Issue 74 - January 28, 2008

Transcription

January 28, 2008
Will CC’s Q1 Freeze Chill CRS?
By now you’ve either heard about – or probably even read
– the memo from Clear Channel Radio President/CEO John
Hogan outlining the first quarter contingency plan that must
be adhered to by all stations. But what is the
on-the-frontlines reality of the missive and,
even closer to home, what will it mean for the
upcoming Country Radio Seminar?
Hogan’s Friday morning memo to upper
management noted the company is “generating
less revenue for Q1 than we budgeted and less
than what actually ran last year. At the same
John Hogan
time, our budgeted expenses for Q1 are up 4%.
As responsible managers, we need to address
the shortfall not only by continuing to find ways to increase our
revenue but also by implementing cuts on the expense side until
revenue production improves.”
Hogan then itemized the ways in which the Q1 budgets
would be trimmed: “All research monies after 2/1. All
advertising and promotion monies after 2/1. All new sales hire
guarantees not already implemented effective immediately (do
NOT hire any additional sales people, effective immediately).
Any new hires budgeted but not hired, effective immediately
(do not hire any additional new employees). Any/all
discretionary monies (i.e. travel, meals and entertainment, etc.)
for your market. If you can save it, do so. Additionally, you are
not to replace any departing personnel without specific approval
from your EVPO.”
continued on page 2
Garth’s LA Story
Issue 74
The two-day, five-show Garth Brooks concert run
benefiting the Southern California 2008 Fire Relief
Campaign opened at 9pm ET at the Staples Center in Los
Angeles, and America was watching.
According to ratings on Zap2it.com, the CBS telecast of
Garth Brooks: Live In LA propelled the network to a prime time
win, leading the time slot with a 5.1/8, edging FOX’s House
at 4.9/8. Among the sold-out crowd of 85,000 were several
prominent Country radio programmers, who offered their
perspective to Country Aircheck.
KWNR/Las Vegas PD Cary Rolfe went to the 6pm show
Friday. “I drove over from Vegas and saw several cars with
‘Garth or Bust’ painted in the windows,” he says. “When
I arrived at the Staples Center it was obvious there was
something going on that would not be considered the norm for
downtown LA – parking lots packed
with pickup trucks and people tailgating
with country music blaring.”
As for the show, Rolfe says it was
almost like Garth never left. “There was
electricity in the air as if everyone was
going to explode with excitement at any
moment. Then Garth hit the stage like
he was shot out of a cannon and it only
ratcheted the crowd up to a fever pitch.
At times the crowd was so loud you
couldn’t hear Garth singing over them.”
continued on page 6
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January 28, 2008
Country Aircheck Music Edition
continued from page 1
Among many other things, Friday’s edict means that tons of
TV spots already in the can and earmarked for a winter or even
spring campaign probably aren’t going to see the light of day.
Almost all HD2 roll-outs are now on hold. As one CC PD said,
“If it’s not already paid for, it isn’t going to happen – no matter
what it is.”
In our world, that also means fewer Clear Channel faces at
this year’s CRS, set for March 5-7 here in Nashville. A major
market CC programmer told Country Aircheck that while a
couple of staffers are all set to make the trip, he had intended
to bring two or three other station folks with him. “That ain’t
going to happen now,” he said. “The only reason I get to come is
everything has been paid for already.”
And, while it’s hard to find any gray area in “if you can
save it, do so,” there are some questions in CC programmer’s
minds about CRS. One CC PD told CA, “I’m registered
for CRS and have booked my flight. But I’m not sure if the
company wants to save the airfare, hotel and incidentals that I
would be spending and just eat the registration fee.” That will
likely be answered very quickly.
Finally, CC PDs interviewed for this piece said they fully expect
the spending freeze to last far beyond March 31. All cited the
impending merger agreement with a private equity group co-led by
Bain Capital Partners and Thomas H. Lee partners as the reason.
Said one, “It’s hard to imagine venture capitalists spending $27
billion for Clear Channel to not look for more ways to cut costs.
And, as I understand it, we won’t be getting back the money in the
future that we aren’t spending this quarter.”
KKGO Knocked Off Air
The Country-positive momentum of Garth’s LA throwdown
was interrupted when inclement weather on Mount Wilson
knocked KKGO off the air for 24 hours beginning at 10:15am
Saturday (1/26). Ice damaged a station antenna, and snow caused
a roof failure that allowed water to
damage an auxiliary transmitter.
With roads to the mountain closed by
the storm and helicopters unable to
fly, KKGO wasn’t back on air until
Sunday. CBS Radio KROQ offered
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Date Check
Feb. 8 - 50th Annual Grammy Awards - www.grammy.com
March 5-7 - CRS-39 - www.crb.org
April 1-5 - Tin Pan South Songwriters Festival
April 22 - Leadership Music Digital Summit 2007 - Belmont
University’s Curb Event Center - www.leadershipmusic.org
May 18 - The 43rd Annual ACM Awards - MGM Grand Las
Vegas, NV - www. acmcountry.com
June 5-8 - CMA Music Festival - www.cmaworld.com
Full calendar info at www.countryaircheck.com
the station its Flint Peak-based auxiliary site, putting Country
back on in LA.
