seismic shift: power gold - country aircheck
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Seismic Shift: Power Gold A lot has changed since we last checked Country radio’s most-played Gold tunes in July 2011. In fact, the word seismic comes to mind. Only10 months removed from our last report, 33 new Gold titles cracked the list compared to 13 last year; in March 2010, just 10 changed. That volatility is reflected in the top 10 Power Gold, where two of its five new songs also debut in the top 100. See below. (Methodology: The format’s top Gold titles were culled from Mediabase 24/7 and the Country Aircheck/Mediabase reporting panel for the week of April 22-28.)
Zac Brown Band/Chicken Fried1. Joe Nichols/Gimmie That Girl2. Darius Rucker/Alright3. Kid Rock/All Summer Long4. Dierks Bentley/What Was I Thinkin’5. Carrie Underwood/Before He Cheats6. James Otto/Just Got Started Lovin’ You7. Keith Urban/Somebody Like You8. Alan Jackson & Jimmy Buffet/It’s Five O’Clock Somewhere9.
10. Rodney Atkins/Watching You
Joe Nichols’s “Gimmie That Girl” and Darius Rucker’s “Alright” are new to the top 100 and top 10. Alan Jackson and Jimmy Buffett’s “Five O’Clock Somewhere” jumps from No. 15; Carrie Underwood’s “Before He Cheats” moves from No. 12 and Keith Urban’s Somebody Like You” returns, after dipping to No. 11 last July. Sliding out of the top 10: Toby Keith’s “As Good As I Once Was” (5-12), Rascal Flatts’ “Life Is A Highway” (4-15), Tim McGraw’s “Something Like That (2-22), Montgomery Gentry’s “Hell Yea” (7-25) and Tim McGraw’s “Where the Green Grass Grows,” which tumbled to No. 66. There’s encouraging growth in the area where Country struggles most to develop new artists: females.
We’re On A Boat! The RCA promotion team celebrates Miranda Lambert’s No. 1 “Over You” in this photo, taken expressly for the purpose of being sent directly to Lambert. The team was on a sunset cruise in Key West during a Sony showcase event for Love And Theft, Tyler Farr and Josh Thompson. Pictured (l-r) are Parker Fowler, Larry Santiago, Dan Nelson, Keith Gale, Matt Galvin, Liz Sledge, Josh Easler and David “Bubba” Berry.
Music Fest: Where’s The Remote? For the first time in recent memory, CMA Music Festival may not have an associated radio remote broadcast component. “It was never one of our big remotes,” explains Premiere President/Content & Affiliate Relations Julie Talbott, whose company has long hosted CMA’s official remotes. “We started doing it when CMA first brought Fan Fair downtown. When they changed the name they felt they needed to rebrand and get that exposure. Now the branding is in place and ticket sales are where they are, so we talked about it and they said they don’t need that kind of support for the festival anymore. But we are still partners and have exclusive rights for the CMA Awards, which have always been our biggest event.”(continued on page 7)
Zac Brown Band
Julie Talbott
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Gently, Peeps: Dreamcatcher’s Jim Mazza ([email protected]) from his Capitol days (dig the blazer!) with George Harrison (l) and guitarist Jackie Lomax, circa 1966. Do you have Rubber Soul? Send photographic evidence to [email protected].
P A G E T H R E E P I C
In a PPM environment with minimized talk and heavily edited interviews, technology may offer some solutions. “I wonder how much from a remote airs live and how much gets cut up into small pieces anyway,” says RCA VP/Promotion Keith Gale. “Maybe we can accomplish our goals by providing audio the same way CRS does with the artist taping sessions. Of course, nothing beats the experience of artists trotting around a room and getting to renew those friendships ñ it’s certainly efficient.” On that front, the industry still benefits from the CMA Awards and the annual Vegas pilgrimage. “Not having an official radio remote at CMA Music Festival does not have any bearing on plans for the CMA Awards,” a CMA spokesperson says. “At this point, itís a bit too early for us to talk about plans around the awards, though.” CMA did extend an invitation to every U.S. Country station to send two people to the festival and more than 40 stations accepted. That’s more than double the station attendance at last year’s event, even with the remotes. Some personalities attending this year may be asked to host segments on the daytime stages. And CMAfest.com will host links to station websites that carry
McCoy & Associates, which has been producing off-site remotes for two decades, is on the fence about this year’s festival. “Last year was the first we didn’t do a Music Fest remote in all those years,” owner Sharla McCoy says. “The last five years of research showed me it was getting harder for stations to come up with packages and come in. So I thought, why do I keep beating myself over the head and trying to pull teeth? If it’s hard for them, we’ll just focus on two events a year ñ ACM and CMA awards.” She hadn’t planned on hosting a Music Festival remote in 2012, but may still be swayed. “My phone was going crazy in Las Vegas from stations hitting me up about Music Fest remotes,” she says. “I guess word started getting out that Premiere was not going to do it this year. The energy level and interest level is there. I’m not soliciting at all and people are coming to me, but I’m still not sure where it’s going to land.” For radio, the prospect of a remote-less festival brings mixed feelings. “This was actually a chance for my morning show to get some face-time with the artists since we tie-in afternoons at the CMA and ACM awards broadcasts,” says WGH/Norfolk PD John Shomby. “Overall, though, I don’t believe it’s as crucial as being there around the awards shows. This is more of an event for the fans and, maybe, it’s a good idea that we (radio) take a backseat on this one.” WQDR/Raleigh Station Manager Lisa McKay has plans to cover the event, but isn’t heartbroken. “Candidly, the amount of inventory and special shows we have to run is at the point where it is nearly more cumbersome to do this remote than not,” she admits. “I am sending our new MD Cody Clark to do stage announcements and call-ins. He’ll also video and post pics on Facebook, plus feed us any breaking news or fun off-the-cuff interviews so the festival will have some on-air presence.” Capitol & EMI Nashville SVP/Promotion Steve Hodges calls the situation “unfortunate,” adding, “Any exposure is always a benefit for us and our artists, so when that piece of the pie goes away, there’s definitely a void.”
