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TUESDAY MARCH 4,2008 evening with his drinking buddies. With his shoes in his left hand to avoid waking his wife, he tiptoed as quietly as he could toward the stairs leading to their upstairs bedroom, but misjudged the bottom step in the darkened entryway. As he caught himself by grabbing the banister, his body swung around and he landed heavily on his rump. A whiskey bottle in each back pocket broke and made the landing especially painful. Managing to suppress a yelp, the man sprung up, pulled down his pants, and examined his lacerated and bleeding cheeks in the mirror of a nearby darkened hallway, then managed to find a large full box of Band-Aids before proceeding to place a patch as best he could on each place he saw blood. After hiding the now almost empty box, he managed to shuffle and stumble his way to bed. In the morning, the man awoke with searing pain in head and butt and his wife staring at him from across the room. She said, "You were drunk again last night." Forcing himself to ignore his
agony, he looked meekly at her and replied, "Now, hon, why would you say such a
mean thing?" "Well," she said, "it could be the open front door, it could be the
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Monday, March 3, 2008
By indycar.com staff IndyCar Series team owner/driver Sarah Fisher is featured as a "day diarist" in the new book Water Cooler Diaries: Women across America Share Their Day at Work (Da Capo Lifelong Press). Fisher's day diary is showcased along with 35 other entries from contributors such as model and actress Angie Everhart and celebrity chef Sara Moulton. "Sarah's day diary offers a great first-person perspective into the realities of being a world-class athlete and competitor in what is perceived as a man's sport," said series creator and editor Joni B. Cole, who selected Fisher's entry. "Sarah is an inspiration. She's not one to rest on her laurels. She makes opportunities happen through hard work and perseverance, as well as talent." The personalities chronicled a day in their lives -- March 27, 2007. Fisher's day on the job was captured while completing her first test on a professional road course at Sebring International Raceway. "Being a part of this national book project was really neat for me," said Fisher, who last week announced the formation of Sarah Fisher Racing. "I wrote in a diary as a kid and keep a notebook of my happenings for ESPN.com during the racing season. But with this project, it felt really personal and I felt comfortable sharing a bit more of what I was feeling." Without fanfare, Indy Racing League president of competition and operations Brian Barnhart introduced Al Unser Jr. as the sanctioning body's newest driver coach before the first day of an Open Test at Sebring International Raceway. No ovation. No speech. No problem. The two-time Indianapolis 500
champion is "here to help." Unser will share duties at the race circuits with
his father – four-time Indianapolis 500 titlist Al Unser – this season. Rick
Mears is the Indy Pro Series' driver coach. Along with Honda Accord Safety Car
driver Johnny Rutherford, rookies and veterans alike have a repository of
knowledge to tap. -4- 1928 - Frank Jones 1928-2005, music executive, born in Toronto, Canada. 1932 - Betty Jack Davis 1932-1953, one half of the legendary Davis Sisters, was born in Corbin, Kentucky. She and singing partner Mary Francis Penick a.k.a. Skeeter Davis met in High School and formed their act. In 1952 the girls appeared on numerous radio stations, including WJR in Detroit. They were signed to a recording contract by RCA Victor in 1953, and were scheduled to appear on the Grand Ole Opry. On August 1, 1953 the Davis Sisters appeared on the Wheeling Jamboree. On their way home they were involved in a car wreck in Cincinnati, Ohio, that took the life of Betty Jack Davis, and seriously injured Skeeter. Betty died as a result of her injuries on August 2, 1953, at the age of 21. Less than two weeks later the girls RCA single "I Forgot More That You'll Ever Know" hit the Billboard charts, and went to #1. The Cecil Null penned song remained on the charts for 26 weeks, 8 of those weeks at #1, however, Betty never knew. Betty Jack Davis was laid to rest at Highland Cemetery, in Fort Mitchell, Kentucky. 1934 - John Duffey 1934-1996, bluegrass singer, and mandolin player, of The Country Gentlemen, and later Seldom Seen, was born in Washington D.C. 1949 - Carroll Baker singer, songwriter, born in Port Medway, Nova Scotia, Canada. 1951 - Eddy Arnold's "There's Been a Change in Me" topped the charts. 