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Going through Hurricane Camille when Rick was only 6 years old prepared him in knowing what to say and what to do after Katrina to help listeners. He's still humbled how many listeners still thank Kim or him for Miss 103's on-air coverage after the Katrina.
Risk used to dream of working at MISS 103 when he was living in Laurel, back in the mid-80's. He had finished college at Southern (USM) and landing a couple of radio jobs in Laurel. He was amazed how awesome MISS 103 sounded everyday. It was his DREAM job.
Needless to say, when David Perkins called me up July of 1988 and said "Would you like to come work for MISS 103?", he started packing that night.
Now settled in Byram (God's Country) since 1990, he has found complete happiness. With four dogs, a big truck and a farm in Terry, "life's good"! Thanks to you and your continued support of MISS 103, Rick hopes to be able to share many more years of his crazy life with you!
Kim Allen was born an "army brat" in Fort Riley Kansas. She's lived in Georgia, Germany, Arizona, Alabama, Texas and Washington! Kim loves to travel, cook, walk her dogs, boat on the rez, jog and spend time with her husband, Kent and their three children.
She admits to vices including chocolate covered raisins, pizza, fritos with bean dip, any of the Real Housewives, shoes and purses.
Some of her favorite quotes are, "Love does not consist of gazing at each other, but in looking together in the same direction", "Be happy for this moment, this moment is your life", "If not now, when", and "Invest in experiences, not things".
Her first job was selling Christmas trees at a nursery in Tucson because the job selling carnations on the street corner doesn't really count. Kim's most boring job was when she was telemarketer for a car dealership in Dothan, Alabama. It lasted 2 days. Even though she lives the radio, she admits that her dream job would be one where she got paid to travel.
Kim's favorite music includes Keith Urban, Martina McBride, Garth Brooks, George Jones, Allison Krauss, Fleetwood Mac, The Eagles, Keb Mo, Bonnie Raitt, and Ironing Board Sam.
Bella Says Goodbye To Beavis. An Amazing Story Of The Love Between A Dog And A Beaver!
Happy Birthday Tim!!! By The Way, You're Being Served...
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Curb Records Responds To Positive News That The
Big Machine / Tim McGraw Issues Will Be Heard By The Federal Court
Nashville, Tenn. (April 30, 2013) - Curb Records, Inc. was pleased to learn that Nashville’s Federal Court took jurisdiction of Curb Records’ continuing lawsuit with Tim McGraw and Big Machine Records. The lawsuit raises issues of tremendous significance which are important not only to Curb Records, but also to the recording industry and many other industries – the enforceability of contracts in Tennessee. Curb Records contends in the lawsuit that:
McGraw ignored his obligation to deliver his required Fifth Option Period album to Curb Records; and
The album he did provide, Emotional Traffic, consisted of old material recorded before the time during which he was permitted to record the Fifth Option Period album; and
McGraw ignored his delivery obligations and Curb Records’ approval rights; and
McGraw destroyed or erased many recordings owned by Curb Records; and
McGraw refused to accept his recording advance check and sent the check back to Curb Records so that McGraw could claim non-payment; and
McGraw attempted to deliver the required Fifth Option Period album before he was allowed to do so, attempting to end his recording obligations prematurely, among other things.
Curb Records has also determined that Tim McGraw recorded the songs recently released on an album by Big Machine Records while he was still under contract with Curb Records. Accordingly, Curb Records contends that McGraw and Big Machine are infringing the Curb Records’ copyrights in those recordings. In addition, Curb Records has learned that, although Tim McGraw was required to provide to Curb all of the recordings he had made while he was recording for Curb Records, not only did he fail to deliver all of those recordings, but that he has even erased his voice from a number of the recordings which belong to Curb Records. Because only a federal court has jurisdiction over claims of copyright infringement, these issues will be heard by the federal court in Nashville. Curb Records seeks not only damages for copyright infringement from McGraw and Big Machine Records, but also the Court’s declaration that Curb Records is the owner of these recordings which were made during the term of its Recording Agreement and which Big Machine Records, Curb Records contends, wrongfully induced Tim McGraw to provide to it. Curb Records believes that an artist honoring his agreements is a principle so important to the recording industry and commerce in general that it has asked the federal court to make these determinations.
Another Great Tribute To "The Voice"...Thanks Alabama!!
George Jones is surely smiling over hearing this
Carrie Ann...Mean Or Not? Either Way, We Believe It's Kellie All The Way!
Just seemed Carrie Ann was being a little too harsh on getting Kellie "to focus"...
What Do YOU Think? Eating Or Playing?
Either way, baby girl has an amazing laugh!
There Will Never Be Another George Jones.
GEORGE JONES' funeral will be a public celebration of his life, May 2 at the
Grand Ole Opry House beginning at 10 AM Central. In lieu of flowers George's
family is asking for donations to the Grand Ole Opry Trust Fund and the Country
Music Hall of Fame and Museum.
... A private visitation will be held May 1 for friends, family and other performers at an undisclosed time and location.