Steve Hodges
Keith Gale
Sharla McCoy
John Shomby
Lisa McKay
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WKXC/Augusta, GA MD Dallas Reese discusses his most influential songs, albums and concerts:1. Billy Joel’s Glass Houses: Masterful songwriting, energy-soaked performances from a superstar tunesmith. I wore out two copies on vinyl. Cue burned the fire out of them. 2. John Denver’s Greatest Hits: I
used to play my guitar on my porch as a kid and crank this album up on my little turntable with a four-inch speaker while posing as Casey Kasem and introducing the next song.3. Phil Vassar/Just Another Day in Paradise: Phil’s an old friend and when he hit No. 1 with this in 2000 it was a beautiful thing for him after decades of hard work. For me, the song hit home because the words are my life with five kids and a wife. 4. Ronnie Milsap/It Was Almost Like A Song: This is the first song I ever learned on piano. Played it a thousand times in my parents’ living room.5. Glen Campbell/Country Boy: This made me want to be in Tennessee. Glen’s such a smokin’ guitar player and performer. • A highly regarded song or album you’ve never heard: Radiohead’s Kid A. • An “important” piece of music you just don’t get: Anything by Lady Gaga. • An album you played or listened to incessantly: Kenny Chesney’s Greatest Hits. • One obscure or non-country song everyone should listen to right now: Jason Isbell & the 400 Unit’s “Heart On A String.” Jason’s a former member of Athens, GA band The Drive-By Truckers, and he’s got soul. It’s great summertime drivin’ music!
Reach Reese at [email protected].
Dallas Reese
MY TUNES: MUSIC THAT SHAPED MY LIFEaudio clips of interviews with artists appearing at the event. “This will provide additional exposure and added visitors to those radio stationsí websites,” according to CMA. Interested stations can email [email protected]. –Chuck Aly
Chart Chat Congrats to Miranda Lambert, Keith Gale, Josh Easler and the entire RCA promotion staff on scoring this week’s No.
1 with Lambert’s “Over You.” The song is her fourth chart-topper, joining “White Liar,” “House That Built Me” and “Heart Like Mine.” Likewise, congrats to Carson James, Chris Loss and the Stoney Creek team on topping the Add Leaders list for the first time in the label’s history with Randy Houser’s “How Country Feels.” (See chart page 3)
News & Notes Envision Radio Networks has signed Forever South’s WOGY/Jackson, TN as the newest affiliate for The Live Ride With Marty McFly. Montgomery Gentry will headline WBUL/Lexington’s Kentucky Cares Concert Wednesday (5/9). Proceeds will benefit the local American Red Cross and support those affected by the storms that hit eastern Kentucky in March. Laura Bell Bundy is also on the bill. Lipton has committed to match donations (up to $50,000) to Lady Antebellum’s Rebuilding Henryville initiative. Learn more and donate directly here. The Time Jumpers will relocate their Monday night concerts from the Station Inn to the newly renovated 3rd & Lindsley. The band’s last show at the Station Inn is June 4 and the concert marks the end of a 13-year residency at the Nashville club. Additionally, member Vince Gill embarks on a 12-date bluegrass tour June 13. Julie Roberts’ “Sweet Carolina” is the official song of the Carolina Promise campaign, which is a fundraising program that supports her alma mater University of South Carolina. A portion of the sales will also benefit the Make-A-Wish Foundation, and Roberts will perform the song at the May 19 campaign launch in Columbia, SC. Trace Adkins will sing the National Anthem at Brookshire’s/Super 1 Foods WWII Heroes Flight May 31 in Tyler, TX. The
Randy Houser
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event is a public send off of 33 WWII veterans before their free Washington, DC trip, which is sponsored by the Brookshire Grocery Company. R.O.P.E.’s 2012 Breakfast/Show will be held June 6 at 9am at the Nashville Nightlife Theater (2416 Music Valley Drive, Ste. 139). Participants include Jim Ed Brown, Moe Bandy, Mel Tillis, Ronnie McDowell and Jett Williams.
Industry News Industry vet Bill Ivey will receive an Honorary Degree, Doctor of Fine Arts from Watkins College of Art, Design & Film during the May 12 graduation ceremony. Ivey will also deliver the commencement address. The Country Music Hall of Fame & Museum has hired Mark De Lelys as Dir./Merchandising & Retail Development. Previously Dir./Retail & Visitor Services at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, he will oversee the Hall’s retail operations, merchandise design and more. The Country Music Hall of Fame & Museum will open the Patsy Cline: Crazy For Loving You exhibit Aug. 24. The program runs through June 2013. The Nashville Screenwriters Conference is June 1-3 at the Hutton Hotel. The schedule includes Anastasia Brown’s Music In
Pat Green Songs We Wish We’d Written II (Sugar Hill) Green offers his take on favorite artists Shelby Lynne, Jon Randall, Todd Snider, Tom Petty, Collective Soul and more on this 10-song collection, his first from Sugar Hill. “I enjoy spreading the word about great talents
and great music,” Green says. “You’ll hear a few songs you already know and may notice others that are unfamiliar, which was by design.” May 15 Willie Nelson Heroes (Legacy)
May 29 Wade Bowen The Given (Sea Gayle/BNA)
June 5 Colt Ford Declaration Of Independence (Average Joes) Alan Jackson Thirty Miles West (ACR/EMI Nashville) Jana Kramer Jana Kramer (Elektra Nashville/WAR) Love And Theft Love And Theft (RCA)
June 12 Edens Edge Edens Edge (Big Machine) Josh Turner Punching Bag (MCA)
June 26 Chris Cagle Back In The Saddle (BPG) June 19 Kenny Chesney Welcome To The Fishbowl (BNA)
July 17 The Farm The Farm (Elektra Nashville/New Revolution)
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The Movies luncheon and panel, as well as the Reality of Reality Television: What Works and Why workshop. Songwriter Mark D. Sanders will participate in the Country Music Hall Fame And Museum’s Poets And Prophets: Legendary Country Songwriters program May 26.
