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  • 1118-3 Larry Gatlin "Pilgrimage"

    During the 1980’s, Larry Gatlin and the Gatlin Brothers had

    great success with hits like ‘Houston,’ ‘All The Gold In California,’ and
    ‘Broken Lady.’  After being away
    from Nashville for a few years, Larry decided it was time to get back and get
    another album cut.  Fueled by the
    success of ‘Johnny Cash is Dead and His House Burned Down,’ the brothers’ new
    album ‘Pilgrimage,’ is gaining new fans; and is the first new album from the
    three brothers in seventeen years.  

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  • 1118-2 All For The Hall

    The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum is an

    international attraction, bringing in countless fans from all over the world to
    Nashville.  Each year, the Hall
    hosts a fundraising event, but Keith Urban and Vince Gill wanted to take it one
    step further.  

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  • 1118-1 News Week of Oct 5-11th
    Nashville and Country Music news that includes: Taylor Swift, Barbara Mandrell, Darryl Worley, Tennessee River Run, Cracker Barrel, Zac Brown Band, We Go Inside the Song with Gene Watson as he explains his song I Think We've Got a Pulse with Trace Adkins
    5 min
  • 1117-4 Lee Brice

    Lee Brice has been writing and singing for years, relatively

    unknown until Garth Brooks asked him if he could cut Lee’s ‘More Than A
    Memory.’  Now while still writing,
    Lee is also hitting the touring circuit, performing all over the country,
    putting out incredible music.

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  • 1117-3 Jeremy Crady

    Jeremy Crady is not your typical mainstream country

    artist.  Growing up with a father
    who directed music at their Baptist church in Dallas, Jeremy had all kinds of
    musical influences throughout his life. 
    He’s played all over Texas, singing, writing, and perfecting new
    material, and now with ‘Smoke Wagon Serenade,’ Jeremy shows the world his West
    Texas style.


    7 min
  • 1117-2 Darius Rucker Alright #1 Party

    Darius Rucker has come a long way since putting out his

    first country album.  That disc
    ‘Learn To Live’ has now been certified platinum, and the number one hits just
    seem to keep on coming. After three number one hits
    off his debut country disc, we’ll have to wait and see if he can make it
    four.  

    5 min
  • 1117- News Week of Sept 28-Oct 04
     Nashville and Country Music News that Includes: Trace Adkins, Sugarland, Toby Keith, Jack Ingram, CMA Awards, Brad Paisley, Carrie Underwood, Country Radio Seminar, Dave Ramsey, The Weather Channel, We go Inside The Song.  Barbara Mandrell is an icon in the
    music industry.  She was an early
    pioneer of country music, as we know it today.  She recorded her hit ‘I Was Country When Country Wasn’t
    Cool’ as a duet with George Jones, and it was recut recently by Kenny Chesney
    and Reba McEntire as a tribute to Barbara.
    6 min
  • 1116- Gene Watson A Taste of Truth

     ‘A Taste of the

    Truth’ is Gene Watson’s forty-sixth album in almost thirty-five years of
    recording.  For an artist
    best-known for ‘Farewell Party,’ Gene is certainly not planning on saying
    farewell to a recording career anytime soon.  We met up with Gene near his exhibit at the Country Music
    Hall of Fame and Museum to see what fans can expect to hear on his new album.

    6 min
  • 1116- Buds-N-Suds CCFA Fundraiser

    The Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation of America is not one of

    the best-known medical research groups in America, but when it impacts you and
    your family, it can be a critical lifeline.  Each year the Tennessee Chapter puts on a Buds-N-Suds
    benefit concert, which this year was co-headlined by Randy Houser and James
    Otto. Past headliners for the
    Buds-N-Suds CCFA fundraiser include Big & Rich, Jamey Johnson, and Darryl
    Worley.  If you’d like more
    information on the Foundation and what they do, please visit CCFA dot Org.  

    7 min
  • 1116- Ira Dean Golden Tee

    Ira Dean is best known as one third of the Southern Rock

    trio of Trick Pony.  Now pursuing a
    solo career, Ira is taking control of his own destiny.  While still working on music, Ira found
    another passion to enjoy…Golden Tee. 
    This golf video game can be found in clubs all across the nation, and
    Ira teamed up with the producers to promote the new version with, of course, a
    rockin’ new song.

    6 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,…