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November 23, 2020, Issue 732

CMA’s Deaton On Ratings, Radio, More

54th CMA Awards Exec. Producer Robert Deaton goes deep with Country Aircheck on this year’s show. CA: Our radio readers can empathize, but what can you tell us about how those in your world view the record low ratings for this and similar shows? RD: First of all, I personally want to thank Country radio for their support of me and our show. Reading their feedback (CAW 11/16) was awesome. If there was a criticism or wish for things to be done differently, it was a fair assessment. You tend to stay in your own silo in this business, and I didn’t know many people Robert Deaton at Country radio before getting involved with St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital chairing their talent relations committee. I’ve made so many friends – programmers at stations across the country – and really gained perspective on the love they have for this genre and the diligence and work they put into it. As far as ratings, when you’re putting together the show, you know you’re going to be down. The Billboard awards lost 55% of its audience. The Tonys were down. The Emmys had an all-time low last year and were down another 25-30% this year. ACMs were down. To think that we were going to escape that ... I put it out of my mind, because I’ve got to put together a great show whether five million or 20 million people are watching. The other thing we have to remember is these performances go on forever. There are already a million YouTube views of Dan + Shay and Justin Bieber. The younger demos are finding the performances they want to see. The pandemic has also upended how people watch, and I don’t think I realized how much I took for granted the in-house audience. I wanted to put together a beautiful show and do the best I could to represent country music, but it’s still not the spectacle it is when you’ve got 20,000 people in the arena. The question is, when the pandemic is under control, percentage of the TV audience will come back? How do you get them back? (continued on page 9)

You Used To Call Me On My Shell Phone: Dack Janiels/Broken Bow’s Chase Rice (l) with WKRO/Daytona Beach’s DJ Tremble at the Oceanfront Bandshell (inset).

Mountain Road Rides On

Launched in August with a small promotion team (CAT 8/28), Mountain Road Records is doubling down on Rayne Johnson after seeing atypical independent success with his single “Front Seat.” Country Aircheck spoke with President Mark Liggett and Dir./ National Promotion Maurisa Pasick about entering the label fray and what comes next. For industry vet Liggett, the attraction to country started where it typically does. “I’ve been in the record business for 30-plus years, Rayne mostly in Pop and Hot AC,” he says. “I was Johnson around when songs were a bigger deal. Even

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though Pop has never been very song oriented, over the last five or six years it’s become such a production thing. I don’t mean to be cynical or the old guy bitching, but song content was really lacking.” Liggett has long managed rock band Blessid Union of Souls, but two years ago began working with a country songwriter, building a catalog and recording demos. “One of the guys in the band said, ‘Hey, there’s a guy at my church you should use as a demo singer.’ That’s how I met Rayne. I wasn’t even thinking about signing an artist, but my wife got to spend some time around him because of the demo work. He’s a handsome guy, personable and can sing his ass off and she said, ‘He’s an artist.’ That was the first time I’d Mark Liggett considered it.” “Front Seat” was the first foray into the marketplace, with initial promotion efforts led by Studio2Bee. “I couldn’t have made more mistakes,” Liggett admits. “But Skip [Bishop] and Butch [Waugh] did an incredible job getting us started. Now we’re building out the label and think we have some great people. Nashville definitely seems like a prove-it-toMaurisa Pasick me town and Country radio is totally different from Pop and Hot AC. It has definitely been an earn while you learn situation.” Pasick met Johnson and Liggett early this year as her former employer, Riser House, was exploring adding Johnson to their roster. After she left the label, Liggett reached out. “I ultimately decided it was time to put my foot in the ground on the opportunity to create and build Rayne into a superstar,” she says. “In my time in independent promotion I’d helped do that with Zac Brown Band, Lee Brice and other artists who were on other labels. You’d get them over a hill and then move onto the next artist. This is an opportunity to keep that hat on and really grow.” The promotion department is small for now. Pasick and fellow Riser House alumna Tara Shayne are joined by OM and Pop promotion vet Dan Pearson. “We’ve split the country three ways,” Pasick says. “We have every intention of growing the team when it’s appropriate, but each of us has a different approach and the ability to cover a lot of ground.” MRR has also partnered with Verge Records, led by COO Mickey Jack Cones. “We had a need for a strong Nashville based partner, and Mickey and Verge were a perfect fit for our vision and needs,” Liggett says. And Pasick is all-in on Liggett’s vision. “I love his background

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and that he’s unorthodox from a Country format perspective, but he also gets it,” she says. “We can be aggressive and still respect that some things have to be done certain ways.” The focus, for now, is Johnson and new single “Real Dang Good.” “We want to do one thing well before we try to do a few things well,” Liggett says. “’Front Seat’ was bigger than the result on the chart. From what people tell me, independent artists just don’t crack the Top 40, and he did. And then it sold like crazy and was No. 1 on Shazam in several major markets. Now we’ve learned what we need to, and here we are with Mountain Road Records round two.” Reach Liggett here and Pasick here. –Chuck Aly

Chart Chat

Congratulations to Morgan Wallen, Stacy Blythe, Ali Matkosky and the Big Loud promotion team on landing at No. 1 with “More Than My Hometown.” The song is the lead single from Wallen’s forthcoming sophomore studio album, Dangerous: The Double Album. Songwriters are Michael Morgan Wallen Hardy, Ernest K. Smith, Ryan Vojtesak and Wallen. And kudos to Jimmy Rector and the EMI Nashville crew on notching 17 adds for Eric Church’s “Hell Of A View,” landing atop this week’s board.