The Week’s Top Stories Full coverage at www.countryaircheck.com.• Cumulus/Indianapolis Market Manager Chris Wheat exited the three-station cluster, which includes market-leading Country WFMS. (CAT 5/2)
Pros Before Rose: Maggie Rose (r) stops for a photo with RPM’s April Rider and KMLE/Phoenix’s Jeff Garrison during her weekend showcase for a few dozen radio professionals at the Hotel Valley Ho in Scottsdale, AZ.
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• Cox Media’s WZZK/Birmingham afternoon personality JR Schumann will transfer to Country sister WWKA (K92)/Orlando as MD/afternoons, effective June 4. He succeeds 18-year K92 staffer Shadow, who will exit at the end of May.• Flying Island Dir./Northeast-Southeast Promotion Shelia Shipley Biddy was elevated to Dir./National Promotion. (CAT 5/7)• EMI Nashville VP/Promotion Angela Lange exited.(CAT 5/4)• Sr. Dir./Artist Relations Pam Green exited after 24 years. (CAT 5/7)• Former WSIX/Nashville morning personality Gerry House was among the inaugural Tennessee Radio Hall of Fame class. (CAT 5/7)
Seismic Shift: Power Gold (continued from page 1) 20 songs by eight acts made this year’s list, an increase from 12 and six last year. We’ve included Sugarland and Little Big Town in the category. Eight artists have four or more songs on the list and it’s the usual suspects. Kenny Chesney, Toby Keith and Keith Urban each placed six songs in the top 100 with Sugarland posting five. Brad Paisley, Carrie Underwood, Taylor Swift and Tim McGraw each have four. These eight superstars account for 40 of the top 100 gold titles this year.
Halfway To Platinum: Valory’s Brantley Gilbert is surprised with a gold certification for his Halfway To Heaven during a pre-show party hosted by the label and CAA Saturday in Nashville. Pictured (l-r, back) are the Big Machine Label Group’s Harry Lyons, Justin Key, Kelsey Chandler, Megan Knutson, Whitney Sutton, John Zarling and Annie Ortmeier, Valory’s George Briner, BMLG’s Jake Basden, Erik Powell and Jimmy Chapin; (l-r, middle) BMLG’s Matthew Hargis, Jimmy Harnen, Sandi Spika Borchetta and Scott Borchetta, Gilbert, BMLG’s Allison Jones, Kelly Rich and Brittney McKenna; and (l-r, front) BMLG’s Wayne Milligan, Andrew Kautz, Nikki Burns and Seth Hellman.
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Momentum’s Rachele Lynae puts an industry spin on the artist interview:What station did you grow up listening to? KMPS/Seattle. Has your radio tour taken you to a part of the country that has blown you away? I went to Las Vegas for the first time! I thought, “Man, I have to come back here with my girlfriends!” I’m not much of a troublemaker, but my parents might disagree.
Do you remember the first time you heard “Party ‘Til The Cows Come Home” on the radio? They did a test on KHGE/Fresno, CA, and I listened to it on the Internet. It was a “kick it or pick it” test. It was really nerve-wracking, but turned out well because everyone picked it. I was blaring it in my room! How do you adjust to all the travel on the radio tour? It helps to have a normal routine, and I workout in the mornings.What’s your go-to food stop? Taco Bell or In-N-Out! What gross truck stop food tempts you? It’s funny. I don’t even like them, but whenever I go into a truck stop, I have to get pork rinds. I’ll have two of them and go, “Oh, this is awful.” But I’ll proceed to eat the rest of them. Have you ever wanted to buy anything from SkyMall? Yes! All the time. It’s very dangerous for me. I’ve always wanted one of their massage chairs and those old record players. What cover song do you never want to play again? That could be a long list! We’ve played “Wagon Wheel” so many times. I don’t think I can do it anymore.
Rachele Lynae
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Ten artists have three titles on the list, a group reflecting the emergence of a new layer of consistent hit makers, including Miranda Lambert, Jason Aldean, Luke Bryan Josh Turner and The Zac Brown Band. Other notable newcomers include a pair of songs from Easton Corbin, “Roll With It” and “A Little More Country Than That.” Chris Young debuts with “Gettin’ You Home” and Lady Antebellum’s presence is reflected with “Need You Now” and “I Run To You.” The wild card song winner for 2012 goes to Uncle Kracker, who shows up at No. 38 with “Smile.” On the flip side of that trend are some glaring absences of artist and song mainstays. Garth Brooks had five songs in 2010, two last year and just one this time. Alan Jackson has two songs in ‘12 compared with seven in ‘10. After posting four songs in ‘10, then two last year, Brooks & Dunn are down to one; ditto George Strait. Rascal Flatts is down from four titles last year to only two in ‘12. Then there’s Blake Shelton, with a string of No. 1 songs and a smash TV show, who appears just once, on the Trace Adkins duet “Hillbilly Bone.” Some venerable titles that were bounced this year include Gretchen Wilson’s “Redneck Woman,” Toby Keith’s “I Wanna Talk About Me,” Alan Jackson’s “Gone Country” and Tim McGraw’s “I Like It, I Love It,” and “Live like You Were Dying.” McGraw had several titles that, while remaining in the top 100, fell substantially. Earlier we mentioned “Where The Green Grass Grows” falling 9-66. Additionally, “Just To See You Smile” moved 25-56 and “My Next Thirty Years” shifted 19-69. Songs making dramatic increases in rank include George Strait’s “Write This Down” (75-33), Keith Urban’s “Who Wouldn’t Wanna Be Me” (60-30) and Trace Adkins’ “Ladies Love Country Boys,” which leaped 99-54. Check out the entire Top 100 on page 10. –RJ Curtis
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Country’s Power Gold Here are Country’s top 100 Power Gold songs for airplay from June 26-July 2, 2011, according to Mediabase 24/7.
