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November 26, 2012, Issue 322

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Self-Serving Talent For every modern PD-turned-fireman faced with two new fires for each one he puts out, there is a talent trying to improve despite the programmer’s increasing distractions. Even more are trying to get the edge for that next big job. Building on last month’s conversation with talent coaches Tommy Kramer and Steve Reynolds (CAW 10/29), Country Aircheck turns to KMNB/Minneapolis morning man Paul Koffy to identify some ways personalities can sharpen their own skillsets and maximize their visibility in an increasingly competitive job market. Self-airchecking is key. “The first thing you listen for is what you said that’s different than everybody else and the second is repetition,” says Kramer. “If you can’t tell a story that goes in a straight line without repeating yourself, you’re not a good storyteller. Every book goes through multiple rewrites and every movie goes through severe editing, but too many radio people think that they can open a mic with no further planning than the idea of ‘I’m going to talk about Christmas.’ You can’t waste people’s time and PPM proves it.” “I analyze whether or not I talked ‘to’ or talked ‘at’ after every break,” says Koffy. “It’s like that part in Howard Stern’s Private Parts when his wife says, ‘You know when you just stopped, and just started talking? That’s when I felt like I really knew you.’ That’s a good example. And I’m not always thinking ‘that was bad,’ so much as I’m thinking about how to make the next thing more enjoyable and connective.”

All The Gold In California: Valory’s Justin Moore gathers some West Coast friends to celebrate his album Outlaws Like Me going gold. Pictured (l-r) are KUZZ/Bakersfield’s Tom Jordan, Moore, KJUG/Visalia, CA’s Adam Jeffries and the label’s Amy Staley.

Video Filmed The Radio Star Don’t bother telling WIL/St. Louis morning personality Judi Diamond her life is a reality show. The recently divorced, newly single mother is working two full-time jobs, one of which happens to be an actual reality TV show.

MFF: Mom Friends Forever debuted on Nickelodeon’s Nick Jr. last month and features Diamond and fellow mom Kate Frisina-White juggling parenthood, jobs and relationships. “We’re working moms and we work our butts off,” Diamond explains. “I’m at the radio station, Kate works at a grocery store and we both have crazy hours, getting up at 3:30am.” (continued on page 4)

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Kids of The Baby Boom: KASE/Austin’s Steve Gary (c) is flanked by The Bellamy Brothers, Howard (l) and David, during a back stage meeting at the Austin Rodeo in 1988. Got memories? Send to [email protected].

P A G E T H R E E P I C The idea was hatched six years ago when Diamond, now a five-year WIL vet, was temporarily on the beach. “Kate and I started a vlog called Lipstick And Laundry,” Diamond says. The audience grew to about two million hits within a couple of years, because, as she reasons, “We were hitting a target of real moms. We’re not Jersey housewives with nannies and maids. We’re kind of edgy and say what we want.” Two years ago, a local production company showed interest, a seven-minute sizzle tape was shopped and Nick Jr. bought in. The show was green-lighted a year ago, coinciding with Diamond getting bumped from weekends and joining WIL’s top-ranked Cornbread Morning Show. That was great timing for Diamond, but as she explains, “I was worried because this isn’t something the station asked for. I told the producers, hey, you have to respect the radio show and if Cornbread doesn’t want you in studio, you have to leave.” But Diamond feels support from both the station and her radio partner. “WIL was open and excited about it. I never brought it up to Cornbread, but he started airing calls and promoting the show.” There were personal considerations, too. “I had to ask myself and so did Kate: do we want to have our kids involved? I told the kids if they didn’t want to be involved they didn’t have to.” All opted in. The personal and professional lives have intersected more than expected. “When testing the show, people liked watching behind-the-scenes of a radio station,” she says. Two upcoming episodes focus on Cornbread’s efforts for the Susan G. Koman walk for Breast Cancer, in which he recruits more than 7,000 team members. As Diamond points out, “The reality show and the radio show have the same target demographic.” As for her grueling, seven-day-a-week schedule, Diamond says it’s not so much a physical challenge. “Instead, it’s being ‘on’ constantly with no time to decompress from the moment your mike is turned on at 5am. Then they start taping at 11am and shoot until 8pm.” Luckily, she’s not the show’s only protagonist. “The network said it’s 25% Kate, 25% Judi and 50% the two of you.” Diamond says. “We’re in and out of each others lives

every day. And, you forget the cameras are there. I’m on a morning show so my life is an open book anyway.” And how does Diamond like watching that open book on TV, versus listening to it on the radio? “When my PD is playing an aircheck, I don’t mind listening because I get notes and I know the next time we’re on the air, we can change it,” she says. “But with the TV show, it’s already in the can; I can only watch it once and cringe, because I know there’s nothing I can do about it.” MFF airs Mondays at 9:30pm. – RJ Curtis