“The fortunate thing was we did our live broadcast [from the
Staples Center] on Friday,” says KKGO Marketing Director
Michael Levine. “Obviously it’s disappointing to be down with
so many people listening on the way to Garth. And we were
going to do some live call-ins. But there’s never a good time to
be off the air.”
Radio News
Management: Industry vet Richard Hinshaw has joined
Pamal Broadcasting/Gainesville-Ocala, which includes
Classic Country WDVH-FM & AM, as GM, effective Jan.
25. He succeeds Tom Machnik who will concentrate on sales
for the company. Hinshaw’s previous stops include WNOE/
New Orleans. Music: Former KOYN/Paris, TX personality Christy Storey
has joined KITX/Hugo, OK as MD/middayer. She replaces
Chad Lindsey who is moving to another position within the
cluster. Reach out to her at [email protected]. Events: WKHX & WYAY/Atlanta’s 11th Annual Country
Fair! will kick off May 16-17 and include performances by
Luke Bryan, Miranda Lambert, Dierks Bentley, Clay
January 28, 2008
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Birthdays
Tuesday (1/29) - Irlene Mandrell, Coyote Calhoun
([email protected]), Walt Wilson, Elaine
Schock ([email protected])
Wednesday (1/30) - Tammy Cochran, Jeanne Pruett, Robert
Weedman
Thursday (1/31) - Christian Svendsen (christian.svendsen@
sonybmg.com), Bryan Switzer ([email protected])
Friday (2/1) - Lorie Lytle
Saturday (2/2) - Howard Bellamy, Casey Carter (caseycarter@
clearchannel.com)
Sunday (2/3) - Matraca Berg, Lane Turner, Jessica Harp, Tim
Riley ([email protected])
Monday (2/4) - Clint Black, Michelle Boyer, Carlton Davis,
Angel Curry
Walker, Pat Green and Travis Tritt. Tickets are on sale at all
Ticketmaster locations.
Satellite: Little Jimmy Dickens will guest DJ SIRIUS’
The Roadhouse (Channel 62) Feb. 8 at 3pm with encores
over the weekend.
Gig Alerts
• WSM-FM/Nashville Market Manager John Columbus is
accepting resumes for the PD position. Send them to him at john.
[email protected].
• KTMY/Salt Lake City OM Jeff Cochran is looking for a PD/
Producer. Contact him at [email protected].
• WWFG/Salisbury-Ocean City, MD interim PD Sandra
Lee is seeking an afternooner. Send airchecks and resumes to
[email protected].
Industry News
Platinum Express Fan Management Service (fan club
and street team admin) is hosting An Afternoon of Stars,
Wishes and Celebration benefiting Make A Wish Of Middle
Tennessee June 4 from noon to 4pm in Nashville. They
are currently seeking artists willing to donate their time,
companies interested in sponsoring the event and items for a
silent auction. Their goal is $5,000, the average cost to grant
one wish. To participate contact them at 717-497-9514 or
[email protected].
Internet radio server RadioIO has launched four new
country stations – Top 20 Country Hits, Classic Country,
Country Mix and Newgrass. They join the existing Alt
Country, Bluegrass, and Today’s Country programming. Listen at www.radioIO.com .
Avenue Bank has opened their West End Branch at 2930
West End Avenue, Nashville, TN 37203. Phone 615-252-BANK.
The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum’s Nashville
Cats: A Celebration of Music City Session Players will salute
producer/guitarist Jerry Kennedy Feb. 16 at the Ford Theatre.
January 28, 2008
Country In The Rockies
The Nashville contingent to the 14th Annual Country In The
Rockies didn’t exactly come back
whole. As we reported Friday,
in one day over $100,000 had
been raised for the T.J. Martell
Foundation. Over the course
of the trip participants took to
the slopes and a few mishaps
occurred. Last Thursday, headliner
Eddie Montgomery’s wife
Tracy tore two ligaments and
the meniscus in one knee during
her first attempt at skiing. She is
expected to make a full recovery
after undergoing surgery.
Tracy Montgomery
Country Music Across America
host Storme Warren decided
to celebrate Saturday after raising $60,000 from a celebrity
bartending contest with Tom Gross and Gary Chapman. As he
started down the mountain he noticed his bindings were loose,
and explains, “I had to decide between crashing my head or
my shoulder. I think I chose wisely.” Warren has a bone chip
inducing dislocation in his shoulder and will head into surgery
on Friday. “This is just what I wanted to do to get into Country
Aircheck,” he says.
Expanded CRS Town Meeting
CRS-39 will host Music Industry Town Meeting Day March
6 for the reduced registration price of $250. Panels include
Engaging the X/Y Customer, Research 101: Callout, Focus,
Music Test, and The Power of Business in Español. Guests may
also attend the Sony BMG luncheon staring Keith Anderson
and Montgomery Gentry in addition to the BMI/Country
Aircheck WCRS-Live songwriter showcase. Complete list of
activities at www.crb.org.
