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Emerson Drive Sends New ‘Crazy’ Single to US Country Radio

11 years ago Liv Carter Comments Off on Emerson Drive Sends New ‘Crazy’ Single to US Country Radio
Canadian country band Emerson Drive is, if you will pardon the pun, on a roll. Their domestic single, ‘Let it Roll,’ just entered the Mediabase Top 10 north of the border, and the five-some has announced the release of ‘She’s My Kind of Crazy’ to US Country Radio stations. The track is taken from their Read More

Randy Houser Holds on to Canadian Country Chart #1 with ‘How Country Feels’

11 years ago Liv Carter Comments Off on Randy Houser Holds on to Canadian Country Chart #1 with ‘How Country Feels’
Randy Houser‘s ‘How Country Feels’ leads the Canadian Mediabase Country Singles Chart for another week. The Band Perry moves into the Top 3 with ‘Better Dig Two,’ and Little Big Town comes leaping into the chart lifting ‘Tornado’ from #16 to #9. New this week is the homegrown hit by Emerson Drive and Doc Walker, Read More

Hunter Hayes Claims Canadian Country Chart #1 with ‘Wanted’

12 years ago Liv Carter Comments Off on Hunter Hayes Claims Canadian Country Chart #1 with ‘Wanted’
Hunter Hayes is not quite done with celebrating his first #1 hit, as ‘Wanted’ goes to the top of the Canadian Country Singles chart, monitored by Mediabase. Emerson Drive‘s ‘She’s My Kind of Crazy’ returns to the top 10 at #8, and Florida Georgia Line have their first Canadian hit with ‘Cruise’ entering at #9. Read More

Carrie Underwood’s ‘Blown Away’ Takes over Canadian Country Chart #1

12 years ago Liv Carter Comments Off on Carrie Underwood’s ‘Blown Away’ Takes over Canadian Country Chart #1
Carrie Underwood‘s vengeance story, ‘Blown Away,’ has reached #1 on the Canadian Country Singles Chart, monitored by Mediabase. Plenty of representatives from the home nation in this chart, as High Valley (‘Let it Be Me’), Kira Isabella (‘A Little More Work’), Bobby Wills (‘Show Some Respect’) and Emerson Drive (‘She’s My Kind of Crazy’) occupy the Read More