News & Notes

Capitol’s Carrie Underwood will guest host Mt. Wilson KKGO/Los Angeles afternoons Nov. 30-Dec. 25. Additionally, Elsa herself, Idina Menzel, will guest host KKGO middays during the same timeframe. Stream the station here. Entercom has partnered with the Ad Council to provide audio production for Coping-19, a national PSA campaign in conjunction with the CDC, the CDC Foundation, the HHS and the White House in an effort to raise awareness and provide information and resources to help those experiencing mental health challenges during the pandemic. The Independent Broadcasters Association (IBA) has partnered with AnalyticOwl to provide IBA members access to tools with which to optimize live radio campaigns. More here. The National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) Leadership Foundation is accepting applications for its newly created scholarship for women, people of color and individuals representing small market stations entering their first managerial

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WI TH A day in the self-isolated life of Summit WCYQ/ Knoxville, TN Promo Coord./Afternoon Co-Host Carina: At first, I loved quarantine! It forced me to slow down, take a beat and regroup. You don’t realize that you’re so go, go, go until you’re brought to a full-stop. In the thick of it, I completed a 1500-piece puzzle and all of my laundry was done! My house has never been so clean. Now, I wake up and turn on my Christmas lights. Yes, my lights have been up for more than a week. Don’t tell me that Thanksgiving is first; I’m very thankful ... for my Christmas lights! Then, I prep for two shows and go to the studio and record one before heading back home to continue work. Later in the day, I go back to the station for my live afternoon show with Opie. I was able to set up a home studio. I’m still in the process of finishing it up, but it’s nice to know that if something happens where I have to work from home full-time, I’m ready to go! Some days when I go into the station, I’ll just sit at my desk for a change of scenery, though. Not seeing all of my co-workers on a daily basis is bizarre. If you are a face-to-face type person, it is more important than ever to stay connected with friends and family as those in-person interactions are fewer and far between. Social media has been great for staying connected with listeners, too. We want to be there to celebrate life with them and show them there is still good that has come out of

2020. Going live has also been a great connector for us to show our audience that we understand; we can get lonely and miss concerts and our families, too, and we are having the same kind of 2020 they are having. With promotions coming to a complete halt and concerts being non-existent, we can’t lean on those things for talking points on-air and have had to be more creative. Things have been heavy this year, so Opie and I want to be an escape for people. Behind the scenes, we’ve been able to figure out new ways to communicate with the team and execute promotions. My husband Evan and I got married in 2019, so we’ve been newlyweds through quarantine, and it has been awesome! I was nervous at first, but Evan and I have kept from driving each other crazy by allowing for some space. If I’m in the living room working, he goes to another room, or vice versa. We also have a roommate – our 60-pound Rottweiler/Pit mix rescue dog named Rhett Hardy. We just call him Rhett after Thomas Rhett, but we love Hardy, too, so we gave him a middle name. The first thing I want to do when everything reopens is go to a concert! I can’t say that loudly enough! We need live music back so badly. My new hobby is TikTok. Who hasn’t adopted TikTok during quarantine?! I don’t post much, but I can scroll for hours, and I’m not ashamed of it! I have also become a reality show junkie. I

roles, the First Time Managers Fellowship. The scholarship will fund enrollment for 10 fellows in the First Time Managers Series. Information and applications here. BMG has partnered with nonprofit Southern Word to launch the Music Industry & Culture (M.I.C.) Youth Fellowship aimed at engaging Nashville-area high school and college-aged youth in the music industry and having conversations about music culture. Details and fellowship applications here.

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watch all of the Housewives, Below Deck and the Great British Baking Show. I’ve watched Outer Banks twice plus Emily In Paris and almost anything on Netflix. I hate reading, but I did read Camino Island during the summer, and it was a great book. My must-have snack is White Cheddar Cheez Its, for sure! I am so thankful I get to wake up every day and do this, but because I love it so much, I can easily get lost in it and forget that I need personal time, too. I may not be able to see my family as much, but I place more value on the times I do. It has been one heck of a year, but I don’t want to look back on it and see only negatives, because there have been some positive moments, too. It’s important to hold on to those memories. Oh, and not having to wear makeup every day has been awesome! Swap pet pictures with Carina here.

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Gimme Radio has expanded its online offerings with the launch of Gimme Country TV featuring music videos, artistcreated content, music documentaries, movies, live streaming and interactive events. Gimme Country TV is available via iPhone and Android app. The Audio Engineering Society (AES) is co-locating its fall AES Show Vegas 2021 alongside the previously announced NAB Show and will now hold the convention Oct. 9-13, 2021 in Las Vegas.

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TracieLynn joined the Warehouse West Entertainment artist development and management roster. UMG/Nashville artists Darius Rucker, Jon Pardi, Maddie & Tae, Priscilla Block and Kylie Morgan will perform during the Lauren Alaina-hosted I’m On Call for Tennessee virtual concert in partnership with Musicians On Call.

The Week’s Top Stories

Full coverage at countryaircheck.com. • Radio weighed in on the CMA Awards and Christmas music in last week’s (11/16) Country Aircheck Weekly. • iHeartMedia cutbacks continued. (CAT 11/20) • Jon Loba was elevated to Pres. of BMG/Nashville, and JoJamie Hahr was promoted to SVP. (CAT 11/19) • KSCS/Dallas’ Michelle Rodriguez is segueing to mornings. (CAT 11/18) • Sony/ATV Nashville’s Amy Cranford was upped to SVP/ Admin. (CAT 11/17) • Chris Huff joined Country Aircheck as Sr. Radio Analyst. (CAT 11/16) • Chronicle: Walter C. Miller, Jamie McKibbin.

