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09/30/2004

• Scruggs Completes Hall of Fame Residency
• Actor Corbett Seeks Big Music Career
• CMA Announces Broadcast Award Winners
• NASHVILLE SKYLINE: The Spirituality of Buddy Miller
• Loretta Lynn to Receive BMI Icon Honor
• McGraw Plans Nashville Screening of Friday Night Lights

09/29/2004

• Randy Travis Gets Hollywood Star
• Rascal Flatts Add Some Emotion to New Album's Optimism
• McGraw Reschedules Swampstock for Oct. 30
• Urban Announces More Tour Dates
• Opry Featured in Neiman Marcus Catalog
• Mavericks, Sawyer Brown Bring Music to Troops
• Brad Paisley Sells 5 Million Albums, Gets Three Guitars

09/28/2004

• Hill to Co-Headline Hollywood Gala
• Rascal Flatts Discuss Third Album Feels Like Today
• Skaggs, Vassar, Mavericks Release New Albums
• McGraw Performance to Open CMAs

09/27/2004

• 20 Questions With Mark Chesnutt
• Tritt Assists in Hurricane Relief Efforts
• HOT DISH: Me and Charlie Sheen and Ellen DeGeneres
• Cheddar Burgers

09/25/2004

• Tim McGraw's Album Returns to No. 1
• Steve Earle Presented Americana Free Speech Award

09/24/2004

• Faith Hill Presented Sheltering Hand Award
• Vote for Change Concert to Be Televised
• Hurricane Relief Benefit Scheduled in Nashville
• Ray Price Undergoes Heart Surgery
• A Conversation With Todd Snider
• Wilson, Big & Rich Announce Tour Dates

09/23/2004

• Americana Conference Begins in Nashville
• Haggard Cancels Tour Dates
• Ray Price Hospitalized in Houston
• NASHVILLE SKYLINE: Bluegrass Rules
• Singer-Songwriter Roy Drusky Dead at 74
• ASCAP Fetes Writers of Terri Clark's "Girls Lie Too"
• Nashville Grammy Group Celebrates Its 40th Year

09/22/2004

• Skeeter Davis Memorial Services Held at Ryman
• Cat Stevens Had Scheduled Nashville Session
• George Hamilton IV Receives British Award
• Cash Musical Headed to Broadway
• Urban's First Headlining Tour Follows Album Release
• Jamie Foxx Shines in Ray Charles Film

09/21/2004

• Keith Urban Delivers a New Album
• Jackson, Chesney, Wilson to Perform at CMAs
• Lynn's Van Lear Rose on Shortlist
• Chesnutt, Robison, Miller Release New Albums

09/20/2004

• Chesney, McBride Make Oprah Appearance
• Nelson and Friends Bring Farm Aid Concert to Pacific Northwest
• Keith to Speak at Country Radio Seminar
• Chesney, Keith, Wilson Set for American Music Awards
• Okra and Tomatoes
• HOT DISH: Kenny's Fans Take Over Nashville

09/19/2004

• Grand Ole Opry's Skeeter Davis Dead at 72

09/18/2004

• Jackson Replaces McGraw at No. 1 on Billboard 200

09/17/2004

• Beautiful Dreamer Toasts America's Pioneering Songwriter
• McGraw Takes Intense Turn in Friday Night Lights
• Ricky Skaggs Introduces New Album
• Gill, Deaton Honored by CMA
• Musicians Gathering for Farm Aid This Weekend
• Cash Auction Raises Almost $4 Million

09/16/2004

• George Jones Celebrated at PBS Taping
• Sawyer Brown to Film Video With Randolph
• Toby Keith Continues Roadhouse Plans
• NASHVILLE SKYLINE: "I Saw the Light" -- A Country Music Beacon?

09/15/2004

• Dixie Chicks Track on Fahrenheit 9/11 Album
• Johnny Cash's Grammy Sells for $160,000
• Alan Jackson's New Album Tops Pop Chart
• Kenny Buttrey Memorial Service Scheduled
• Jedd Hughes: Getting By With a Little Help From His Friends

09/14/2004

• Hurricane Prompts Postponement of McGraw's Swampstock
• Dixie Chicks Will Perform at Vote for Change Finale
• Joan Rivers Hosts CMT's Done Me Wrong Songs
• Kasey Chambers: Hot but Not Bothered
• American Music Award Nominees Announced
• Jessica Simpson Cast as Daisy Duke
• Parton, Clement, Chambers Release New Albums
• Twitty, Jackson Nominated for Rock Hall
• Keith, Twain, B&D to Perform at CMA Awards
• Carolyn Dawn Johnson Scores Four Canadian Country Awards

09/13/2004

• Rimes Announces Holiday Symphonic Tour
• Chesney Awarded at Tour Finale in Nashville
• Nichols Photographed for Life
• Finally, Melonie Cannon Has Her Own Album
• Nashville Drummer Kenny Buttrey Dead at 59
• Fried Corn
• HOT DISH: Martina and Gretchen in South Dakota

09/11/2004

• Urban's "Days Go By" Hits No. 1

09/10/2004

• McBride to Play Madison Square Garden With Celine Dion
• Stanley Museum to Open Oct. 16
• Twitty Hit Writer, L. E. White, Dead At 74
• Guitar String Innovator Ernie Ball Dies
• The Warren Brothers Are Famous ... Sort Of
• Nelson and Former President Tape a Plains Tribute

09/09/2004

• Parton Announces Tour Dates
• All-Star Bluegrass Celebration Due on CD, DVD
• NASHVILLE SKYLINE: Will You Miss Me When I'm Gone?
• Chesney, McEntire Scheduled for Ray Charles Tribute

09/08/2004

• Randy Travis to Get Star on Hollywood Walk
• Lewis, Williams, Earle Added to Farm Aid 2004
• Keith Performs Prior to NFL Season Opener
• Mavis Staples Will Sing at Americana Honors Show
• Earl Scruggs Gives Hall of Fame Performance
• Outlaw Tribute Concert Spans a Wide Musical Horizon

09/07/2004

• Rimes Writes Second Children's Book
• Gracin Completes Military Service
• Jackson in New York for TV Appearances
• Creager, Ringenberg Release New Albums
• Coming Soon: Books on Johnny Cash, Ray Charles, Les Paul

09/06/2004

• HOT DISH: McGraw/Hill Continue to Grow and Prosper
• Stewed Tomatoes

09/04/2004

• Terri Clark Notches First No. 1 Since 1998
• CMT Invites Public to Free Television Taping on Sept. 7 Featuring the CMT Outlaws

09/03/2004

• Alan Jackson Talks to CMT Insider
• Jackson Signs Nephew's Duo to His Label
• Jennifer Hanson to Judge Miss America

09/02/2004

• Sara Evans Says President "Born to Fly"
• NASHVILLE SKYLINE: New Biography Traces Johnny Cash
• Hank Williams Jr. Heads List at CMT Outlaws Concert
• McGraw on Cover of Men's Journal
• Belmont University to Honor Turner
• Mountain Heart to Play South America
• Yoakam Sued by His Bandleader-Producer

09/01/2004

• McGraw's New Album Goes to No. 1
• Keith, Wilson to Sing at Canadian CMAs
• Arista Records Signs Keith Anderson
• Steve Earle Launches Anti-War Album