Inside Music Row

Inside Music Row

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Inside Music Row episodes

  • 1136-1 IMR News Week of Feb 8-14th
    Nashville and Country Music news that includes: Tim McGraw teaming up with Outback Steakhouse, Trace Adkins new Record Label, Soles 4 Souls Haiti project, Reba McEntire CMT Invitation Only DVD; and we go inside the song with Jimmy Wayne as he talks about one of his songs off his new album Sara Smile called Elephant Ears.
    5 min
  • 1135-4 Emma Jacob

    It’s tough for anyone to crack into the music business as an

    artist, but when you’re a teenager in California, the cards just seem stacked
    against you.  Fortunately for Emma
    Jacob, her natural talent and personality helped secure a record deal with
    Black River Music Group.

    6 min
  • 1135-3 Cooper Boone

    Cooper Boone doesn’t seem to have a problem getting

    bored.  He is into so many
    different activities, he just doesn’t have the time to let his mind wander too
    far away.  Between writing and
    performing, he also produces a web series Cowboy Kitchen, where he serves up
    some of his favorite recipes with a few friends.  We had a chance to catch up with Coop here in Nashville to
    talk about his new self-titled disc. 
    Check it out.

    5 min
  • 1135-2 Clay Walker in Las Vegas
    Clay Walker has been a favorite of many country music fans
    with his incredible songs and down to earth demeanor.  He’s got a lot to celebrate these days with a new baby girl
    around the house and a new album he’s getting ready to release.  We headed out to a showcase in Vegas to
    get the scoop on the new material.
    7 min
  • 1135-1 News Week of Feb 1-7th
    Nashville and Country Music news that includes: Brooks & Dunn, CRS 2010, George Jones Song in Library of Congress, Josh Turner new CD Haywire, International Show of Peace Concert in China, the 45th ACM Awards Lineup, Tin Pan South 2010, We go inside the song with John Mabe and jessie Alexander as they talk about Miley Cyrus' hit 'The Climb"
    6 min
  • 1134-4 Scott Lindsey

    Scott Lindsey was born in the country with music in his

    blood.  After moving to Nashville
    to study music in college, he received just as much of an education in the bars
    and clubs around town as he did in the classroom.  Now riding the success of his hit ‘You Only Call Me’ we had
    a chance to catch up with Scott at a show at Nashville’s Blue Bar.

    6 min
  • 1134-3 Rick Monroe

    When Pat Green was signed to do the inaugural Jagermeister

    Country Tour, he brought along a few of his friends…Randy Houser and Rick
    Monroe. This years jJagermeister Tour is being Headlined by Eric Church and
    also features Josh Thompson and once again Rick Monroe. We caught up with Rick
    to see how life has changed since starting the first leg of the tour a year
    ago. You can always check Rick out on the Jager tour, and he has a new single
    released just this month…’Get UR Country On.’ 

    7 min
  • 1134-2 Barbara Orbison

    Barbara Orbison is a woman of many talents.  As the wife of the late Roy Orbison,

    Barbara was a part of rock and roll history.  Now she’s still keeping Roy’s memory alive with a special
    box set and a new perfume bearing the title of Roy’s most famous hit, along
    with a new 24-hour music channel Roy Orbison Radio. Barbara is keeping busy
    with a few new products in the works, including other perfumes, candles,
    lotions and shampoos.  You’ll have
    to keep an eye out for it, as the brand is selling quickly.  

    6 min
  • 1134- 1 News Week of Jan 25-31st
    Nashville and Country Music News that includes : Jimmy Wayne Walking Across America, Charlie Daniels Geico Commercial, Country Crossing Opening, Garth Brooks 2014 Tour, Bucky Covington on Are you Smarter, We go inside The Song with Big Kenny as he talks about Tim McGraw's hit Last Dollar
    6 min
  • 1133- Star DeAzlan

    Star DeAzlan was just thirteen years old when she started singing at open mic nights in San Marcos, Texas.  The Cheatham Street Warehouse was her venue of choice, where George Strait and his band got started in the mid 70’s.  Little did she know that members of George’s Ace In The Hole band still went back there to play, and oftentimes performed with her on stage.  After turning heads in Texas, she set her sights on Nashville, where we had a chance to check in on her progress as a recording artist on Curb Records.

    7 min

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Inside Music Row is country music’s only weekly television news program bringing fans an inside look into the lives of their favorite stars. Host Bailey brings viewers the latest news, tour dates,…