CMA’s Deaton On Ratings, Radio, More

(continued from page 1) We’ve got to look at different ways to promote our show. One way is going to be Country radio. The promotion of network TV historically happens on their own networks, but all the networks are down because of the pandemic. As a fan and viewer, I didn’t even realize the People’s Choice Awards were on. It’s hard to reach people right now, because they’re on streaming services or their phones. We’ve got to evolve, because even when you know

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the number’s going to be lower, it’s still deflating. Meanwhile, I’d rather focus on the positives. I’d rather be talking about how awesome Charley Pride and Jimmie Allen were. I want to talk about Little Big Town and Ingrid Andress and the speeches by Maren Jimmie Allen and Morris, Luke Combs and Charley Pride Eric Church. I know we’re going to talk about our safety protocols, and that’s fine. But I don’t want people to lose the fact that it was an historic night in an unprecedented year. Before we get to any of that, how do you take what’s basically an airplane hangar in the Music City Center and turn it into something that actually looks like the CMA Awards? My a-ha moment was when we [postponed] CMA Music Fest. Like everybody else, I was pretty naïve in the beginning. When we had to move the festival, that’s when it really sunk in that I had to be prepared for both the Christmas show and the CMA Awards. That’s when I started design ideas for both shows. For Christmas, it was going to a soundstage with no audience – kind of a modern-day Andy Williams Christmas special. For the awards show, it had to be adaptable to full-band, no band, acoustic or live-to-track, because I didn’t know where we would be in November. The other thing was not knowing if we’d be able to have an audience, so I had to design it so it would look fantastic either way. We could have easily taken out the tables and done an awesome lighting look, but whatever we did, it needed to feel like country music’s biggest night.

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Then I started designing. I don’t draw, but I got a yellow pad out and drew the opposing stages with the center pod for awards presentations plus the booths and tables. We picked the Music City Center, because hundreds of people work on this show. Prompter, set design, lighting, me – everybody had to have their own station away from everybody else, and that required a massive footprint. When pandemic issues seem all-consuming, how do you separate from that to focus on telling the story of country music for this year? Once we had our design, I fully dove into the music, which I love more than anything. I went back and listened to every Joe Diffie record just to get his whole vibe. And, by the way, I shot all his music videos back in the day. Then, when I looked at the nominees for Best New Artist, it was the first time in a long time every nominee had a monster record. We booked them all, and I don’t think I’ve ever done that. For the tributes, Charlie Daniels Jason Aldean won three CMA Awards and Kenny Rogers won five and was a four-time host. I saw that someone questioned the song choice for Kenny, and I understand that. But you’ve heard “The Gambler” a million times, and we did all those songs a couple years ago on the show when he got the Lifetime Achievement Award. When he was on the show, he was

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that gentle spirit, and I wanted to invoke that in our tribute. Plus, “Sweet Music Man” was one of the few songs he actually wrote. As for Mac Davis, Reba’s manager Clarence Spalding played me “In The Ghetto,” already recorded by Reba and Darius. She’s the host, she can perform what she wants, but I was like, “Of course!” It completely made sense. Then there were two other country shows a month-and-a-half apart, and we had to make ours different. Thank goodness we had a world premiere with Justin Bieber and Dan + Shay, and Maren Morris had never performed “The Bones” anywhere. The music always gives me the answers. How do you take Jason Isbell and Amanda Shires reacting to omissions of John Prine, Billy Joe Shaver and Jerry Jeff Walker? CMA historically does not do In Memoriams and have only done one after the tragedy in Las Vegas over the 25 years I’ve been involved. So, we’re putting together the show, no sleep for two weeks, COVID protocols, a brand-new set in the Music City Center – everything is new. Honestly, it never crossed my mind to do an In Memoriam. I understand the passion from Jason Isbell because, for example, Harold Reid died this year, and I own every Statler Brothers album. I loved him and would have loved to have done something for him. I understand that passion. And not specifically calling out Jason, but I do wish some could be more kind in their responses. It’s a free country, you can and should have an opinion, but I don’t think there’s any reason to tear down the artists that were on the show. At the same time, I don’t disregard those comments. I will give it long and hard thought, and maybe we will do an In Memoriam in the future. I don’t have the answer, but they’re being heard. For those in the know, there’s very little question about the show’s safety protocols. In retrospect, do you think

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An inside look at the new normal for High Valley’s Curtis Rempel and Brad Rempel: C: How have we been spending our time in quarantine? I’ve been doing a ton of woodworking, leather crafting and being a dad. B: I’ve been writing … probably even more than normal. A lot of Zoom, and the occasional socially-distanced, six-feet-apart, actual co-wrote. And building a cottage with my bare checkbook. C: [My wife, baby girl and I] start our day at 6:30am, and the other kids roll out of bed after that, but we try to quickly give our girl some milk. Then Myranda and I have coffee together before the other kids wake up. When they wake up … there is no routine; it’s just life. B: Our kids have been going to school, so my quarantine routine is pretty normal. Take the kids to school, pick the kids up, take them to practice, take them to the other practice, put them in bed, wake them up, rinse and repeat as desired. C: I’ve learned that I’m more of a homebody than I ever thought I was, because I haven’t gotten tired of just being at home, then in the barn, then at home and then in the barn. My wife’s like, “Can we please go to town to pick up milk?” B: I’ve learned that I still love my wife a lot, even though we’ve been quarantined. I still love my family and hanging out with them. Maybe because we got so used to me leaving all the time, we thought that was normal, so we were a bit shell shocked when this first started. Now we’re like, “Hmm … we actually love this.” B: Curtis has new hobby every year or your money back, guaranteed.

C: Yeah, one of my hobbies is collecting hobbies. B: I’ve been writing a lot more, or at least equal to what I did before, with a lot of Zoom action. I actually love it. I can write from the comfort of my home, and if I’m a little ADD and want to walk around, I just pick up my phone and have the people on Zoom follow me around to wherever. B: We’ve done a bunch of quarantine videos where Curtis hangs out on the wrong side of my door, and we’re separated. C: His doors all have a right side and a wrong side. B: We did a “Grew Up On That” video where people thought Curtis was a long ways away, but he was just on my front porch. It was “Grew Up On That” quarantine edition, and it was awesome because a lot of people cried. People were saying “you guys had me crying” and “sorry you can’t see each other.” We thought it was funny, and we were like, people will think it’s hilarious when it pans out and they realize that we’re at the same house, but it didn’t have the desired C: It didn’t quite translate that way. Hey, swing and a miss. Can’t win them all. (Watch here) B: You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take. B: I’m bingeing the presidential election. C: I started watching Anne with an E. B: My oldest son is 11 now, so he watches SNL with me on — you guessed it — Sunday afternoons, because it’s too late on Saturdays. B: My go-to snack is Lily’s chocolate chips made with Stevia. We don’t even turn them into

