COUNTRY MUSIC GROUPS

http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/TobyKeithMakingHisOwnLegend/

http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/LorrieMorganCountryMusicSuperStar
/

http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/TGSheppardCountryMusicLegend/

http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/JodyMillerCountryMusicLegend/

http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/DickCurlessTheBaronOfCountryMusic
/

http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/DocAndChickieWilliams/

http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/GlenCampbellCountryMusicLegend/

http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/GarthBrooksCountryMusicSuperStar/

http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/FreddyFenderCountryMusicLegend/

http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/RonnieMacDowellCountryMusicLegend
/

http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/COUNTRYMUSICHUNKS/

http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/JohnSchneiderCountryMusicArtist/

http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/TAMMYWYNETTECOUNTRYMUSICLEGEND/

http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/AlanJacksonCountryMusicSuperstar/

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/BILLANDERSONANDRUSTIEBLUE

http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/RandyTravisCountryMusicLegend/

http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/ELVISFOREVERANDEVER/

http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/VernGosdinTheVoiceOfCountryMusic/

http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/TommyCashCountryMusicLegend/

http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/PATSYCLINETHELADYTHELEGEND/

http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/JohnnyRodriguezCountryMusicLegend
/

http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/PrettyMissNormaJeanPureCountry/

http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/CHARLEYPRIDECOUNTRYMUSICLEGEND/

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/JohnnyDuncanCountryMusicLegend

http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/LynnAndersonCountryMusicLegend/

http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/GeorgeStraitCountryMusicLegend/

http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/HankWilliamsTheLegendTheMan/

http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/JOHNNYANDJUNEFOREVER/

http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/BuckOwensCountryMusicLegend/

http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/DOTTIEWESTCOUNTRYMUSICLEGEND/

http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/JimReevesCountryMusicLegend/

http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/ConWayTwittyCountryMusicLegend

http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/KITTYWELLTHEQUEENOFCOUNTRYMUSIC

http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/WEBBPIERCECOUNTRYMUSICLEGEND/

http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/CARLSMITHCOUNTRYMUSICLEGEND/

http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/JOHNNYDOLLARCOUNTRYMUSICLEGEND/

http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/FaronYoungCountryMusicLegend/

http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/BARBARAMANDRELLCOUNTRYMUSICLEGEND
/

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/JOSHTURNERHESOURMAN

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/JoJoPellegrino/

http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/OfficalFanClubOfStevieCee/

http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/ClassicCountryLegends/

http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/DOLLYPARTONCOUNTRYMUSICLEGEND/

http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/GEORGEJONESCOUNTRYMUSICLEGEND/

http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/LORETTALYNNCOUNTRYMUSICLEGEND/

http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/missjuanitasmusicfromtheheart/

Juanita Ford Publishing BMI on soundclick.com:
http://www.soundclick.com/juanitafordpublishing

Juanita Ford Publishing BMI Myspace.com:
http://www.myspace.com/juanitamusicfromtheheart

http://cdbaby.com/cd/juanitaford01
http://cdbaby.com/cd/juanitaford03

NONE MUSIC RELATED

http://movies.groups.yahoo.com/group/MichaelLandonTheManTheLegend/

Hello, All; the new email address is not quite configured to my Outlook Express
system, but the new website is up and the April edition of thebridgeworks, our
newsletter, is accessible from both sites (the old site is slated to
self-destruct on or about April 20).

http://www.unclewillamsplace.com

Would love to have you visit -- everything is in place except the Art Page,
which will take a few more days; you can still get to it from the old site.  If
you know someone who would like to be on our mostly-monthly list, let me know;
if you would rather not be on it, let me know.  If you'd like to see the hard
paper edition of thebridgeworks, let me know -- it includes bonus reprint
material from my vast files;  a thousand bylines in PERFORMANCE Magazine alone,
plus an estimated that many more accumulatively in other publications.  It's
interesting to look back over those articles and columns and see what has
changed and what has not changed -- my first freelance assignments through Tandy
Rice were in April of 1966.  From that point until November of 1994, I had
something in SOME publication at least monthly, including nineteen years and
seven months of weekly dispatches for PERFORMANCE.