News And Notes Clear Channel Media + Entertainment’s iHeartRadio digital radio service has now been downloaded 135 million times. Additionally, since its launch at 2011’s inaugural iHeartRadio Music Festival, iHeart has exceeded 20 million registered users.

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Show Dog- Universal’s JT Hodges hosts his second annual Holiday Howler charity event benefitting the Brown Dog Foundation Dec. 3 in Nashville. The event includes performances from Hodges, Chris Stapleton, Jonathan Singleton and Whitney Duncan. More here Kenny Rogers will bring out Billy Dean for the third time as a part of his annual Christmas & Hits Tour. The 22-city run kicks off Nov. 23 in Catoosa, OK and wraps Dec. 23 in Westbury, NY. The Tennessee State Museum inducted Big & Rich’s “Big Kenny” Alphin as a style trendsetter during their seventh annual Sparkle & Twang event Nov. 9. Other inductees included Arlyn Ende of Sewanee, costumer Katy Kattelman of Katy K’s Ranch Dressing in Nashville and Phillip Nappi, founder of Nashville’s artisan shoemaker, Peter Nappi. Flying Island’s Gwen Sebastian has announced a “Win Gwen’s Favorite Things” contest that allows fans a chance to win prizes including iPads and autographed CDs. More here. Bluebird & Birdland, featuring singer-songwriters Monty Powell and wife Anna Wilson, and benefitting Nashville Songwriters Association International, takes place Nov. 27 at the Bluebird Cafe. Info here.

Chart Chat Congrats to Jake Owen, Keith Gale, Josh Easler and the entire RCA promotion team on scoring this week’s

No. 1 single with “The One That Got Away.” This is Owens’ third chart-topper, following “Alone With You” in March and “Barefoot Blue Jean Night” in September of 2011 and the first No. 1 he’s had a hand in writing. It also capped a great holiday weekend on a personal note, as Owen and wife Lacey welcomed daughter Olive Pearl on Thanksgiving Day (11/22).

C H E C K O U TJan. 15 Katie Armiger Fall Into Me (Cold River)

Jan. 22 Darius Rucker True Believers (Capitol) Ashley Monroe Like A Rose (WMN)

Jan. 29 The Mavericks In Time (Valory)

Feb. 5 Tim McGraw Two Lanes Of Freedom (Big Machine)

The Week’s Top Stories Full coverage at http://www.countryaircheck.com• CO5 VP/Country Promotion David Newmark was

named VP/Promotion & Acquisitions for Texas-based A-Blake Records. (Breaking News 11/26)• Veteran Chattanooga programmer Kris Van Dyke was named to the newly created position as OM of Brewer Media’s WPLZ (Cat Country). (CAT 11/26)• Federated Media’s WQHK/Ft. Wayne, IN PD Rob Kelley exited after nine years. (CAT 11/20)

• Alpha’s KUPL/Portland evening personality TicTak exited after 18 months. (CAT 11/20)• Industry vet Jay McCarthy joined Nine North as Dir./Northeast promotion. (CAT 11/20)• Flying Island West coast regional Brian Fee joined Black River for similar duties, effective immediately. (CAT 11/26)

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Kramer illustrates: “I had a newsman once read, ‘A three-alarm blaze has erupted in a three-story apartment building next to the SMU campus; a fire department spokesman says the blaze is expected to continue for several hours.’ Nobody talks like that! I don’t care if you say ‘A guy with a red hat holding a big hose said ‘Don’t go in

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there, it’s still burning!’ Use real language. He turned into a great newsman once he was freed from what he thought the company wanted from him. Sharpened skills might bring a personality closer to their dream job, but rising above a crowded field of airchecks is also required. “We all know it’s a standard rule to try to capture me in the first 30 seconds and that’s still true,” says Reynolds. “Do it by not giving me bits of shtick, but by being real and relevant. If you are truthful and genuine with the audience, then I can expect you to be the same with me. Beyond that,


