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01/31/2003

• Urban Continues Voice Rest
• New Trophies for ACM
• Patty Griffin Headlines Ryman
• Johnny Cash: A Man for All Videos
• Flashback 50 Years Ago: Marty Robbins Joins Opry
• New Trophies for ACM

01/30/2003

• Up for Bid: Messina's Former Home
• Harris Serves as HRC Honorary Chair
• Skaggs Prepares Live Album
• Circle Remains Strong With Dirt Band's Friends

01/29/2003

• Small Labels Lead New Releases
• Nelson Tour Visits Landmark Venues
• Terri Clark Celebrates Personal Strength in Pain to Kill

01/28/2003

• HOT TALK: Dolly Harmonizes, Tracy Stays Put
• A Little Good News
• Unreleased Van Zandt Songs Discovered
• Carpenter Harmonizes With Cary
• Monroe and Presley on National Registry

01/27/2003

• McGraw Debuts One Band Show
• Alabama Tour Dates Announced
• Sara Evans Welcomes Daughter
• 20 Questions With Wynonna
• Wills and Chicks Continue Chart Reign

01/25/2003

• NASHVILLE SKYLINE: Fixing a Hole

01/24/2003

• Clay Walker Tees Off With Celebs
• New Banjo Aimed Toward Scruggs' Fans
• Aaron Lines Basks in His "Beautiful" Debut

01/23/2003

• Chambers Returns to U.S.
• Clark Packs Tootsie's
• Is Hayes Carll the Next Great Texas Songwriter?

01/22/2003

• Keith Urban Cancels Gigs, Rests Voice
• HOT TALK: Vince Wisecracks, Andy Dazzles

01/21/2003

• Chicks, Strait DVDs Among Future Releases
• Chesney Sees Green With Tour Kickoff
• Trace Adkins Completes Rehab Program
• Wariner at Texas Governor's Inaugural
• McGraw Will Provide Flameworthy Performance
• NASHVILLE SKYLINE: Elvis Country
• Aaron Lines Enjoys Big Chart Week

01/17/2003

• More Stars Tape Super Bowl Spots
• Dirt Band Sets Circle Special
• Vince Gill's Up All Night for Club Tour
• Nashville Honors Andy Griffith
• Clark, Other Canadians Lead New Releases

01/16/2003

• Hill to Provide Flameworthy Performance
• McGraw, Chicks and McBride Snag AMA Awards

01/15/2003

• Strait, Alabama Heading to Houston
• Trick Pony Vocalist Schedules Surgery
• Wanda Jackson in Studio

01/14/2003

• Twain to Host Junos
• Chesney Talks About "Big Star" on MWL Star
• HOT TALK: Cook Out, Hanson for Lunch

01/13/2003

• Emmylou Harris Among Sundance Performers
• Sawyer Brown Sign With Lyric Street
• Hill and Chicks Are People's Choice
• Dixie Chicks Return to Top of Chart
• NASHVILLE SKYLINE: The Grammy Puzzle
• Montgomery Gentry Bring the Cameras Backstage

01/10/2003

• McGraw Ad Debuts During Super Bowl
• Jessi Colter Plans New Album
• Celine Dion Records Same Song as Pinmonkey
• Elizabeth Cook's Album Steeped in Country

01/09/2003

• Twain Unveils "Up!" Video
• Joe Nichols Wasn't Expecting Grammy Nominations
• Clark Returns to Tootsie's
• Daniels Tees Off With Celeb Friends
• Folk Alliance to Award Ralph Stanley, Rev. Gary Davis, Sing Out!

01/08/2003

• Keith's Tour Resumes in Winnipeg
• Chicks Get Patriotic at Super Bowl
• Cagle in the Caymans
• WSM-AM/Nashville Cuts Staff
• Chicks, Jackson Get Four Grammy Nominations

01/07/2003

• Vassar Adds Two Tracks to American Child
• Krauss, Dirt Band Among 2002's Top 10 Bluegrass Albums
• HOT TALK: Fans Rock On and Mandolin Goes to Court

01/06/2003

• Vince Gill Joins "Hanks" for Musical Tribute
• Shania Set for Super Bowl Halftime
• Mark Wills Welcomes Daughter
• Curb Announces New Label
• Vince Gill Joins "Hanks" for Musical Tribute
• Kid Rock Visits Moorer's Club Gig
• Mark Wills Tops Country Singles Chart
• NASHVILLE SKYLINE: Goodbye 2002, Hello Lisa Marie
• Family, Friends, Fans Attend Williams Memorial Service

01/03/2003

• Country Stars Will Spin the Wheel
• Upstaged by the New Year, Chesney Still Has the Last Word
• Hank Jr.'s Opry Appearance Extends Family Traditions
• Country Record Sales Increase in Last Week of 2002
• "Breathe," "Dance" and Paisley Vie for Top Grammys

01/02/2003

• Tracks Finalized for Waylon Jennings Tribute
• Alabama Honored by AMA's Award of Merit
• Hank Williams: Songwriting Legacy Lives (Part 1 of 2)
• Driver Recalls Hank Williams' Last Ride (Part 2 of 2)
• CMT Explores Country's Most Shocking
• Jim McReynolds of Jim & Jesse, Dead at 75
• Country's Class of 2002: Five Artists Most Likely to Succeed