3 1 ZAC BROWN BAND Chicken Fried
-- 2 JOE NICHOLS Gimmie That Girl
-- 3 DARIUS RUCKER Alright
1 4 KID ROCK All Summer Long
6 5 DIERKS BENTLEY What Was I Thinkin'
12 6 CARRIE UNDERWOOD Before He Cheats
10 7 JAMES OTTO Just Got Started Lovin' You
11 8 KEITH URBAN Somebody Like You
15 9ALAN JACKSON & J. BUFFETT
It's Five O'Clock Somewhere
8 10 RODNEY ATKINS Watching You
-- 11 BILLY CURRINGTON People Are Crazy
5 12 TOBY KEITH As Good As I Once Was
33 13 BILLY CURRINGTON Good Directions
14 14 SUGARLAND Something More
4 15 RASCAL FLATTS Life Is A Highway
-- 16 ZAC BROWN BAND Toes
-- 17 DIERKS BENTLEY Sideways
17 18 LITTLE BIG TOWN Boondocks
-- 19 JASON ALDEAN She's Country
21 20 SUGARLAND Baby Girl
43 21 BRAD PAISLEY The World
2 22 TIM MCGRAW Something Like That
18 23 KENNY CHESNEY I Go Back
13 24 RODNEY ATKINS If You're Going Through Hell
7 25 MONTGOMERY GENTRY Hell Yeah
23 26 JOE NICHOLS Tequila Makes Her Clothes...
-- 27 LADY ANTEBELLUM Need You Now
-- 28 ZAC BROWN BAND Whatever It Is
-- 29 CARRIE UNDERWOOD Undo It
60 30 KEITH URBAN Who Wouldn't Wanna Be Me
20 31 BIG & RICH Save A Horse (Ride A Cowboy)
24 32 KENNY CHESNEY Beer In Mexico
75 33 GEORGE STRAIT Write This Down
16 34 BON JOVI f/J. NETTLES Who Says You Can't Go Home
-- 35 LUKE BRYAN Rain Is A Good Thing
38 36 SUGARLAND Settlin'
29 37 MIRANDA LAMBERT Gunpowder & Lead
-- 38 UNCLE KRACKER Smile
27 39 RASCAL FLATTS Fast Cars And Freedom
-- 40KENNY CHESNEY f/UNCLE KRACKER
When The Sun Goes Down
22 41 TOBY KEITH I Love This Bar
35 42 TOBY KEITH How Do You Like Me Now
-- 43 JASON ALDEAN Big Green Tractor
28 44 DARIUS RUCKER Don't Think I Don't Think About It
-- 45 MIRANDA LAMBERT White Liar
-- 46 JASON ALDEAN Crazy Town
36 47 KEITH URBAN Days Go By
58 48 TRACE ADKINS You're Gonna Miss This
52 49 TOBY KEITH w/W. NELSON Beer For My Horses
-- 50 LADY ANTEBELLUM I Run To You
-- 51 KEITH URBAN Kiss A Girl
31 52 RODNEY ATKINS These Are My People
47 53 GARY ALLAN Watching Airplanes
99 54 TRACE ADKINS Ladies Love Country Boys
57 55 JOSH TURNER Your Man
25 56 TIM MCGRAW Just To See You Smile
72 57 CRAIG MORGAN That's What I Love About Sunday
-- 58 TAYLOR SWIFT You Belong With Me
50 59 TAYLOR SWIFT Our Song
-- 60 LUKE BRYAN Someone Else Calling You Baby
46 61 MARK WILLS 19 Somethin'
93 62 BRAD PAISLEY Mud On The Tires
-- 63 JOSH TURNER Why Don't We Just Dance
63 64 GARY ALLAN Nothing On But The Radio
-- 65 BRAD PAISLEY Water
9 66 TIM MCGRAW Where The Green Grass Grows
-- 67 CHRIS YOUNG Gettin' You Home (The Black...
40 68 KEITH URBAN Better Life
19 69 TIM MCGRAW My Next Thirty Years
44 70 TRAVIS TRITT It's A Great Day To Be Alive
70 71 CARRIE UNDERWOOD Last Name
-- 72 TOBY KEITH American Ride
81 73 LUKE BRYAN All My Friends Say
-- 74 CARRIE UNDERWOOD Cowboy Casanova
-- 75 MIRANDA LAMBERT The House That Built Me
41 76 DIERKS BENTLEY Free And Easy (Down The...
74 77 SUGARLAND All I Want To Do
34 78 KEITH URBAN Sweet Thing
53 79 KENNY CHESNEY She Thinks My Tractor's Sexy
-- 80 BROOKS & DUNN Ain't Nothing 'Bout You
-- 81 JOSH TURNER Would You Go With Me
61 82 KENNY CHESNEY No Shoes, No Shirt, No...
-- 83 EASTON CORBIN Little More Country Than That
66 84 CHRIS CAGLE What Kinda Gone
37 85 TRACE ADKINS Honky Tonk Badonkadonk
76 86 SARA EVANS Suds In The Bucket
-- 87 EASTON CORBIN Roll With It
62 88 TAYLOR SWIFT Should've Said No
26 89 KENNY CHESNEY Summertime
64 90 GARTH BROOKS Friends In Low Places
48 91 MONTGOMERY GENTRY Something To Be Proud Of
-- 92BLAKE SHELTON w/T. ADKINS
Hillbilly Bone
-- 93 BRAD PAISLEY I'm Gonna Miss Her
-- 94 SUGARLAND It Happens
-- 95 CRAIG MORGAN Bonfire
54 96 TOBY KEITH Should've Been A Cowboy
69 97 CRAIG MORGAN Redneck Yacht Club
86 98 TAYLOR SWIFT Love Story
-- 99 DARIUS RUCKER It Won't Be Like This For Long
90 100 ALAN JACKSON Good Time
July ‘11 May ‘12 Artist Title Rank Rank
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Here are Winter 2012 diary ratings (Jan. 5-March 28), listed alphabetically by market. Not all stations are subscribers and that’s why you won’t see rankings listed. 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.