MY TUNES: MUSIC THAT SHAPED MY LIFE Southern Ground’s Neda Tobin discusses her most influential artists, songs, albums and concerts:1. Neil Diamond/Cherry, Cherry: It was the first record I ever bought. Neil was a rocker and my inspiration to get into the music business ... for which I am grateful!2. Johnny Cougar’s Chestnut Street Incident: This was John Mellencamp’s first album that included covers of “Pretty Woman,” “Jailhouse Rock”, “Do You

Believe In Magic” and “Twentieth Century Fox.” I would literally play it for everyone who walked though my front door even if I had to strap them into a chair and make them listen! I was sucked in by the raspy voice way back then. But paired with his stellar songwriting, he has kept me a fan for life. 3. Def Leppard opening for Loverboy: I went to see Loverboy, who were on fire with “Working for the Weekend,” and was looking forward to checking out Def Leppard, who had a hit with “Bringin’ On The Heartbreak.” That was all it took ... I started dreaming about Joe Elliot and the next thing I know, landed my first label job hanging posters in record stores for Polygram Records. My boss at the time, the most wonderful LC Hensley, nicknamed me “Neda Leppard” because they were all I talked about.4. John Mellencamp’s Scarecrow Tour: My first regional promo gig was also at Polygram and this was one of my very first tours. Being a fan for several years and not ever having seen him live, I’ll never forget sitting in the audience in Clemson, SC with tears running down my face from an outpouring of emotion. To this day, it’s one of the most pure live performances I’ve ever seen.5. Lonestar/Amazed: I owe my passion for today’s Country music to this song. I first heard it while I was working at a Top 40 station in Dallas. They never front or back sold it so I called the PD who told me it was a country song and my first reaction was, “That’s country?!” Not only was I enamored with the romantic lyrics, but Richie McDonald’s vocal truly “amazed” me. So I started watching CMT to see who they were, and in the process discovered the likes of Tim McGraw, Kenny Chesney, Toby Keith, Keith Urban and Blake Shelton. It was then that I knew I had to be a part of this format. • A highly regarded song or album you’ve never heard: Pink Floyd’s The Wall. I’m familiar with a song or two, but never listened to the entire album. • An “important” piece of music you just don’t get: Please don’t throw things at me ... I’ve tried and tried, but just don’t get Coldplay.• An album you played or listened to incessantly: Too many to mention. A sampling: Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band’s Live Bullet, Def Leppard’s High ‘N’ Dry, Matchbox 20’s Yourself Or Someone Like You, Zac Brown Band’s The Foundation.• One obscure or non-country song everyone should listen to right now: “Cricket On A Line” by Colt Ford.

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I’m looking for people who own a perspective, are comfortable enough with themselves to share it and have fun with it, are accessible, real, and that stand

out. We have so few positions now that I always encourage hiring good people; the ones who are going to put the group ahead of the individual, will work tirelessly and won’t undermine the greater goal of the manager or the station.” Koffy agrees. “Remember that being a good air talent also means being a good employee,” he says. “Radio is still a business and I’m not an independent

entertainer who’s contracting out my show. The job of radio station talent is to reinforce the brand and you have to remember that.” Improvement may not come easy and it arguably comes faster when there’s an objective voice to help jocks get there. But when the fireman’s busy fighting fires, Kramer, Reynolds and Koffy encourage


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OFF THE RECORD : K R I S T Y L E E C O O K Broken Bow’s Kristy Lee Cook puts an industry spin on the artist interview: I grew up listening to KRWQ/Medford, OR. Love them because they've always believed in me and continue to support me to this day.The first time I heard myself on the radio I honestly can't remember who I was with, where I was, or even when it was because it was during the whirlwind

