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May 22, 2013 Broadcast Music, Inc. recently presented Nashville songwriter Tom Douglas several "Million-Air" certificates at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum’s Poets and Prophets series honoring Douglas. During the Poets and Prophets program, which pays tribute to legendary country songwriters, BMI’s Clay Bradley presented Douglas with four "Million-Air" certificates for the songs “The House that Built Me” (one million performances),… View Photo

May 20, 2013 Tommy Cecil recently signed on as a BMI writer. Cecil, a Nashville-based singer/songwriter who writes for HoriPro Entertainment Group, recently played at the Key West Songwriters Festival. Pictured are (l-r): HoriPro’s Lee Krabel and Butch Baker, Tommy Cecil, and BMI’s Bradley Collins. View Photo

May 14, 2013 It was an emotional celebration at CMA’s Music Row offices Monday, May 13 as BMI honored the team behind Lee Brice’s No. 1 hit "I Drive Your Truck." Co-written by Jimmy Yeary, Connie Harrington, and Jessi Alexander, the song was inspired by the passing of U.S. Army Sergeant 1st class Jared Monti. Paul Monti, Jared’s father, was on hand to… View Photo

May 14, 2013 Lee Brice at the "I Drive Your Truck" No. 1 party. View Photo

May 14, 2013 Co-writer Connie Harrington and Paul Monti, father of US Army soldier Jared Monti, at the "I Drive Your Truck" No. 1 party. View Photo

May 14, 2013 This Music’s Rusty Gaston and co-writer Connie Harrington at the "I Drive Your Truck" No. 1 party. View Photo

May 14, 2013 Co-writer Connie Harrington and Paul Monti, father of US Army soldier Jared Monti, share an embrace at the “I Drive Your Truck” No. 1 party. View Photo

May 14, 2013 Co-writer Jimmy Yeary at the “I Drive Your Truck” No. 1 party. View Photo

May 14, 2013 Pictured at the “I Drive Your Truck” No. 1 party are (l-r): co-writers Jimmy Yeary and Connie Harrington; father of US Army soldier Jared Monti, Paul Monti; co-writer Jessi Alexander; and Lee Brice. View Photo

May 14, 2013 BMI and Big Machine Label Group staffers, along with additional Music Row friends, enjoyed the Thomas Rhett “Tailgate Bomb,” complete with ice-cold beer and inflatable palm trees. View Photo