 300,900 (17)WYCD/Detroit 6.4 (1) 7.7 (1) 957,100* (8) 987,200* (6)WPAW/Greensboro 6.4 (5) 7.7 (2t) 312,500 (4) 329,800* (3)*WTQR/Greensboro 4.8 (9t) 5.4 (7t) 299,800* (6) 281,200 (6)WBRF/Greensboro+ 1.9 (13)* 1.9 (14) 66,400* (18) 64,300 (16)WWYZ/Hartford 10.4 (1) 10.6* (1) 301,400 (5) 289,800 (5)KKBQ/Houston^ 4.8 (7) 4.7 (6t) 963,300 (8) 989,100 (8)KILT/Houston 3.5 (12t) 3.8 (12) 800,300 (12) 744,900 (14)KTHT/Houston^+ 1.5 (21) 1.6 (21) 411,200 (22) 458,500 (19)WFMS/Indianapolis 8.1 (2) 8.3 (1) 338,800 (7) 362,800 (5)WLHK/Indianapolis 5.2 (8) 5.5 (6) 326,100 (9) 344,200 (6)WQIK/Jacksonville 6.8 (8) 7.8 (4t) 261,600 (7) 270,800 (5)WGNE/Jacksonville^ 7.2 (7) 7.7 (6) 264,600 (6) 264,000 (6)WMUV/Jacksonville^+ 4.2 (11) 2.9 (12t) 124,300 (13) 116,800 (13)KBEQ/Kansas City^ 5.2 (6t) 5.6* (5)* 362,800 (7) 359,400* (7)KFKF/Kansas City ^ 5.2 (6t) 5.5 (6t) 395,500* (6) 406,400* (6)WDAF/Kansas City 4.1 (11) 4.7 (9) 330,100* (10) 358,100* (8)*KWNR/Las Vegas 3.1 (13) 3.0 (15t) 227,800 (12) 220,800 (12)KCYE/Las Vegas 2.6 (16) 3.0 (15t) 196,800 (18) 217,200 (15)KKGO Los Angeles 2.9 (12) 2.8 (13t) 1,190,500 (24) 1,233,400 (24)WGKX/Memphis 7.8 (2) 7.8 (3) 230,700 (9) 231,400 (9)WVIM/Memphis 1.6* (16) 1.7* (17) 55,700 (21) 49,800 (21)WMC-AM/Memphis+ 1.1 (21t) 2.1* (20t) 26,400 (28t) 27,000 (29) WKIS/Miami 2.8 (16) 2.7 (17t) 407,800 (18) 385,500 (18)WKMK/Monmouth 1.0 (29) 1.4 (24t) 78,900 (27) 99,100 (24) (Middlesex) WMIL/Milwaukee^ 8.6 (3) 8.4 (3) 463,000 (5) 456,500 (4)WZBK/Milwaukee+ 1.8 (16) 2.0 (16) 127,600 (15) 136,800 (15)WOKY-AM/Milwaukee^+ 1.3 (21) 1.4 (20t) 44,000 (29) 42,800 (28)WTKM-AM/Milwaukee+ 1.0 (22) 0.8 (23t) 34,400 (30) 31,400 (31)KEEY/Minneapolis 9.2 (1) 9.6* (1) 890,400* (3) 899,700* (3)WSIX/Nashville 5.8 (7) 5.8 (7) 280,700 (7) 277,600 (8)WKDF/Nashville 4.3 (10t) 5.1 (8) 284,000 (6) 314,500 (5)WSM-FM/Nashville 4.4* (9)* 3.9 (12) 273,900 (8) 281,800 (7)WSM-AM/Nashville+ 2.7 (16) 2.3 (18) 79,800 (20) 71,200 (21)WJVC/Nassau 2.3* (13)* 2.5* (17) 141,700* (29) 142,500* (28t)*

