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10/31/2005

• IBMA Fan Fest Offers the Best in Bluegrass
• HOT DISH: Is Nicole Making Keith Jealous?
• Apple Salad

10/29/2005

• Martina McBride Tops Chart With Classic Country

10/28/2005

• IBMA's World of Bluegrass Comes to Nashville
• Yearwood, Currington Choose Their Broadway Tunes
• Toby Keith Among Oklahoma Hall of Fame Inductees
• George Jones Questions His Latest Gold Status
• CMT Hosts Pickin' Party
• IBMA Picks Cherryholmes as Entertainer of the Year

10/27/2005

• Big & Rich, Shaver Film Video for "Live Forever"
• Chesney Wins Billboard Touring Award for Top Package
• Set the VCR for Morgan, Little Big Town, Black
• NASHVILLE SKYLINE: Kathy Mattea's Got the Goods

10/26/2005

• Brooks to Perform During CMA's Tribute to LeDoux
• McBride, Yoakam Tape Cash Special for CBS
• Linda Hargrove Back With First Album Since 1987
• McGraw, Rascal Flatts, Urban Added to AMAs
• Montgomery Gentry's Latest Album Certified Platinum
• Jennings Never Got Used to Cameras for Shooter

10/25/2005

• Joe Nichols Releases III
• Rhett Akins to Release New Single on BNA
• Lee Ann Womack Premieres New Video
• 20 Questions With Billy Currington

10/24/2005

• Strait Announces Tour Dates
• Bon Jovi, Simon, Gandolfini Tapped for CMA Awards
• Adkins Raising Food Allergy Awareness
• McBride Does the Classics Proud in Chicago
• HOT DISH: Surviving Party Time in Nashville

10/22/2005

• Allan's Album Debut Is the Best He's Ever Had

10/21/2005

• Ray Price Exhibit to Open at Hall of Fame in August
• Gill, Ketchum to Play Brody's Benefit for Animals
• McBride, Rimes, Underwood to Perform Together
• 20 Questions With Sara Evans
• Bobby Bare Voted R.O.P.E.'s Top Entertainer

10/20/2005

• Yearwood's New Album Quickly Goes Gold
• Montgomery Gentry Film New Video in Iceland
• Evans Cuts Foot During Video Shoot
• Mike Dungan Named President of CMA Board
• "Mississippi Girl," Carusoe, Carnival Music Win Top SESAC Honors
• NASHVILLE SKYLINE: Gary Allan's Tough All Over

10/19/2005

• Daniels, Worley Set for Veteran's Day Festival in New York
• Wynonna, Black Participating in Hurricane Relief CD
• Diamond Rio Concert Raises $135K for Big Brothers Big Sisters
• BMI Honors "Live Like You Were Dying" and Charlie Daniels

10/18/2005

• Carrie Underwood Delivering Single, Filming Video
• Billy Currington Releases Second Album
• CMA Donating Archives to Museum of Television & Radio
• Vincent Featured in Photo Book of American Women
• CMT to Air NASCAR Specials Quarterly
• Chesney, Wiseman and Rich Honored at ASCAP Awards

10/17/2005

• McBride, Sugarland, Wilson to Perform on CMAs
• Koch Entertainment Closes Country Division
• Montgomery Gentry, Rimes to Play Sound and Speed Fest
• Five Members Welcomed to Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame
• HOT DISH: Female Artists Carry Country's Traditional Flame
• Banana Daiquiri

10/15/2005

• Evans, Cagle and Ragweed Debut in Country Top 10

10/14/2005

• Opry Celebrates 80th Anniversary
• Oak Ridge Boys Perform Before Bengals/Titans Game
• Montgomery Gentry, Phil Vassar Set for UAW-GM Quality 500
• Unreleased Chet Atkins Performance Featured on Pat Boone Album
• Little Big Town Score a Top 20 Single and Album

10/13/2005

• Big & Rich Working on Documentary of Vietnam Battle
• Hit Writers to Perform in New York Prior to CMAs
• Doc Watson Family Tradition to Be Reissued
• NASHVILLE SKYLINE: Merle Haggard Takes Another Musical Stand
• Miranda Lambert: Tour Diary (Part 3)

10/12/2005

• Rascal Flatts' Latest Certified Triple Platinum
• Tug McGraw Foundation Gala to Feature Warrens, Hot Apple Pie
• Moody Blues Will Attend Moody Bluegrass Concert
• Lonestar's Coming Home Emphasizes Band's Live Sound

10/11/2005

• Allan, Parton Release New Albums
• Patsy Cline Joins RIAA Diamond Club
• Rimes, Sugarland, Wilson Will Present at American Music Awards
• Sawyer Brown Still Rolling With 20th Album

10/10/2005

• CMA Announces 2005 Radio Award Winners
• CMA Awards Announces More Performers, Presenters
• New Garth Brooks Single Gets Warm Welcome From Radio
• LeDoux's 20 Greatest Hits Certified Platinum
• Second CMT Ultimate Country Home on Auction Block
• 20 Questions With Patty Loveless
• Sloppy Joes
• HOT DISH: Let's Just Let Chris Cagle Sing

10/08/2005

• Gretchen Wilson Does Just Fine on the Charts

10/07/2005

• Loretta Lynn Fractures Foot, Cancels Four Shows
• Martina McBride Previews New Album During CMT Concert Special
• Urban Cancels Concert Due to Voice Problems
• Josh Gracin Celebrates His First Gold Album
• Rogers to Sing at Neyland Stadium
• Leading Songwriters Featured in Nashville Ballet
• Cheese Ball

10/06/2005

• Randy Travis to Release Southern Gospel CD
• Paisley Presents Guitar to Hard Rock Café
• Worley's Hometown Event Raises $125,000
• NASHVILLE SKYLINE: Just What the Hell Is Country Music, Anyway?

10/05/2005

• Gretchen Wilson Debuts at Top of Pop Chart
• Garth Brooks Releases New Single to Radio
• Colter, Anderson to Lead Diabetes Fundraiser
• Wynonna Reflects in Coming Home to Myself
• On the Shelves: Books on Hank, Wynonna

10/04/2005

• Cagle Not the Biological Father of Girlfriend's Baby
• Chesney Tapped for ASCAP Voice of Music Award
• Doug Stone Jailed on Criminal Contempt of Court Charge
• Tour Bus Crashes Into Country Bar in Austin
• Faith Hill, John Rich Showered With Honors

10/03/2005

• Sambora Joins Paisley at L.A. Concert
• Miranda Lambert to Open Strait's 2006 Tour
• Neal McCoy Day Declared in Texas
• Clint Black Schedules TV Appearance for New Album
• Trick Pony Gallop In With Third Album
• HOT DISH: People, Us, Me, You and Kenny
• Sour Cream and Noodle Casserole

10/01/2005

• Montgomery Gentry Take Their Pride to the Top