Country Photo Archive

Feb 09, 2012
Pictured celebrating at the “Tattoos on This Town” No. 1 party are co-writer Neil Thrasher, Jason Aldean, and co-writers Wendell Mobley and Michael Dulaney. View Photo

Feb 09, 2012
BMI celebrated the hard-working team behind Jason Aldean’s No. 1 “Tattoos on this Town” at Nashville’s Bound’ry on February 7. Written by Wendell Mobley, Michael Dulaney, and Neil Thrasher, the tune is Aldean’s eighth trip to the top of the charts. Thrasher and Dulaney also penned Aldean’s “Fly Over States,” which is currently flying up the charts. Pictured are producer Michael Knox, Thrasher, Aldean, Mobley, Dulaney, and BMI’s Clay Bradley. View Photo

Feb 09, 2012
Jason Aldean fields interviewers’ questions at the “Tattoos on This Town” No. 1 party. View Photo

Feb 09, 2012
Jason Aldean thanks his team at the “Tattoos on This Town” No. 1 party. View Photo

Feb 09, 2012
BMI’s Clay Bradley presents a special edition Takamine guitar to Michael Dulaney celebrating Dulaney’s first No. 1 as a BMI songwriter at the “Tattoos on This Town” No. 1 party. View Photo

Feb 08, 2012
Jessi Colter picked up BMI Million-Air Awards celebrating the million-plus performances of three of her late husband Waylon Jennings’ songs: “Rainy Day Woman,” “Good-Hearted Woman” and “Good Ol’ Boys.” “Rainy Day Woman,” written by Jennings alone, has earned more than one million performances, while “Good-Hearted Woman,” which Jennings wrote with Willie Nelson, has received more than three million. The iconic theme song for the popular television show The Dukes of Hazzard, “Good Ol’ Boys” has garnered more than two million performances. An award-winning BMI singer/songwriter herself, Jessi Colter was one of the few women to help shape the outlaw movement. Pictured are BMI’s Clay Bradley, Colter and BMI’s David Preston. View Photo

Feb 07, 2012
Sixteen-year-old singer/songwriter Jessica Farren recently joined BMI’s songwriting family. Jessica, who was selected for the 2011 Grammy Camp in New York last year, is the daughter of Grammy-winning songwriter/publisher/producer Chris Farren. Pictured are BMI’s Jody Williams and Leslie Roberts, Jessica Farren and Chris Farren. View Photo

Feb 07, 2012
BMI presented three Million-Air Awards to hit songwriter Thom McHugh on February 3 in Nashville. “Holdin’ Heaven” – Tracy Byrd’s first No. 1 in 1993 – has earned more than 3 million performances; Kenny Chesney’s “Don’t Happen Twice” has accrued more than 2 million; and Trace Adkins’ “More” has received more than 1 million. Pictured celebrating with the awards are BMI’s David Preston, McHugh, Parallel Entertainment’s Tim Hunze and BMI’s Clay Bradley. View Photo

Feb 02, 2012
Ryan Beaver performs “Under the Neons” at BMI in Nashville. View Photo

Feb 02, 2012
BMI invited singer/songwriter Ryan Beaver to perform a set of original songs on a sunny afternoon, January 31 in the organization’s Music Row lobby. Based in Austin, Texas, Beaver is currently on tour and co-writing while in Nashville. Pictured are BMI’s Penny Everhard, Ryan Beaver, and BMI’s Bradley Collins. View Photo

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