Artist News
Steve Azar was honored by BMI with the “Million-Air”
award for 2 million spins of “I Don’t Have To Be Me (‘Til
Monday).”
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Tube Check
Tuesday (1/29) - Lyle Lovett, Late Late Show with Craig
Ferguson (CBS).
Wednesday (1/30) - Taylor Swift, CMT Online Awards
Nominee Show; Gary Allan, Late Show with David Letterman
(CBS).
Thursday (1/31) - Trace Adkins, The Celebrity Apprentice
(NBC).
Friday (2/1) - James Otto, Top 20 Country Countdown (GAC).
Saturday (2/2) - Trace Adkins, Dierks Bentley, George Jones,
Opry Live (re-air) (GAC).
Sunday (2/3) - Jewel, PBR’s Salem National Lease Invitational
(NBC); Trace Adkins, Howie Long’s Tough Guys: Super Bowl
Edition, (FOX); Willie Nelson, Sara Evans, NFL Super Bowl XLII
Pre-show (FOX).
Monday (2/4) - Dwight Yoakam, Masters Series (GAC).
Taylor Swift and Miley Cyrus have been named in
US Weekly’s 10 Most Powerful Girls in Hollywood as
the Country Darling and the Real-Life Disney Princess,
respectively. Details here.
Mica Roberts’ debut single “Things A Mama Don’t Know”
hits radio Feb. 19, with Toby Keith lending his vocals to the
track. Keith is also producing Roberts’ debut album for his own
Show Dog label.
Country stars are coming out for the NFL Super Bowl XLII.
Sara Evans will perform a full concert outside the University of
Phoenix as part of the Tailgate Party. As part of the televised FOX
pre-game festivities she will then perform “Mama’s Don’t Let
Your Babies Grow Up To Be Cowboys,” with Willie Nelson. Also
televised will be Trace Adkins’ performance of “I’ve Got My
Game On” on Howie Long’s Tough Guys: Super Bowl Edition.
Phil Stacey debuts his USAToday.com weekly blog Idol
Chatter tonight (1/28) focusing on his life on the road and
recording his album.
January 28, 2008
Hank Williams, Jr. and Lynyrd Skynyrd will reunite for the second edition of their 20 city Rowdy Frynds Tour kicking
off April 4 in Hershey, PA. For dates visit www.lynyrdskynyrd.
com or www.hankjr.com.
John Rich, Dierks Bentley, Randy Owen, Kellie Pickler
and Gretchen Wilson have been added to the Phoenix Rising!
Musicians United to Benefit the Victims of the Station Nightclub
Fire concert in Providence, RI on Feb 25. All proceeds from
ticket sales benefit the Station Family Fund that provides
survivor relief to those affected by the fire. More info at
www.stationfamilyfund.org
Keith Anderson’s “Sunday Morning In America” was heard
blasting from the speakers Sunday (1/27) at a rally celebrating
Barack Obama’s Saturday primary victory in South Carolina.
Faith Hill will premiere her performance of “That’s Alright
Mama” from the 2007 ABC Viva Las Vegas Elvis tribute on
FaithHill.com Jan. 30 at 11am ET.
Garth Continued
“Everywhere you looked there were cowboy
hats and a unique mix of people, Garth truly
draws from every walk of life. It was great to
see people you knew had just driven in from
the ranch (they were the ones with ‘stuff’ on
their boots) and the people with $200 jeans and
Versace bags standing side by
side singing every word.”
Cary Rolfe
Ray Massie, PD for KNIX/
Phoenix, says the show was a great reminder.
“I had forgotten just how incredible Garth is
in concert,” he admits. “It was just absolutely
astounding. I’ve never seen any artist be able to
Ray Massie
control an entire crowd with
a move of his head...or a
look in his eye.” KMPS/Seattle did a major getaway
promotion around the shows, offering winners
a Garth Trip-A-Day. Five winners and
guests flew in for the show, as did PD Becky
Brenner. “Garth is amazing,” she says. “He
Becky Brenner
has the same charisma and magic as Elvis...
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Check Out In Stores 1/29
Willie Nelson Moment Of Forever
(Lost Highway)
Produced by Kenny Chesney and Buddy
Cannon, Nelson’s latest mixes new
compositions with previously recorded
tunes by Kris Kristofferson (title cut), Bob
Dylan (“Gotta Serve Somebody”) and
Randy Newman (“Louisiana”). The new cuts come from Big
Kenny (“The Bob Song”), Nelson (“You Don’t Think I’m Funny
Anymore”) and his sons Lukas and Micah (“Over You Again”)
Chesney duets with Willie on the Guy Clark/Gary Nicholson/
Lee Roy Parnell co-write “Worry B Gone.”
Upcoming Releases:
Feb. 5
SHeDAISY The Best Of... (Lyric Street)
Feb. 19 Chris Cagle My Life’s Been A Country Song (Capitol)
Feb. 26 Trent Willmon Broken In (Compadre)
Album release info to [email protected].
draws you in with just a glance and a smile. From the moment he
hit the stage, we never sat down, and at the end we wanted more!