1954 - Bill Chapman Bluegrass musician was born on this date. 1957 - Marty Robbins released "A White Sport Coat" b/w "Grown Up Tears." 1962 - Catherine Irwin of "Freakwater," born in New Haven, Connecticut. 1967 - Johnny Cash and June Carter's "Jackson," charted. 1968 - The Academy of Country Music Third Annual Awards Show was presented from the Century Plaza Hotel in Los Angeles. Awards presented this evening represent work product produced the previous year (1967). The winners: Female Vocalist Lynn Anderson; Male Vocalist Glen Campbell; Vocal Group Sons of the Pioneers; Vocal Duet Merle Haggard & Bonnie Owens; Song Of The Year "It's Such A Pretty World Today" Dale Noe songwriter; Album "Gentle on My Mind" Glen Campbell; Most Promising Female Vocalist Bobbie Gentry; Most Promising Male Vocalist Jerry Inman: Musician Category Best Fiddle player Billy Armstrong; Steel Guitar Red Rhodes; Keyboards Earl Ball; Bass Red Wooten; Guitar Jimmy Bryant; Drums Pee Wee Adams; Best Touring Band Buck Owens & the Buckaroos; Nightclub Palomino Club. Personal Observation: The CMA could learn a great deal from the ACM, if they had any interest at all in improving the method, and the reason, they honor people in Nashville. You CAN NOT ignore the songwriters, and the musicians and be a viable representative of the Country Music industry. Without those people there would not be any music. Money has always trumped common sense in Cashville. Build a house on that kind of foundation...and eventually your house will come tumbling down. Traditional Country Music R.I.P. 1969 - Tom T. Hall recorded "A Week In A Country Jail" b/w "Strawberry Farms." 1970 - Wanda Jackson and Sonny James were featured guests on "Hee Haw." 1970 - Johnny Cash's ABC-TV show featured guests Roger Miller, the Carter Family, Statler Brothers, and Carl Perkins. 1972 - Tom T. Hall and Susan Raye were featured guests on "Hee Haw." 1972 -Tammy Wynette's "Bedtime Story" was country music's #1 record. 1973 - The 15th Annual Grammy Awards were presented this evening in California. Winners in the Country Music category include: Female Vocal Donna Fargo "Happiest Girl in the Whole U.S.A." Male Vocal Charley Pride "Charley Pride Sing Heart Songs" album; Best Group or Duo The Statler Brothers "Class of '57"; Instrumental Performance Charlie McCoy; Best Song "Kiss An Angel Good Mornin'" songwriter Ben Peters; Best Gospel Performance Blackwood Brothers "Love." 1973 - Calvin Scott Stoneman 1932-1973, of the "Stoneman Family," died at age 40. 1975 - Cal Smith's MCA single "It's Time to Pay the Fiddler" was #1. 1975 - The First Annual People's Choice Awards were presented this evening from the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Los Angeles. Favorite Female Musical Performer "Olivia Newton-John; Favorite Male Musical Performer "Mac Davis." Other winners included John Wayne, Carol Burnett, Mary Tyler Moore and the Osmond Brothers. The 34 th Annual Show will be broadcast in 2008. 1978 - PBS televised the Grand Ole Opry live. This was the first time the show was ever presented live on television. 1980 - " Coal Miner's Daughter," the movie, premiered in Nashville. Loretta Lynn thought she was the worst dressed person to attend the event. 1981 - Mac Davis' Casablanca album "It's Hard to Be Humble" was certified Gold by the RIAA. 1983 - George Jones and Nancy Sepulveda were married in Woodville, Texas. This was the brightest day in the history of Classic Country Music. Thank You Nancy’?¶for giving our favorite singer back to us. 1984 - Toby Keith and wife Tricia were married. They have three children, and live on a horse ranch near Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. 1996 - Minnie Pearl, age 83, died from cancer in Nashville, Tennessee. Minnie joined the Grand Ole Opry in 1940, and was a cast member on the Hee Haw TV-Show. Inducted into the CMHF in 1975. This dear lady was laid to rest in Mount Hope Cemetery, Franklin, Tennessee. Minnie's absence from Music City left a tremendous void that will never be filled. 1999 - Eddie Dean 1907-1999, age 91, a.k.a. Edgar Dean Glosup singer, songwriter, and actor, wrote "I Dreamed Of A Hillbilly Heaven," died in Los Angeles, California. He was inducted into the Cowboy Hall of Fame 1993. Eddie Dean was laid to rest in Pierce Brothers Valley Oaks Memorial Park, in Westlake Village, California. 2003 - RCA released Lester Flatt "RCA Country Legends." 2004 - Brad Paisley was named the "Country Radio Broadcasters" Humanitarian of the Year. 2005 - The Chieftains performed with the Nashville Symphony at the Tennessee performing Arts Center the 4th-5th.
