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BMI was asked to provide the musical entertainment at Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Park 2010 Symposium & Trade Show held recently in Covington, KY. Nashville-based BMI singer/songwriter Dave Pahanish answered the call and delivered a passionate performance to the conference attendees, cranking out a slew of tunes from his repertoire including #1 hits “American Ride,” recorded by Toby Keith, and “Do… View Photo
BMI recently partnered with the Florida Restaurant and Lodging Association to sponsor the 1st Annual Northwest Florida Songwriters Series. Held in Destin and San Destin, the inaugural two-day event featured more than a dozen BMI songwriters from Nashville. Pictured are (back row) Rodney Clawson, Aaron Barker, BMI’s Dan Spears, Bobby Tomberlin, Candi Carpenter, Jeff Cohen, Bridgette Tatum, Bill LaBounty, Tim… View Photo
BMI honored Randy Bachman of The Guess Who and Bachman Turner Overdrive November 18 with Million-Air certificates in recognition of the million-plus performances of several of his songs, including “American Woman” (6 million) and “These Eyes” (5 million). Pictured are BMI’s Dan Spears; Bachman; BMI’s Phil Graham and Charlie Feldman; and manager Gilles Paquin. View Photo
Grammy-winning BMI songwriter/composer Charlie Fox was a featured speaker at the NAB Small Market Television Exchange held recently in Scottsdale, Arizona. Fox, who penned the legendary pop tune "Killing Me Softly" and iconic theme songs for television shows Happy Days, Laverne and Shirley, The Love Boat and Wide World of Sports not only played his hits, but told the stories… View Photo
BMI Senior Vice President, Performing Rights Alison Smith was the featured speaker at the 2010 Rising Through the Ranks (RTTR) program held recently in the BMI Nashville offices. The two-day seminar, which is underwritten by BMI and presented by the Radio Advertising Bureau (RAB) and the Mentoring Inspiring Women in Radio Group (MIW), is geared toward female radio executives who… View Photo
Award-winning BMI songwriter and Ambrosia front man David Pack entertained an enthusiastic group of small market radio executives at the International Idea Bank’s Fall Conference held recently in Elko, Nevada. Pack performed a number of his hit songs, including the Ambrosia classics “Biggest Part of Me,” “Holdin’ on to Yesterday” and “How Much I Feel.” Pictured after the performance are… View Photo
Big Machine Recording artist and BMI songwriter Jack Ingram provided the musical entertainment at this year’s Marconi Awards Dinner, held in conjunction with the 2010 NAB/RAB Radio Show in Washington, D.C. Radio executives enjoyed a rousing performance from the Texan’s deep catalog, including the #1 smash “Wherever You Are” and the winking “Love You.” Pictured after the performance are CBS… View Photo
Main Line Broadcasting’s 2010 General Manager meeting held recently in Washington, D.C. culminated with a performance by BMI songwriters Jeff Cohen and Chris Barron. Barron, who is the lead singer of the Spin Doctors, wrote the band’s hits “Two Princes” and “Little Miss Can’t Be Wrong,” while ace songwriter Cohen penned “Crazy for This Girl” for the pop duo Evan… View Photo
BMI sponsored an appearance by American Idol winner and Jive/19 Recordings artist Kris Allen at the Northern California Broadcasters Association’s (NCBA) annual “Radio Day,” held recently in San Francisco. Allen performed his smash “Live Like We’re Dying,” along with a number of songs from his debut album, in front of a packed house of Bay area radio execs. The singer/songwriter… View Photo
The Tennessee Association of Broadcasters (TAB) had the opportunity to witness two of country music’s most promising up-and-comers first hand when BMI brought Brent Cobb and Charlie Worsham to perform at the organization’s annual convention in Murfreesboro. Originally from Grenada, Mississippi, Worsham recently inked a deal with Ole Music Publishing, while Ellaville, Georgia native Cobb writes for Carnival Music Publishing.… View Photo
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