Winter 2012 Diary Scoreboard
WQMX/Akron 8.3 8.3WGNA/Albany, NY 9.0 9.4WZMR/Albany, NY 2.1 2.2KRST/Albuquerque 5.7 5.9*KBQI/Albuquerque 4.3 3.8KABQ/Albuquerque 2.3 1.9KUZZ/Bakersfield^ 9.8 10.8KCWR/Bakersfield^+ 2.5 2.1WYNK/Baton Rouge 7.6 4.7WTGE/Baton Rouge^ 5.0 4.2KYPY/Baton Rouge^+ 2.3 2.0WZZK/Birmingham 6.8 7.1WDXB/Birmingham 5.8 5.8WYRK/Buffalo 9.1 11.8WEZL/Charleston, SC 5.9 5.5WCKN/Charleston, SC 3.3 3.3WUSY/Chattanooga, TN 12.3 16.0KATC/Colorado Springs 4.4 5.6WCOS/Columbia, SC 7.9 7.7WHKO/Dayton 11.5 11.4KHEY/El Paso 3.9 5.0KSKS/Fresno 3.9 4.6KHGE/Fresno 2.7 2.1WBCT/Grand Rapids 7.8 9.3WTNR/Grand Rapids 3.6 4.0WSSL/Greenville, SC^ 8.0 9.2WESC/Greenville, SC^ 6.8 7.3WRBT/Harrisburg 7.0 7.3WDRM/Huntsville, AL 13.4 12.2WMSI/Jackson, MS 4.7 5.7WXBQ/Johnson City, TN 22.4 22.2WMEV/Bluefield, WV 1.8 1.2WIVK/Knoxville 17.7 19.2WCYQ/Knoxville 3.3 3.4KSSN/Little Rock^ 9.6 8.5KMJX/Little Rock^+ 7.4 6.4WAMZ/Louisville 9.2 8.0
WQNU/Louisville^ 5.4 3.6WRKA/Louisville^+ 4.0 3.1WMAD/Madison 4.2 4.3WWQM/Madison 5.3 3.7WKSJ/Mobile 8.8 7.3WKMK/Monmouth 4.6 4.5KTOM/Monterey, CA 4.0 3.8WNOE/New Orleans 5.7 7.2KTST/Oklahoma City^ 5.3 6.1KJKE/Oklahoma City^^ 4.6 5.0KXXY/Oklahoma City^ 4.1 3.7KKNG/Oklahoma City^^+ 1.5 1.2KXKT/Omaha^ 7.8 6.7KFFF/Omaha^+ 1.8 2.7WKHK/Richmond 7.7 8.8WLFV/Richmond 1.5 1.4WBEE/Rochester, NY 10.7 10.6KXKS/Shreveport, LA^ 3.2 4.9KWKH-AM/Shreveport, LA^+ 1.7 1.5WRNX/Springfield, MA 1.7 4.8KXLY/Spokane 5.6 3.7KIXZ/Spokane^ 3.2 3.4KDRK/Spokane 4.7 3.1KPTQ-AM/Spokane^+ na 1.0WBBS/Syracuse 13.4 11.8WOLF/Syracuse 2.9 1.7WPFX/Toledo 3.8 2.8KWEN/Tulsa 7.8 8.2KVOO/Tulsa^ 8.6 6.7KXBL/Tulsa^+ 4.4 4.4KFDI/Wichita^ 10.6 13.1KFTI/Wichita^+ 2.7 3.6KZSN/Wichita 4.1 3.5WGGY/Wilkes-Barre 9.5 9.2WGTY/York, PA 12.5 11.8
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Airborne indicates songs that have been added to 60% of the Countr y Aircheck/Mediabase repor t ing panel . 4=Top 5 point gainers.
3 1 MIRANDA LAMBERT/Over You (RCA) 19850 873 6338 268 49.392 1.807 139 0
4 2 JASON ALDEAN/Fly Over States (Broken Bow) 19102 880 6169 230 47.731 2.332 139 0
1 3 RASCAL FLATTS/Banjo (Big Machine) 18362 -1654 5856 -509 45.419 -3.404 139 0
8 4 KIP MOORE/Somethin' 'Bout A Truck (MCA) 4 16684 1927 5338 628 41.505 3.427 139 0
2 5 LADY ANTEBELLUM/Dancin' Away With My Heart (Capitol) 16657 -2934 5342 -884 41.74 -6.907 139 0
7 6 ZAC BROWN BAND/No Hurry (Southern Ground/Atlantic/BPG) 4 16348 1058 5213 324 41.669 2.658 138 0
6 7 CARRIE UNDERWOOD/Good Girl (19/Arista) 15943 646 5065 203 38.683 2.671 139 0
10 8 ERIC CHURCH/Springsteen (EMI Nashville) 14984 655 4745 209 37.87 2.298 139 0
9 9 TIM MCGRAW/Better Than I Used To Be (Curb) 14859 361 4955 159 37.112 0.606 138 0
5 10 BLAKE SHELTON/Drink On It (Warner Bros./WMN) 13293 -3416 4172 -1101 33.586 -8.134 139 0
12 11 LUKE BRYAN/Drunk On You (Capitol) 13118 889 4250 312 32.395 1.963 139 0
11 12 KENNY CHESNEY & TIM MCGRAW/Feel Like A Rock Star (BNA) 12412 90 3872 60 30.492 -0.3 139 0
13 13 BRANTLEY GILBERT/You Don't Know Her Like I Do (Valory) 12001 435 3858 130 29.928 1.005 132 0
15 14 ELI YOUNG BAND/Even If It Breaks Your Heart (Republic Nashville) 10574 914 3309 267 27.364 3.145 139 7
14 15 CHRIS CAGLE/Got My Country On (BPG) 10007 224 3267 80 24.896 1.001 130 0
17 16 TOBY KEITH/Beers Ago (Show Dog-Universal) 4 10001 1063 3174 304 24.132 2.485 138 3
16 17 CRAIG MORGAN/This Ole Boy (Black River) 9568 133 3335 74 23.513 0.294 133 0
18 18 JOSH TURNER/Time Is Love (MCA) 9191 389 2947 108 22.626 1.629 130 1
19 19 GLORIANA/(Kissed You) Good Night (Emblem/WAR) 4 8639 1480 2768 484 22.315 2.571 123 3
20 20 THE BAND PERRY/Postcard From Paris (Republic Nashville) 7223 505 2277 195 18.177 1.867 136 1
21 21 JANA KRAMER/Why Ya Wanna (Elektra Nashville/WAR) 6538 566 2034 165 16.087 1.691 122 2
