Sarah Gilbert Skates – 01/23/2007
Sarah Gilbert Skates – 01/23/2007
Sarah Gilbert Skates – 01/23/2007
01/23/2007
Following her attendance at last night’s Grammy nominees’ reception hosted by the Nashville Chapter of the Recording Academy, Sony BMG Nashville presented Carrie Underwood with an RIAA certified Quintuple Platinum plaque commemorating 5 million sales of her 19 Recordings/Arista Nashville debut, Some Hearts. Pictured (L-R): FRONT: Ann Edelblute, 19 Management; Butch Waugh, Exec. VP SBMG Nashville; Iain Pirie, 19 Management; Carole Underwood (Carrie's mother); Trish Townsend, stylist; Underwood; Tom Baldrica, VP Mktg. SBMG Nashville; Joe Galante, Chairman SBMG Nashville; Renee Bell, Exec. VP A&R SBMG Nashville; Cindy Mabe, Sr. Dir., Mktg./Artist Development Arista Nashville. BACK: Wade Hunt, VP Creative SBMG Nashville; Skip Bishop, VP Ntl Promotion Arista Nashville; Melissa Schleicher, hair and make-up artist; Heather McBee, Sr. Dir. Digital Business/New Media SBMG Nashville; Allen Brown, VP Media SBMG Nashville. Photo: Tony Phipps
Monday evening (1/22) made it two star-packed days in a row. The Grammy Nominees party at Loew’s (1/22) was one of the best in recent memory. “We have lots of fabulous stars,” whispered host Susan Stewart as we entered...
Jon Freeman – 01/23/2007
They told me I was coming over here for a ‘photo shoot,’” said a smiling Earl Scruggs. “I don’t even know what a ‘photo shoot’ is.”
That’s how the legendary banjo player was lured to the Hall of Fame on...
The 6th Annual Birdhouse Thing, benefitting the W.O. Smith Music School, will be held on Thurs., March 8th at The Mall at Green Hills. The event features wooden birdhouses designed by local artists, architects, celebrities...
01/22/2007
Big Machine Records’ artist Dustry Drake recently visited KBEQ in Kansas City. Drake’s new single, “Say Yes,” goes for adds Jan. 29. Pictured (L-R): Big Machine promotion rep Chris Borchetta, KBEQ’s Zeke, Drake, KBEQ’s Jillian, and KBEQ PD Mike Kennedy.
01/22/2007
BMI Nashville hosted the official launch party for WSMV Channel 4’s new show, Nashville Music & More, on Jan. 17 at the organization’s Music Row offices. NM&M will cover the city’s bustling music industry, featuring songwriters as well as contemporary music’s biggest stars. A weekly segment will also take viewers to the Grand Ole Opry. Nashville Music & More premieres Sat., Jan. 27 at 6:30 p.m. on WSMV-TV Channel 4. Pictured (L-R): NM&M editor & producer Steven Price, Sr. VP Meredith Broadcasting Group and GM WSMV-TV Elden Hale, Jr., NM&M host Jennifer Vickery, BMI’s Jody Williams and the Grand Ole Opry’s Pete Fisher. Photo: E. Dawson
“Travelin’ Light”
“The Rodeo Is Over”
“Days of Thunder”
“Burnin’ Bridges”
“Fine Me a Man Like Goober”
“My Block”
“You’re the Ticket”
“Dona Carmela”
“But I Could Be Wrong”
“Hick Chick”