Country Photo Archive
Pictured at the “Don’t Ya” No. 1 party in Nashville are (l-r): Warner Music Nashville’s Scott Hendricks, Brett Eldredge and Warner Music Nashville’s John Esposito. View Photo
Brett Eldredge at the “Don’t Ya” No. 1 party in Nashville. View Photo
Broadcast Music, Inc. toasted the team behind Brett Eldredge’s No. 1 smash “Don’t Ya” at Nashville’s Cabana. “Don’t Ya” marked the first trip to the top of the charts for Eldredge, who also celebrated a recent CMA New Artist of the Year nomination. Pictured are (l-r): BMI’s Bradley Collins, co-writer Chris DeStefano, Brett Eldredge, co-writer Ashley Gorley and BMI’s Jody… View Photo
Pictured at the “Don’t Ya” No. 1 party in Nashville are (l-r): co-writer Chris DeStefano, Brett Eldredge and co-writer Ashley Gorley. View Photo
Broadcast Music, Inc. celebrated Carrie Underwood and the team behind her latest smash hit, "See You Again," this past week at the Country Music Association's office in Nashville. Co-written by David Hodges and Hillary Lindsey, the song marks Underwood's ninth No.1 as a songwriter and eighteenth overall, Hodges' first and Lindsey's twelfth. Featured in the photo are (l-r): BMI's Jody… View Photo
BMI's Jody Williams presents (l-r) Carrie Underwood, Hillary Lindsey and David Hodges with their commemorative BMI cups, lauding the success of "See You Again." Hodges, as it was his first No. 1 as a songwriter, also received the traditional BMI black acoustic guitar. View Photo
Adorned in CMA No. 1 medallions, co-writers of “See You Again,” David Hodges, Carrie Underwood and Hillary Lindsey, come together for a photo after presentations conclude. Co-writer Luke Laird at the “Beat This Summer” No. 1 party on August 20, 2013, in Nashville. View Photo
2013 BMI Icon Dean Dillon at the 1992 BMI Country Awards where he won for “Is It Raining At Your House” and “If I Know Me” which garnered more than 1 million and 2 million performances respectively. Pictured L-R: BMI’s Roger Sovine, Dean Dillon, BMI’s Frances Preston, Paul Worley, and Walter Campbell. View Photo
2013 BMI Icon Dean Dillon at the 1996 BMI Country Awards where he won for “Darned if I Don't (Danged if I Do)” and “I’ll Never Forgive My Heart.” Both songs have had more than 1 million performances each. Pictured L-R: Mike Whelan, Ronnie Dunn, Dean Dillon, BMI’s Frances Preston, Marty Rayburn, Troy Tomlinson, and BMI’s Roger Sovine. View Photo
2013 BMI Icon Dean Dillon at the 2006 BMI Country Awards where he won for “She Let Herself Go” which has had more than 2 million performances. Pictured L-R: BMI’s Jody Williams, Mike Whelan, Troy Tomlinson, Dean Dillon, and BMI’s Del Bryant. View Photo
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