07/03/2008
Sarah Skates – 07/03/2008
Tracy Lawrence continues to add to the roster of his Rocky Comfort Records (RCR), which is now home to four artists. He most recently signed Zona Jones, an established country singer who has spent several years on the Texas/Louisiana club circuit. Jones, who just completed a new album, is starting a radio promotion tour and plans to release his first single by the end of July. As reported this morning, RCR also recently signed Michael Scott. His debut single “Ray Ray’s Juke Joint” will be released later this month.
Lawrence launched the Nashville based Rocky Comfort Records on July 25, 2006, as a partnership with his manager Laney Lawrence. The label has had much success from both radio and retail with the hit "Find Out Who Your Friends Are" and "Til I Was A Daddy Too," both off Tracy's current CD, For The Love.
(L-R) Back: Attorney Wayne Halper and Manager Laney Lawrence. Front: Zona Jones and Tracy Lawrence.
Music Row will not publish tomorrow due to the 4th of July holiday, but will be back on schedule Mon., July 7. Have a safe and happy 4th!
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Sarah Skates – 07/02/2008
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Sarah Skates – 07/02/2008
Clay Bradley
J. Fred Knobloch has been elected president of the board of directors of Leadership Music. Since joining the board in 2003, the well-known songwriter has served as an Event Co-Chair (Leadership Music Digital...
07/02/2008
Two groundbreaking country music stars from the 1960s were welcomed into the Country Music Hall of Fame® on June 29 in a three-hour ceremony filled with classic music and fond memories, as well as a few tears and loads of laughter. Considered country music’s most prestigious night, the Country Music Hall® of Fame and Museum’s Medallion Ceremony marked the official induction of Tom T. Hall and the Statler Brothers. They accepted their honors in the intimate setting of the Museum’s Ford Theater, in front of family members, close associates and fellow Hall of Fame members.
(L-R): The Mayor’s wife Anne Davis, Vince Gill & Amy Grant, Kelly Clarkson and Mayor Karl Dean.
07/02/2008
The Big Red Columbia Nashville promotion team, led by cake-bearing VP Jimmy Rector and National Director David Friedman, and the whole Sony BMG Nashville family decked out in Columbia red to celebrate Montgomery Gentry’s fourth No. 1 single “Back When I Knew It All.” The song is the title track from the duo’s new album, in stores now.
Photo: Ben Strain
Booker T. and the MGs, The Memphis Horns, The Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section and Friends, The Crickets, and Al Kooper will be inducted into the Musicians Hall of Fame during an Oct. 28 Awards Show...
Sugarland will kick-off its 25-city nationwide Love On The Inside tour on Sept. 13 in Asheville, NC. The Mercury Nashville duo is touring in support of its July 22 album release by the...
“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”