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Tuesday, November 27, 2007

Daily Country Music News Briefs - Tuesday, November 27, 2007 - Lead Story - A Special Concert for Rodney Atkins

Today's lead story is a good one for the holiday season. Rodney Atkins is putting on a concert for the Make-A-Wish foundation on December 2, 2007 to honor the memory of a little girl who succumbed to bone cancer at the age of 7.

Rodney met her when he read an article in the Detroit Free Press about the little girl and the girl mentioned that Rodney's song, If You're Going Through Hell was her favorite song. He flew to see her the next day and sat with her for about five hours. In this day and age of spoiled and pampered celebs, it nice to read some good news about them for a change.

Here's an excerpt from the article: Rodney visited on one condition: He didn't want any media attention. He wanted all of his energy to be devoted to Maddie. "He spent, like, five hours with her," Paul said. "He told me his plan was to come and stay with her until she was absolutely out of energy. He was staying until she tuckered out. I was really impressed with the man. He had a big heart." When Maddie went home to die, an autographed picture of Rodney was stuck to the wall, above her pillow.

To read the complete article, please go to this page on GACTV.com.

Other Stories Making News Today:

CMT.com:
  • Kenny Chesney, Keith Urban Reveal Concert Dates - Article Excerpt - Kenny Chesney will headline a concert at Gillette Stadium near Boston, on July 26, according to the tour section of his Web site. Billed as the New England Country Music Festival, Chesney will be joined by Keith Urban, LeAnn Rimes, Gary Allan and Sammy Hagar.
  • Anne Murray Records With Shania Twain on Duets CD - Article Excerpt - Anne Murray will release Anne Murray Duets: Friends & Legends on Jan. 15 on Manhattan/EMI America Records. The project includes 17 collaborations with female artists, including Emmylou Harris ("Another Pot o' Tea"), Martina McBride ("Danny's Song") and Shania Twain ("You Needed Me").
  • Troy Gentry's Mother Dies - Article Excerpt - The mother of Montgomery Gentry vocalist Troy Gentry died Tuesday (Nov. 20) in Little Rock, Ark., following a battle with cancer.
GACTV.com:
  • Eric Church's Battle of the Biscuits - Article Excerpt - Eric Church was surprised last week when he showed up for what he believed was the premiere episode taping of a new Food Network show called Singin' in the Kitchen at Nashville's Loveless CafĂ©.
  • Trisha Yearwood Bonds with Garth's Kids - Article Excerpt - When Trisha Yearwood married Garth Brooks in 2005, she also got an instant family with his daughters from his first marriage — which she now admits was nerve-racking at first.
  • A Long Day for Taylor Swift - Article Excerpt - Taylor Swift will get up early tomorrow morning to appear live on NBC's Today show and will end the day on the network's live holiday special, Christmas in Rockefeller Center.
WHIOtv.com:
  • Reba, Kelly Clarkson To Kick Off Tour In Dayton - Article Excerpt - Entertainment superstars, Reba McEntire and Kelly Clarkson, have announced that they will join forces to share one band and one stage for a limited engagement tour in early 2008.
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Monday, November 26, 2007

Daily Country Music News Briefs - Monday, November 26, 2007 - Lead Story - Willie Nelson Urges Georgia To Pass Anti-Dogfighting Legislation

FoxNews.com - Willie Nelson Urges Georgia to Pass Anti-Dogfighting Legislation - Article Excerpt - State lawmakers have found the face they need to rally support for anti-dogfighting legislation: Willie Nelson. The country music legend and animal lover has filmed a public service announcement that could appear on television and radio soon. It supports a state Senate bill that would make it a felony for anyone to sell, trade or transport dogs for the purpose of dogfighting.

DailyTitan.com - Country Rocker's Widespread Impact Shapes Orange County Play - Article Excerpt - Despite country music legend Hank Williams' catalog of 20 hit songs, "Hank Williams: The Lost Highway," a play running through this Friday at the Laguna Playhouse takes its name from a song he did not write.

BuffaloNews.com - Clint Black Stays Busy With Tour, New Album - Article Excerpt - When country music began its resurgence in the late 1980s and early 1990s, Clint Black led the charge and built a bridge along country roads from "The Man in Black" — country legend Johnny Cash — to "The Man Called Black."

AssociatedContent.com - Brad Paisley, Chuck Wicks, Rodney Atkins Give Performance in Denver, Colorado - Article Excerpt - Brad Paisley is scheduled to perform at the Pepsi Center in Denver, Colorado on January 16, 2008 at 7:30pm. Ticket sales for this concert are now on sale.

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Sunday, November 25, 2007

Daily Country Music News Briefs - Sunday, November 25, 2007

CBS.com - The Eagles On CBS' 60 Minutes Tonight - Article Excerpt - "We either had to fold our tent or make a record and fortunately - and I'm so glad we did - we decided to make a record," Glenn Frey, guitarist and founding member of The Eagles, tells 60 Minutes correspondent Steve Kroft.

CMT.com - Cole Deggs & the Lonesome Relish the Road - Article Excerpt - The roads by which each of the five members of Cole Deggs & the Lonesome came to Nashville to fuse themselves into a band are too long and winding to describe here. Suffice it to say that the group consists of two sets of brothers -- Cole and
Shade Deggs and Jimmy and David Wallace -- plus drummer Brian Hayes, whose sole relationship to the others is musical.


CountryWeekly.com - Travis Tritt’s Label Head Investigated - Article Excerpt - Raymond Termini, CEO of Haven Healthcare, is also the president and CEO of Category 5 Records, which is based in Nashville. State officials in Connecticut are investigating whether he used Medicaid money improperly. and Kenny Takes Billboard Honor - Article Excerpt - Kenny Chesney has earned his third consecutive Billboard Top Package Award for his recent Flip Flop Summer 2007 tour.

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Saturday, November 24, 2007

Daily Country Music News Briefs - Saturday, November 24, 2007

CMT.com - Garth Brooks, Carrie Underwood Top Charts - Article Excerpt - Oklahoma sends two of its most melodious offspring to command the Billboard country charts this week. Yukon's Garth Brooks moves into the No. 1 album spot with The Ultimate Hits while Checotah's Carrie Underwood boasts the top song, "So Small."

CMT.com - Garth Brooks Plans Concert for California Fire Victims - Article Excerpt - Garth Brooks will perform a Jan. 26 concert at the Staples Center in Los Angeles to raise money for victims of recent fires in California and for the future of firefighting in the state.

Pollstar.com - 22 More Hits Live - Article Excerpt - Country heavyweight George Strait has announced the dates for an arena tour of the U.S. with special guests Little Big Town along for the ride.

TheSop.org - A Day of Fun, Music, and Entertainment to Benefit MADD - Article Excerpt - Country music singer Jared Wagner is a Youth Ambassador for The Journey Begins Now, along with actress/model/dancer Krisondra Daigneault. "The money that our events raise goes directly to MADD and even if our work helps save one life, it's definitely worth it," commented Jared.

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