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Wow, it's been a hassle, actually since before Christmas, but we're well on the
way to Happy Days In Cyberspace; stay tuned.  Meanwhile, the new issue is up on
the website.   http://members.ispwest.com/billlittleton/


We get a lot of addresses for folks we don't know, so if you don't want to be on
our list, let us know.  If all goes any vestige close to well, April will be
closer to being on time.  More soon, Bill

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The Country Music Fansite (CMFSA) has included Rustie in a poll. Here
is the direct link.

http://www.countrymusicfsa.com/Fans.html

Hi all,

We hope that you have a very Happy New Year!  Wishing you a great
2006!!

Thanks so much for all of your wonderful support this year; We can't
thank you enough!

Happy Holidays!
Bob

Center Stage Productions
512 West Sixth Ave.
Lancaster, OH  43130
740.653.1916
http://www.csphome.com
http://www.rustieblue.com

www.rustieblue.com


Rustie Blue and her current single "Cloud Of Dust"  debuts on R&R!


Rustie Blue has debuted on the R&R Chart! "Cloud of Dust" made its
first appearance at #64. "Cloud of Dust" was recently "picked" on
After Midnight With Blair Garner's Pick It or Flick It! Rustie also
debuts on the E.C.M.A. chart with Cloud Of Dust at #94 and currently
is #38 on the CHi hotdisc Chart!

http://www.mmr247.com/mmrweb/AllAccess/Charts.asp?
format=c1R&showtopn=500

"Cloud of Dust" is Rustie Blue's current single. Rustie
describes "Cloud of Dust" as being "reminiscent of a Johnny Cash
tune". The song was written by Tom Damphier and Judy Rodman, who
says that Rustie is "a singer who delivers with passion!" "Cloud of
Dust" can also be found on M-T-M #13 track 4, and Chi Hotdisc #82.

With music influences like Patsy Cline and Elvis, it's obvious why
Rustie Blue crosses so many barriers. No matter what Rustie sings,
her true blue country vocals are very much apparent! Her energetic
stage performance and charismatic personality makes Blue a
refreshing experience and somebody you won't forget!

MP3s of the "Cloud of Dust", a copy of the Chip Chip album,
interviews, and print quality photos available to media by request.
Rustie Blue's music is also available on our media only download
page.

For more information on booking Rustie Blue in Europe, contact
Mission Country at 33 (0) 1 60 66 80 47 or email
missioncountry@... . For U.S. bookings contact, Robert
Keister at 740.653.1916 or email rdkeister@...

After Midnight With Blair Garner's Pick It or Flick It
http://www.aftermidnite.com/music.htm

Electronic Press Kit http://www.rustieblue.com

Cloud Of Dust Clip: http://www.rustieblue.com/music/chip/track03.mp3

Laura Claffey
Wildfire Publicity
P.O. Box 558
Smyrna, TN 37167
Phone: 615.545.8763
Fax: 760.437.4633

http://www.wildfirepublicity.net

Thanks so much!

Robert Keister
Center Stage Productions
512 West Sixth Ave.
Lancaster, OH 43130
740.653.1916
www.csphome.com
www.rustieblue.com

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

AFTER MIDNITE WITH BLAIR GARNER'S PICK IT OR FLICK IT!
http://www.aftermidnite.com/music.htm

Rustie Blue's "Cloud of Dust" was picked on After Midnight With
Blair Garner's Pick It or Flick It! "Cloud of Dust" aired on
December 9th. After Midnight With Blair Garner is a syndicated radio
show with over 250 affiliated Clear Channel radio stations. Listen
to a clip of "Cloud Of Dust" at
http://www.wildfirepublicity.net/clients.html or www.rustieblue.com


"Cloud of Dust" is Rustie Blue's current single. Rustie
describes "Cloud of Dust" as being "reminiscent of a Johnny Cash
tune". The song was written by Tom Damphier and Judy Rodman, who
says that Rustie is "a singer who delivers with passion!" "Cloud of
Dust" can also be found on M-T-M #13 track 4, and Chi Hotdisc #82.

