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07/31/2004

• It's the 22nd Time at No. 1 for Reba McEntire

07/30/2004

• Grascals Sign Record Deal, Will Back Parton
• 40 Years After His Death, Jim Reeves Remains a Superstar
• Grand Champion Film Set for National Release
• Jessi Colter, Shooter Jennings Attend Dukesfest

07/29/2004

• New Skaggs Album Due Sept. 28
• Rascal Flatts to Sing Anthem at Brickyard 400
• Loretta Lynn to Publish Country Cookbook
• NASHVILLE SKYLINE: Johnny Paycheck Gets His Tribute

07/28/2004

• Jackson, McBride Extend Tour
• Paisley, Evans Team for Passion-Inspired Duet
• Josh Gracin Hits Fast Lane With Debut Album
• Krauss, Tyminski to Host IBMAs
• Collin Raye Signs With Indie Label

07/27/2004

• Notorious Cherry Bombs: "Nothing to Live Up To"
• Brooks & Dunn to Play Camp Pendleton
• Paisley Treads Platinum Mud

07/26/2004

• McEntire's "Somebody" Breaks Record
• Notorious Cherry Bombs: Debut Album Finally Ignites (First of Two Parts)
• Montgomery Gentry to Cruise in November
• Clark, Yoakam Prepare Hits Packages
• Giblet Gravy
• CMT Hot Dish: Dinner With Andy Griggs

07/24/2004

• Jimmy Buffett Chills the Charts

07/23/2004

• Alecia Nugent, Louisiana's Own Emerging Bluegrass Star
• Toby Keith Launches Big Throwdown Tour
• Mark Chesnutt Bows Honky-Tonk Album
• Wilson's Debut Certified Double Platinum
• Maines Welcomes Second Son

07/22/2004

• Ronstadt Offered Return Aladdin Engagement
• Shaver to Celebrate his 65th With Austin Bash
• Jackson's New Album Due Sept. 7
• Opry Road Show Extended
• NASHVILLE SKYLINE: Are They Coming to Take You Away?
• Brooks & Dunn Celebrate Sales of 25 Million Albums

07/21/2004

• Nickel Creek Love the Music of Toad Singer
• Krauss' Oscar Dresses Up for Bid
• Bluegrass Box Coming in September
• Tony Joe White Enlists Lucinda Williams for New CD
• Carter Family Documentary Premieres

07/20/2004

• Joe Diffie Resurfaces With "Tougher Than Nails"
• Scruggs Accepts Hall of Fame Residency
• Kane & Welch, Snider Release New Studio Albums
• Ronstadt Kicked Out of Vegas Hotel After Casino Show

07/19/2004

• Twain, Chesney Among Top Ticket Sellers
• Notorious Cherry Bombs to Play Ryman
• "Redneck Woman" Spotlights Trend Already Underway
• CMT Hot Dish: Brad Paisley Has a Corvette for Daddy
• Chicken and Dressing Casserole

07/17/2004

• Brad Cotter, Jeff Foxworthy Debut in Top 10

07/16/2004

• Gram Parsons' Family and Friends Celebrate His Music
• McGraw Sets Billboard Chart Record
• Twain, Strait Among Year's Biggest Tours
• Wilson, Paisley Give Edge to CMT
• Allison Moorer, Buddy Miller, Other Artists at Awards Announcements

07/15/2004

• Loretta Lynn Earns Three Americana Nominations
• Ingram Returns for Second Year of Texas Festival
• Live ACL Festival Album Due July 27
• NASHVILLE SKYLINE: Are Big & Rich a Shape of Things to Come?

07/14/2004

• Alan Jackson Shoots New Video
• Keith to Open Eatery-Venue in Oklahoma City
• Wynonna to Start 20th Anniversary Tour in Wisconsin
• Chicago Tribune Recognizes No Depression
• Tres Chicas: Tight Harmonies, Pitiful Rehearsals

07/13/2004

• Urban Subs for Rascal Flatts in Hartford
• Stanley Compilation Due on Rebel Records
• Jimmy Buffett's License to Chill (Second of Two Parts)
• Let's Hear It for "Redneck Woman"

07/12/2004

• Restless Heart Reunite for New Album
• Chambers' Album Due in U.S. in September
• Kinleys to Release Album in August
• Chesnutt Plays for Republicans
• Jimmy Buffett Discusses License to Chill (First of Two Parts)
• World's Best Banana Pudding
• CMT Hot Dish: Hazel Smith Breaks New Ground

07/10/2004

• McGraw's "Live Like You Were Dying" Hits No. 1

07/09/2004

• Jackson to Film New Video at Opry House
• Chely Wright Auctions Her Cleaning Service
• Vincent to Celebrate Birthday, Film DVD
• Clay Walker to Sing at Home Run Derby
• Wynonna Reveals More Than What You'll See on Crossroads

07/08/2004

• McGraw Adding Concert Dates
• Parton to Release Live CD, DVD in September
• Tritt to Appear in Small-Town Horror Flick
• NASHVILLE SKYLINE: Dylan Country a Good Place to Be
• "Mayberry" Writer Celebrates His Hit With Friends

07/07/2004

• Wilson Committed to International McDonald's Diet
• Highway Named in Jackson's Honor
• Bush Sends McCoy to Philippines Inauguration
• Brad Cotter Takes the Show on the Road

07/06/2004

• Kenny Rogers' Wife Delivers Twin Sons
• Brad Cotter Releases Debut Album
• Wynonna, Heart Go Fishing
• 20 Questions With Emerson Drive
• Nelson, Haggard Converge at UFO Festival
• Stuart Gets Two-Day DUI Sentence

07/05/2004

• Meet Some Music Row Dogs and Nashville Cats

07/03/2004

• Charts: Toby Keith Hits Happy Hour

07/02/2004

• Celebrating a Golden Anniversary for Elvis
• Monroe Mandolin Dispute Scheduled for Trial
• Big & Rich Strike Gold With First Album
• Jimmy Buffett Video Debuts Wednesday
• Country Acts Celebrate July Fourth on the Road
• Vince Gill Featured in Ray Charles Tribute July 4 in Washington

07/01/2004

• Cherry Bombs Schedule TV Appearance
• Janette Carter Presented CMA Honor
• NASHVILLE SKYLINE: Is It Country or Mainstream? Or Both?