The contest challenged over 200 choreographers and dance instructors across the globe to submit their own original line dance for Montgomery's single, "Mad Cowboy Disease."

Marshall received word that her entry was the winner when Montgomery personally called her on the phone to relay the good news.

"Receiving a personal phone call from John Michael Montgomery was unreal," said an excited Marshall. "I've always been a fan and remember when he started his career, so winning the 'Mad Cowboy Disease' contest is really special to me."

Marshall is a six-time United Country Western Dance Council award winner, including its first 'Female Super Star Champion Award' winner. She is currently retired from the UCWDC, but continues to choreograph dances for country music artists in Nashville.

Marco Club Connection and Stringtown Records partnered to develop the contest, which required participants to submit a video clip of the dance and a detailed description of the steps and counts.

"I have to admit there were some really innovative submissions," says Marco Club Connection's Venue Marketing Specialist Bobbe Morhiser. "It wasn't an easy decision, but Jamie's experience working with some of the musicians in Nashville probably pushed her routine over the top."

As winner of the contest, Marshall will receive a new Takamine Jasmine S33 acoustic guitar autographed by Montgomery. Marshall plans to donate the guitar to the 2009 Ft. Wayne Showdown silent auction. The Showdown is a three-day dance-a-thon in Ft. Wayne, Indiana that benefits a local charity each year. "Mad Cowboy Disease" is the first digital single from Montgomery's upcoming release, Time Flies, due out Oct. 14. His newest single, "If You Ever Went Away," is currently at radio.

Marshall's winning line dance and other submissions can be viewed at: www.myspace.com/marcoclubconnection
www.stringtownrecords.com
www.youtube.com/jmichaelmontgomery

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Off The Hillbilly Hook" will be the debut single from Trailer Choir. The song hits radio June 9, but will be available at digital retailers May 27. The trio will perform at Toby Keith's I Love This Bar & Grill in Harrah's Casino in Las Vegas in advance of the Academy of Country Music Awards, May 16.

Trailer Choir are Butter – the frontman and master of ceremonies, Big Vinny – a 400-pound singer/songwriter, and Crystal, a soulful Louisiana singer. The group is on Keith's current Big Dog Daddy Tour. The new single also will be in Keith's upcoming feature film "Beer For My Horses."

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He is now out promoting that album which is titled, "Take It All In". It features 12 original songs all written or co-written by Stillwell. He produced the new album with young and hot engineer Brian Kolb. Together they called in some of Nashville's A-list musicians to create the unique sound of "Take It All In". They tracked with only a five piece band, which gives "Take It All In" a very open and clean sound that showcases Stillwell's voice and his lyrics. With a great mixture of up-tempo, mid-tempo, and ballads, "Take It All In" tackles subjects ranging from love gained and lost, God and family, to party songs like "Moonshine". Dan Dougmore, whose credits include, James Taylor, Faith Hill, and Linda Rondstad, played steel, lap steel, electric guitar, and banjo on the album. Bruce Bouton (Garth Brooks) played dobro, steel and lap steel guitars, Chris Leuzinger (Garth Brooks) played electric guitar, Harry Stinson (Marty Stewart) and Perry Coleman (Faith Hill and Billy Joel) provided background vocals, Wanda Vic played mandolin and fiddle, Allison Prestwood and Kevin Grantt were on bass, Billy Panda played acoustic guitar, and Jon Gardner (Dixie Chicks) played drums.

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(Nashville, Tennessee – July 24th, 2008)  Adam Gregory made a recent stop at the Country Music Association to perform songs off his self-titled debut album on No Strings Attached/Midas Records.  Pictured left to right are Craig Bann (AristoMedia, Sr. VP Publicity/Video Promotion), Rob Dalton (Midas VP/Promotion & New Revolution co-owner), Adam Gregory, Tammy Genovese (CMA Chief Executive Officer), and Adam's manager Lawrence Mathis of Mathis Entertainment.

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