RUSTIE BLUE RELEASES “THE DEVIL MAY CARE”

Rustie Blue has released the second single off of her Chip Chip album: “The Devil May Care.” This upbeat, traditional country song is a sassy tune about a relationship gone bad. ?The Devil May Care? was written by written by Becky Hobbs (?Angels Among Us?), Don Goodman, and Craig Karp. Co-writer Hobbs says?Rustie’s new album sounds terrific! She sings the fire out of the Devil May Care.? It can be found on CDX #365 track 15, Mark Trail Music compilation #10, and on the April CHi Hotdisc Europe.

Rustie Blue and Bill Anderson teamed up to record ?Chip Chip? in the Sony studio just days before Rustie left for Australia. “Chip Chip” the single was released to radio in early August 2004, and became the title track to Rustie’s third album, released in mid-October. Rustie Blue and Bill Anderson have been nominated for the Vocal Collaboration of the Year for ?Chip Chip? in the 2005 European CMA Awards Choice! To cast your vote, please visit –
www.europeancma.com/awards_2005.htm Voting ends March 31, 2005.

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As reported by Nashville’s Tennessean newspaper, according Tyler and fellow contests Jenny Farrel and Justin David, producers of the show baited them with questions and edited footage to create what appeared to be an argumentative meeting between younger and older contestants. In a statement to the Tennessean, producers of the show call the allegations “unfounded.”

To read Tyler’s statement, visit TamikaTyler.com.

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The event will also feature Cowboy Troy’s first solo industry performance and a special acoustic set by Mindy Smith. This will be the fourth and final stop of the Napster To Go Caf? tour, which also included visits to New York, NY; Austin, TX and Los Angeles, CA. The event takes place at Jackson?s on 21st Ave S on April 4th from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.

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For more information, visit Tennessean.com

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Parson also said there could be advantages to sharing content with Sirius.

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The Midnight Jamboree?s legacy has attracted Fox News Channel producers, who will be covering this Nashville landmark while filming the hot spots in Music City.

As one of the longest-running radio shows in the nation, second only to the Grand Ole Opry, the Midnight Jamboree was originated to offer new artists a chance to be heard on the radio. Today, that tradition continues with performances each week, broadcast live from Ernest Tubb’s Record Shop.

For additional information on this week’s program, visit etrecordshop.com.

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