We were totally energized and didn’t even feel like we had been
standing for two hours-plus.
The energy reached another level when Brooks brought out
Trisha Yearwood. “It brought the house down,” Brenner says
before offering the couple some career advice. “The next great
phase should be the Garth and Trisha duets album with a world
tour to match.”
- Lon Helton, [email protected]
Chuck Aly, [email protected]
Erin Duvall, [email protected]
(615) 320-1450
January 28, 2008
Fall Arbitron No. 1s: WGNA, KVET,
WBCT, WSSL, WFMS, WIVK, KSSN, KTST,
WQDR, KFDI
Here’s a look at how Country stations have fared in the
fall 2007 Arbitron ratings. As part of our weekly marketby-market offerings, with a few exceptions, only stations
achieving at least a 1.0 share are included. Legend: A “+”
indicates a Classic Country outlet, a “^” designates Country
stations in the same market owned by a single operator and
an“*”indicates a tie.
Station/City
WGNA/Albany
KVET/Austin^
KASE/Austin^
WYNK/Baton Rouge
WYPY/Baton Rouge^
WTGE/Baton Rouge^+
WZZK/Birmingham^
WDXB/Birmingham
WNCB/Birmingham^
WCOL/Columbus
WHOK/Columbus+
WCLT/Columbus
WNKK/Columbus
WWGR/Ft. Myers
WCKT/Ft. Myers
WUSV/Ft. Myers WBCT/Grand Rapids^
WTNR/Grand Rapids
WMUS/Muskegon, MI^
(Grand Rapids Arbitron)
12+
Share
Last ARB
9.6
6.4
6.6
7.9
3.0
3.0
7.1
4.9
1.2
8.0
4.2
1.6
.9
5.6
1.4
2.6
9.0
3.1
2.4
WTQR/Greensboro, NC
5.8
WPAW/Greensboro, NC
5.1
WIST/Greensboro, NC+
1.9
WBRF/Greensboro, NC
1.2
WRNS/Greenville-New Bern, NC 9.8
WNBB & WNBR/Gr’ville-NB, NC+ 3.0
12+ 12+ 12+
Share Rank Rank
Fa ’07 Last ARB Fa ’07
9.7 1 1
6.0 2 1*
5.3 1 3*
5.9 3 5
4.7 10* 8
3.9 10* 10
8.1 3 3
4.7 4* 6
1.3 19* 19*
7.0 1 2*
3.9 8 9
1.8 16* 16*
1.2 24* 20*
4.7 4 6
2.0 19 14*
1.9 12* 16
7.5 1 1
3.3 8* 9*
1.3 12* 19
5.7 3 4*
5.6 4* 6
1.5 16 15
1.1 19 18*
9.1 2 2
5.2 8 5*
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Country Ratings Fall Box Score
Each week we’ll have a running tally of the fall Arbitron
ratings and rankings for all Country stations printed in the
weekly CA Music Edition. The only ratings/rankings in
these box scores are those from the station’ s home market.
12+ Shares
TW
Total
12+ Rankings
TW
Total
Stations
73
190
73
190
Up
30
77
29
71
Down
42
102
32
75
Flat
1
11
12
44
Debut
0
0
0
0
No. 1
na
na
10
30
12+ 12+ 12+ 12+
12+ 12+ 12+ 12+
Share Share Rank Rank Station/City
Share Share Rank Rank
Station/City
Last ARB Fa ’07 Last ARB Fa ’07
Last ARB Fa ’07 Last ARB Fa ’07
WRHT & WRHD/Gr’ville-NB, NC 2.5 4.0 10* 9
WKDF/Nashville
4.4 5.0 9 6
WSSL/Greenville, SC^
7.7 10.0 2 1
WSM-AM/Nashville+
2.5 2.9 14 13
WESC/Greenville, SC^
6.5 6.8 3 4
WNOE/New Orleans
7.7 6.7 3 5
WFMS/Indianapolis
10.7 8.5 1 1
KKND/New Orleans
.9 1.1 17* 15*
WLHK/Indianapolis
3.9 3.4 9* 11
WGH-FM/Norfolk
8.0 6.9 2 2
WQIK/Jacksonville^
7.3 6.6 3 2
KTST/Oklahoma City^
6.1 6.6 2* 1
WGNE/Jacksonville
3.1 4.0 10 10
KXXY/Oklahoma City^
4.1 5.0 8* 7
WROO/Jacksonville^
1.4 1.6 16 18
KKNG/Oklahoma City
5.8 4.9 5 8
KFKF/Kansas City^
5.2 5.3 3* 4
WQDR/Raleigh
7.4 7.4 1 1
WDAF-FM/Kansas City
3.6 3.8 11* 10*
WRDU/Raleigh
1.6 2.4 12 11
KBEQ/Kansas City^
4.8 3.7 6 12*
WKHK/Richmond
10.4 6.5 1 5*
WIVK/Knoxville
19.6 18.2 1 1
WLFV/Richmond
1.5 1.2 15 14
WMYL/Knoxville^
2.0 1.2 10* 13*
KUBL/Salt Lake City^
4.5 3.5 5 8
