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Apr 02, 2010 Pictured performing at the Tin Pan South BMI showcase on March 31 are Brett Eldredge, Scotty Emerick, Dallas Davidson, and James T. Slater. View Photo

Apr 02, 2010 As part of NSAI’s Tin Pan South songwriters’ festival, BMI sponsored a showcase at the Hard Rock Café on March 31 featuring a stacked lineup of country hit-makers including James T. Slater, Scotty Emerick, Brett Eldredge, and Dallas Davidson. The festival takes place at various venues across downtown Nashville and runs from March 30 through April 3. Pictured are Brett… View Photo

Mar 31, 2010 Dallas Davidson thanks his supporters during the “That’s How Country Boys Roll” #1 party at BMI. View Photo

Mar 31, 2010 BMI’s Clay Bradley salutes Billy Currington during the “That’s How Country Boys Roll” #1 party at BMI. View Photo

Mar 31, 2010 On Monday, March 29, BMI celebrated yet another #1 song co-penned by Dallas Davidson. Recorded and co-written by Billy Currington, “That’s How Country Boys Roll” is Davidson’s third chart-topper on the heels of Brooks & Dunn’s “Put a Girl in It” and the Brad Paisley and Keith Urban collaboration “Start a Band.” His hot streak shows no signs of cooling:… View Photo

Mar 31, 2010 EMI Music Publishing’s Gary Overton congratulates Dallas Davidson. View Photo

Mar 31, 2010 2009 BMI Songwriter of the Year Bobby Pinson celebrates with Dallas Davidson at the “That’s How Country Boys Roll” #1 party on Monday, March 23. View Photo

Mar 30, 2010 On March 22, the T.J. Martell Foundation recognized the humanitarianism of an elite collection of business leaders, politicians, music industry executives and celebrities at its annual Honors Gala in Nashville. Created by former BMI President & CEO Frances Preston, the organization is a national non-profit group that supports innovative leukemia, cancer and AIDS research. This year, the foundation honored the… View Photo

Mar 25, 2010 BMI co-hosted a spirited celebration at Cabana on Tuesday, March 23 to honor the four-week #1 smash “Why Don’t We Just Dance.” Recorded by Josh Turner and co-written by Jim Beavers, Darrell Brown, and Jonathan Singleton, the song marks Turner’s third chart-topper and is the debut single off his February 2010 release, Haywire. Pictured are co-writer Darrell Brown, Sony/ATV Music… View Photo

Mar 25, 2010 BMI’s Jody Williams congratulates Josh Turner (left) and Jim Beavers (right) on their chart-topper “Why Don’t We Just Dance.” View Photo