I Surrender All by Buddy Jewell

Buddy Jewell has created a beautiful country album with a spiritual theme as well as a gospel album with a country theme. I Surrender All is the fourth self-produced album by Buddy and it grew out of a simple request that Buddy’s Mama Jewell asked of her son. She requested he make an album of some of her favorite gospel songs and the project began. “My mother Eva had asked me on several occasions to record a few gospel songs for her,” says Jewell. “Over the years, several friends and fans have suggested that I do so as well. So, in November of 2010, I began the process of putting this record together. It’s a collection of spiritual songs, some from the past, some from the present, and all from my heart.”

Jewell goes on to say “Recording this album almost felt like a homecoming for me,” says Jewell. “These songs are familiar and comfortable. Somehow going back to my roots, to the messages and scriptures that have made me who I am, is opening doors and windows I never imagined possible. What was meant as a gift for my mother has truly turned into a blessing for me.”

The album is beautiful and emotionally energized. I suggest whether you are a country music fan, Buddy Jewell fan, or a gospel fan, buy the album. You won’t be disappointed.

I Surrender All by Buddy Jewell

1. I Surrender All

2. Hell Bent and Heaven Bound

3. Somebody Who Would Die For You

4. At Calvary

5. Jesus, Elvis and Me

6. When Mama Prayed

7. You’ll Find Your Way

8. At The Cross

9. There Is Power In The Blood

10. When I’m Good and Gone

Source: Pam Stadel, Digital Rodeo

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The remake of Footloose has given some great publicity for Country Line Dancing and Country Dance Clubs all over the nation, similar to what the movie Urban Cowboy did for Country Clubs in the early ’80s.

Levi Hubbard and Starla Rodgers of California choreographed a line dance to the original Footloose song from 1984. Now, in 2011, the line dance is coming back to the hardwood as clubs are spinning the new version of the movie’s theme song by Blake Shelton.

Footloose
Choreographed by Levi J. Hubbard & Starla Rodgers
Description:32 count, 4 wall, beginner/intermediate line dance
Music: Footloose by Blake Shelton or Kenny Loggins

VINE (RIGHT), VINE (LEFT)
1-4 Vine right, touch left together
5-8 Vine left, touch right together

ANGLE STEPS WITH TOUCHES (8 COUNTS)
9-1 Step right forward at an angle, touch left together, step left backward at an angle, touch right together
13-16 Step right backward at an angle, touch left together, step left forward at an angle, right touch together

HEEL SPLITS TWICE, DOUBLE HEEL, DOUBLE TOE
17-20 Split heels apart, bring back to center, split heels apart, bring back to center
21-24 Touch right heel forward, touch right heel forward, tap right toe backward, tap right toe backward

HEEL & HEEL & DOUBLE HEEL, TOE TOUCH, SIDE TOUCH, “SLAPPIN LEATHER” ¼ TURN LEFT
25 Touch right heel forward
&26 Step right together, touch left heel forward
&27 Step left together, touch right heel forward
28-30 Touch right heel forward, touch right toe back, touch right toe out to side
31 Kick right foot up in front of left leg and slap the heel of foot with your left hand
32 Kick right foot behind you slapping heel of foot with your right hand at the same time making ¼ turn left

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Her & Kings County “White Trash”

Biography
“When you think of country music, New York City probably doesn’t come to mind. But the big apple always had a great country music scene and HER & Kings County are living proof. Their potent blend of NYC attitude and southern rock has made them a NYC must see. As you already know, they’re ready for the big time.” – CMT

Country/Rock
Members
Monique Staffile – Lead Vocals, Acoustic Guitar,
Caleb Sherman – Guitar, Pedal Steel, Banjo, Dobro, Lap Steel and Bg Vocals
Justin Sherman – Rhythm Guitar and Bg Vocals
A Wonder – Lead Guitar
Brother Love – Drums, BG Vocals
Frank Gagliardi – Bass Guitar, and Bg Vocals
Hometown
Brooklyn, NY
Record Label
WMG Warner Bros./ Elektra

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General Manager
Average Joes ent. (Lex Lipsitz) Lex@Averagejoesent.com
Booking Agent
Creative Artists Agency – http://caatouring.com/
Press Contact
Jensen.Arrowsmith@wmg.com, Lex@Averagejoesent.com
Artists We Also Like
AC/DC, Kid Rock, Little Big Town
Website
http://www.HERandKingsCounty.com

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Blake Shelton “Footloose”

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Big & Rich “Fake ID” Ft. Gretchen Wilson

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Jana Kramer “Let’s Hear It For The Boy”

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Writer/Director Craig Brewer (”Hustle & Flow,” “Black Snake Moan”) delivers a new take of the beloved 1984 classic film, “Footloose.” Ren MacCormack (played by newcomer Kenny Wormald) is transplanted from Boston to the small southern town of Bomont where he experiences a heavy dose of culture shock. A few years prior, the community was rocked by a tragic accident that killed five teenagers after a night out and Bomont’s local councilmen and the beloved Reverend Shaw Moore (Dennis Quaid) responded by implementing ordinances that prohibit loud music and dancing. Not one to bow to the status quo, Ren challenges the ban, revitalizing the town and falling in love with the minister’s troubled daughter Ariel (Julianne Hough) in the process.

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Nashville, TN (Oct. 5, 2011) — Toolpusher recording artist Jason Sturgeon has reached a career milestone along with Yallwire. The new artist’s music video “The Cover” has had a staggering 19,000 views its first week alone on the site!! The largest video debut Yallwire has ever had in the history of their business and is #1 in the Top Y’allturnative category and #3 on Yallwire’s overall chart!

Click here to check out the video!

“We have watched Jason Sturgeon’s career take off this past year in the Yallwire office. So it has been an adventure this past week watching his premiered video ‘The Cover,’ be such a success with the Yallwire audience. I think fans can relate to Sturgeon’s story and appreciate him for telling it,” says Kristi Lee, Programming & Promotions/Yallwire.

“I’m so excited that folks are tuning in to Yallwire and finding my video. It’s especially gratifying to me because this song is true, it’s about my life and who I am,” says Sturgeon.

Jason is a REAL artist with a no holds barred approach to his life and music. He tells it like it is and is unabashedly honest in the way he conducts his music business and his non-conformity seems to be working for him with consumers. He’s making new fans every day and this impressive video premiere is proof positive.

To see what everyone is talking about please visit www.yallwire.com

www.jasonsturgeonmusic.com

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