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"Paul Brown Petty," from Blue Mountain is a song that is very close to Brandon Heath’s heart. It's not just a beautiful tune, it's also a portrait of his maternal grandfather. Brandon wants to help his fans become a great "Paul Brown Petty" to someone else. -
8 Great Songs With Fake-Out Endings: The Beatles, Depeche Mode, and more
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Concert Review: John Ryle House in Haledon, NJ, 6/13/14
Basement shows rarely ever run smoothly on a normal day, but having a show on Friday the 13th almost guarantees that nothing will go right. Despite the date, however, the show I attended last night at the John Ryle House in Haledon, NJ was one of the most efficient and pleasant basement shows I've ever been to. For starters, the show only started 25 minutes late, instead of the usual 90 minutes. -
Sidewalk Prophets Summer 2014 Tour Dates [FULL SCHEDULE]
Sidewalk Prophets is back from Denmark and ready to finish out the summer touring the U.S., visiting festivals, fairs, schools and churches. -
Bart Millard and The Center for Worship Arts at Grand Canyon University
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Travis Tritt 2014 Summer Tour Schedule
For the rest of the summer, Travis Tritt will be traveling all over the U.S. and Canada performing his new single, "That’s What Dreamers Do" as well as classic hits like "T-R-O-U-B-L-E," It's a Great Day To Be Alive" and "I'm Gonna Be Somebody." -
Kip Moore's Roots Lie Behind "Dirt Road"
Kip Moore was raised in Tifton, Georgia, about 120 miles from my own hometown, so I can relate to the lyrics of "Dirt Road." Growing up Baptist in small-town Georgia meant a church on nearly every corner and a long list of things to give up if you wanted to be accepted into Heaven. -
Smartphones, Streaming and Universality: The Future of The Music Industry
If you believe the average report, streaming is hastening the slow death of the music industry. A number of experts think otherwise. Coupled with the spread of smartphone technology and the internationalization of music, streaming could create a bigger and broader pool of music consumers than ever before. -
Josh Turner Helps Celebrate the 200th Anniversary of the Star-Spangled Banner
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Bonnaroo 2014 Day One Recap: Music Times Checks out Pusha T, J. Roddy Walston and Break Science
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Hunter Hayes Gives Bad Tattoo Advice in His New Single
When Hunter Hayes performed "Tattoo" on the 2014 CMT Music Awards, it was a sure-fire indicator that it would probably be his next single. Now, a little over a week later, it's hitting radio and bringing with it some bad advice on getting a tattoo.
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