Paul Lovelace Passes

Paul Lovelace

Longtime industry member Paul Lovelace passed away at home on Sept. 5. He was 81.

A Paragould, Arkansas native, Lovelace was a national record promotion veteran who spent eight years as VP/Promotion at Capitol Records Nashville. He was also the co-founder of CDX Nashville, a singles delivery system for labels and artists to supply their upcoming singles to all full-time U.S. country stations, satellite providers, syndicators and programming consultants.

Lovelace is survived by his wife Pamela Frazier Lovelace; sister Carolyn Lovelace Nations (and brother-in-law Fred); stepsisters Jo (Jerry) Glover and Patsy (Buddy) Cupp; nieces Anne and Jan Green and nephews Mark (Laura) Green, Scott (Renee) Nations and Todd (Jeremie) Nations. He is also survived by his brother-in-law Steve (Tanya) Frazier and nieces and nephews of his wife Pam.

No services are scheduled at this time.

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