WGH/Norfolk 5.2 (6) 5.9 (2) 247,200 (13) 261,300 (11)WUSH/Norfolk 3.8 (13) 4.4 (10t) 201,300(14) 221,300 (14)WWKA/Orlando 5.0 (8t) 5.0 (9) 301,300 (8) 284,000 (9)WPCV/Lakeland 1.7 (20) 1.9 (18)* 137,700 (18) 137,400 (18) KNIX/Phoenix 4.0 (8) 4.3 (7) 557,500 (12) 590,100 (9)KMLE/Phoenix 3.8 (10t) 3.7 (11t) 564,500 (11) 551,900 (11)KSWG/Phoenix 1.3 (26) 1.2 (27) 127,600 (33) 125,100 (32) WXTU/Philadelphia 4.7 (6t) 4.7 (6t) 815,200 (14) 833,000 (14)WDSY/Pittsburgh 6.2 (7) 7.1 (5t) 520,500 (7) 532,800 (7)WOGG/Pittsburgh^ 2.0 (15t) 2.1 (14t) 145,500 (16) 143,000 (15)WOGI/Pittsburgh^ 2.4* (13)* 2.1 (14t) 174,300 (14) 182,500 (13)WOGH/Pittsburgh^ 0.6 (29) 0.4 (31t) 63,400 (30) 54,200 (29)KWJJ/Portland 4.6 (7t) 5.2 (7) 431,100 (9) 450,600 (9)KUPL/Portland 6.0 (4) 4.9 (9) 423,200 (11) 419,600 (10)WCTK/Providence 7.4 (6) 7.3 (5) 329,700 (6) 362,100 (6)WKLB/Boston 1.5 (21) 1.4 (17t) 94,000 (22) 97,000 (22)WQDR/Raleigh 10.7* (1) 10.8* (1) 376,900* (3) 377,200* (3)KFRG/Riverside 5.5 (3) 5.7 (3) 415,000* (5) 435,500* (5)KKGO/Los Angeles 2.4 (12t) 2.7 (11) 180,000 (23) 211,000 (21)KNCI/Sacramento 7.2* (1)* 6.7 (2) 443,100* (4) 440,200 (6)KNTY/Sacramento 2.7 (14) 2.9 (14) 248,300 (15) 269,900 (13)KBUL/Salt Lake City 3.9 (10) 4.1 (8) 368,600 (9) 385,100 (8)KSOP/Salt Lake City 2.8 (13) 3.3 (11t) 247,800 (16) 294,500 (14)KEGA/Salt Lake City 2.4 (17) 2.6 (16) 232,800 (18) 252,200 (16)KCYY/San Antonio^ 6.6 (2t) 6.3 (3) 610,700 (2) 608,900 (2)KAJA/San Antonio 6.6 (2t) 5.5 (4) 527,800 (5) 533,900 (6)KKYX/San Antonio^+ 1.2 (24t) 1.3 (23t) 73,600 (24) 63,400 (24)KSON/San Diego 4.9* (3t)* 4.6 (5t) 492,400* (7) 483,900 (7)KUSS/San Diego 2.5 (17) 2.4 (16t) 356,600* (14) 341,900 (14)KRTY/San Jose (S.F.) 1.1 (27t) 1.3 (24t)* 292,200* (26) 297,000* (26)KRTY/San Jose 3.2 (12t) 3.8 (10) 195,700 (13) 179,400 (15)KKWF/Seattle 4.4 (7) 4.1 (8t) 633,500* (11) 625,700 (10)KMPS/Seattle 3.9 (10t) 3.9 (10) 588,700 (12) 576,300 (12)KNBQ/Seattle 1.6 (25t) 2.0 (24) 264,500 (23) 252,000 (23)WIL/St. Louis 6.8 (3t) 6.2 (4) 672,600* (7) 687,900* (7)KSD/St. Louis 5.5 (6) 5.5 (6) 677,100* (6) 701,000* (6)WFUS/Tampa 5.6 (4) 4.3 (11t) 485,500 (9) 446,700 (10)WQYK/Tampa 4.4 (11t) 4.2 (13) 419,700 (13) 424,100 (11)WMZQ/Washington 5.9 (3) 4.6 (6t) 683,000* (12) 602,600 (12)WFLS/Fredericksburg, VA 1.4(22) 1.4 (22) 156,800 (29) 177,400 (28)WFRE/Frederick, MD 1.0 (23) 1.1 (23t) 189,400 (25) 187,700 (27)WIRK/West Palm Beach 5.3 (3t) 7.0* (3) 217,000 (5t) 203,400 (6)WKIS/Miami 1.6 (22t) 2.2 (16t) 92,800 (19) 99,100 (19

Share (Rank)June‘11Station/City Share (Rank)