of my first radio tour. It wasn't until I got home a few months later and heard it on my local station that it really sunk in. As for my current single "Airborne Ranger Infantry," I haven't heard it while randomly driving down the road yet, so I look forward to that moment of "that's me!"There’s no place like home, but if I had to be stuck somewhere it would be Wyoming. I love being in the middle of nowhere and the countryside, so probably Jackson Hole. Or maybe somewhere in New Zealand.If I don’t have my stuffed animal when I travel, I go insane. I know, I’m pretty lame because I still sleep with a stuffed animal, but I love it. They’re cozy and mine makes me so happy.My most interesting road companion would have to be Broken Bow VP/Promotion, Lee Adams. She’s the coolest, has supported me through some rough times and really cares about me as a person. I’ve truly enjoyed becoming friends with her through our travels.My latest Skymall wish was a dog bed to spoil my mastiffs.I can’t walk out of a truck stop without a bottle of water. I drink water like its going to be gone tomorrow and it sucks because I end up needing a bathroom break every 20 miles.If I saw Garth Brooks in the airport, I’d definitely say hello and, “Hey, I hear you’re having a tour in 2014 ... need an opening act?”The best advice I ever got was make sure you stay grounded and remember that you are where you are because God allowed it. Stay humble and have faith! My mom and my sister Terina both said that to me, and I’ll always cherish it.

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Cheer Hunting: RCA’s Love And Theft make an appearance at WQBE/Charleston, WV’s invitation-only “Hunt For Bucks Party” for the ladies. Pictured (kneeling, l-r) are the WQBE Rabbit, Ricky Webb, Ali Mosby and Matt Kaiser; (standing, l-r) are the station’s Jason Murphy, Al Woody, Wade Hill, L&T’s Stephen Barker Liles, WQBE’s Jeff Whitehead, L&T’s Eric Gunderson, and the station’s Brandy Ray and Toni Lynn.

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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.

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

Chart Page 1November 26, 2012

2 1 JAKE OWEN/The One That Got Away (RCA) 21048 176 6555 102 52.297 0.242 141 0

4 2 FLORIDA GEORGIA LINE/Cruise (Republic Nashville) 20446 1314 6332 413 50.799 2.324 141 0

1 3 LUKE BRYAN/Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye (Capitol) 19737 -1774 5945 -627 48.827 -4.536 141 0

5 4 RASCAL FLATTS/Come Wake Me Up (Big Machine) 4 19201 1841 5935 548 47.214 5.563 141 0

3 5 MIRANDA LAMBERT/Fastest Girl In Town (RCA) 18765 -542 5907 -136 46.15 -0.9 141 0

6 6 KIP MOORE/Beer Money (MCA) 17673 949 5507 306 44.153 2.677 141 0

7 7 JUSTIN MOORE/'Til My Last Day (Valory) 17391 1060 5503 350 44.453 3.17 141 0

10 8 ZAC BROWN BAND/Goodbye In Her Eyes (Atlantic/Southern Ground) 4 14763 1457 4632 416 36.414 3.651 141 0

8 9 GREG BATES/Did It For The Girl (Republic Nashville) 14190 230 4452 91 36.163 1.049 138 0

9 10 ERIC CHURCH/Creepin' (EMI Nashville) 13807 228 4380 52 32.352 0.193 141 1

11 11 RANDY HOUSER/How Country Feels (Stoney Creek) 13105 347 4176 67 33.124 1.287 138 0

12 12 BRAD PAISLEY/Southern Comfort Zone (Arista) 12312 -79 3728 -12 30.493 0.326 141 0

13 13 KENNY CHESNEY/El Cerrito Place (Blue Chair/Columbia) 12023 255 3682 42 28.88 1.012 141 0

14 14 TAYLOR SWIFT/Begin Again (Big Machine) 11487 -207 3494 -80 28.409 -0.281 140 0

15 15 GARY ALLAN/Every Storm (Runs Out Of Rain) (MCA) 10407 770 3201 265 26.18 1.531 140 2

17 16 DIERKS BENTLEY/Tip It On Back (Capitol) 9752 795 3117 273 23.584 1.621 136 1

16 17 DARIUS RUCKER/True Believers (Capitol) 9407 -62 2969 4 22.65 -0.03 137 0

22 18 THE BAND PERRY/Better Dig Two (Republic Nashville) 4 8912 1486 2715 488 21.907 5.109 138 10

21 19 JASON ALDEAN/The Only Way I Know (Broken Bow) 4 8898 1470 2703 479 21.777 3.982 126 3

18 20 LITTLE BIG TOWN/Tornado (Capitol) 8544 592 2720 224 20.355 1.449 138 0

19 21 CASEY JAMES/Crying On A Suitcase (19/Columbia) 7711 81 2418 41 18.272 -0.376 131 1

20 22 THOMAS RHETT/Beer With Jesus (Valory) 7624 1 2391 -27 18.496 0.794 128 0

25 23 HUNTER HAYES/Somebody's Heartbreak (Atlantic/WMN) 6546 712 2022 241 14.909 2.374 132 5

24 24 KACEY MUSGRAVES/Merry Go 'Round (Mercury) 6428 265 1858 99 14.246 0.541 128 1

23 25 JON PARDI/Missin' You Crazy (Capitol) 6104 -177 2011 -26 13.788 -0.29 124 0

Airborne indicates songs that have been added to 60% of the Countr y Aircheck/Mediabase repor t ing panel . 4=Top 5 point gainers.