KWNR/Las Vegas
5.1 4.8 3 6
KKAT/Salt Lake City^+
2.2 2.3 16 15*
KCYE/Las Vegas
3.3 3.4 12 10
KEGA/Salt Lake City
1.5 2.0 21 17
KSSN/Little Rock^
10.9 10.1 1 1
KSOP-FM/Salt Lake CityNot Listed
KHKN/Little Rock^+
5.3 3.4 4 12
KAJA/San Antonio
6.0 5.2 2 5
WAMZ/Louisville
10.0 9.2 1 2
KCYY/San Antonio^
5.4 4.5 3* 6
WPTI/Louisville
2.9 2.8 12 12
KKYX-AM/San Antonio^+
1.1 1.0 21* 23*
WGKX/Memphis
7.4 6.2 3 5
KWEN/Tulsa
9.2 7.2 1* 2*
KVOO/Tulsa^
5.4 5.0 5 7
WKSJ/Mobile
8.7 7.9 3 3
KXBL/Tulsa^+
4.0 4.2 10* 10
WYOK/Mobile
3.9 3.3 8 8
KFDI/Wichita^
12.0
12.7 1 1
WXBM/Pensacola, FL
1.4 1.2 15 16
(Mobile, AL Arbitron)
KZSN/Wichita
5.6 8.0 3 2
WSIX/Nashville
6.5 6.4 3 3
KFTI-AM/Wichita^+
4.2 3.4 10 12
KFTI-FM/Wichita^
3.1 2.7 14 15
WSM-FM/Nashville
4.7 4.1 8 9*
Chart Page 1
January 28, 2008
LW
TW
Artist/Title (Label)
Total Points+/- Points Total Plays+/- Plays Audience +/- Aud Stations ADDS
3
1
BRAD PAISLEY/Letter To Me (Arista)
13478
589
4467
176
35.746
1.732
120
0
2
2
RASCAL FLATTS/Winner At A Losing Game (Lyric Street)
13318
416
4562
151
34.61
0.67
120
0
7
3
GARY ALLAN/Watching Airplanes (MCA)
11606
384
3948
149
29.832
1.2
120
0
4
4
MONTGOMERY GENTRY/What Do Ya... (Columbia)
11522 -1038
3819
-408
29.656
-3.024
120
0
8
5
BILLY RAY CYRUS f/M.CYRUS/Ready... (Walt Disney/Lyric Street)
10989
567
3618
247
28.468
0.757
119
0
6
6
KEITH URBAN/Everybody (Capitol)
10877 -1073
3735
-343
27.951
-2.813
120
0
1
7
SUGARLAND/Stay (Mercury)
10795 -2356
3654
-768
27.535
-6.525
120
0
10
8
RODNEY ATKINS/Cleaning This Gun (Come On...) (Curb) 4
10025
956
3442
287
26.392
2.461
118
0
9
9
KENNY CHESNEY/Shiftwork (BNA)
9686
273
3306
217
25.921
1.399
120
0
11
10
ALAN JACKSON/Small Town Southern Man (Arista)
9101
520
3067
150
23.754
1.597
120
1
14
11
CARRIE UNDERWOOD/All-American Girl (19/Arista) 4
8948
804
3011
322
23.655
2.545
120
2
12
12
CHUCK WICKS/Stealing Cinderella (RCA)
8771
518
2986
228
22.345
1.745
118
0
13
13
TOBY KEITH/Get My Drink On (Show Dog)
8562
366
2863
93
22.139
0.806
120
0
16
14
CRAIG MORGAN/International Harvester (BBR)
7916
441
2746
161
20.099
1.198
108
3
15
15
TIM MCGRAW/Suspicions (Curb)
7775
139
2626
76
19.563
0.161
120
0
17
16
BROOKS & DUNN/God Must Be Busy (Arista)
7048
354
2425
109
17.883
1.335
112
1
18
17
CHRIS CAGLE/What Kinda Gone (Capitol)
6716
654
2359
232
16.829
1.539
109
1
19
18
JASON ALDEAN/Laughed Until We Cried (BBR)
6002
501
2152
182
15.217
1.556
107
4
20
19
BUCKY COVINGTON/It's Good To Be Us (Lyric Street)
5497
382
1833
122
12.935
1.204
113
1
21
20
PHIL VASSAR/Love Is A Beautiful Thing (Universal South)
4594
653
1561
227
10.695
1.486
101
4
26
21
TRACE ADKINS/You're Gonna Miss This (Capitol) 4
4336
1168
1426
446
11.098
3.123
99 24
25
22
GARTH BROOKS & HUEY LEWIS/Workin'... (Pearl/Big Machine) 4
4271
1077
1471
364
9.807
2.115
92
5
22
23
EMERSON DRIVE/You Still Own Me (Midas)
4128
487
1514
187
9.353
1.205
94
3
23
24
KELLIE PICKLER/Things That Never Cross A... (19/BNA)
3905
404
1408
164
8.501
0.688
109
5
24
25
LADY ANTEBELLUM/Love Don't Live Here (Capitol)
3791
321
1213
138
8.754
0.653
89
4
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Chart Page 2
January 28, 2008
LW
TW
Total Points +/- Points Total Plays+/- Plays Audience +/- Aud Stations ADDS
27
26
JAMES OTTO/Just Got Started Lovin' You (Warner Bros.)