With music influences like Patsy Cline and Elvis, it's obvious why
Rustie Blue crosses so many barriers. No matter what Rustie sings,
her true blue country vocals are very much apparent! Her energetic
stage performance and charismatic personality makes Blue a
refreshing experience and somebody you won't forget!

MP3s of the "Cloud of Dust", a copy of the Chip Chip album,
interviews, and print quality photos available to media by request.
Rustie Blue's music is also available on our media only download
page.

For more information on booking Rustie Blue in Europe, contact
Mission Country at 33 (0)1 60 66 80 47 or email Bookings in the U.S.
contact Robert Keister at 740.653.1916 or email

Electronic Press Kit
http://www.sonicbid.com/rustieblue

Laura Claffey
Wildfire Publicity
P.O. Box 538
Smyrna, TN 37167
Phone: 615.545.8763
Fax: 760.437.4633
wildfirepublicity@...
Wildfire Publicity

Note: Rustie Blue Christmas singles: All I Want For Christmas Is You
and Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree available by mp3 or hard copy
upon request.

Thanks so much for your support!
Happy Holidays!

Center Stage Productions
512 West Sixth Ave.
Lancaster, OH 43130
740.653.1916
www.csphome.com
www.rustieblue.com

An earlier attempt on this promo for the new issue got gulched by a glitch, so
I'll try again.  I'm always open for feedback.  Bill

There is always a chair with your name on it at Uncle Willam's Place
http://members.ispwest.com/billlittleton/

And it ALWAYS comes down to the music:
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/pageartist.cfm?bandID=102341

WAIT!!  THERE'S MORE!!!!
The good news about small dispatches to save the ire of my server's SPAM patrol
is that it takes a while to go through my whole list.  Got a note from Nan
Cassidy about the Tune Smith Seminar in February and they're working on as early
a full registration as possible -- so, for the songwriters out there not
familiar with Tune Smith, you can get the details at http://tunesmith.net


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The October issue of thebridgeworks is now up -- I've had some server and
computer problems, so every effort is the best we can do at whatever point; hope
you enjoy.  Feel free to keep us posted on your news. Bill

There is always a chair with your name on it at Uncle Willam's Place
http://members.ispwest.com/billlittleton/

And it ALWAYS comes down to the music:
http://www.soundclick.com/band/pagemusic.cfm?bandID=102341


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I got this from Lonnie Ratliff Saturday morning and the forum has already had an
active first day.  Feel free to stop by and visit.  It's easy in and easy out
with no passwords and stuff -- just a cool little creative community that can
grow as we need it to grow.

We have just started a new SONGWRITER FORUM.  All you songwriters go take the
SONGWRITER POLL and everyone else stop by for a visit

LINK TO SONGWRITER FORUM
http://www.eboards4all.com/076054/index.html



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You're welcome, Bobby; we were short on space this issue because of all the
response to the "characters" issue, but that's a good problem to have; it would
have been hard to do individual reviews of everybody at the MTM event, but I
wish I could have gotten a little more into detail.  What a busy day that was!!!
Pretty much normal back in my PERFORMANCE Magazine days, but that's been a dozen
years and I don't move that fast anymore!!!
There is always a chair with your name on it at Uncle Willam's Place
http://members.ispwest.com/billlittleton/

And it ALWAYS comes down to the music:
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/1/billlittletonmusic.htm
   ----- Original Message -----
   From: Robert Keister
   To: rustiebluesfanforum@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Thursday, July 14, 2005 2:51 PM
   Subject: [Rustie Blue's Fan Forum] Hi Bill/regarding "The Bridge Works"


   Hi Bill,

   It looks like I owe you another thank you [grin].  When I mentioned
   Douglas Corner in my last post, I was talking about the mention you
   gave Rustie in your last issue of "The Bridgeworks." I had no idea it
   was in this one as well so thank you very much!!

   Folks can visit "The Bridgeoworks" at the below link.

   http://members.ispwest.com/billlittleton/

   Thanks again Bill for your great support!