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

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30 26 TIM MCGRAW/One Of Those Nights (Big Machine) 4 5539 2037 1731 611 11.493 4.246 122 13

26 27 CHRIS CAGLE/Let There Be Cowgirls (Bigger Picture) 5268 483 1702 151 10.764 0.977 109 3

27 28 ELI YOUNG BAND/Say Goodnight (Republic Nashville) 4668 118 1469 40 10.631 -0.28 105 1

28 29 FAITH HILL/American Heart (Warner Bros./W.A.R.) 4004 -68 1234 32 8.279 -0.164 111 2

29 30 MAGGIE ROSE/I Ain't Your Mama (RPME) 3624 99 1186 36 7.736 -0.05 110 3

31 31 RODNEY ATKINS/Just Wanna Rock N Roll (Curb) 3170 -161 1035 -55 6.494 -1.393 96 0

33 32 THOMPSON SQUARE/If I Didn't Have You (Stoney Creek) 3029 432 990 150 5.421 0.812 108 11

32 33 CHRIS YOUNG/I Can Take It From There (RCA) 2830 228 918 93 5.155 0.302 93 6

GLORIANA/Can't Shake You (Emblem/W.A.R.) 2481 248 856 65 4.205 0.551 86 3

34 35 LAUREN ALAINA/Eighteen Inches (19/Interscope/Mercury) 2352 16 759 -12 4.338 0.09 76 0

36 36 GEORGE STRAIT/Give It All We Got Tonight (MCA) 2288 362 765 164 5.621 0.778 70 8

CARRIE UNDERWOOD/Two Black Cadillacs (19/Arista) 1945 917 512 225 4.356 1.981 95 66

37 38 BRANTLEY GILBERT/More Than Miles (Valory) 1915 154 606 59 3.146 0.714 72 8

44 39 TOBY KEITH/Hope On The Rocks (Show Dog-Universal) 1677 394 563 147 2.598 0.611 72 8

38 40 HAYDEN PANETTIERE/Telescope (Big Machine) 1604 0 504 18 3.07 -0.087 56 3

41 41 THE LOST TRAILERS/American Beauty (Stokes Tunes/New Revolution) 1462 -78 548 -13 2.375 0.023 67 0

40 42 KELLEIGH BANNEN/Sorry On The Rocks (EMI Nashville) 1434 -106 516 -27 2.14 -0.032 68 0

42 43 CRAIG MORGAN/More Trucks Than Cars (Black River) 1392 -87 528 -29 2.351 -0.176 57 1

45 44 KELLY CLARKSON/Don't Rush f/Vince Gill (19/RCA/Columbia) 1341 186 447 53 2.369 0.178 49 8

49 45 JANA KRAMER/Whiskey (Elektra/W.A.R.) 1236 182 359 63 2.173 0.311 46 6

46 46 JERROD NIEMANN/Only God Could Love You More (Sea Gayle/Arista) 1195 74 420 29 1.565 0.108 68 3

47 DUSTIN LYNCH/She Cranks My Tractor (Broken Bow) 1170 589 339 202 2.168 1.057 58 18

48 THE FARM/Be Grateful (WMN/New Revolution) 1117 102 379 29 1.825 0.382 49 1

48 49 CRAIG CAMPBELL/Outta My Head (Bigger Picture) 1111 17 445 25 1.535 0.058 53 0

47 50 MONTGOMERY GENTRY/I'll Keep The Kids (Average Joes/New Revolution) 1109 13 377 -2 2.545 -0.213 50 1

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Country Aircheck Top Spin GainersTIM MCGRAW/One Of Those Nights (Big Machine) 611