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July ‘11

1 WKKT/Charlotte (Clear Channel) 67,4002 WUBE/Cincinnati (Hubbard) 59,3003 KTHT/Houston+ (Cox) 47,3004 KSOP/Salt Lake City (KSOP, Inc.) 46,7005 KKGO/Los Angeles (Mt. Wilson) 42,9006 KSCS/Dallas (Citadel) 35,2007 WUBL/Atlanta (Clear Channel) 33,5008 KNIX/Phoenix (Clear Channel) 32,6009 WCTK/Providence (Hall) 32,40010 KKGO/Los Angeles (Riverside PPM) (Mt. Wilson) 31,00011 WKDF/Nashville (Citadel) 30,50012 WYCD/Detroit (CBS Radio) 30,10013 WDAF/Kansas City (Entercom) 28,00014 WKLB/Boston (Greater Media) 27,30015 KKBQ/Houston (Cox) 25,800 (+indicates classic country)

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2 1 LADY ANTEBELLUM/Just A Kiss (Capitol) 17862 44 6003 -36 40.653 0.168 135 0

3 2 DIERKS BENTLEY/Am I The Only One (Capitol) 17015 624 5703 162 38.809 1.685 135 0

1 3 ZAC BROWN BAND f/J. BUFFETT/Knee Deep (So. Grnd/Atl./BPG) 16492 -1589 5505 -537 38.059 -3.671 134 0

4 4 LUKE BRYAN/Country Girl (Shake It For Me) (Capitol) 16461 443 5478 104 37.18 1.197 135 0

5 5 BRAD PAISLEY & CARRIE UNDERWOOD/Remind Me (Arista) 4 16400 1082 5499 349 37.055 3.047 135 0

6 6 KENNY CHESNEY f/GRACE POTTER/You And Tequila (BNA) 4 14744 1330 4983 449 33.119 2.129 135 0

7 7 JAKE OWEN/Barefoot Blue Jean Night (RCA) 4 14630 1577 5017 591 32.722 2.917 135 0

10 8 RODNEY ATKINS/Take A Back Road (Curb) 11807 943 4024 309 26.922 2.448 135 0

9 9 TOBY KEITH/Made In America (Show Dog-Universal) 11748 834 4063 241 26.471 2.022 133 3

12 10 KEITH URBAN/Long Hot Summer (Capitol) 11148 722 3738 244 25.081 1.515 134 0

11 11 TRACE ADKINS/Just Fishin' (Show Dog-Universal) 11045 230 3886 90 25.476 0.684 133 0

15 12 GEORGE STRAIT/Here For A Good Time (MCA) 10175 316 3416 71 22.509 0.813 135 0

14 13 BILLY CURRINGTON/Love Done Gone (Mercury) 9914 -13 3335 43 22.223 0.24 135 0

13 14 ERIC CHURCH/Homeboy (EMI Nashville) 9731 -312 3386 -157 21.881 -0.466 132 0

17 15 ELI YOUNG BAND/Crazy Girl (Republic Nashville) 9289 917 3153 318 20.522 0.808 130 0

16 16 SCOTTY MCCREERY/I Love You This Big (19/Interscope/Mercury) 9076 108 3058 64 19.799 0.37 131 1

20 17 BLAKE SHELTON/God Gave Me You (Warner Bros./WMN) 4 7983 1220 2634 439 18.801 3.368 131 4

18 18 BRANTLEY GILBERT/Country Must Be Country Wide (Valory) 7381 463 2511 120 15.127 1.571 128 1

19 19 THOMPSON SQUARE/I Got You (Stoney Creek) 7031 197 2442 69 16.448 0.466 130 1

22 20 TAYLOR SWIFT/Sparks Fly (Big Machine) 6468 1044 2178 347 13.9 2.516 127 0

21 21 JERROD NIEMANN/One More Drinkin' Song (Sea Gayle/Arista) 5872 221 2026 67 12.71 0.627 126 0

23 22 STEVE HOLY/Love Don't Run (Curb) 5497 80 2092 37 12.086 0.464 121 0

26 23 DAVID NAIL/Let It Rain (MCA) 4995 780 1847 271 9.215 0.7 120 5

25 24 RONNIE DUNN/Cost Of Livin' (Arista) 4722 199 1634 49 10.685 1.02 122 3

24 25 DARIUS RUCKER/I Got Nothin' (Capitol) 4644 -91 1646 -13 9.688 -0.193 124 1

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

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27 26 CRAIG CAMPBELL/Fish (BPG) 4177 104 1475 38 8.629 0.238 112 2