   Robert




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Hi all,


I was wondering if you would go vote for Rustie at RadioIndy.com by
clicking the link below. It's simple to vote and there is no
registration. Just click on the button and hit vote now. The song
poll is to your left once you are on the website. I'm not sure how
many times you can vote. It's only up for this week.


http://www.radioindy.com/


It was just brought to my attention by another artist.

Thanks so much for your support!
Robert

Hi Bill,

It looks like I owe you another thank you [grin].  When I mentioned
Douglas Corner in my last post, I was talking about the mention you
gave Rustie in your last issue of "The Bridgeworks." I had no idea it
was in this one as well so thank you very much!!

Folks can visit "The Bridgeoworks" at the below link.

http://members.ispwest.com/billlittleton/

Thanks again Bill for your great support!

Robert

I appreciate your mentioning the newsletter here; I sent out a SLEW of promos
last night and some kind of glitch got 'em -- I'm assuming you saw the update
posted on one of Lonnie's boards, as I'm not sure Shuey got it either.  So when
I resend, I won't include the Fan Forum.  Folks can go to the link below or
paste it into their browsers.  Thanks, Bill
There is always a chair with your name on it at Uncle Willam's Place
http://members.ispwest.com/billlittleton/

And it ALWAYS comes down to the music:
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/1/billlittletonmusic.htm
   ----- Original Message -----
   From: Robert Keister
   To: rustiebluesfanforum@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Saturday, July 09, 2005 2:44 PM
   Subject: [Rustie Blue's Fan Forum] Thanks Bill for coming to Douglas Corner!


   Thanks so much Bill for coming to Douglas Corner during the CMA Fest;
   It was great to finally meet you!  Rustie was certainly honored that
   you took your time to do that; She had a blast on stage as always!

   Thanks for menting Blue and her appearance at the Douglas Corner in
   The Bridgeworks!  Your support is always greatly appreciated!

   Take care and have a great weekend!
   Bog






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Hi all,

Rustie has a brand new message board.  We would love for you to
visit. You can post news about Rustie or about your artists, post
playlists, promote your up coming events, etc.  Here is the link to
the message board.  We would really appreciate you spreading the
word about the new message board.

http://www.eboards4all.com/786506/

Also, feel free to post your news here at Rustie's Friends and Fans
Forum

http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/rustiebluesfanforum


Have a great weekend!
Robert (Bob)

Center Stage Productions
512 West Sixth Ave.
Lancaster, OH  43130
(740) 653-1916
RUSTIE BLUE'S OFFICIAL WEBSITE
http://www.rustieblue.com

Hi all,

When you click on Setsuko's website "American Dance Ranch," there will
be a box pop-up that says Lanuage Pack Installation, all you need to
do is click on the x at the upper right hand corner, and it should go
directly to Setsuko's website.

Thanks!
Robert

Hi all,

I hope you all had a safe and nice Fourth Of July weekend!

I've included the link below for you to listen to; If it doesn't
work, you can go directly to Rustie's website at:
http://www.rustieblue.com/dancehall7.htm    and click on the link
that says TBC Radio Sendai, Japan.  It's a great show, and Setsuko
and Shuichi were kind enough to send us a clip of the show!


file:///F:/rustiebl/images/djshuichi1.wmv   (video clip)

WATCH VIDEO OF LINEDANCES AT AMERCIAN DANCE RANCE!!

Cloud of Dust Choreographed and instructed by Setsuko Motoki , Japan

Chip Chip Choreographed by Dave Eddison, UK, and instructed by
Yukiko Ohashi, Asian Champioin of Country Dance!

Don't Come Cryin To Me Choreographed by Setsuko Motoki, and
Instruced by Yukiko Ohashi, China.


In additiona, Please visit Setsuko Motoki, Rustie's friend in Japan
that created original linedances for "Cloud Of Dust" and "Don't Come
Cryin."  Setsuko also has included, "Chip Chip"  at the Dance Ranch.
(linedancer created by Dave Eddison of "Blazing Boots Magazine."


http://www.geocities.jp/adrmotoki/index.html

Thanks so much!
Robert

Thanks
Bob

Thanks so much Bill for coming to Douglas Corner during the CMA Fest;
It was great to finally meet you!  Rustie was certainly honored that
you took your time to do that; She had a blast on stage as always!