2005 - Larry Gatlin & The Gatlin Brothers were the featured artists at the Boulder Station Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada. 2005 - The Grand Ole Opry returned to the Grand Ole Opry House. No longer able to fill the seats at the much larger Opry House in the winter months, the show has moved back to the Ryman Auditorium every fall for the past few years. The new Pop-Rock style of country music featured at the Opry won't fill the seats anymore. Who wants to pay those high prices to see bald guys wearing cowboy hats, and girls wearing almost nothing, and all the time knowing, you're not going to hear much real country music once you get to your over priced seat. Country Music R.I.P. 2006 - Lyric Street Records newcomer Trent Tomlinson made his first guest appearance on the Grand Ole Opry. 2008 - Alan Jackson's next Arista Nashville album, "Good Time," is scheduled to be released. Also visit: Bill's "Rockabilly Country News & Views" PageCompiled by Bill Morrison - billmorrison2002@hotmail.com **** COUNTRY MUSIC NEWS **** IT’S ONLY MAKE BELIEVE … THE MAN … THE MUSIC … THE LEGEND … THE MUSICAL ABOUT CONWAY TWITTY ANNOUNCED March 3, 2008 - - IT’S ONLY MAKE BELIEVE – Is so much more than a tribute show to American Music Icon CONWAY TWITTY whose untimely death in 1993 left a void in the world of Country Music. IT’S ONLY MAKE BELIEVE is Conway Twitty’s story told through the eyes and heart of his children. It is a loving musical scrapbook of memories that is honest, touching, funny, heartbreaking and sincere. This production will be a musical journey of his heart, from humble beginnings to Rock and Roll Idol and all the way to a pure Country Legend. The musical production will be created and directed by Randy Johnson, produced by Conway Twitty United, and Executive Produced by Scott Welch Management. “I have listened to every recording that Conway Twitty ever released. I read, watched and listened to almost every interview he ever gave. Countless hours (and great meals) with the wonderful and gracious Twitty Family. I have come to know Conway Twitty in a rare, intimate, unique and extraordinary manner - I could almost feel his presence as I was writing the musical,” says creator and director Randy Johnson. “Conway Twitty is an American Musical Legend and at the same time a loving family man who never forgot his humble beginnings. That is the truth and that is the musical I have created. I am honored and grateful to be chosen as playwright and director of the new musical IT'S ONLY MAKE BELIEVE. It is a high point in my career.” IT’S ONLY MAKE BELIEVE will be touring across the country make stops at venues of all sizes, including Performing Arts Centers, state fairs, and theaters. The show will be exclusively booked through Buddy Lee Attractions in Nashville, Tennessee. “I am thrilled to be associated with an Icon in the entertainment world like Conway Twitty and this exceptional never seen or heard new Musical. I had the pleasure of knowing Conway and working with him on certain projects in the past, and it is a true honor to be working with his family along with Scott Welch and Randy Johnson,” says agent Tony Conway. “The Musical Play is an entertainment event comparable only to Conway’s extraordinary live performances. We are excitingly working on confirming the tour for the fall, and know this will be the ultimate experience for past and new Conway Twitty fans worldwide. No we are not related, but when asked I always say ‘I Wish’.” Visit www.conwaytwittymusical.com for additional information. Conway Twitty was an American Icon. He was a rock star, a country music legend and a loving father of four. Conway Twitty’s career began in Rock and Roll and landed squarely in the heart of America as the leading Country performer of his time with an all time record of 55 number one hits. Nashville Gears Up For 39th Annual Country Radio Seminar® Walk Up Registration Still Available/ Number of Tickets Still Available for Three Events (Nashville, Tennessee - March 3, 2008) Mayor Karl Dean has issued a proclamation declaring this week Country Radio Week. All eyes are now focused on Music City USA for the 39th Annual Country Radio Seminar (CRS) held downtown at the Nashville Convention Center (NCC). Tickets are still available for the