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Recent Phillip White Updates

Rascal Flatts Reaches ACM Summit with ‘I’m Movin’ On’

Rascal Flatts claimed two victories at the 38th Annual Academy Of Country Music Awards, held for the first time at the Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino in Las Vegas (5/21). The trio -- BMI-affiliated bassist/keyboardist Jay DeMarcus, and lead vocalist Gary LeVox and guitarist Joe Don Rooney -- earned the title Top Vocal Group and collected the Song of the Year…

From News, posted 5.22.03

Toby Keith and Trick Pony Lead ACM Race

BMI superstar Toby Keith led the list for the 38th Annual Academy Of Country Music Awards when final nominations were announced March 4 in Beverly Hills. Toby Keith Trick Pony Willie…

From News, posted 3.04.03

BMI Celebrates Country Music at Awards Ceremony

Performing rights organization BMI presented its annual Country Awards November 5, honoring the songwriters and publishers of the past year’s 50 most performed country songs. Ultimate honors went to Lonestar’s “I’m Already There” as Song of the Year, to Tom Shapiro and Troy Verges as Songwriters of the Year, and to Sony/ATV Music Publishing Nashville as Publisher of the Year. The BMI Country Awards --

From News, posted 11.05.02

Nashville Welcomes Dillon and Silverstein to Songwriters Hall of Fame

BMI Award-winners Dean Dillon and the late Shel Silverstein are the newest additions to the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame. Dillon and Silverstein, along with Bob Dylan, were inducted November 3 during annual ceremonies conducted by the Nashville Songwriters Foundation at Loews Vanderbilt Plaza Hotel in Nashville.

From News, posted 11.03.02

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