28 27 RASCAL FLATTS/Easy (Big Machine) 3984 405 1434 139 8.265 0.725 119 9

MIRANDA LAMBERT/Baggage Claim (Columbia) 4 3806 2175 1218 721 8.652 4.735 109 38

29 29 FRANKIE BALLARD/A Buncha Girls (Warner Bros./WAR) 3281 -245 1224 -98 6.71 -0.541 99 0

31 30 KELLIE PICKLER/Tough (BNA) 2683 163 919 62 4.407 0.288 103 6

30 31 JOE NICHOLS/Take It Off (Show Dog-Universal) 2673 79 984 40 5.167 0.081 91 8

32 32 EDENS EDGE/Amen (Big Machine) 2503 152 888 37 4.142 0.263 105 2

HUNTER HAYES/Storm Warning (Atlantic/WMN) 2485 194 874 79 4.748 0.271 81 2

33 34 ALAN JACKSON/Long Way To Go (EMI Nashville) 2380 59 869 20 4.217 0.062 80 7

35 35 JAMES WESLEY/Didn't I (Broken Bow) 2268 29 915 30 4.072 0.352 91 2

SARA EVANS/My Heart Can't Tell You No (RCA) 1940 41 664 23 3.144 0.013 84 6

37 37 GLORIANA/Wanna Take You Home (Emblem/WMN) 1802 28 639 24 3.378 0.079 73 0

39 38 SUNNY SWEENEY/Staying's Worse Than Leaving (Republic Nashville) 1685 168 622 51 2.73 0.411 70 1

43 39 JUSTIN MOORE/Bait A Hook (Valory) 1563 616 571 245 2.673 1.071 70 15

40 40 PHIL VASSAR/Let's Get Together (Rodeowave) 1430 97 559 45 2.426 0.354 63 5

41 41 LAUREN ALAINA/Like My Mother Does (19/Interscope/Mercury) 1297 154 461 32 2.25 0.223 58 1

42 42 JT HODGES/Hunt You Down (Show Dog-Universal) 1073 83 423 35 1.316 0.074 52 2

45 43 MARTINA MCBRIDE/I'm Gonna Love You... (Republic Nashville) 910 60 320 5 1.29 0.125 49 11

44 BAND PERRY/All Your Life (Republic Nashville) 901 393 263 133 1.647 0.529 53 22

47 45 ASHTON SHEPHERD/Where Country Grows (MCA) 825 165 304 61 1.068 0.184 46 9

44 46 JASON JONES/Ferris Wheel (Warner Bros./New Rev.) 823 -53 373 7 0.787 -0.078 49 0

48 47 JOSH KELLEY/Gone Like That (MCA) 674 24 287 11 0.643 -0.029 46 0

49 48 MONTGOMERY GENTRY/Where I Come From (Average Joes) 648 29 229 14 0.86 0.022 32 5

46 49 BIG & RICH/Fake ID (Warner Bros./WAR) 645 -60 222 -7 0.874 -0.022 36 1

50 SONIA LEIGH/My Name Is Money (Southern Ground/BPG) 640 106 182 27 0.834 0.195 35 4Debut

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Country Aircheck Top Spin GainersMIRANDA LAMBERT/Baggage Claim (Columbia) 721

JAKE OWEN/Barefoot Blue Jean Night (RCA) 591

KENNY CHESNEY f/GRACE POTTER/You And Tequila (BNA) 449

BLAKE SHELTON/God Gave Me You (Warner Bros./WMN) 439

BRAD PAISLEY & CARRIE UNDERWOOD/Remind Me (Arista) 349

TAYLOR SWIFT/Sparks Fly (Big Machine) 347

ELI YOUNG BAND/Crazy Girl (Republic Nashville) 318

RODNEY ATKINS/Take A Back Road (Curb) 309

DAVID NAIL/Let It Rain (MCA) 271

JUSTIN MOORE/Bait A Hook (Valory) 245

Country Aircheck Top Point GainersMIRANDA LAMBERT/Baggage Claim (Columbia) 2175 4