Seminar and its related events. On site registration for the seminar is $700 and will be available for purchase in the lobby of the NCC after 12 noon on Tuesday. Over the span of the three days there will be 35 total panels. For a complete list of these panels, please visit www.crb.org. Special one day registrations will also be available. Registration for Thursday's Music Industry Town Meeting is $250 and Friday's Sales Day track registration (which includes the New Faces Show) is $350. There are still a limited amount of DJ/Radio Hall of Fame tickets available for $100. These can be purchased prior to the event on Tuesday night. The following is a summary of activities for the week: THE AGENDA - WEDNESDAY The most significant Agenda change this year is the re-structuring of the Wednesday, March 5, activities. The keynote address and opening ceremonies have moved from its traditional Thursday morning slot to Wednesday. This adjustment necessitated a change in the times of the Artist Radio Tape Sessions (ARTS) which will now be held from 8:45 to 9:50AM and 2:30-4:00PM. Wednesday morning will begin with Gerry House interviewing Garth Brooks on his life and career. This event is called Garth Brooks Up Close. Gerry will moderate a discussion and question and answer session with the audience. At the end of the Q&A, Garth will bring a Country Radio Programmer on stage to perform with him! For the first time ever, a lucky PD or MD will have the opportunity to sing with the top-selling solo artist in history. Following this event, the opening ceremonies commence at 11:00AM - 12:30PM. Two panels are scheduled on Wednesday afternoon: The Country Format through the PPM Lens (sponsored by Arbitron) and The Great Debate: To Test or Not To Test. Other events on Wednesday include music label showcases, KCRS-Live (sponsored by ASCAP), The Welcome Reception and the Music City Jam featuring Brad Paisley and guests (cosponsored by the Academy of Country Music and United Stations). THE AGENDA - THURSDAY Thursday has been designated as Music Industry Town Meeting Day at CRS-39. For a one day registration fee of $250, industry professionals can participate in a full day of activities commencing at 8 a.m. and featuring access to seventeen panels, a Sony/BMG sponsored luncheon featuring Keith Anderson and Montgomery Gentry, entrance to the BMI/Country Aircheck sponsored WCRS Live and access to the BMI sponsored Networking Hour, the Exhibit Areas and the 7 p.m. Wildhorse Saloon showcase which will feature a broad cross section of the finest talent in the country format. Thursday morning begins with The Power of Business In Espa?ol with Jose Cancela. Following up on the Edison Research study presented at CRS-38 on the relationship between Hispanic and country radio, this panel will examine the growing Hispanic demographic, debunk Hispanic stereotypes, and offer tips on marketing and programming to the Hispanic listener. Valerie Geller will then moderate Morning Show Marvels. Geller, author of Creating Powerful Radio (Getting, Keeping, and Growing Audiences) will discuss morning radio with drive-time winners Gerry House (WSIX-FM, Nashville), Big D & Bubba (Premiere Radio Networks), and Todd Pettengill (The Scott and Todd Show/ WPLJ, New York). Tristan Coopersmith of CAA, The Intelligence Group, will present Marketing to Gen X and Gen Y on Thursday afternoon. Coopersmith will profile the crucial 14-39 demographic and explain the best way to reach them in a shifting technological landscape. Thursday's panels include a small market track and the introduction of a new technology track. The technology track is comprised of: Bytes and Bagles (Tech 101), Growing Online, TXT-Texting as a Revenue Generator, and Boom or Bust: A Look at the Hot Tech Trends. The small market track includes: Small Market Superstars and Flex Your Promo Pecs. Other panels rounding out Thursday's lineup include several that follow up on issues raised during CRS-38. The issues include: This Is Not A Test - Severe Weather Coverage Part II, 60 Seconds: An Awesome Idea Every Minute and Morning Show Marvels. Thursday also features three music industry centered panels: The Charts and Beyond, I'm Just A Song: The Life of "Good Directions" and Research 101: Callout, Focus, and Music Tests. THE AGENDA - FRIDAY CRB, Inc.