RASCAL FLATTS/Come Wake Me Up (Big Machine) 548

THE BAND PERRY/Better Dig Two (Republic Nashville) 488

JASON ALDEAN/The Only Way I Know (Broken Bow) 479

ZAC BROWN BAND/Goodbye In Her Eyes (Atlantic/Southern Ground) 416

FLORIDA GEORGIA LINE/Cruise (Republic Nashville) 413

JUSTIN MOORE/'Til My Last Day (Valory) 350

KIP MOORE/Beer Money (MCA) 306

DIERKS BENTLEY/Tip It On Back (Capitol) 273

GARY ALLAN/Every Storm (Runs Out Of Rain) (MCA) 265

Country Aircheck Top Point GainersTIM MCGRAW/One Of Those Nights (Big Machine) 2037 4RASCAL FLATTS/Come Wake Me Up (Big Machine) 1841 4THE BAND PERRY/Better Dig Two (Republic Nashville) 1486 4JASON ALDEAN/The Only Way I Know (Broken Bow) 1470 4ZAC BROWN BAND/Goodbye In Her Eyes (Atlantic/Southern Ground) 1457 4FLORIDA GEORGIA LINE/Cruise (Republic Nashville) 1314



CARRIE UNDERWOOD/Two Black Cadillacs (19/Arista) 917

DIERKS BENTLEY/Tip It On Back (Capitol) 795

Activator Top Point GainersZAC BROWN BAND/Goodbye In Her Eyes (Atlantic/Southern Ground) 1716 4

TIM MCGRAW/One Of Those Nights (Big Machine) 1170 4

RASCAL FLATTS/Come Wake Me Up (Big Machine) 1029 4KIP MOORE/Beer Money (MCA) 1015 4THE BAND PERRY/Better Dig Two (Republic Nashville) 905 4JUSTIN MOORE/'Til My Last Day (Valory) 867

GREG BATES/Did It For The Girl (Republic Nashville) 827


KENNY CHESNEY/El Cerrito Place (Blue Chair/Columbia) 720


Activator Top Spin GainersZAC BROWN BAND/Goodbye In Her Eyes (Atlantic/Southern Ground) 395

RASCAL FLATTS/Come Wake Me Up (Big Machine) 226

TIM MCGRAW/One Of Those Nights (Big Machine) 203




GREG BATES/Did It For The Girl (Republic Nashville) 173


KENNY CHESNEY/El Cerrito Place (Blue Chair/Columbia) 162


Country Aircheck Add Leaders Adds


DUSTIN LYNCH/She Cranks My Tractor (Broken Bow) 18

TIM MCGRAW/One Of Those Nights (Big Machine) 13

THOMPSON SQUARE/If I Didn't Have You (Stoney Creek) 11


BRANTLEY GILBERT/More Than Miles (Valory) 8

GEORGE STRAIT/Give It All We Got Tonight (MCA) 8

KELLY CLARKSON/Don't Rush f/Vince Gill (19/RCA/Columbia) 8

TOBY KEITH/Hope On The Rocks (Show Dog-Universal) 8

JOSH TURNER/Find Me A Baby (MCA) 7

Country Aircheck Top Recurrents Points

LEE BRICE/Hard To Love (Curb) 12740

CARRIE UNDERWOOD/Blown Away (19/Arista) 10545

JASON ALDEAN/Take A Little Ride (Broken Bow) 8578

HUNTER HAYES/Wanted (Atlantic/WMN/RRP) 7916

EASTON CORBIN/Lovin' You Is Fun (Mercury) 7536

LOVE AND THEFT/Angel Eyes (RCA) 6106

LITTLE BIG TOWN/Pontoon (Capitol) 6028

DUSTIN LYNCH/Cowboys And Angels (Broken Bow) 5357

ERIC CHURCH/Springsteen (EMI Nashville) 5342

GLORIANA/(Kissed You) Good Night (Emblem/W.A.R.) 5296


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Country Aircheck ActivityJANA KRAMER/Whiskey (Elektra Nashville/W.A.R.) Moves 49-45* 1,236 points, 359 spins 6 adds: KMPS*, WGNE, WNCY, WPOR, WQYK*, WYRK

JERROD NIEMANN/Only God Could Love You More (Sea Gayle/Arista) Remains at 46* 1,195 points, 420 spins 3 adds: WQMX, WQNU*, WUBL

