If great country music is still built on a foundation of real-life stories and soul-deep family tradition, Stephen Cochran was born to the breed. With a Music Row pedigree, a soldier’s sense of purpose and a lifetime’s worth of stories, this singer/songwriter exploded onto the country music scene in 2007 with a critically acclaimed, self-titled debut album that captured the hearts of fans, critics and a lot of everyday heroes. Have a listen to this interview and lets make radio play the new single "Pieces" lets get the movement started!!!

ust like a fine wine, the Oak Ridge Boys are one musical act that seems to get only better with time. Their latest album, It’s Only Natural, has benefited from a marketing agreement with Cracker Barrel Old Country Store, and the album’s current single, “Whatcha Gonna Do,” has become their most played new single in quite some time. The legendary group made an appearance last week in Nashville at the Country Radio Seminar to promote the new music. “A lot of good people have come to town to promote their radio stations,” says Oaks tenor singer Joe Bonsall. “I think CRS is a magical thing. It’s still exciting to come out and talk with people about our new single and new album. It’s been a while since we’ve heard radio guys come up and tell us about playing the new music.” Have a listen......

Operation Blankets of Love (OBOL) is an award-winning non-profit 501(c)3 public charity. We collect, transport and distribute recycled and new pet-related items to comfort stray, sick, neglected and abused homeless animals in shelters, rescue groups, sanctuaries and foster groups. In addition, as an Emergency Response Team, we partner with those organizations to provide relief and comfort to animals that are displaced or endangered by catastrophe. Operation Blankets of Love is a Partner Service Provider for The American Red Cross of Santa Monica. Have a listen to this interview!

Marty McIntosh was born the son of a preacher man in Seymour Indiana, raised in a Christian home where both Mother and Father sang and played music, got his first guitar at the age of six and started writing his own songs. His love of Merle Haggard and later Keith Whitley introduced him to a new style of music and when he found Kenny Rodgers, John Mellancamp, David Frizzell, Elvis and the great Johnny Cash, young Marty knew what he wanted to do with his life, play, write and sing Country Music. In the summer of 2002 he made the big move to Nashville TN to follow his music dreams, where he worked hard to fulfill his writing and singing skills. His determination never to give up and his trust in God has gotten him where he is today. Marty has played with and opened shows for Ronnie McDowell, T.G.Sheppard, Razzy Bailey, Little Texas, Collin Raye and a host of other great artist and now its Marty’s turn, with the help of David Frizzell Marty is recording his first major session for Nashville America Records, the first single a great song called “The American Night” (written by Dennis Knutson and Roger Allan Wade) is being released to radio with a fun filled music video filmed on the beach in Gulf Shores Alabama complete with beautiful women and Harley Davidson motorcycles, a hard to beat combination …

"All I ever wanted to do was sing." Janie Fricke has gone from Indiana farm girl to internationally acclaimed recording artist throughout her career. She was born in South Whitley, Indiana, and raised on a 400-acre farm where her father taught her how to play guitar. From county fairs to corporate trade shows, live concerts, in recording studios, or before millions on television, Fricke's individual sound and performance personality has captivated audiences around the world. Have a listen to this interview...!!

“Everybody wants to find that song that hits the sweet spot, that is pretty much them, but everybody else, too. “I think I finally found that song!” – Neal McCoy Have a listen to this interview..

RODNEY'S NEW ALBUM TAKE A BACK ROAD HITS THE STREETS The brand new album from Rodney Atkins "Take A Back Road" is now available everywhere! Have a listen to this interview!!!

t’s only been a week since Steve Holy’s new album “Love Don’t Run” hit the stores. In addition to all the excitement surrounding the album, the single and music video have been gaining lots of attention. Have a listen to this interview!

Bucky Covington is a native of Rockingham, N.C., who grew up listening to country music and taught himself to play guitar after graduating from high school. He worked in his family's auto body shop during the week and started playing in clubs in the Carolinas on the weekends. He and his twin brother, Rocky, auditioned for American Idol, and Bucky was chosen as a finalist in the 2006 season. He placed eighth in the competition, and the exposure helped him connect with Sawyer Brown's management company. The band's lead singer, Mark Miller, produced Covington's studio sessions. Lyric Street Records will release his debut album in 2007.

Listen to Steve talk with Country Music Artist Jason Michael Carroll.

Hear Steve discuss the HOF ceremony Induction with the following artist: John Michael Montgomery, Jesse Keith Whitley, Lorrie Morgan, Eddie Montgomery, Steve Wariner,Crystal Gayle and Tom T. Hall.