"The only thing we take seriously is the music," Keith says. "That’s
our motto." Keith is the first signing to the label, which resulted
from his desire to exercise complete creative control over his career.
His next album is Show Dog’s first release.

Universal Music Group will handle distribution for the new label. 

"I’ve worked with UMG Distribution my whole career and they’ve always
done a great job," says Keith, who’s sold 25 million albums to date.
"The DreamWorks promotion staff really worked hard over the last five
years and I appreciate all their efforts. Country radio, too, has been
very good to me and I look forward to working with them as we get Show
Dog rolling."

Keith, who’s single "As Good As I Once Was" has been #1 on the country
singles chart for six weeks and who absolutely dominated the country
album charts this summer with two albums in the top 10, now joins his
third label, following stints on Mercury and most recently DreamWorks.

The ‘Show Dog’ umbrella will house Show Dog Records as well as Big
Machine Records, headed by former Dreamworks VP of Promotion, Scott
Borchetta.  While A&R duties will fall to Keith and Borchetta
separately, all other staff will be shared by the two labels.  Keith
and Borchetta have assembled an all-star staff of industry veterans
which will begin promoting Keith’s new single, "Big Blue Note,"
immediately.

During a radio convention in Nashville earlier this year, Keith
revealed he was planning a label with the cajones to put music before
business. Now he’s putting his money and career where his mouth is.
How’s that for Tijuana Brass?

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* Clear Channel-Alexandria is hosting drive to benefit young victims of
Katrina. The station group will collect diapers, formula and
clothing to send to the devastated region.

* Clear Channel Radio-Portland’s KKCW is dedicating
a minimum of $20,000 in PSA airtime to Feed the Children and the
American Red Cross to benefit hurricane victims. KRVO will
provide an equal amount of PSA support for Northwest Medical Teams, a
local organization of medical personnel who are traveling to the
devastated region.

* Clear Channel’s Reid Mullins of KTOK directs his
listeners to www.stormaid.com for information on donating/helping
Katrina victims.

* Clear Channel Radio-Los Angeles has provided
banner ads and links on all station websites to give listeners donation
information and updated information from the American Red Cross.

* Clear Channel-Ann Arbor donates air time for 340
public service announcements which will air on four stations.

* Clear Channel Radio-Santa Rosa has produced a
public service announcement and web link to encourage donations for the
American Red Cross.

* Clear Channel radio station KKMY took early action
on behalf of those in the path of Katrina, airing shelter site
locations and directions. They are also working to collect
monetary donations for the American Red Cross.

* Clear Channel Radio-Philadelphia steps up with
promotional support for Hurricane Katrina’s victims. The group
has promoted the need to help the Red Cross and is collecting
much-needed supplies including flashlights and batteries.

* Clear Channel-Pittsburgh is promoting hurricane relief efforts through all station websites.

* Clear Channel’s KLVI, KCOL, KYKR, KKMY and KIOC
are fully involved in helping those displaced by Hurricane
Katrina. KLVI is THE information hub being utilized by the
Louisiana Highway Department and the Louisiana Office of Emergency
Management.

* Clear Channel-Albany supports Hurricane Katrina
relief efforts through all station websites and live, on-air remotes.

* Clear Channel Radio-Grand Rapids has teamed up
with local NBC and ABC affiliates to sponsor, "Hurrocane Katrina:
West Michigan Responds". They hope to raise $10,000 to benefit
hurricane victims.

* Clear Channel-Roanoke/Lynchburg, in conjunction
with the American Red Cross, is collecting a semi-truck full of
drinking water to aid Hurricane Katrina victims.

* Clear Channel-Tulsa has teamed up with Feed the
Children to collect food and supplies for Katrina victims. Clear
Channel radio and television stations are staffing live remotes to
promote the drive.

* Clear Channel-Harrisburg radio and television
stations are running customized PSA’s promoting local Red Cross
information. The stations are also featuring local Red Cross
volunteers as they are dispatched to help flood victims.

* Clear Channel Television-Syracuse is hosting a
telethon in conjunction with the Syracuse chapter of the American Red
Cross. Clear Channel Radio stations will provide promotional
support for the telethon.

* Clear Channel Radio-Atlanta has teamed up with the
Atlanta Braves to raise much-needed funds for Hurricane Katrina
victims. Station websites are promoting Red Cross relief efforts.

* Clear Channel-Little Rock aids Hurricane Katrina
victims with two semi-trucks filled with generous donations from local
citizens.

* Clear Channel Outdoor-Milwaukee installs billboards to promote assistance for hurricane victims.

* Clear Channel Television-Jacksonville steps up to
collect donations and promote support needed for hurricane relief
efforts.

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The guys join Honorary Co-Chairs Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen, Adrien
Brody, Tommy Hilfiger, Tobey Maguire, Gwyneth Paltrow, Rob Thomas,
Reese Witherspoon and numerous others to support this great
cause.  In the past, the Celebrity Jeans auction has raised tens
of thousands of dollars for research continuation and better
treatments.  Their involvement is certainly "Something To Be Proud
Of."  Their fast rising current single has reached the Top Ten on
both the Billboard and R&R radio charts.

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The Dallas Morning News’ Mario Tarradell noted in a recent article that
"the success of the Van Zant duo’s song ["Help Somebody"] and its
accompanying album, Get Right With the Man, is the most recent proof
that Southern rock, once an integral part of the American rock scene,
is now more popular and accepted in country music circles."  
Blurring the lines between country and rock is nothing new, its just
the sound that the brothers have had in them since the
beginning.   In a previous interview, Johnny has said, "We’re
not trying to jump on any kind of bandwagon or anything.  We’re
just being ourselves with this CD.  If Skynyrd came out today it
would be right there on country radio."

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After taping the show, Miranda flys to New York to help the CMA
announce the final nominees for "The 39th Annual CMA Awards." 
Miranda will join Blue County to announce the finalists for the CMA
Broadcast Awards, which recognize the country radio stations and
broadcast personalities of the year.

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While in New York, Jon will tape A&E’s Breakfast with the Arts to air at a later date.
 
Has there ever been a time when you’ve thought "I Shouldn’t Do
This?"   Jon Randall’s single tells a beautiful tale of
adultery and regret with guest vocalist Patty Loveless.  Now, you
can benefit from your mistakes.  Visit www.ishouldntdothis.com and
register to win a flyaway to Las Vegas for the 2006 ACM Awards. 
The package includes 3 days at Mandalay Bay, ACM Awards tickets and
enough cool extras to ask "why shouldn’t I do this?".

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