3368
578
1225
187
8.148
1.543
91 13
28
27
MARK CHESNUTT/Rollin' With The Flow (Lofton Creek)
2822
198
906
90
6.933
0.371
63
4
29
28
JAKE OWEN/Something About A Woman (RCA)
2651
221
942
79
5.786
0.617
89
4
30
29
ASHTON SHEPHERD/Takin' Off This Pain (MCA)
2397
44
884
34
5.193
0.306
86
6
31
30
JACK INGRAM/Maybe She'll Get Lonely (Big Machine)
2250
169
782
61
4.769
0.6
75
8
34
31
JOE NICHOLS/It Ain't No Crime (Universal South)
2046
522
706
196
4.879
1.63
68
9
32
32
JOSH GRACIN/We Weren't Crazy (Lyric Street)
1933
-31
724
5
3.885
-0.031
79
3
33
33
LEE BRICE/Happy Endings (Curb/Asylum)
1826
114
694
51
3.289
0.053
77
4
37
34
JOSH TURNER f/TRISHA YEARWOOD/Another Try (MCA)
1572
248
563
128
3.626
0.431
63 17
36
35
LUKE BRYAN/We Rode In Trucks (Capitol)
1459
129
475
56
3.02
0.481
50
3
35
36
MARTINA MCBRIDE/For These Times (RCA)
1356
-92
432
-28
2.951
-0.244
57
0
38
37
TERRI CLARK/In My Next Life (BNA)
1154
-41
399
-7
2.28
0.021
46
3
42
38
MIRANDA LAMBERT/Gunpowder & Lead (Columbia)
1063
270
372
81
1.97
0.565
35
5
JEWEL/Stronger Woman (Valory) 4
962
682
320
226
2.309
1.437
27 14
Debut 39
46
40
TAYLOR SWIFT/Picture To Burn (Big Machine)
930
466
254
116
2.267
1.194
29 17
39
41
WHISKEY FALLS/Falling Into You (Midas)
923
27
376
24
1.626
0.107
44
3
43
42
JYPSI/I Don't Love You Like That (Arista)
862
104
271
37
1.558
0.163
36
4
41
43
TRISHA YEARWOOD/This Is Me You're... (Big Machine)
843
13
286
9
1.83
0.036
35
5
40
44
CLINT BLACK/The Strong One (Equity)
740
-104
275
-51
1.639
-0.115
46
0
50
45
DIERKS BENTLEY/Trying To Stop Your Leaving (Capitol)
727
344
204
93
1.793
0.948
26 17
44
46
TRACY LAWRENCE/Til I Was A... (Rocky Comfort/CO5)
696
16
293
23
1.3
0.011
32
1
45
47
BIG & RICH/Loud (Warner Bros.)
674
43
179
14
1.381
0.124
18
0
47
48
ROAD HAMMERS/I Don't Know When To Quit (Montage)
470
26
189
9
0.838
0.038
23
2
49
49
STAR DE AZLAN/She's Pretty (Curb)
418
21
152
2
0.726
0.087
21
1
CARTER'S CHORD/Young Love (Show Dog)
414
121
153
42
0.681
0.141
23
5
Debut 50
January 28, 2008
Country Aircheck Chart Info
Aircheck Add Leaders
TRACE ADKINS/You're Gonna Miss This (Capitol)
24
17
17
KEITH ANDERSON/I Still Miss You (Columbia)
17
17
PHIL STACEY/If You Didn't Love Me (Lyric Street)
15
JEWEL/Stronger Woman (Valory)
14
13
SARA EVANS/Some Things Never Change (RCA)
11
EAGLES/Busy Being Fabulous (ERC/Mercury/Lost Highway)
10
1168
1077
956
804
682
654
653
589
578
567
TRACE ADKINS/You’re Gonna Miss This (Capitol)
BILLY RAYCYRUS f/M.CYRUS/Ready... (Walt Disney/Lyric Street)
GARTH BROOKS & HUEY LEWIS/Workin’... (Pearl/Big Machine)
KELLIE PICKLER/Things That Never Cross A ... (19/BNA)
452 4
406 4
392 4
284 4
282 4
275
240
232
229
224
4
4
4
4
4
TRACE ADKINS/You’re Gonna Miss This (Capitol)
BILLY RAY CYRUS f/M.CYRUS/Ready... (Walt Disney/Lyric Street)
KELLIE PICKLER/Things That Never Cross A... (19/BNA)
RODNEY ATKINS/Cleaning This Gun (Come On...) (Curb)
283
268
244
190
188
186
158
148
144
139
TubeACdds
heck
Video
Aircheck Top Spin Gainers
GARTH BROOKS & HUEY LEWIS/Workin'...(Pearl/Big Machine)
CARRIE UNDERWOOD/All-American Girl (19/Arista)
BILLY RAY CYRUS f/M. CYRUS/Ready... (Walt Disney/Lyric Street)
Activator Top Point Gainers
Activator Top Spin Gainers
Aircheck Top Point Gainers
BILLY RAY CYRUS f/M. CYRUS/Ready... (Walt Disney/Lyric Street)
Chart Page 3
446
364
322
287
247
232
228
227
226
217
CMT
CARRIE UNDERWOOD/All-American Girl (Arista)
THE EAGLES/Busy Being Fabulous (ERC/Mercury)
JAMES OTTO/Just Got Started Lovin’ You (RayBaw/Warner Bros.)