Thanks for menting Blue and her appearance at the Douglas Corner in
The Bridgeworks!  Your support is always greatly appreciated!

Take care and have a great weekend!
Bog

Hi all,

For those of you that are in the local area,  Rustie will be at the
Fourth Of July Celebration on Monday, July 4th at the Fairfield County
Fairgrounds, Lancaster, Ohio.    She takes the stage right before the
fireworks, which should be around 9:00p.m. She's the last act to go
on. This year she has the Misty's Love To Dance Dancers dancing behind
her. (Now that's a mouth full) [grin]  We would love to see you all!

Thanks so much for all you do in support of Rustie;  We can't tell you
how much it means.

Bob Keister
Center Stage Productions
512 West Sixth Ave.
Lancaster, OH  43130
(740) 653-1916
www.rustieblue.com

Happy June Is Dairy Month (you're welcome, Linda Grimes).   The new issue of
thebridgeworks is up on the website; this time I've included an essay from that
issue in this promo, just in case you want to send it on to anybody who either
remembers how it was or needs to be told how it was.  If there are any links
that you can't get to work, send me an email and I'll shoot 'em to you.  More
soon, Bill



What I REALLY Miss

About Country Music

by Bill Littleton

For those of us who grew up outside of Nashville, our greatest connectors to
country music, in addition to the music itself, were the regional performers
and, up in the '50s and on, local disc jockeys, who mostly worked at block
format stations. Most of these DJs were colorful characters -- we had Sheriff Ed
in Greenwood and Bashful Henry across the river; down state a bit was Uncle
Ugly; ole Claude Casey was down at Augusta, as was Peanut Faircloth for a while,
then up to Chattanooga. And those of us who hung around radio stations got to
meet record and publishing promo guys -- seriously, I knew who Curley Rhodes was
before I knew the name of his boss, Jim Denny. Of course, I knew their company,
Cedarwood -- hey, I read the credits in COUNTRY SONG ROUNDUP!

During our first year in Nashville, John Bailey and I stopped at Krispy Kreme on
the way home from a gig at the El Patio Club in Hickman County. "You know what I
love about Nashville?" he asked and immediately answered, "Everybody is a cat
unto himself."

Ah the characters. The people who built on little opportunities till they could
handle bigger opportunities, some even bigger and some seemingly stuck in some
sort of mystical limbo. But they were all part of the chemistry that had turned
Nashville into a veritable boomtown.

Jeanne Naujek recently did an interview with Buddy Killen for the TENNESSEAN
wherein he noted that he did all the stuff he did "because I didn't know I
couldn't do it." Not meaning to detract from Buddy, but that was the mindset of
the entire music community at the time of my arrival. We collectively didn't
know there was anything we couldn't do -- what the public would ultimately pay
for was anybody's guess, but a mantra of the day was "Hell, I don't know --
let's try it."

The term "character" often suggests eccentricity or humor -- yeah, we had Scoopy
Bruce Harper, Charlie Lamb, Captain Midnight, Ronnie Self, Billy Large, Cousin
Jody, and my pal, Vic McAlpin; you don't even have to know them for their names
to make you grin.

And some you probably do know: Grandpa Jones, Mel Tillis, Wayne "Fluffo" Walker,
Minnie Pearl, Ronni Stoneman, Harold Morrison, Harlan Howard, John Hartford, Mac
Wiseman ... John Denny, himself quite a low key character, tells me that a
recent Mac Wiseman birthday party turned into a Mel Tillis Story Fest --
"Everybody there had a Mel Tillis story."

Indeed, there are thousands of stories about hundreds of the veritable
characters who took their own shots at what they didn't know they couldn't do --
some won most of the time, some won ever so often, and some of us were just
danged happy to be here and see it all happen.