the blowback was about optics? It did seem like later in the show some audience members began wearing masks. Was that a production team reaction in real time to social media? That’s just how it played out. Once you got to your table, just like going to a restaurant, you had the option. Nobody said, “Take off your mask,” and nobody said, “Put it on.” All we said was, “When you get to your table, you have the option.” We also had “hall” monitors placed throughout Zone A, which was basically anything you could see on TV. If two people were too close to each other, they would come up and ask them to take a few steps back. A producer who’s got a big show coming up asked me afterward, “Did you think about [having the hosts] explaining the protocols?” You know what? It never came up. I never thought about it, and neither did all the people who read that script. This producer said, “I don’t think

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#My Brother Half dessert anymore. We just eat them out of bag. C: I’ve been doing that a lot lately too, but ours definitely have sugar in them. the ALDI chocolate brand, what’s it, Mos B: Más tacos, por favor. C: Nope, but it’s really good, whatever it is. C: The family time’s been really awesome, and I realized I actually love being home 98% of the time. It’s been great. B: I echo that echo and desperately C: You just want to echo that echo? B: I echo that sentiment. There’s definitely a silver lining. Obviously, we love being on the road. We love touring, but it’s been great being with family and slowing down to remember what that feels like. I’ve been on the road since I was 12 years old — and I’m 19 now, it’s been seven years — so this has been good to get a little break. We’ll see you guys out there soon.

I’d have thought about it either, but we’ll learn from you and have the host announce the protocols.” Looping back around to your first response, this is the first CMA show in a while I can remember radio winners not getting an on-air mention. How does that get decided? I don’t think they were mentioned last year, either. Some years in pre-tel, we’d take a picture of the radio winners’ group and show that, but they couldn’t be in the room, so there was no picture. We referenced Musical Event just before Carly Pearce’s performance. We didn’t announce Music Video. Final thoughts? We didn’t want a great show in the pandemic era, we just wanted it to be a great show. Ultimately, it’s up to fans, radio – your readers – to decide whether we did that or not. But we tried. –Chuck Aly

Lon Helton, lon@countryaircheck.com Chuck Aly, chuck@countryaircheck.com Caitlin DeForest, caitlin@countryaircheck.com Monta Vaden, monta@countryaircheck.com Chris Huff, chris@countryaircheck.com

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AVAILABLE JOBS MIDWEST Summit KFDI/Wichita OM Justin Case is searching for a morning co-host. See the complete posting here; send résumés and airchecks to Case here. Federated WQHK/Ft. Wayne, IN OM Jimmy Knight is searching for a morning co-host to join incumbent Josh Michaels. Send résumés and airchecks to Knight here. MacDonald WKCQ/Saginaw, MI OM/PD Jason Addams is looking to add a full-time on-air personality for nights. Send résumés and airchecks to him here. Midwest/Evansville, IN OM Aaron Santini is seeking a Prod. Asst./on-air talent for the cluster that includes Country WLYD. Send cover letters, résumés and airchecks to him here. Townsquare KOEL/Waterloo, IA PD/morning host Johnny Marks is looking for a morning co-host who is “social media savvy and regularly contributes content to the station’s website and social media account. See the complete job description and apply here.

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Forever WFGI/Johnstown, PA is seeking a full-time morning co-host. Send résumés, airchecks and salary requirements here. WVRC WKKW/Morgantown, WV PD Mike Vincent is searching for part-time on-air talent for weekend and fill-in positions. Send résumés and airchecks to him here. Alpha/Fredericksburg, VA is looking for a Market Mgr. for the cluster, which includes Country WFLS. Interested candidates can see a complete job description and apply here. Alpha WFLS/Fredericksburg, VA Dir./ Content Bill West is searching for a morning cohost to succeed the retiring Jessica Cash. Apply here; reach West here.

SOUTHEAST Cumulus WKAK/Albany, GA PD Bill Dollar is

looking for an afternoon personality/Production Dir. Apply here. Cumulus/Shreveport, LA is searching for a VP/MM to succeed Aaron Criswell. See the complete job posting and apply here. Sun WXNX (Trump Country 93.7)/Fort Myers, FL has an immediate need for on-air and programming talent to join the private, familyowned television and radio company. Send résumés and airchecks here. Hall VP/Programming & Country WPCV/ Lakeland, FL OM/PD Bob Walker is seeking a morning co-host to join incumbents Julie Kay and Dale Roberts (a.k.a. DJ Thee Trucker). Send résumés, cover letters, social media links and airchecks to Walker here. Golden Isles/Brunswick, GA Dir./ Programming Mark “The Shark” Ediss is looking to add a utility player to the four-station cluster that includes Country WRJY. Duties include traffic, front desk, promotions and on-air. Send résumés and airchecks to Ediss here. Saga WVVR/Clarksville, TN Dir./Group Programming Scott Chase is seeking a morning co-host to join incumbent Fletch. Send résumés and airchecks to Chase here.

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Townsquare KQBR/Lubbock, TX Brand Mgr. Lance Ballance is seeking an APD/on-air personality to succeed Jan Miller. Send résumés and airchecks to him here. Cox Country Format Leader & Country KKBQ/ Houston PD Johnny Chiang is seeking a midday personality for KKBQ to succeed Christi Brooks. Complete job description and application here.

WEST COAST Badlands/Rapid City, SD is searching for a GM/DOS who can build, train and motivate a team for the cluster that includes Country KRKI. Interested parties can send résumés and references here.