CMT Pure
ELIZABETH COOK/Sunday Morning (31 Tigers)
MONTY LANE ALLEN/Great Big World (Moon And Stars)
UNCLE EARL/Streak O’ Lean, Streak O’ Fat (Rounder)
GAC
CARRIE UNDERWOOD/All-American Girl (Arista)
January 28, 2008
Country Aircheck Chart Info
Aircheck Activity
Moves 50*- 45*; 727 points, 204 spins
17 ADDS Including: KJUG, KNTY, KUZZ, KYGO, WIVK*,
WPAW, WXTU, WYCD, WYPY, WYRK
TRACY LAWRENCE/Til I Was A Daddy Too
(Rocky Comfort/CO5)
1 ADD: KDRK*
Moves 45*- 47*; 674 points, 179 spins; 0 ADDS
ROAD HAMMERS/I Don’t Know When To Quit (Montage)
2 ADDS: KNCI*, WWGR
STAR DE AZLAN/She’s Pretty (Curb)
Stays at 49*; 418 points, 152 spins
1 ADD: KBWF
CARTER’S CHORD/Young Love (Show Dog)
Enters at 50*; 414 points, 153 spins
5 ADDS: KRTY, KTOM, WGGY, WIVK*, WYCD*
DOLLY PARTON/Better Get To Livin’ (Dolly)
409 points, 97 spins; 0 ADDS
EAGLES/Busy Being Fabulous (ERC/Mercury/Lost Highway)
366 points, 113 spins
10 ADDS: KJUG, KNCI*, KNTY, KRTY, KWLI*, KWNR, WUBE,
WWQM, WXBQ, WYRK
11 ADDS: KCCY, KNCI*, KSD, KTOM, KUZZ, KZSN, WBUL,
WGTY, WIVK*, WKLB, WTQR
ROCKIE LYNNE/I Can’t Believe It’s Me (Robbins/Nashville)
1 ADD: WCTQ
Chart Page 4
Add Dates
FEBRUARY 4
KATIE ARMIGER/Make Me Believe (Cold River/9 North/Quarterback)
JASON MICHAEL CARROLL/I Can Sleep When I’m Dead (Arista)
GEORGE STRAIT/I Saw God Today (MCA)
FEBRUARY 11
RANDY OWEN/Braid My Hair (DMP/New Revolution)
Jason Matthews/That’s What Mommas Do (SSMACK/Valhalla)
BLAKE SHELTON/Home (Warner Bros.)
SHANNON WALKER/That’s Why God Made Me (DM/9 North)
FEBRUARY 19
BLUEFIELD/Butterfly (Country Thunder)
LEANN RIMES/Good Friend And A Glass Of Wine (Curb/Asylum)
MICA ROBERTS f/T. KEITH/Things A Mama Don’t Know (Show Dog)
Aircheck Top Recurrents
TAYLOR SWIFT/Our Song (Big Machine)
KENNY CHESNEY/Don't Blink (BNA)
GEORGE STRAIT/How 'Bout Them Cowgirls (MCA)
JOSH TURNER/Firecracker (MCA)
DIERKS BENTLEY/Free And Easy (Down The Road...) (Capitol)
TRACY LAWRENCE/Find Out.. (Rocky Comfort/CO5)
CARRIE UNDERWOOD/So Small (19/Arista)
BILLY CURRINGTON/Good Directions (Mercury)
JASON MICHAEL CARROLL/Livin' Our Love Song (Arista)
CLAY WALKER/Fall (Curb/Asylum)
10430
7818
5610
5575
5092
4595
4476
4380
4331
4048
CLAY WALKER/She Likes It In The Morning (Curb/Asylum)
9 ADDS: KATM*, KCCY, KIXZ, KKBQ*, KNTY, KWJJ, WBEE,
WTQR, WYNK
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 250 airplay points and have shown growth in two of
the past three weeks. (* indicates auto adds)
ACTIVATOR
LW
TW
TW Points
January 28, 2008/ Chart Page 5
+/- Points
TW Plays
+/- Plays
1
1
RASCAL FLATTS/Winner
At A Losing Game (Lyric Street)
nd
4424
-47
2836
-8
3
2
4386
80
2734
57
6
3
4147
216
2636
144
2 Week at No. 1
8
4
BILLY RAY CYRUS f/M.CYRUS/Ready... (Walt Disney/Lyric Street) 4
3899
406
2494
268
4
5
KEITH URBAN/Everybody (Capitol)
3896
-343
2468
-238
2
6
SUGARLAND/Stay (Mercury)
3774
-626
2410
-430
7
7
MONTGOMERY GENTRY/What Do Ya Think About That (Columbia)
3686
-214
2281
-129
9
8
3584
208
2216
139
10
9
3486
240
2187
148
11
10
ALAN JACKSON/Small Town Southern Man (Arista) 4
