Photos

Sep 23, 2009 Dave Pahanish celebrates his first #1, Jimmy Wayne’s “Do You Believe Me Now,” at the NSAI’s annual World’s Largest #1 Party on Monday, September 21 in Nashville. Pictured are BMI’s Jody Williams, Pahanish, and BMI’s Clay Bradley. View Photo

Sep 10, 2009 Newly-formed publishing company Edith & Olive Music finished the last of their official paperwork at BMI Wednesday, September 9. Co-founded by Elisa Vazzana and Katie Williams, Edith & Olive recruited Nashville singer/songwriter Amanda Flynn to be the company’s flagship writer. Pictured are (front row) Edith & Olive’s Elisa Vazzana, Amanda Flynn and Katie Williams; (back row) BMI’s Perry Howard, Flynn's… View Photo

Sep 09, 2009 Irish singer/songwriter Ben Glover brings his songs to Nashville at BMI Buzz at the Basement on September 2. View Photo

Sep 09, 2009 Nashville’s own Edens Edge performs for a packed house at BMI Buzz at the Basement on September 2. View Photo

Sep 09, 2009 Texan Kacey Musgraves entertains the crowd with a story about her new Nashville neighbors at BMI Buzz at the Basement on September 2. View Photo

Sep 09, 2009 Pictured at BMI Buzz at the Basement on September 2 are BMI’s Beth Mason; Cherrill Green, Hannah Blaylock, and Dean Berner of Edens Edge; Kacey Musgraves; BMI’s Leslie Roberts; Ben Glover; and BMI’s Jody Williams. View Photo

Sep 03, 2009 Jim Rooney (center) and Dickey Lee (right) present the Leadership Music Dale Franklin Award to friend Allen Reynolds on Sunday, August 23 in Nashville. View Photo

Sep 03, 2009 As Dickey Lee and Jim Rooney proudly listen, Allen Reynolds thanks the crowd of Nashville music industry executives gathered to watch him receive the prestigious Leadership Music Dale Franklin Award on Sunday, August 23 in Nashville. View Photo

Sep 03, 2009 Allen Reynolds, Garth Brooks and Jim Foglesong each receive the Leadership Music Dale Franklin Award on Sunday, August 23 in Nashville. View Photo

Sep 01, 2009 During a concert at the Wildhorse Saloon sponsored by the Nashville Songwriters Association International (NSAI), BMI presented Charlie Daniels with several Million-Air certificates celebrating “The South’s Gonna Do It Again,” “In America” and “Drinking My Baby Goodbye,” which have each generated one million performances, and the Grammy Award-winning “The Devil Went Down to Georgia,” which has amassed more than four… View Photo