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Weekly Chart Report (7/29/11)

July 29, 2011/by Freeman





MCA’s Kip Moore (“Mary Was The Marrying Kind”) dropped by the KEGA studios in Salt Lake City (L-R): KEGA MD Jon Watkins, Moore, KEGA PD Alan Hague




SPIN ZONE
Third time continues to be a charm for Lady Antebellum, whose “Just A Kiss” earns its third consecutive week at No. 1 on the CountryBreakout Chart. Inching toward the top on its heels are Zac Brown Band’s “Knee Deep” at No. 2, Trace Adkins’ “Just Fishin’” at No. 3 and Kenny Chesney’s “You and Tequila” at No. 4. But seeing as how Toby Keith’s “Made In America” just piled on 232 new spins and jumped 8-5, it could shoot right past some of these titles in the next week.
Montgomery Gentry has a new label home in Average Joe’s, and radio clearly hasn’t lost its love for the hitmaking duo. Eddie and Troy’s latest, “Where I Come From” had a big debut at No. 63 last week, and it’s already moved on up to No. 44 following a gain of nearly 300 spins. That puts them right behind labelmate Corey Smith, whose “Twenty One” is at No. 41.
New debuts for the week include Justin Moore’s “Bait A Hook” at No. 69, Mark Willis’ “Crazy Bein’ Home” at No. 79, and Teea Goans’ “Letter From God” at No. 80.
Frozen Playlists: KMKS, KTKS, KVWF, KYYK, WBKR, WDGG, WIBL, WKKW, WKWS, WTCR



Upcoming Singles
August 1
Justin Moore/Bait A Hook/Valory
Amber Hayes/Wait/Flying Island
August 8
Danny Gokey/Second Hand Heart/RCA
The Band Perry/All Your Life/Republic Nashville
• • • • •
New On The Chart—Debuting This Week
Artist/song/label — chart pos.
Justin Moore/Bait a Hook/Valory — 69
Mark Wills/Crazy Bein’ Home/Tenacity — 79
Teea Goans/Letter From God/Crosswind — 80
Greatest Spin Increase
Artist/song/label — spin+
Blake Shelton/God Gave Me You/Warner Bros./WMN — 459
Taylor Swift/Sparks Fly/Big Machine — 309
Montgomery Gentry/Where I Come From/Average Joe’s — 297
Justin Moore/Bait a Hook/Valory — 238
Toby Keith/Made In America/Show Dog-Universal — 232
Most Added
Artist/song/label — New Adds
Montgomery Gentry/Where I Come From/Average Joe’s — 24
Blake Shelton/God Gave Me You/Warner Bros./WMN — 17
Justin Moore/Bait a Hook/Valory — 17
The Band Perry/All Your Life/Republic Nashville — 12
Eric Paslay/Never Really Wanted/EMI Nashville — 11
Taylor Swift/Sparks Fly/Big Machine — 11
Tracy Lawrence/The Singer/Lawrence Music Group — 11
Martina McBride/I’m Gonna Love You Through It/Republic Nashville — 10
On Deck—Soon To Be Charting
Artist/song/label — spins
The McClymonts/Wrapped Up Good/BSM — 223
Brad Wolfe/Love Ought To Be Perfect/Evergreen — 198
Ashton Shepherd/Where Country Grows/MCA — 170
Kevin Fowler/Hell Yeah, I Like Beer/Average Joe’s Ent. — 170
Cash Creek/Unlikely Angel/Ohana Music Group — 163

Stokes Nielson (formerly of the Lost Trailers) recently launched his own entertainment brand marketing company called Stokes Tunes. The company is working with artist Corbette Jackson among others and the two recently visited WUSY/Chattanooga. (L-R): Mo from WUSY Mid-day show Dex & Mo, radio vet and former Clear Channel Nashville market manager Tom English, WUSY PD Gator Harrison, Jackson and Nielson.


WPOC/Baltimore presented its Six Flags Catch A Rising Star Country Festival on Saturday, July 23 in Bowie, Maryland. The concert featured performers Margaret Durante, Dustin Lynch, Randy Montana, and host Kix Brooks. (L-R): Montana, Lynch, Brooks, Durante and WPOC's Justin Cole


Permian Records/Nine North artist Brian Milson introduced his James Stroud-produced, Jeffrey Steele/Shane Minor-penned single “The Man I’m Not” at Country Giant 94.7 (WGSQ) Cookeville, Tenn. (L-R): WGSQ's Styckman, Milson, Nine North's Larry Pareigis, WGSQ's Philip Gibbons and Operations Manager Jonathan Monk.

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