Uniqueness is fundamental to the human condition, right down to fingerprints and
DNA, yet a function of society seems to be homogenization. Country music as the
commercial entity it is emerged from a society of individuals, of stylists, of
characters, if you will. There were no hyphenated sub-genres when I was a kid
because being a hillbilly was being a hillbilly, which meant that Roy Acuff did
his thing and Eddy Arnold did his, while the areas between seethed with stylists
just as unique. As Tom Parker oozed from the carney world to country music, his
ethics and overall demeanor may have been questioned, but never his eccentricity
-- THAT was pretty commonplace.

And I really miss the characters ... Ben Smathers, T. Tommy Cutrer, Smiley
Wilson, Shel Silverstein, Doodle Owens ... ah, so many, both behind the
spotlight and in front of it. John Denny and I identified a group we call "low
key characters" -- Don Light, Marijohn Wilkin, Jeannie Seely, Bobby Bare, Cowboy
Jack Clement, Fred Foster, Tex Davis, all of whom are still with us, as are the
lingering effects of their uniqueness, their perceptions of their personal
gifts, their willingness to tackle what they didn't know. And their humor. The
humor brought us through the hard parts and provided beacons for others to
follow.

Here's the scary part, on the heels of the death of maybe the greatest character
of 'em all, Jimmy Martin: the conversation on this topic with John Denny came up
with ONE veritable latter day disciple of the old school of individualists --
Marty Stuart. Oh, there are a few characters around who do what they do, but
Marty is so good in so many areas that finding a slot for him is hard, which
generates problems in the corporate syndrome. He's done the big label thing and
now has his own operation underway. Charlie Daniels has gone that same route,
but Charlie is closer to our Old Geezers generation. Well, Marty came up through
the ranks with Lester Flatt and Johnny Cash, both of whom helped invent country
music stylism, so maybe he's part of "us," too.

Which means that the current slate of surviving characters are IT, when they're
gone, the only way you'll tell country music from rock or rap is, to borrow from
John Rich, when they tell us it's country. I don't find that prospect very
inviting. In all honesty, I don't expect such a scenario, because I have bigger
faith than that in the music, even though society is slanted against us. Some
young Moses will come along and lead us out of yet another wilderness;
meanwhile, Marty, we're behind you.v



There is always a chair with your name on it at Uncle Willam's Place
http://members.ispwest.com/billlittleton/

And it ALWAYS comes down to the music:
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/1/billlittletonmusic.htm

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For voting for Rustie on the 2005 Music Box TV Awards, go to
http://www.musicboxtv.com  To your left you will see a menu, hit Le
Top Twenty, click on the drop down menu at the top of all artists
then hit Rustie Blue. Next there is a button that says S'identifer
ous' incrire click that, and it will take you to the registration.

I've translated what is says at the top of the registartion below.
As close as I could come anyway. [grin]
  _________________________________________________
If you are already registered, introduce your pseudo and your
password: Pseudo: Password: You forgot or lost your pseudo and/or
password, click here If you are not registered yet, complètez the
form below: If you wish to vote in the various pages of the
MusicBoxTV site, you must fill the form below: The fields preceded
by the asterisk are obligatory. * Name * Prénom Adresse Postal Code
Country City Telephones or GSM 2nd Telephone or GSM Fax * Email *
Pseudo (min. 4 characters, max. 30) * Password (min. 6 characters,
max. 20) * Password confirmation of the password Wish you to receive
the news and promotions: not yes
Thanks so much for all of your help!!  Pass it along to your friends
if you can.
Robert
www.rustieblue.com



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RUSTIE BLUE nominated for 2005 MUSIC BOX COUNTRY AWARD

We sure would appreciate your vote!

Rustie Blue is nominated for the 2005 Music Box Country Rising
Artist and Outgoing Artist Awards!  Winners will be announced in
November or December in a theatre in Paris, France.  Winners will be
chosen by votes from fans (80%) and the industry (20%).  Fans can
vote at www.musicboxtv.com under Le Top Twenty, choosing Rustie on
two the drop down boxes near the top of then page above the charts,
then clicking Voter.