Bonneville KYGO/Denver PD Brian Michel is searching for a morning co-host to join incumbent Tracy Dixon. Reach Michel here, and apply here. Frontier/Juneau, AK GM Cherie Curry is seeking an OM/PD/on-air talent for the cluster that includes Country KTKU. Send résumés with references and an aircheck to Curry here. Entercom is now searching for a Regional Dir./ Promotions for the Mountain Region, including Denver, Las Vegas and Phoenix markets. The position will manage all promotions and related activity for all brands in the region, including Country KMLE/Phoenix. See the complete job description and apply here.

OTHER Cherry Creek Media Group PD Mark Elliott is searching for experienced OMs and PDs for future openings. The company’s Country properties include KAAR/Butte, MT; KCIN & KIYK/St. George, UT; KMON/Great Falls, MT; KGGL/Missoula, MT; KKXK/Montrose, MT; KWCD/Sierra Vista, AZ; KYSN/ Wenatchee, WA; KYYZ/Williston, ND; and Classic Country KMON-AM/Great Falls, MT. Candidates with a minimum of three-to-five years of experience and a background in programming multiple formats in small to medium sized markets can send résumés, airchecks and programming philosophies to Elliott here. PLA Media Exec. Dir. Mark Logsdon is seeking a part-time Coord./Publicity to work a minimum of 30 hours per week. Send résumés, references and writing samples here. RWPC Pres. JJ Jobe is looking for a hands-on GM for a small Southeast market. Send cover letters and résumés to him here. Kobalt Music Group is searching for a Mgr./ Midwest Promotion for the In2une team to handle multiple formats, including Country, Pop, Hot AC, Rhythmic, Alternative and Active Rock. See the complete job posting and apply here.

SEEKING JOBS •Cactus Jack Former Entercom/Phoenix Dir./Production GoGoJack@msn.com 602-430-5908 •Heather Stevens Former WQXK/Youngstown, OH middays Heather.Stevens2019@gmail.com

•Denis “Catfish” Miller Former KSNI/Santa Maria, CA afternoons DenisMil@hotmail.com

•Mac Daniels Former KPLX & KSCS/Dallas PD MacDaniels@me.com

•Lee France Former KAGG/Bryan, TX PD/middays LeeFranceWV@gmail.com

•Cory Mikhals Former KIZN/Boise morning co-host CoryProductions@icloud.com

•Tom Travis Former iHeartMedia/Oklahoma City SVPP TomTTravis@gmail.com

•Scott Davidson Former WHOF-HD2/Canton, OH PD/ on-air host Davidson1023@gmail.com

•”Big” John Horton •Tony Kelly Former WUSN/Chicago morning producer Former KFSA/Ft. Smith, AR afternoon host BigJohn@TheBigJohnShow.com KellyT_60468@yahoo.com 708-642-8518 •Kris Richards Former WKJO/Smithfield, •Greg Cole NC afternoons Former WKCQ/Saginaw, MI OM/PD FireCop947@yahoo.com GCole27000@gmail.com 916-502-4734 •AJ McCloud Former WWFF/Huntsville, AL APD/afternoons •Jonathan West AJ.McCloud@charter.net Former WKTI/Milwaukee afternoons 256-503-2301 JSWest33@yahoo.com 320-774-9300 •Kristin Monica •Doug Dodds Former WQNU/Louisville Former ZFKY/Grand Cayman PD/mornings APD/mornings DougDoddsEmail@gmail.com Kristin@RadioKristin.com •Marc Lavik (aka Dave Marcus) Former on-air talent ZimaGuy@gmail.com 401-467-6737

•Paul Cannell Former WRKN/New Orleans PD PFCannell@gmail.com

•Dave Schaefer Former iHeartMedia/Farmington, NM SVPP •Trace Hamilton & Country KTRA PD Former WEBG/Chicago night host DRSchaefer@gobrainstorm.net TheTraceHamilton@gmail.com •Brittany Tully Former WYNK/Baton Rouge PD BriLynn718@gmail.com

•Daryl Thomas Ledyard Former WBBS/Syracuse on-air talent DarylLedyard@gmail.com

•Steve Knoll Former KMAG/Ft. Smith, AR PD/on-air talent SteveKnoll@cox.net

•Shawn Carey Former KXXY/Oklahoma City on-air talent Shawntze@sbcglobal.net

•Bill Hickok Former KBMR/Bismark, ND mornings BillHickok1950@gmail.com

•Ryan McCall Former WGLR/Platteville, WI MD/afternoons RyanMcCall@yahoo.com

•Amy Nic Former WAMZ/Louisville afternoon host AmyNicRadioChick@gmail.com

•David Dean Former KXDD/Yakima, WA afternoons DaviDean5@gmail.com

•Ron “Keyes” Stevens Former WQRB/Eau Claire, WI afternoons RonStvns@yahoo.com

•Kasper Former WUSN/Chicago afternoons KasperShow@gmail.com and www. KasperShow.com

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November 23, 2020

Artist/Title (Label)

MORGAN WALLEN

Total Points +/- Points Total Plays +/- Plays Audience +/- Aud Stations ADDS

✔

More Than My Hometown (Big Loud)

26719

2635

8730

927

47.944 4.083

159

RUSSELL DICKERSON/Love You Like I Used To (Triple Tigers)

24253

-2269

7773

-731

45.469 -3.78

158

B. SHELTON f/G. STEFANI/Happy Anywhere (Warner/WMN) ✔

23529

1302

7512

423

42.013 3.423

159

HARDY f/L. ALAINA & D. DAWSON/One Beer (Big Loud)

23156

973

7488

347

40.344 2.377

159

CHRIS LANE/Big, Big Plans (Big Loud) ✔

22569

1199

7382

405

40.297 2.334

156

PARKER MCCOLLUM/Pretty Heart (MCA)

20257

550

6483

200

34.879 1.188

157

JON PARDI/Ain't Always The Cowboy (Capitol)

18299

695

5793

207

32.859 0.919

159

DAN + SHAY/I Should Probably Go To Bed (Warner/WAR) ✔

17507

1217

5595

413

29.932 0.832

156

LADY A/Champagne Night (BMLGR)