3390
284
2093
190
12
11
CRAIG MORGAN/International Harvester (BBR)
3063
69
1890
34
13
12
3062
170
1896
123
14
13
TOBY KEITH/Get My Drink On (Show Dog)
2933
42
1812
17
17
14
2903
177
1874
116
16
15
TIM MCGRAW/Suspicions (Curb)
2827
86
1783
47
15
16
BROOKS & DUNN/God Must Be Busy (Arista)
2818
64
1729
31
18
17
JASON ALDEAN/Laughed Until We Cried (BBR)
2635
147
1596
90
19
18
2587
210
1561
123
20
19
BUCKY COVINGTON/It's Good To Be Us (Lyric Street)
2241
162
1404
100
22
20
GARTH BROOKS & HUEY LEWIS/Workin'... (Pearl/Big Machine) 4
1880
392
1160
244
24
21
TRACE ADKINS/You're Gonna Miss This (Capitol) 4
1804
452
1055
283
21
22
1788
275
1092
186
23
23
EMERSON DRIVE/You Still Own Me (Midas) 4
1643
282
1098
188
27
24
KELLIE PICKLER/Things That Never Cross A ... (19/BNA)
1494
232
891
158
26
25
MARK CHESNUTT/Rollin' With The Flow (Lofton Creek)
1474
201
939
119
25
26
LADY ANTEBELLUM/Love Don't Live Here (Capitol)
1453
135
876
86
29
27
1141
202
719
136
28
28
JOE NICHOLS/It Ain't No Crime (Universal South)
1124
178
637
116
31
29
JACK INGRAM/Maybe She'll Get Lonely (Big Machine)
959
76
558
50
30
30
JAKE OWEN/Something About A Woman (RCA)
937
43
505
30
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ACTIVATOR
LW
TW
TW Points
January 28, 2008/ Chart Page 6
+/- Points
TW Plays
+/- Plays
37
31
849
224
366
83
36
32
827
175
462
113
33
33
MARTINA MCBRIDE/For These Times (RCA)
774
-5
415
2
32
34
JOSH GRACIN/We Weren't Crazy (Lyric Street)
773
-42
467
-8
34
35
ASHTON SHEPHERD/Takin' Off This Pain (MCA)
738
31
441
25
35
36
LUKE BRYAN/We Rode In Trucks (Capitol)
734
70
403
48
39
37
LEE BRICE/Happy Endings (Curb/Asylum)
593
119
329
46
38
38
TERRI CLARK/In My Next Life (BNA)
561
25
285
11
40
39
TRISHA YEARWOOD/This Is Me You're Talking To (Big Machine)
502
30
221
25
44
40
460
177
205
113
42
41
WHISKEY FALLS/Falling Into You (Midas)
415
73
240
33
41
42
391
32
176
22
333
229
118
89
45
44
KEITH ANDERSON/I Still Miss You (Columbia)
282
40
91
15
43
45
HALFWAY TO HAZARD/Devil And The Cross (Stylesonic/Mercury)
258
-41
121
-12
Debut 43
241
150
129
80
55
47
SARAH JOHNS/He Hates Me (BNA)
225
93
88
24
48
48
EMMA MAE JACOB/What If We Fly (Sassy Angel)
202
35
81
19
47
49
Debut 46
201
33
96
30
Debut 50
PHIL STACEY/If You Didn't Love Me (Lyric Street)
184
119
58
31
Debut 51
JASON MICHAEL CARROLL/I Can Sleep When I'm Dead (Arista)
181
127
57
39
STEPHEN COCHRAN/Everything We Knew (Aria/Quarterback)
174
26
110
13
50
52
BLAKE SHELTON/Home (Warner Bros.)
173
133
40
32
53
54
JYPSI/I Don't Love You Like That (Arista)
162
28
91
11
52
55
CARTER'S CHORD/Young Love (Show Dog)
158
21
85
15
46
56
ROAD HAMMERS/I Don't Know When To Quit (Montage)
140
-38
58
-6
60
57
ROCKIE LYNNE/I Can't Believe It's Me (Robbins)
138
31
65
12
51
58
KENNY CHESNEY/Just Not Today (BNA)
135
-5
27
-1
58
59
TRACY LAWRENCE/Til I Was A Daddy Too (Rocky Comfort/CO5)
134
11
86
7
TRENT WILLMON/Broken In (Compadre/Music World/Quarterback)
130
80
51
29
Debut 53
Debut 60

Issue 74 - January 28, 2008

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