Rustie Blue recently released "The Devil May Care," the second
single off of her Chip Chip album.  This upbeat, traditional country
song is a sassy tune about a relationship gone bad. "The Devil May
Care" was written by written by Becky Hobbs ("Angels Among Us"), Don
Goodman, and Craig Karp.  It can be found on CDX #365 track 15, Mark
Trail Music compilation #10, and on the April CHi Hotdisc.

Rustie has been featured in many publications including, Country
Roads Magazine,  Country Weekly, Music Row magazine, Roots Music
Report, Country Music Round-Up, and Country Gazette. Rustie was also
featured in both  "H.E.E.T." magazine January 2002 and Blazing Boots
in February 2005! She has made numerous TV appearances, such as Fox
28 WTTE, Nashville Video Showcase, and a well known "Bingo Show"
broadcast on TV Denmark 2, across the entire country and Greenland.

MP3s of the Devil May Care, Chip Chip albums, interviews, & photos
available by request.  Radio is also encouraged to contact Kacey
Jones, of Airplay Specialists, who is promoting "The Devil May
Care."

  www.rustieblue.com

www.musicboxtv.com

Rustie blue is a special guest on Inside Nashville Country Music
Radio Show. To listen to the show, go to
http://www.countrymusicplanet.com/rustieblue


Jerry Mac
http://countrymusicplanet.com
http://countrymusicplanet.net
jerry@...
610-518-1122

THE ONLY WAY WE CAN KEEP AS MANY FREE SERVICES WE OFFER TO
ENTERTAINERS AND FANS IS BY FOLKS LIKE YOU VISITING SOME OF OUR
ADVERTISERS. SO WE ASK ALL VISITORS TO VISIT AT LEAST ONE OF THE
ADVERTISERS BEING BROUGHT TO YOU THROUGH US BY GOOGLE ADSENSE.

Any country music sites interested in trading links with The Country
Music Planet visit http://www.countrymusicplanet.com/links.htm

Check out our new Songwriters Jukebox located at
http://countrymusicplanet.net/songwriter/.

There's nothing unusual about me running slow, so we'll just say that the May
issue of thebridgeworks is up on my website as per below.  There is a news item
about a new message board Lonnie Ratliff and Gary Bradshaw have; we invite
sending an email to me to get the link, but the link stays live in email, so you
can just click on it right here:
http://www.eboards4all.com/910805/index.html

Another update is that Mail Train bass player John Bailey is in Summit Medical
Center with a cardiac problem -- an arteriogram on Monday should clear up the
mystery, but prayers don't worry about mysteries.  Jimmy Martin is also at
Summit, also in need of your prayers.

Hope you enjoy the new issue; if you don't know how you got on this list, I
probably don't either, but will gladly remove you on request.  Keep them cards
and letters (aka email these days) coming in!!!  Bill

There is always a chair with your name on it at Uncle Willam's Place
http://members.ispwest.com/billlittleton/

And it ALWAYS comes down to the music:
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/1/billlittletonmusic.htm

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Good Morning Bob:

I am back and ready to go.  How are you and Rustie doing?  Please drop me a note
as your time permits.

Regards
Steve
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Rustie's new single "The Devil May Care" appearing at:

Billboard Monitor:

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For Immediate Release

April 24, 2005



Contact:

Laura Claffey

Wildfire Publicity

PO Box 558, Smyrna, TN 37167
Phone: 614-748-9627

Fax: 760-437-4633


RUSTIE BLUE & "THE DEVIL MAY CARE" MAKING AN IMPACT AT RADIO


Rustie Blue is making her way up the charts with "The Devil May
Care," the second single off of her Chip Chip album. It is
currently #11 on the CHi HotDisc Chart and #29 on the Indie World
Country Chart. This month, Rustie made her debut on the Top Trax
chart, as well. Billboard Radio Monitor (see link below) has taken
notice of "The Devil May Care" and listed it in the Going for Adds
section. This upbeat, traditional country song is a sassy tune
about a relationship gone bad. It can be found on CDX #365 track
15, Mark Trail Music compilation #10, WHP #53, and on the April CHi
Hotdisc.