® has designated Friday, March 7, Radio Sales Day at CRS-39. Participants will learn about important topics that affect the country format such as PPM and how to increase sales. Any General Sales Manager, Local Sales Manager or Account Executive that is not making budget and wants to succeed in a difficult year will attend Radio Sales Day and leave with ideas that will help them succeed. The single day rate for Friday is $350.00. Friday kicks off a strong lineup with a research presentation from talent coach Valerie Geller showcasing her Creating Powerful Radio - Never Lost A Listener demonstration. Returning favorites include: Raising the Bar...No Holds Barred, The Sequel; The Life of a Legend Panel, Two Part Harmony: Making the Most of the Biggest Show in Town, and Extreme Networking (sponsored by Bullseye Marketing) Other panel highlights are Radio's New PPM World, Voicetracking: Make It Sound Live, What Women Want and Investing In Your Future: How Radio and Records Can Break An Act. Suggested events on Friday include the special Managers Breakfast (8:00-8:30 AM), The New Faces of Country Music Cocktail Reception (5:30-6:15 PM) and at an earlier time of 6:30 PM, the New Faces of Country Music Dinner and Show (co-sponsored by Country Music Association and R&R). TALENT In addition to Garth Brooks opening this year's seminar and Brad Paisley performing with special guests at the annual Music City Jam, three luncheons are scheduled. CRS 39's talent lineup for the sponsored lunches include Ashley Gearing and Rodney Atkins on Wednesday (Curb/Asylum); Keith Anderson and Montgomery Gentry on Thursday (SonyBMG); and newcomers Lady Antebellum and Emily West on Friday (Capitol Nashville). On Wednesday, KCRS Live! (sponsored by ASCAP) will feature acoustic performances by Dave Berg, Tony Mullins, LeAnn Rimes, Neil Thrasher, and Phil Vassar. On Thursday, WCRS Live! (cosponsored by BMI and Country Aircheck) will feature acoustic performances by Casey Beathard, Eric Church, Dean Dillon, and Jennifer Hanson. Friday's New Faces of Country Music show (sponsored by the CMA and R&R) will include performances by Luke Bryan, Jason Michael Carroll, Bucky Covington, Jake Owen, and Taylor Swift. The New Faces of Country Music Show TM (co-sponsored by Radio and Records and The Country Music Association) is one of the major highlights of the seminar each year. It includes 20-minute performances by five emerging artists that have achieved significant success at country radio during the qualification period. The participants are chosen by the country radio registrants who attended the Country Radio Seminar ® earlier this year. This year's votes were tallied by the Nashville based firm of Flood Bumstead McCready & McCarthy Inc. HALL OF FAME Several award recipients will be honored by the Country Radio Broadcasters at the Country Music DJ and Radio Hall of Fame Dinner and Awards Ceremony on Tuesday, March 4, 2008. Honorees include Bill Cody and Bob Robbins (Country Music DJ Hall of Fame Inductees), and Jaye Albright, Bobby Kraig and Michael Owens (Country Music Radio Hall Of Fame Inductees). Charlie Daniels will receive the Career Achievement Award and Mike Milom will receive the Presidents Award. A limited number of tickets are still available for the event, which is preceded by a cocktail party commencing at 5:30. The event will be held at the Renaissance Hotel Ballroom. Single tickets may be purchased for $100; while sponsored tables are $2000. Proceeds go to the DJ and Radio Hall of Fame. To purchase tickets, please contact the Country Radio Broadcasters at 615-327-4487 or visit www.crb.org. HARD TO BELIEVE Kenny Chesney Lowers Ticket Prices Country Music World Kenny Chesney is offering reduced-price tickets for his July 5th concert in Nashville, according to CMT.com. Several thousand seats in the "Shiftwork" section are $29.50 a piece. The section is named after his current single. The tickets went on sale over the weekend. Other artists performing with him in Nashville include Keith Urban, LeAnn Rimes, Gary Allan, Luke Bryan and Sammy Hagar. His Poets and Pirates tour opens mid-April in Connecticut. Conway Twitty's Children Sue Sony NASHVILLE, Tenn. Conway Twitty's children are suing Sony for a share of royalties and publishing copyrights