DUSTIN LYNCH/She Cranks My Tractor (Broken Bow) Debuts at 47* 1,170 points, 339 spins 18 adds, including: KILT*, KMDL, KMPS*, KNCI*, KSD, WDAF, WGNA, WKSJ, WSLC, WWKA*

THE FARM/Be Grateful (WMN/New Revolution) Debuts at 48* 1,117 points, 379 spins 1 add: WDSY*

CRAIG CAMPBELL/Outta My Head (Bigger Picture) Moves 48-49* 1,111 points, 445 spins No adds

MONTGOMERY GENTRY/I’ll Keep The Kids (Average Joes/New Revolution) Moves 47-50* 1,109 points, 377 spins 1 add: WNOE

JOSH TURNER/Find Me A Baby (MCA) 1,033 points, 399 spins 7 adds: KJUG, KTTS, WGNE, WNOE, WOGI, WSLC, WWYZ

PARMALEE/Musta Had A Good Time (Stoney Creek) 999 points, 339 spins No adds

CMTLOVE AND THEFT/Runnin’Out of Air (RCA)ZAC BROWN BAND/Goodbye In Her Eyes (Atlantic/Southern Ground)

CMT PUREJOANNA SMITH/We Can’t Be Friends (RCA)LOVE AND THEFT/Runnin’Out of Air (RCA)UNCLE KRACKER/Nobody’s Sad On A Saturday Night (Sugar Hill)ZAC BROWN BAND/Goodbye In Her Eyes (Atlantic/Southern Ground)

GACNone listed

ThE CoUNTRy NETWoRkNone listed

V I D E O A D D S

DECEMBER 3LEE BRICE/I Drive Your Truck (Curb)BIG & RICH/Party Like Cowboyz (Warner Bros./W.A.R.)

DECEMBER 10None listed

DECEMBER 17THE HENNINGSENS/American Beautiful (Arista)LEANN RIMES/Borrowed (Curb)AUSTIN WEBB/It’s All Good (Streamsound)

A D D D A T E S

LOVE AND THEFT/Runnin’ Out Of Air (RCA) 962 points, 314 spins 1 add: KSD

TYLER FARR/Hello Goodbye (Columbia)

939 points, 342 spins No adds

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 900 airplay points and have shown growth in two of the past three weeks. (* indicates auto adds)

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


2 1 FLORIDA GEORGIA LINE/Cruise (Republic Nashville) 15041 557 2977 86

1 2 LUKE BRYAN/Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye (Capitol) 13988 -1036 2729 -200

3 3 JAKE OWEN/The One That Got Away (RCA) 13951 -461 2750 -105

5 4 KIP MOORE/Beer Money (MCA) 4 13488 1015 2696 200

4 5 MIRANDA LAMBERT/Fastest Girl In Town (RCA) 13148 -1168 2637 -223

6 6 JUSTIN MOORE/'Til My Last Day (Valory) 12462 867 2438 190

7 7 RASCAL FLATTS/Come Wake Me Up (Big Machine) 4 12404 1029 2417 226

10 8 ZAC BROWN BAND/Goodbye In Her Eyes (Atlantic/Southern Ground) 4 11417 1716 2286 395