"Chip Chip," Rustie Blue's duet with Bill Anderson, was released to
radio in early August 2004, and became the title track to Rustie's
third album, released in October 2004. Rustie Blue and Bill Anderson
won the Vocal Collaboration of the Year for "Chip Chip" in the 2005
European CMA Awards Choice!

Rustie has been featured in many publications including Country
Weekly, Music Row magazine, Southern Country, Country Music Round-
Up, and Country Gazette. Rustie was also featured on the cover of
both "H.E.E.T." magazine January 2002 and Blazing Boots in February
2005! She has made numerous TV appearances, such as, Fox 28 WTTE,
Nashville Video Showcase, and a well known "Bingo Show" broadcast on
TV Denmark 2 across the entire country and Greenland.

MP3s of Chip Chip and the Devil May Care, Chip Chip albums,
interviews, & photos available by request. Radio is also encouraged
to contact Kacey Jones, of Airplay Specialists, who is
promoting "The Devil May Care."



www.rustieblue.com


Center Stage Productions
Robert Keister
512 West Sixth Ave.
Lancaster, OH 43130
(740) 653-1916


Bluesprings Music Group
Ken Pearson
413 W 64th St.
Anniston, AL 36206
256-820-0803
kdp35@...

BILLOBARD MONITOR LINK:


http://www.billboardradiomonitor.com/radiomonitor/search/article_disp
lay.jsp?vnu_content_id=1000884078



BILLBOARD BIZ LINK:

http://www.billboard.com/bb/biz/archivesearch/article_display.jsp?
schema=&vnu_content_id=1000884078

For Immediate Release

April 24, 2005



Contact:

Laura Claffey

Wildfire Publicity

PO Box 558, Smyrna, TN  37167
Phone: 614-748-9627

Fax: 760-437-4633


RUSTIE BLUE & "THE DEVIL MAY CARE" MAKING AN IMPACT AT RADIO


Rustie Blue is making her way up the charts with "The Devil May
Care," the second single off of her Chip Chip album.  It is
currently #11 on the CHi HotDisc Chart and #29 on the Indie World
Country Chart.  This month, Rustie made her debut on the Top Trax
chart, as well.  Billboard Radio Monitor (see link below) has taken
notice of "The Devil May Care" and listed it in the Going for Adds
section.  This upbeat, traditional country song is a sassy tune
about a relationship gone bad.  It can be found on CDX #365 track
15, Mark Trail Music compilation #10, WHP #53, and on the April CHi
Hotdisc.

"Chip Chip," Rustie Blue's duet with Bill Anderson, was released to
radio in early August 2004, and became the title track to Rustie's
third album, released in October 2004. Rustie Blue and Bill Anderson
won the Vocal Collaboration of the Year for "Chip Chip" in the 2005
European CMA Awards Choice!

Rustie has been featured in many publications including Country
Weekly, Music Row magazine, Southern Country, Country Music Round-
Up, and Country Gazette. Rustie was also featured on the cover of
both "H.E.E.T." magazine January 2002 and Blazing Boots in February
2005! She has made numerous TV appearances, such as, Fox 28 WTTE,
Nashville Video Showcase, and a well known "Bingo Show" broadcast on
TV Denmark 2 across the entire country and Greenland.

MP3s of Chip Chip and the Devil May Care, Chip Chip albums,
interviews, & photos available by request.  Radio is also encouraged
to contact Kacey Jones, of Airplay Specialists, who is
promoting "The Devil May Care."



www.rustieblue.com


Center Stage Productions
Robert Keister
512 West Sixth Ave.
Lancaster, OH  43130
(740) 653-1916


Bluesprings Music Group
Ken Pearson
413 W 64th St.
Anniston, AL 36206
256-820-0803
kdp35@...

BILLOBARD MONITOR LINK:


http://www.billboardradiomonitor.com/radiomonitor/search/article_disp
lay.jsp?vnu_content_id=1000884078

BILLBOARD BIZ LINK:

http://www.billboard.com/bb/biz/archivesearch/article_display.jsp?
schema=&vnu_content_id=1000884078


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