26 22 DIERKS BENTLEY/5-1-5-0 (Capitol) 4 5995 1799 1866 503 14.285 5.383 118 8
24 23 LOVE AND THEFT/Angel Eyes (RCA) 5277 789 1689 229 11.956 2.332 116 6
22 24 DUSTIN LYNCH/Cowboys And Angels (Broken Bow) 5197 319 1616 90 12.118 1.249 124 2
23 25 THE FARM/Home Sweet... (All In/Elektra Nashville/New Revolution) 5076 542 1693 145 11.096 1.505 110 1
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25 26 ANDY GIBSON/Wanna Make You Love Me (Curb) 4569 182 1497 73 12.26 0.433 107 1
27 27 THOMPSON SQUARE/Glass (Stoney Creek) 4403 500 1512 178 10.323 1.068 117 3
28 28 THOMAS RHETT/Something To Do With My Hands (Valory) 4049 552 1299 167 9.07 1.275 103 2
30 29 ALAN JACKSON/So You Don't Have To Love... (EMI Nashville) 3930 474 1359 180 9.765 0.737 100 2
KEITH URBAN/For You (Relativity/Capitol) 3574 1046 1084 303 7.827 1.918 92 13
29 31 RONNIE DUNN/Let The Cowboy Rock (Arista) 3512 33 1228 -4 8.095 1.097 108 1
31 32 EASTON CORBIN/Lovin' You Is Fun (Mercury) 3216 422 1066 139 7.531 0.796 98 4
36 33 HUNTER HAYES/Wanted (Atlantic/WMN) 3059 742 1011 214 6.603 2.476 93 3
35 34 KELLY CLARKSON/Mr. Know It All (19/RCA) 3008 490 845 162 6.615 1.341 60 8
32 35 JOSH THOMPSON/Comin' Around (RCA) 2835 170 942 59 7.28 0.261 91 2
33 36 KIX BROOKS f/JOE WALSH/New To This Town (Arista) 2509 -41 842 10 5.122 0.009 81 5
CHRIS YOUNG/Neon (RCA) 2467 587 831 169 4.9 1.506 87 9
37 38 PHIL VASSAR/Don't Miss Your Life (Rodeowave) 2081 186 763 68 3.875 0.395 76 4
40 39 JERROD NIEMANN/Shinin' On Me (Sea Gayle/Arista) 1835 403 688 140 2.863 0.657 78 7
39 40 DAVID NAIL/The Sound Of A Million Dreams (MCA) 1654 70 553 30 3.007 0.201 64 1
42 41 JUSTIN MOORE/Til My Last Day (Valory) 1579 217 589 66 2.501 0.335 72 3
41 42 JT HODGES/Goodbyes Made You Mine (Show Dog-Universal) 1505 105 529 39 1.922 0.141 64 1
44 43 GREG BATES/Did It For The Girl (Republic Nashville) 1340 487 421 130 2.292 0.968 54 7
43 44 EDENS EDGE/Too Good To Be True (Big Machine) 1231 230 424 89 1.913 0.481 65 6
48 45 GEORGE STRAIT/Drinkin' Man (MCA) 1021 360 355 132 2.291 0.875 48 14
45 46 TYLER FARR/Hot Mess (BNA) 884 32 356 32 0.986 0.111 56 0
47 47 JON PARDI/Missin' You Crazy (Capitol) 831 80 320 38 0.914 0.031 51 2
46 48 MARTINA MCBRIDE f/PAT MONAHAN/Marry Me (Republic Nashville) 831 44 303 46 1.342 0.042 42 2
49 KRISTEN KELLY/Ex-Old Man (Arista) 772 481 212 132 1.136 0.801 43 12
49 50 SCOTTY MCCREERY/Water Tower Town (19/Interscope/Mercury) 761 112 249 34 1.129 0.181 36 5
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Country Aircheck Top Spin GainersKIP MOORE/Somethin' 'Bout A Truck (MCA) 628
DIERKS BENTLEY/5-1-5-0 (Capitol) 503
GLORIANA/(Kissed You) Good Night (Emblem/WAR) 484
ZAC BROWN BAND/No Hurry (Southern Ground/Atlantic/BPG) 324
LUKE BRYAN/Drunk On You (Capitol) 312
TOBY KEITH/Beers Ago (Show Dog-Universal) 304
KEITH URBAN/For You (Relativity/Capitol) 303
MIRANDA LAMBERT/Over You (RCA) 268
ELI YOUNG BAND/Even If It Breaks Your Heart (Republic Nashville) 267
JASON ALDEAN/Fly Over States (Broken Bow) 230
Country Aircheck Top Point GainersKIP MOORE/Somethin' 'Bout A Truck (MCA) 1927 4DIERKS BENTLEY/5-1-5-0 (Capitol) 1799 4GLORIANA/(Kissed You) Good Night (Emblem/WAR) 1480 4TOBY KEITH/Beers Ago (Show Dog-Universal) 1063 4ZAC BROWN BAND/No Hurry (Southern Ground/Atlantic/BPG) 1058 4KEITH URBAN/For You (Relativity/Capitol) 1046
ELI YOUNG BAND/Even If It Breaks Your Heart (Republic Nashville) 914
LUKE BRYAN/Drunk On You (Capitol) 889
JASON ALDEAN/Fly Over States (Broken Bow) 880
MIRANDA LAMBERT/Over You (RCA) 873
Activator Top Point GainersKIP MOORE/Somethin' 'Bout A Truck (MCA) 1191 4GLORIANA/(Kissed You) Good Night (Emblem/WAR) 1013 4KEITH URBAN/For You (Relativity/Capitol) 944 4DIERKS BENTLEY/5-1-5-0 (Capitol) 913 4ERIC CHURCH/Springsteen (EMI Nashville) 691 4ELI YOUNG BAND/Even If It Breaks Your Heart (Republic Nashville) 657