15379

559

4837

199

26.777

159

KENNY CHESNEY/Happy Does (Blue Chair/Warner/WEA)

15080

372

4801

103

26.692 0.383

159

KELSEA BALLERINI/Hole In The Bottle (Black River)

13263

4420

20.832 -0.053

158

LUKE COMBS/Better Together (River House/Columbia)

13186

865

4138

299

23.041 1.479

157

DARIUS RUCKER/Beers And Sunshine (Capitol)

12526

295

4133

21.584 1.102

159

NIKO MOON/Good Time (RCA)

12189

876

4051

334

17.873 1.373

153

CHRIS STAPLETON/Starting Over (Mercury)

11600

-30

3774

1.007

157

RASCAL FLATTS/How They Remember You (Big Machine)

11023

560

3509

157

DUSTIN LYNCH/Momma's House (Broken Bow)

10660

374

3469

185 17.921 0.994 -84 16.787 0.907

158

FLORIDA GEORGIA LINE/Long Live (BMLGR)

9984

484

3210

152

15.916 1.351

156

LUKE BRYAN/Down To One (Capitol) ✔

9096

1353

2755

463

15.064 1.894

150

TENILLE ARTS/Somebody Like That (19th & Grand)

8443

2691

10.894 0.034

156

JORDAN DAVIS/Almost Maybes (MCA)

8015

568

2625

195

11.192 0.412

149

BROTHERS OSBORNE/All Night (EMI Nashville)

6963

-31

2293

-8

10.049 0.656

151

DYLAN SCOTT/Nobody (Curb)

6667

130

2212

9.449 -0.033

148

PARMALEE f/B. BROWN/Just The Way (Stoney Creek)

6656

485

2159

149

9.18

0.876

128

GABBY BARRETT/The Good Ones (Warner/WAR)

6523

687

2133

200

8.694

1.163

147

19.68

1.37

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November 23, 2020 LW

Artist/Title (Label)

Total Points +/- Points Total Plays +/- Plays Audience +/- Aud Stations ADDS

MORGAN WALLEN/7 Summers (Big Loud)

6396

-258

1931

-83

11.093 -0.155

127

THOMAS RHETT/What's Your Country Song (Valory)

6024

-591

1802

-228

11.11 -2.872

153

BRETT YOUNG/Lady (BMLGR)

5379

342

1566

104

8.346

0.242

126

MAREN MORRIS/To Hell & Back (Columbia)

5336

1777

6.482

0.146

134

KEITH URBAN w/PINK/One Too Many (RCA/Capitol)

5097

207

1676

7.164

0.275

130

SAM HUNT/Breaking Up Was Easy In The 90’s (MCA)

5022

379

1503

7.583

1.097

124

DIERKS BENTLEY/Gone (Capitol)

4911

361

1561

108

7.816

0.452

137

TAYLOR SWIFT/Betty (Republic/MCA)

4280

145

1366

5.765

0.068

128

BRANTLEY GILBERT/Hard Days (Valory)

3848

-81

1274

-21

3.664

0.063

135

RUNAWAY JUNE/We Were Rich (Wheelhouse)

3697

123

1220

4.558

0.382

126

MIRANDA LAMBERT/Settling Down (RCA)

3579

104

1120

5.035

0.663

LITTLE BIG TOWN/Wine, Beer, Whiskey (Capitol)

3452

164

1159

3.215

0.089

114

CARLY PEARCE/Next Girl (Big Machine)

3246

190

995

3.47

0.348

117

JAKE OWEN/Made For You (Big Loud)

3087

-149

988

-58

3.516 -0.184

100

ERIC CHURCH/Hell Of A View (EMI Nashville)

2785

-788

970

-139

3.441 -2.175

J. ALLEN & N. CYRUS/This Is Us (Records/Columbia/Stoney Creek)

2661

957

2.05

0.092

105

COLE SWINDELL/Single Saturday Night (Warner/WMN)

2628

133

795

3.877

0.3

SCOTTY MCCREERY/You Time (Triple Tigers)

2490

1196

727

319

3.79

2.699

2.932 -0.138

Debut 43 44

PRISCILLA BLOCK/Just About Over You (InDent/Mercury)

2451

727

JUSTIN MOORE/We Didn't Have Much (Valory)

2428

794

ROBERT COUNTS/What Do I Know (Arista)

2411

784

2.176 -0.184

KANE BROWN/Worship You (RCA)

2399

691

2.986

0.087

OLD DOMINION/Never Be Sorry (RCA)

2242

701

2.706

0.304

LEE BRICE/Memory I Don't Mess With (Curb)

2191

438

599

142

3.51

0.289

CAROLINE JONES/All Of The Boys (Mailboat)

2005

775

1.212

0.193

Re-Enter 49 49

4.78

0.36

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November 23, 2020 Country Aircheck Add Leaders

Activator Top Point Gainers

Adds

ERIC CHURCH/Hell Of A View (EMI Nashville)

THOMAS RHETT/What's Your Country Song (Valory)

1550 ✔

LOCASH/Beers To Catch Up On (Wheelhouse)

CHRIS LANE/Big, Big Plans (Big Loud)

1055 ✔

THOMAS RHETT/What's Your Country Song (Valory)

ERIC CHURCH/Hell Of A View (EMI Nashville)

599 ✔

JASON ALDEAN/Blame It On You (Macon Music/Broken Bow)

LUKE BRYAN/Down To One (Capitol)

445 ✔

JUSTIN MOORE/We Didn't Have Much (Valory)

PARKER MCCOLLUM/Pretty Heart (MCA)

434 ✔

LEE BRICE/Memory I Don't Mess With (Curb)

NIKO MOON/Good Time (RCA)

414

SAM HUNT/Breaking Up Was Easy In The 90's (MCA)

PARMALEE f/B. BROWN/Just The Way (Stoney Creek)