for their dad's music. They claim that they didn't understand the agreement when Twitty sold his rights to Sony in 1990, three years before he died. But Twitty's widow disagrees with her stepchildren, saying they knew what they signed nearly 20 years ago. And she says their lawsuit dishonors their father's memory. A lawyer for Twitty's estate says the children could get more than $100,000 a year from the recordings if they were to get the copyrights back. Twitty had 40 number-1 hits in his career. John Rich - Talent Search NASHVILLE, Tenn. John Rich is looking for country music's next superstar. He's launching the "Get Rich Talent Search" at the end of the month at 12th and Porter in Nashville. MusicCityTV reports that Rich will choose 10 acts to compete for the top prize -- $300 and a chance to perform for some of Music Row's powerful decision makers. Rich says there's probably a kid parking cars somewhere who knows he's a superstar, but doesn't know the first thing about how to get there. People who want to know where to send their CDs, pictures and bios can e-mail GetRichTalentSearch gmail.com. Alan Jackson - New Album Cover Country Music World That's one of Alan Jackson's cars on the cover of his new album "Good Time." He's sitting in a '68 Charger with a familiar smirk on his face. In an interview on CMT.com, Jackson says the picture doesn't do the car justice, because you only see a piece of it. He says during the photo shoot, he told the photographer, "Man, why don't you back up and shoot the whole car so we can get a good shot?" Jackson says he wanted this album to have more of a big party feel to it, and he thinks the cover conveys that attitude pretty well. "Good Time" hits stores tomorrow and features his latest Top-5 hit, "Small Town Southern Man." Taylor Swift - Blender Magazine Cover Girl Country Music World Taylor Swift is going to be Blender magazine's cover girl this month. It's only the second time in the music magazine's history that a country artist has graced the cover. The other time was back in 2002, with a shot of LeAnn Rimes without a shirt on. Inside the magazine, there will be an in-depth profile of Swift and more original pictures. Exclusive behind-the-scenes footage from the Blender photo shoot will be online at Blender.com on March 11th -- the same day the issue hits stands. Family Tradition Exhibit Opening NASHVILLE, Tenn. A new exhibit honoring Hank Williams and Hank Williams Junior is opening this month at the Country Music Hall of Fame in Nashville. It's called "Family Tradition: The Williams Family Legacy." According to CMT.com, it will include Hank Williams' fiddle, his wedding invitation and notes saved from his funeral. Some of Hank Williams Junior's baby clothes will also be on display. Hank Williams Junior is scheduled to perform at the Hall of Fame on March 29th. The exhibit runs from March 28th through the end of next year. Bob Dylan Putting Together Hank Williams Tribute Album Country Music World Bob Dylan is putting together a Hank Williams album -- with all new songs. Jack White of the White Stripes tells MTV News that Dylan found 20-25 unfinished songs by Hank Williams with just the lyrics and no music. White says Dylan asked him if he would finish one of the songs. White says Dylan has also asked Willie Nelson, Alan Jackson and Lucinda Williams to finish some of the songs, too. **** Amy's Kitchen **** Disappearing Cream Cheese Croissants 2 cans Pillsbury Crescent Dinner Rolls 8 oz Philadelphia Cream Cheese (softened) 1/2 cup sugar Sugar/Cinnamon mixture (1/4 cup sugar with 1 T. Cinnamon) 1 stick melted butter or margarine Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Lightly spray a 9x13 inch pan with cooking spray. Gently unroll 1 can of crescents, keep sections joined, and press into bottom of pan. Cream together cream cheese and sugar by cooking in microwave for 45 seconds on high, then stir until smooth. Spread evenly on crescent layer. Layer second can of crescents over cream cheese. Sprinkle sugar/cinnamon mixture evenly on this layer. Melt butter in microwave for 1 minute at 50% power, then pour evenly on top. Bake at 375 degrees for 10 minutes. *this recipe was the grand prize winner in the St Louis Pillsbury Bake-Off
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