JAKE OWEN/Barefoot Blue Jean Night (RCA) 1577 4

KENNY CHESNEY f/GRACE POTTER/You And Tequila (BNA) 1330 4

BLAKE SHELTON/God Gave Me You (Warner Bros./WMN) 1220 4

BRAD PAISLEY & CARRIE UNDERWOOD/Remind Me (Arista) 1082 4

TAYLOR SWIFT/Sparks Fly (Big Machine) 1044

RODNEY ATKINS/Take A Back Road (Curb) 943

ELI YOUNG BAND/Crazy Girl (Republic Nashville) 917

TOBY KEITH/Made In America (Show Dog-Universal) 834DAVID NAIL/Let It Rain (MCA) 780

Activator Top Point GainersMIRANDA LAMBERT/Baggage Claim (Columbia) 2851 4BLAKE SHELTON/God Gave Me You (Warner Bros./WMN) 1207 4TAYLOR SWIFT/Sparks Fly (Big Machine) 1161 4JAKE OWEN/Barefoot Blue Jean Night (RCA) 1135 4TOBY KEITH/Made In America (Show Dog-Universal) 1004 4BRAD PAISLEY & CARRIE UNDERWOOD/Remind Me (Arista) 910KENNY CHESNEY f/GRACE POTTER/You And Tequila (BNA) 749TRACE ADKINS/Just Fishin' (Show Dog-Universal) 679DAVID NAIL/Let It Rain (MCA) 665ELI YOUNG BAND/Crazy Girl (Republic Nashville) 594

Activator Top Spin GainersMIRANDA LAMBERT/Baggage Claim (Columbia) 502BLAKE SHELTON/God Gave Me You (Warner Bros./WMN) 204JAKE OWEN/Barefoot Blue Jean Night (RCA) 204TAYLOR SWIFT/Sparks Fly (Big Machine) 203TOBY KEITH/Made In America (Show Dog-Universal) 166BRAD PAISLEY & CARRIE UNDERWOOD/Remind Me (Arista) 155KENNY CHESNEY f/GRACE POTTER/You And Tequila (BNA) 135TRACE ADKINS/Just Fishin' (Show Dog-Universal) 117RODNEY ATKINS/Take A Back Road (Curb) 111ELI YOUNG BAND/Crazy Girl (Republic Nashville) 105

Country Aircheck Add LeadersMIRANDA LAMBERT/Baggage Claim (Columbia) 38BAND PERRY/All Your Life (Republic Nashville) 22JUSTIN MOORE/Bait A Hook (Valory) 15CASEY JAMES/Let's Don't Call It A Night (19/BNA) 11MARTINA MCBRIDE/I'm Gonna Love You... (Republic Nashville) 11ERIC CHURCH/Drink In My Hand (EMI Nashville) 10ASHTON SHEPHERD/Where Country Grows (MCA) 9RASCAL FLATTS/Easy (Big Machine) 9JOE NICHOLS/Take It Off (Show Dog-Universal) 8ALAN JACKSON/Long Way To Go (EMI Nashville) 7

Country Aircheck Top Recurrents Points

JASON ALDEAN/Dirt Road Anthem (Broken Bow) 11685

BLAKE SHELTON/Honey Bee (Warner Bros/WMN) 10468

CHRIS YOUNG/Tomorrow (RCA) 9048

JUSTIN MOORE/If Heaven Wasn't So Far Away (Valory) 7158

THOMPSON SQUARE/Are You Gonna... (Stoney Creek) 6161

THE BAND PERRY/You Lie (Republic Nashville) 5816

BRAD PAISLEY f/ALABAMA/Old Alabama (Arista) 5788

TAYLOR SWIFT/Mean (Big Machine) 5722

SARA EVANS/A Little Bit Stronger (RCA) 4951

KEITH URBAN/Without You (Capitol) 4882

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AUGUST 22BOMSHEL/HalleluY’all (Curb)STEEL MAGNOLIA/Bulletproof (Big Machine)HALI HICKS/Last Night Of Spring (Phull/Jeff McClusky & Associates/9North/Turnpike)MIRANDA LAMBERT/Baggage Claim (Columbia)

AUGUST 29CHRIS CAGLE/Got My Country On (BPG)REBA/Somebody’s Chelsea (Valory)RISA BINDER/You Made It Rain (Turnpike)VINCE GILL/Threaten Me With Heaven (MCA)

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Country Aircheck ActivityBRETT ELDREDGE/It Ain’t Gotta Be Love (Atlantic/WAR) 612 points, 272 spins 3 adds: KNIX, WGAR, WQHK