393

BRANTLEY GILBERT/Hard Days (Valory)

LUKE COMBS/Better Together (River House/Columbia)

388

CARLY PEARCE/Next Girl (Big Machine)

DIERKS BENTLEY/Gone (Capitol)

352

GARTH BROOKS & TRISHA YEARWOOD/Shallow (Pearl)

HARDY f/L. ALAINA & D. DAWSON/One Beer (Big Loud)

325

Activator Top Spin Gainers

Country Aircheck Top Point Gainers MORGAN WALLEN/More Than My Hometown (Big Loud)

2635

LUKE BRYAN/Down To One (Capitol)

1353

BLAKE SHELTON f/G. STEFANI/Happy Anywhere (Warner/WMN)

1302

DAN + SHAY/I Should Probably Go To Bed (Warner/WAR)

100

PARKER MCCOLLUM/Pretty Heart (MCA)

973

LUKE BRYAN/Down To One (Capitol)

876

PARMALEE f/B. BROWN/Just The Way (Stoney Creek)

865

DAN + SHAY/I Should Probably Go To Bed (Warner/WAR)

737

HARDY f/L. ALAINA & D. DAWSON/One Beer (Big Loud)

Country Aircheck Top Spin Gainers MORGAN WALLEN/More Than My Hometown (Big Loud)

190

NIKO MOON/Good Time (RCA)

1196

JASON ALDEAN/Blame It On You (Macon Music/Broken Bow)

CHRIS LANE/Big, Big Plans (Big Loud)

1199

LUKE COMBS/Better Together (River House/Columbia)

267

BLAKE SHELTON f/G. STEFANI/Happy Anywhere (Warner/WMN)

1217

SCOTTY MCCREERY/You Time (Triple Tigers) NIKO MOON/Good Time (RCA)

THOMAS RHETT/What's Your Country Song (Valory)

ERIC CHURCH/Hell Of A View (EMI Nashville)

CHRIS LANE/Big, Big Plans (Big Loud) HARDY f/L. ALAINA & D. DAWSON/One Beer (Big Loud)

✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔

Country Aircheck Top Recurrents

Points

927

LEE BRICE/One Of Them Girls (Curb)

21329

LUKE BRYAN/Down To One (Capitol)

463

LUKE COMBS/Lovin' On You (River House/Columbia)

16886

BLAKE SHELTON f/G. STEFANI/Happy Anywhere (Warner/WMN)

423

JASON ALDEAN/Got What I Got (Macon Music/Broken Bow)

15819

DAN + SHAY/I Should Probably Go To Bed (Warner/WAR)

413

MATT STELL/Everywhere But On (Records/Arista)

12618

CHRIS LANE/Big, Big Plans (Big Loud)

405

JAMESON RODGERS/Some Girls (River House/Columbia)

11751

HARDY f/L. ALAINA & D. DAWSON/One Beer (Big Loud)

347

GABBY BARRETT/I Hope (Warner/WAR)

11337

NIKO MOON/Good Time (RCA)

334

MORGAN WALLEN/Chasin' You (Big Loud)

8305

SCOTTY MCCREERY/You Time (Triple Tigers)

319

LUKE BRYAN/One Margarita (Capitol)

7996

LUKE COMBS/Better Together (River House/Columbia)

299

MADDIE & TAE/Die From A Broken Heart (Mercury)

7952

217

MAREN MORRIS/The Bones (Columbia)

7867

JASON ALDEAN/Blame It On You (Macon Music/Broken Bow)

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November 23, 2020

COUNTRY AIRCHECK ACTIVITY JUSTIN MOORE/We Didn’t Have Much (Valory) Remains at 45* 2,428 points, 794 spins 7 adds: KILT, KNIX, *KWEN, *WGKX, *WQHK, WTGE, WWGR

A D D DAT E S November 30 FAITH SCHUELER/Hey Christmas (Gulko)

December 7

ROBERT COUNTS/What Do I Know (Arista) Moves 47-46* 2,411 points, 784 spins 1 add: WKRO

CHRIS BANDI/Would Have Loved Her (Records) JAMESON RODGERS f/LUKE COMBS/Cold Beer Calling My Name (River House/Columbia)

KANE BROWN/Worship You (RCA) Moves 46-47* 2,399 points, 691 spins 4 adds: KMLE, KSON, KYGO, WNSH

None Listed

OLD DOMINION/Never Be Sorry (RCA) Remains at 48* 2,242 points, 701 spins 2 adds: WUSY, WYCD

December 14

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LEE BRICE/Memory I Don’t Mess With (Curb) Moves 52-49* 2,191 points, 599 spins 6 adds: KCCY, KFRG, KKBQ, KVOO, WQDR, WSIX CAROLINE JONES/All Of The Boys (Mailboat) Moves 49-50* 2,005 points, 775 spins 1 add: KKBQ ELVIE SHANE/My Boy (Wheelhouse) 1,991 points, 702 spins 2 adds: WGGY, WKRO C. JOHNSON & R. MCENTIRE/Dear Rodeo (CoJo/Warner/WMN) 1,800 points, 439 spins 1 add: WKRO LOCASH/Beers To Catch Up On (Wheelhouse) 1,694 points, 548 spins 14 adds including: *KATC, *KATM, *KHKI, *KIIM, *KIZN, *KPLX, *KRST, *KUBL, *WCTO, *WFMS

CHECK OUT 11/27 Granger Smith Country Things, Vol. 2 (Wheelhouse) The second half of Smith’s 10th studio album brings the total sum to 16 tracks (plus two bonus tracks on the physical album). While Earl Dibbles Jr. made an appearance on Vol. 1, he makes his presence known on two songs featured on Vol. 2. Smith is running a contest to giveaway his own truck through Dec. 4 here. December 4 Russell Dickerson Southern Symphony (Triple Tigers) December 11 Randall King Takin’ It As It Comes (Warner Music Nashville)

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November 23, 2020 LW

Artist/Title (Label)