GEORGE STRAIT/Drinkin’ Man (MCA) 653
KELLY CLARKSON/Mr. Know It All (19/RCA) 543
ALAN JACKSON/So You Don't Have To Love... (EMI Nashville) 514
LUKE BRYAN/Drunk On You (Capitol) 491LOVE AND THEFT/Angel Eyes (RCA) 491
Activator Top Spin GainersKIP MOORE/Somethin' 'Bout A Truck (MCA) 223GLORIANA/(Kissed You) Good Night (Emblem/WAR) 182KEITH URBAN/For You (Relativity/Capitol) 182DIERKS BENTLEY/5-1-5-0 (Capitol) 174ERIC CHURCH/Springsteen (EMI Nashville) 130ELI YOUNG BAND/Even If It Breaks Your Heart (Republic Nashville) 126GEORGE STRAIT/Drinkin' Man (MCA) 112BLAKE SHELTON/Over (Warner Bros/WMN) 111KELLY CLARKSON/Mr. Know It All (19/RCA) 107LUKE BRYAN/Drunk On You (Capitol) 107
Country Aircheck Add Leaders AddsRANDY HOUSER/How Country Feels (Stoney Creek) 29
BLAKE SHELTON/Over (Warner Bros./WMN) 24
GEORGE STRAIT/Drinkin' Man (MCA) 14
KEITH URBAN/For You (Relativity/Capitol) 13
KRISTEN KELLY/Ex-Old Man (Arista) 12
BUCKY COVINGTON/I Wanna Be That... (New Revolution/eOne) 11
LITTLE BIG TOWN/Pontoon (Capitol) 11
CHRIS YOUNG/Neon (RCA) 9
DIERKS BENTLEY/5-1-5-0 (Capitol) 8
KELLY CLARKSON/Mr. Know It All (19/RCA) 8
Country Aircheck Top Recurrents Points
LEE BRICE/A Woman Like You (Curb) 13549
JAKE OWEN/Alone With You (RCA) 8377
TAYLOR SWIFT/Ours (Big Machine) 6570
LUKE BRYAN/I Don't Want This Night To End (Capitol) 6255
CHRIS YOUNG/You (RCA) 6034
MONTGOMERY GENTRY/Where I Come From (Average Joes) 5843
DIERKS BENTLEY/Home (Capitol) 5740
KEITH URBAN/You Gonna Fly (Capitol) 5715
ERIC CHURCH/Drink In My Hand (EMI Nashville) 5593
ZAC BROWN BAND/Keep Me In... (Southern Ground/Atlantic/BPG) 5527
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Country Aircheck Activity
JOSH ABBOTT BAND/Touch (PDT) 586 points, 161 spins No adds
KELLIE PICKLER/100 Proof (BNA) 565 points, 175 spins 2 adds: KCYE, WQHK
LITTLE BIG TOWN/Pontoon (Capitol) 516 points, 194 spins 11 adds, including: KNTY, KYGO, WEZL, WGAR, WKXC, WNOE, WOGI, WPOR, WUBE, WUSH
JAMES WESLEY/Walking Contradiction (Broken Bow) 501 points, 217 spins No adds
DARRYL WORLEY/You Still Got It (Tenacity) 475 points, 198 spins 1 add: WXBM
JAIDA DREYER/Guy’s Girl (Streamsound) 450 points, 169 spins 3 adds: KFRG*, WGNE, WOGI
MATT STILLWELL/Ignition (Average Joes) 430 points, 129 spins No adds
MONTGOMERY GENTRY/So Called Life (Average Joes) 390 points, 141 spins 7 adds: KJUG, KMLE*, WAMZ, WIRK*, WPOR, WSSL, WTQR
BLAKE SHELTON/Over (Warner Bros./WMN) 352 points, 114 spins 24 adds, including: KCCY, KEGA, KFDI, KFGY, KJKE, KJUG, KMDL, KMPS*, KSKS, KSOP
ERIC PASLAY/ If The Fish Don’t Bite (EMI Nashville) 337 points, 133 spins No adds
CMTNo adds listed
CMT PUREBODEANS/All The World (F & A)BUCKY COVINGTON/I Wanna Be That Feeling (New Revolution/eOne)CAROLINA CHOCOLATE DROPS/Country Girl (Nonesuch)CHAD WARRIX/Rain On The Roof (Picnic Hill)SERG SALINAS f/JAMES STORM/Longnecks & Rednecks (TNA)
GACDARRYL WORLEY/You Still Got It (Tenacity)
ThE CoUNTRy NETWoRkHUNTER HAYES/Wanted (Atlantic/WMN)JUSTIN MOORE/Til My Last Day (Live) (Valory)RACHEL HOLDER/In Your Arms (Curb)RACHELE LYNAE/Party Til’ The Cows Come Home (Momentum)SERG SALINAS f/JAMES STORM/Longnecks & Rednecks (TNA)SHELBY LYNNE/Heaven’s Only Days Down The Road (Everso)
V I D E O A D D S
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)
MAy 14DUE WEST/Things You Can’t Do In A Car (Black River)JESSIE JAMES/Military Man (Show Dog-Universal)LEE BRICE/Hard To Love (Curb)
MAy 21BLAKE SHELTON/Over (Warner Bros./WMN)RASCAL FLATTS/Come Wake Me Up (Big Machine)JAKE OWEN/The One That Got Away (RCA)
MAy 29THE MAVERICKS/Born To Be Blue (Valory)
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2 1 JASON ALDEAN/Fly Over States (Broken Bow) 13454 263 2550 61
1 2 MIRANDA LAMBERT/Over You (RCA) 13214 -32 2480 -1
3 3 LADY ANTEBELLUM/Dancin' Away With My Heart (Capitol) 12079 -837 2251 -177