CRAIG MORGAN/This Ole Boy (Black River) 576 points, 270 Spins 5 adds: KIIM*, WCOL, WFUS, WMIL, WXCY

JOSH ABBOTT BAND/Oh Tonight (PDT) 568 points, 138 spins No adds

LEANN RIMES/Give (Curb) 560 points, 194 spins 1 add: KNTY

DANNY GOKEY/Second Hand Heart (19/RCA) 488 points, 189 spins 4 adds: WDBX, WKKT, WPCV, WQYK

GLEN TEMPLETON/I Could Be The One (Black River) 454 points, 195 spins No adds

LOCASH COWBOYS/ You Got Me (R&J) 413 points, 176 spins 1 add: KMLE

ERIC PASLAY/Never Really Wanted (EMI Nashville) 322 points, 149 spins 3 adds; KBEQ, KHKI*, KSD

CHRISTIAN KANE/Let Me Go (BPG) 308 points, 117 spins No adds

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CMTKEITH URBAN/Long Hot Summer (Capitol)TAYLOR SWIFT/Sparks Fly (Big Machine)BAND PERRY/All Your Life (Republic Nashville)CIVIL WARS/Poison & Wine (Sensibility)

CMT PUREDAVID BRADLEY/Hard Time Movin’ On (CO5/Gecko)JULIE ROBERTS/Nascar Party (Ain’t Skeerd)KEITH URBAN/Long Hot Summer (Capitol)TAYLOR SWIFT/Sparks Fly (Big Machine)BAND PERRY/All Your Life (Republic Nashville)CIVIL WARS/Poison & Wine (Sensibility)

GACKEITH URBAN/Long Hot Summer (Capitol)TAYLOR SWIFT/Sparks Fly (Big Machine)JOEY+RORY/Headache (Vanguard/Sugar Hill/BPG)ERIC LEE BEDDINGFIELD/The Gospel According To Jones (Rebel Dawg)

THE COUNTRY NETWORKLAUREN ALAINA/Like My Mother Does (19/Interscope/Mercury)SCOTTY MCCREERY/I Love You This Big (19/Interscope/Mercury)DAVE ROBERTS/Someone To Hold (Dave Roberts Country)DAVID BRADLEY/Hard Time Movin’ On (CO5/Gecko)ERIC LEE BEDDINGFIELD/The Gospel According To Jones (Rebel Dawg)INDIAN RODEO/If I Could Go Back (Warpaint)LUCY ANGEL/Serious (Gforce)PAYTON RAE/Not You Cinderella (Pink Pony)

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2 1 LADY ANTEBELLUM/Just A Kiss (Capitol) 16521 133 2869 12

3 2 DIERKS BENTLEY/Am I The Only One (Capitol) 15949 68 2771 0

4 3 BRAD PAISLEY & CARRIE UNDERWOOD/Remind Me (Arista) 15271 910 2643 155

1 4 ZAC BROWN BAND f/J. BUFFETT/Knee Deep (Southern Ground/Atlantic/BPG) 15223 -1300 2623 -257

5 5 LUKE BRYAN/Country Girl (Shake It For Me) (Capitol) 14571 483 2531 92

6 6 KENNY CHESNEY f/GRACE POTTER/You And Tequila (BNA) 14080 749 2435 135

7 7 JAKE OWEN/Barefoot Blue Jean Night (RCA) 4 13997 1135 2439 204

8 8 TRACE ADKINS/Just Fishin' (Show Dog-Universal) 13042 679 2257 117

9 9 TOBY KEITH/Made In America (Show Dog-Universal) 4 12284 1004 2117 166

10 10 GEORGE STRAIT/Here For A Good Time (MCA) 11106 402 1915 68

13 11 RODNEY ATKINS/Take A Back Road (Curb) 10712 564 1872 111

12 12 KEITH URBAN/Long Hot Summer (Capitol) 10489 326 1839 68

11 13 BILLY CURRINGTON/Love Done Gone (Mercury) 10326 -39 1785 -1

14 14 ERIC CHURCH/Homeboy (EMI Nashville) 9834 -114 1673 -27

15 15 SCOTTY MCCREERY/I Love You This Big (19/Interscope/Mercury) 9092 234 1535 27