Points

MORGAN WALLEN

+/- Points

Plays

+/- Plays Stations ADDS

11230

-28

2393

-14

BLAKE SHELTON f/G. STEFANI/Happy Anywhere (Warner/WMN)

10895

135

2313

HARDY f/L. ALAINA & D. DAWSON/One Beer (Big Loud)

9676

325

2102

More Than My Hometown (Big Loud) 3

Week at No. 1

RUSSELL DICKERSON/Love You Like I Used To (Triple Tigers)

9356

-496

2044

-124

CHRIS LANE/Big, Big Plans (Big Loud) ✔

9061

1055

1890

190

PARKER MCCOLLUM/Pretty Heart (MCA) ✔

8556

434

1790

JON PARDI/Ain't Always The Cowboy (Capitol)

8219

1696

DAN + SHAY/I Should Probably Go To Bed (Warner/WAR)

7194

302

1484

11 9

LADY A/Champagne Night (BMLGR)

6880

159

1414

10 10

KENNY CHESNEY/Happy Does (Blue Chair/Warner/WEA)

6856

-1

1370

13 11

LUKE COMBS/Better Together (River House/Columbia)

6556

388

1305

12 12

DARIUS RUCKER/Beers And Sunshine (Capitol)

6530

248

1254

14 13

CHRIS STAPLETON/Starting Over (Mercury)

6141

1232

15 14

KELSEA BALLERINI/Hole In The Bottle (Black River)

5489

-116

1189

-22

16 15

FLORIDA GEORGIA LINE/Long Live (BMLGR)

5459

1076

18 16

LUKE BRYAN/Down To One (Capitol) ✔

4718

445

881

17 17

RASCAL FLATTS/How They Remember You (Big Machine)

4455

-100

955

-10

19 18

DUSTIN LYNCH/Momma's House (Broken Bow)

4115

208

899

21 19

NIKO MOON/Good Time (RCA)

4004

414

858

100

20 20

BROTHERS OSBORNE/All Night (EMI Nashville)

3671

-90

717

-20

22 21

JORDAN DAVIS/Almost Maybes (MCA)

3628

129

697

23 22

DIERKS BENTLEY/Gone (Capitol)

3314

352

677

32 23

THOMAS RHETT/What's Your Country Song (Valory) ✔

3209

1550

620

267

24 24

KEITH URBAN w/PINK/One Too Many (RCA/Capitol)

3100

223

603

25 25

MORGAN WALLEN/7 Summers (Big Loud)

2742

-62

529

-5

26 26

TENILLE ARTS/Somebody Like That (19th & Grand)

2614

-38

548

-16

27 27

GABBY BARRETT/The Good Ones (Warner/WAR)

2326

120

560

31 28

ERIC CHURCH/Hell Of A View (EMI Nashville) ✔

2316

599

410

28 29

MIRANDA LAMBERT/Settling Down (RCA)

2048

358

29 30

MAREN MORRIS/To Hell & Back (Columbia)

1981

382

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November 23, 2020 LW

Artist/Title (Label)

Points +/- Points

DYLAN SCOTT/Nobody (Curb)

1826

395

38 32

PARMALEE f/B. BROWN/Just The Way (Stoney Creek)

1561

393

333

33 33

SAM HUNT/Breaking Up Was Easy In The 90’s (MCA)

1506

138

289

34 34

BRANTLEY GILBERT/Hard Days (Valory)

1428

245

37 35

LITTLE BIG TOWN/Wine, Beer, Whiskey (Capitol)

1264

249

36 36

BRETT YOUNG/Lady (BMLGR)

1256

263

35 37

TAYLOR SWIFT/Betty (Republic/MCA)

1225

-68

285

39 38

JUSTIN MOORE/We Didn't Have Much (Valory)

1191

213

41 39

ELVIE SHANE/My Boy (Wheelhouse)

1183

111

223

Re-Enter 31

Plays

+/- Plays

Stations Adds

40 40

LARRY FLEET/Where I Find God (Big Loud)

1153

176

-2

42 41

CARLY PEARCE/Next Girl (Big Machine)

1116

111

204

43 42

RUNAWAY JUNE/We Were Rich (Wheelhouse)

903

-25

201

-3

44 43

PRISCILLA BLOCK/Just About Over You (InDent/Mercury)

892

159

45 44

JAKE OWEN/Made For You (Big Loud)

783

-87

191

-33

51 45

MICHAEL RAY/Whiskey And Rain (Warner/WEA)

684

172

117

47 46

JIMMIE ALLEN & NOAH CYRUS/This Is Us (Records/Columbia/Stoney Creek)

670

125

53 47

LEE BRICE/Memory I Don't Mess With (Curb)

632

138

106

54 48

KANE BROWN/Worship You (RCA)

612

132

48 49

DALLAS REMINGTON/Uncommon Man (Road Warrior)

591

-4

113

-1

46 50

CHRIS JANSON/Waitin' On 5 (Warner/WAR)

589

-80

-12

59 51

OLD DOMINION/Never Be Sorry (RCA)

579

142

57 52

LUKE COMBS/Forever After All (River House/Columbia)

533

50 53

BOBBY MCCLENDON/Maybe Tonight (Star Farm)

521

-2

100

-1

49 54

RYAN HURD/Every Other Memory (RCA)

510

-40

-4

58 55

GONE WEST/I'm Never Getting Over You (Triple Tigers)

470

52 56

CODY JOHNSON & REBA MCENTIRE/Dear Rodeo (CoJo/Warner/WMN)

460

-42

-7

60 57

CASEY DONAHEW/Bad Guy (Almost Country)

452

55 58

PARKER MCCOLLUM/Like A Cowboy (MCA)

440

-32

-9

56 59

DREW PARKER/While You're Gone (Make Wake)

430

-40

-4

LAUREN ALAINA f/L. GRAHAM/What Do You Think Of (Mercury)

420

Re-Enter 60

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