9 9 GREG BATES/Did It For The Girl (Republic Nashville) 11216 827 2236 173

8 10 ERIC CHURCH/Creepin' (EMI Nashville) 10558 -400 2101 -68

12 11 KENNY CHESNEY/El Cerrito Place (Blue Chair/Columbia) 9492 720 1902 162

11 12 BRAD PAISLEY/Southern Comfort Zone (Arista) 9165 -17 1812 -6

14 13 RANDY HOUSER/How Country Feels (Stoney Creek) 8221 -14 1572 -5

15 14 DARIUS RUCKER/True Believers (Capitol) 8076 135 1601 -5

13 15 TAYLOR SWIFT/Begin Again (Big Machine) 7675 -874 1560 -187

16 16 LITTLE BIG TOWN/Tornado (Capitol) 7026 477 1388 84

17 17 DIERKS BENTLEY/Tip It On Back (Capitol) 7003 496 1386 82

18 18 GARY ALLAN/Every Storm (Runs Out Of Rain) (MCA) 6941 645 1327 114

21 19 THE BAND PERRY/Better Dig Two (Republic Nashville) 4 5655 905 1107 196

20 20 JASON ALDEAN/The Only Way I Know (Broken Bow) 5521 420 1074 75

19 21 THOMAS RHETT/Beer With Jesus (Valory) 5420 21 1013 22

22 22 HUNTER HAYES/Somebody's Heartbreak (Atlantic/WMN) 4999 291 1002 45

23 23 CASEY JAMES/Crying On A Suitcase (19/Columbia) 4598 -27 867 12

24 24 JON PARDI/Missin' You Crazy (Capitol ) 4442 -54 860 -17

25 25 KACEY MUSGRAVES/Merry Go 'Round (Mercury) 4357 355 829 74

30 26 TIM MCGRAW/One Of Those Nights (Big Machine) 4 3786 1170 759 203

26 27 ELI YOUNG BAND/Say Goodnight (Republic Nashville) 3777 186 742 34

27 28 FAITH HILL/American Heart (Warner Bros./W.A.R.) 3295 -79 616 -34

29 29 CHRIS YOUNG/I Can Take It From There (RCA) 2981 121 603 5

31 30 GEORGE STRAIT/Give It All We Got Tonight (MCA) 2822 552 524 77

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28 31 CHRIS CAGLE/Let There Be Cowgirls (Bigger Picture) 2569 -323 489 -26

32 32 THOMPSON SQUARE/If I Didn't Have You (Stoney Creek) 2522 378 464 67

34 33 TOBY KEITH/Hope On The Rocks (Show Dog-Universal) 2110 633 428 81

33 34 MONTGOMERY GENTRY/I'll Keep The Kids (Average Joes/New Revolution) 1719 -16 279 -9

35 35 GLORIANA/Can't Shake You (Emblem/W.A.R.) 1409 46 266 4

37 36 MAGGIE ROSE/I Ain't Your Mama (RPME) 1374 146 237 15

36 37 JOSH TURNER/Find Me A Baby (MCA) 1299 -35 246 -5

38 38 RODNEY ATKINS/Just Wanna Rock N Roll (Curb) 1236 58 230 7

39 39 BRANTLEY GILBERT/More Than Miles (Valory) 1216 124 239 16

43 40 KELLY CLARKSON F/VINCE GILL/Don't Rush (19/RCA/Columbia) 1151 241 246 48

41 CARRIE UNDERWOOD/Two Black Cadillacs (19/Arista) 1041 782 219 168

40 42 CRAIG MORGAN/More Trucks Than Cars (Black River) 1008 -72 166 -24

42 43 HAYDEN PANETTIERE/Telescope (Big Machine) 880 -30 201 -18

41 44 JOANNA SMITH/We Can't Be Friends (RCA) 863 -110 168 -17

44 45 LAUREN ALAINA/Eighteen Inches (19/Interscope/Mercury) 794 26 161 10

48 46 JERROD NIEMANN/Only God Could Love You More (Sea Gayle/Arista) 720 69 129 12

47 47 COLT FORD w/JAKE OWEN/Back (Average Joes) 674 -4 120 -4

45 48 KELLEIGH BANNEN/Sorry On The Rocks (EMI Nashville) 628 -133 122 -14

49 ALAN JACKSON/You Go Your Way (ACR/EMI Nashville) 482 167 87 39

50 DUSTIN LYNCH/She Cranks My Tractor (Broken Bow) 447 223 80 42

49 51 TYLER FARR/Hello Goodbye (Columbia) 425 -198 90 -33

51 52 PARMALEE/Musta Had A Good Time (Stoney Creek) 400 -48 83 -13

46 53 KRISTY LEE COOK/Airborne Ranger Infantry (Broken Bow) 388 -317 52 -34

54 54 CRAIG CAMPBELL/Outta My Head (Bigger Picture) 379 46 79 11

50 55 BRETT ELDREDGE/Don't Ya (Atlantic/WMN) 357 -174 65 -22

53 56 JOHN MAISON/Love Is A Trip (Big High Five) 355 21 63 3

60 57 SARAH DARLING/Home To Me (Black River) 350 78 84 9

58 58 JANA KRAMER/Whiskey (Elektra Nashville/W.A.R.) 345 52 56 8

52 59 HIGH VALLEY/Love You For A Long Time (Eaglemont/Rodeowave) 299 -38 76 -23

55 60 LOVE AND THEFT/Runnin' Out Of Air (RCA) 295 -12 66 3

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