16 16 ELI YOUNG BAND/Crazy Girl (Republic Nashville) 8145 594 1435 105

18 17 BLAKE SHELTON/God Gave Me You (Warner Bros./WMN) 4 8035 1207 1407 204

17 18 BRANTLEY GILBERT/Country Must Be Country Wide (Valory) 7586 172 1303 15

19 19 THOMPSON SQUARE/I Got You (Stoney Creek) 6882 149 1182 26

21 20 JERROD NIEMANN/One More Drinkin' Song (Sea Gayle/Arista) 6819 263 1175 44

20 21 RONNIE DUNN/Cost Of Livin' (Arista) 6564 -9 1125 8

22 22 DARIUS RUCKER/I Got Nothin' (Capitol) 6316 138 1113 28

23 23 TAYLOR SWIFT/Sparks Fly (Big Machine) 4 5795 1161 1039 203

24 24 RASCAL FLATTS/Easy (Big Machine) 4791 338 825 64

25 25 STEVE HOLY/Love Don't Run (Curb) 4363 130 747 18

42 26 MIRANDA LAMBERT/Baggage Claim (Columbia) 4 4103 2851 739 502

26 27 JOE NICHOLS/Take It Off (Show Dog-Universal) 4043 -38 709 -1

27 28 CRAIG CAMPBELL/Fish (BPG) 4042 84 689 20

28 29 ALAN JACKSON/Long Way To Go (EMI Nashville) 3623 142 627 23

30 30 DAVID NAIL/Let It Rain (MCA) 3472 665 591 99

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29 31 FRANKIE BALLARD/A Buncha Girls (Warner Bros./WAR) 3020 -417 494 -76

31 32 KELLIE PICKLER/Tough (BNA) 2858 310 483 45

32 33 MONTGOMERY GENTRY/Where I Come From (Average Joes) 2292 102 404 22

33 34 JAMES WESLEY/Didn't I (Broken Bow) 2259 84 388 13

35 35 SUNNY SWEENEY/Staying's Worse Than Leaving (Republic Nashville) 1992 109 339 17

34 36 MARTINA MCBRIDE/I'm Gonna Love You Through It (Republic Nashville) 1967 51 348 16

37 37 GLEN TEMPLETON/I Could Be The One (Black River) 1878 143 346 23

36 38 PHIL VASSAR/Let's Get Together (Rodeowave) 1828 57 319 11

39 39 JUSTIN MOORE/Bait A Hook (Valory) 1777 416 314 74

38 40 EDENS EDGE/Amen (Big Machine) 1648 274 261 38

41 41 CRAIG MORGAN/This Ole Boy (Black River) 1470 140 249 26

44 42 BAND PERRY/All Your Life (Republic Nashville) 1448 436 268 76

40 43 HUNTER HAYES/Storm Warning (Atlantic/WMN) 1409 73 256 11

43 44 SARA EVANS/My Heart Can't Tell You No (RCA) 1271 102 236 15

45 45 JT HODGES/Hunt You Down (Show Dog-Universal) 885 83 154 13

47 46 D.J. MILLER/Between Sundays (Evergreen/NNR/Spinville) 698 22 111 4

48 47 ASHTON SHEPHERD/Where Country Grows (MCA) 643 -19 115 -2

49 48 LAUREN ALAINA/Like My Mother Does (19/Interscope/Mercury) 628 5 116 0

46 49 GLORIANA/Wanna Take You Home (Emblem/WMN) 584 -103 98 -17

51 50 LOCASH COWBOYS/You Got Me (R&J) 472 30 82 10

57 51 ERIC PASLAY/Never Really Wanted (EMI Nashville) 390 129 70 24

56 52 LEANN RIMES/Give (Curb) 322 38 56 6

50 53 DAVID BRADLEY/Hard Time Movin' On (CO5/Gecko) 308 -216 54 -37

52 54 SONIA LEIGH/My Name Is Money (Southern Ground/BPG) 295 -32 43 -4

53 55 COREY SMITH/Twenty One (2011) (Average Joes) 289 -29 41 -4

56 DANNY GOKEY/Second Hand Heart (19/RCA) 284 88 45 20

54 57 COLT FORD/She Likes To Ride In Trucks (Average Joes) 279 -23 55 -4

58 JASON JONES/Ferris Wheel (Warner Bros./New Rev.) 256 56 41 9

60 59 KEVIN FOWLER/Hell Yeah, I Like Beer (Average Joes) 237 20 40 4

59 60 JOSH KELLEY/Gone Like That (MCA) 236 -9 49 2

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