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The high fives (Arizona Daily Star)
1. "Sexy Back," Justin Timberlake. 2. "Money Maker," Ludacris (featuring Pharrell). 3. "How to Save a Life," the Fray. 4. "London Bridge," Fergie. 5. "Lips of an Angel," Hinder.
Nashville welcomes Bobcat rising star (The Celina Record)
Jessica Hawthorn says she wants to bring back the old style of Country and Western singing. "I want to bring back the traditional side of country music," said the 2001 Celina High School graduate. "I want to be the female George Strait," she added.
THE BEAT: A good year to hear (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
Ashlee Simpson blew chilly. The American Idols steamed up the town. In between came the dependables -- Hootie & The Blowfish, Bow Wow, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Styx, Rick Springfield, The Go-Go's. And let's not ignore the other giant -- Tim McGraw and Faith Hill.
Aural Fixations - Strait's 29th album is one of his best (East Valley Tribune)
George Strait is not known in country music circles as "King George" for nothing. In 1981, back when cowboys looked like John Travolta and country music sounded - courtesy of artists such as Kenny Rogers - like smooth adult contemporary pop, Strait, an unassuming 29-year-old Texas rancher and honkytonk singer, came out with a debut album, "Strait Country," that delivered an assortment of American
Good to know (The Monterey County Herald)
| Say what? | "I think the interview speaks for itself. They can spin all the conspiracy theories they want."
Soon ?Swampstock? benefit from country Tim McGraw (Moldova.org)
Country star Tim McGraw will host his 11th "Swampstock" benefit on October 7 in Rayville, Louisiana. This year's lineup of performers also includes Tim's wife Faith Hill, Martina McBride, Hot Apple Pie and Lori McKenna, who wrote several tracks for Faith's latest album Fireflies. Tim held his first "Swampstock" in 1994 as a way to give back to his hometown community. Proceeds benefit Tim and
Music Notes (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
The Who is going satellite. The band just signed a deal with Sirius Satellite Radio for its own Who Channel, debuting today and running for an undisclosed time.
Arts & Entertainment (Everett Herald)
1. "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation," CBS.
Recording Artist Melanie Dekker, Zabit Records and CD Baby Pledge $2 Million ...
Melanie Dekker, singer/songwriter with Sonoma Mountain Entertainment, and CD Baby have announced a pledge of $2 million from the sale of Melanie's new CD, entitled "Revealed," that will go to select foundations that benefit wounded soldiers and their families.
Clay Aiken Los Angeles CD Release Event (Elite TV)
Clay Aiken?s sophomore CD, A Thousand Different Ways debuted last week and it?s already hit the number two spot on the top forties charts. That?s probably due to the fact that Aiken fans bought it on pre-sale through Amazon without even hearing it.
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The high fives (Arizona Daily Star)
1. "Sexy Back," Justin Timberlake. 2. "Money Maker," Ludacris (featuring Pharrell). 3. "How to Save a Life," the Fray. 4. "London Bridge," Fergie. 5. "Lips of an Angel," Hinder.
Nashville welcomes Bobcat rising star (The Celina Record)
Jessica Hawthorn says she wants to bring back the old style of Country and Western singing. "I want to bring back the traditional side of country music," said the 2001 Celina High School graduate. "I want to be the female George Strait," she added.
THE BEAT: A good year to hear (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
Ashlee Simpson blew chilly. The American Idols steamed up the town. In between came the dependables -- Hootie & The Blowfish, Bow Wow, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Styx, Rick Springfield, The Go-Go's. And let's not ignore the other giant -- Tim McGraw and Faith Hill.
Aural Fixations - Strait's 29th album is one of his best (East Valley Tribune)
George Strait is not known in country music circles as "King George" for nothing. In 1981, back when cowboys looked like John Travolta and country music sounded - courtesy of artists such as Kenny Rogers - like smooth adult contemporary pop, Strait, an unassuming 29-year-old Texas rancher and honkytonk singer, came out with a debut album, "Strait Country," that delivered an assortment of American
Good to know (The Monterey County Herald)
| Say what? | "I think the interview speaks for itself. They can spin all the conspiracy theories they want."
Soon ?Swampstock? benefit from country Tim McGraw (Moldova.org)
Country star Tim McGraw will host his 11th "Swampstock" benefit on October 7 in Rayville, Louisiana. This year's lineup of performers also includes Tim's wife Faith Hill, Martina McBride, Hot Apple Pie and Lori McKenna, who wrote several tracks for Faith's latest album Fireflies. Tim held his first "Swampstock" in 1994 as a way to give back to his hometown community. Proceeds benefit Tim and
Music Notes (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
The Who is going satellite. The band just signed a deal with Sirius Satellite Radio for its own Who Channel, debuting today and running for an undisclosed time.
Arts & Entertainment (Everett Herald)
1. "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation," CBS.
Recording Artist Melanie Dekker, Zabit Records and CD Baby Pledge $2 Million ...
Melanie Dekker, singer/songwriter with Sonoma Mountain Entertainment, and CD Baby have announced a pledge of $2 million from the sale of Melanie's new CD, entitled "Revealed," that will go to select foundations that benefit wounded soldiers and their families.
Clay Aiken Los Angeles CD Release Event (Elite TV)
Clay Aiken?s sophomore CD, A Thousand Different Ways debuted last week and it?s already hit the number two spot on the top forties charts. That?s probably due to the fact that Aiken fans bought it on pre-sale through Amazon without even hearing it.
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