4 4 RASCAL FLATTS/Banjo (Big Machine) 12051 -542 2296 -105
6 5 ZAC BROWN BAND/No Hurry (Southern Ground/Atlantic/BPG) 11505 465 2159 91
7 6 CARRIE UNDERWOOD/Good Girl (19/Arista) 11076 283 2096 60
8 7 ERIC CHURCH/Springsteen (EMI Nashville) 4 10969 691 2052 130
9 8 TIM MCGRAW/Better Than I Used To Be (Curb) 10622 439 1951 62
10 9 KIP MOORE/Somethin' 'Bout A Truck (MCA) 4 10588 1191 1987 223
11 10 LUKE BRYAN/Drunk On You (Capitol) 9315 491 1782 107
5 11 BLAKE SHELTON/Drink On It (Warner Bros./WMN) 9035 -2836 1710 -567
12 12 BRANTLEY GILBERT/You Don't Know Her Like I Do (Valory) 8714 166 1612 31
13 13 KENNY CHESNEY & TIM MCGRAW/Feel Like A Rock Star (BNA) 8369 16 1582 6
15 14 ELI YOUNG BAND/Even If It Breaks Your Heart (Republic Nashville) 8098 657 1546 126
16 15 TOBY KEITH/Beers Ago (Show Dog-Universal) 7754 438 1478 87
14 16 CRAIG MORGAN/This Ole Boy (Black River) 7312 -196 1331 -31
17 17 JOSH TURNER/Time Is Love (MCA) 7178 207 1358 20
18 18 CHRIS CAGLE/Got My Country On (BPG) 6057 93 1132 16
20 19 GLORIANA/(Kissed You) Good Night (Emblem/WAR) 4 5846 1013 1096 182
19 20 THE BAND PERRY/Postcard From Paris (Republic Nashville) 5407 336 1043 46
21 21 DIERKS BENTLEY/5-1-5-0 (Capitol) 4 4723 913 945 174
22 22 ALAN JACKSON/So You Don't Have To Love... (EMI Nashville) 4300 514 826 103
23 23 ANDY GIBSON/Wanna Make You Love Me (Curb) 3745 118 716 17
24 24 JANA KRAMER/Why Ya Wanna (Elektra Nashville/WAR) 3726 314 683 59
26 25 DUSTIN LYNCH/Cowboys And Angels (Broken Bow) 3641 466 701 85
30 26 KEITH URBAN/For You (Relativity/Capitol) 4 3546 944 698 182
25 27 THOMPSON SQUARE/Glass (Stoney Creek) 3500 172 696 48
28 28 LOVE AND THEFT/Angel Eyes (RCA) 3159 491 590 97
29 29 EASTON CORBIN/Lovin' You Is Fun (Mercury) 2929 276 540 48
27 30 THE FARM/Home Sweet Home (All In/Elektra Nashville/New Revolution) 2709 30 492 14
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31 31 RONNIE DUNN/Let The Cowboy Rock (Arista) 2704 129 484 18
33 32 CHRIS YOUNG/Neon (RCA) 2646 472 508 85
34 33 THOMAS RHETT/Something To Do With My Hands (Valory) 2461 448 465 85
32 34 PHIL VASSAR/Don't Miss Your Life (Rodeowave) 2385 43 437 11
35 35 JUSTIN MOORE/'Til My Last Day (Valory) 1912 171 323 26
41 36 GEORGE STRAIT/Drinkin' Man (MCA) 1910 653 353 112
37 37 JERROD NIEMANN/Shinin' On Me (Sea Gayle/Arista) 1821 197 342 39
39 38 HUNTER HAYES/Wanted (Atlantic/WMN) 1800 403 379 77
36 39 JOSH THOMPSON/Comin' Around (RCA) 1699 -36 300 -3
38 40 JT HODGES/Goodbyes Made You Mine (Show Dog-Universal) 1586 108 314 14
40 41 KIX BROOKS f/JOE WALSH/New To This Town (Arista) 1416 40 279 2
45 42 KELLY CLARKSON/Mr. Know It All (19/RCA) 1309 543 269 107
42 43 DAVID NAIL/The Sound Of A Million Dreams (MCA) 858 -22 168 -5
44 44 JON PARDI/Missin' You Crazy (Capitol) 826 45 173 11
43 45 MARTINA MCBRIDE f/PAT MONAHAN/Marry Me (Republic Nashville) 811 -48 181 -2
58 46 MONTGOMERY GENTRY/So Called Life (Average Joes) 730 416 158 78
52 47 LEE BRICE/Hard To Love (Curb) 716 349 142 66
48 KELLIE PICKLER/100 Proof (BNA) 676 31 146 12
48 49 SCOTTY MCCREERY/Water Tower Town (19/Interscope/Mercury) 640 92 116 14
47 50 DARRYL WORLEY/You Still Got It (Tenacity) 619 15 124 2
51 BLAKE SHELTON/Over (Warner Bros/WMN) 539 488 119 111
51 52 GREG BATES/Did It For The Girl (Republic Nashville) 486 58 109 11
50 53 MATT STILLWELL/Ignition (Average Joes) 476 46 86 7
49 54 JOSH ABBOTT BAND/Touch (PDT) 476 -34 93 -7
60 55 JAKE OWEN/The One That Got Away (RCA) 448 190 99 48
53 56 EDENS EDGE/Too Good To Be True (Big Machine) 429 68 94 15
55 57 KRISTEN KELLY/Ex-Old Man (Arista) 410 67 77 15
46 58 AARON LEWIS/Endless Summer (–) 399 -231 83 -36
57 59 LITTLE BIG TOWN/Pontoon (Capitol) 351 27 86 13
54 60 ERIC PASLAY/If The Fish Don't Bite (EMI Nashville) 350 -8 77 -2
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