This is by far the safest and heck the coolest way to add a pool to your hot summers in Sacramento
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The spot features country music singer Jana Kramer - the voice of the “On Your Side” jingle – and dramatizes the benefits of its Brand New Belongings offering, which replaces items in a home that are stolen or destroyed. A leather-clad Kramer follows a pair of burglars through a home, replacing items – a television, camera, pottery – they steal.
Watch the ad here.
Nationwide sponsored the country music awards show with the “On Your Side” award, given to the best new act.
First of all here is what he looks like if you don’t know! Lets check out some of the cool stuff he has done and been a part of since he was born(1983): co-wrote Jake Owen’s number-one single “Barefoot Blue Jean Night”,
Eli Young Band‘s “Even If It Breaks Your Heart” and Love and Theft‘s single “Angel Eyes“[3] and album cuts for Lady Antebellum.[4] Eric played the Davis Grad for the Wolf on the KIX Brooks TOUR in October 2011 this pic is from that night 
In 2013, Paslay appeared on Amy Grant‘s album How Mercy Looks from Here, sharing lead vocals with Grant and Sheryl Crow on a song he wrote called “Deep As it is Wide.” In publicity for the album, Grant stated that Paslay is the up-and-coming artist she is most excited about.[5]
Eric is one of the artists performing on his second round with 101-9 THE WOLF SACRAMENTO’S BEST COUNTRY- At the Auburn Country Jam July 13- He almost always plays barefoot blue jean night and of course his current hit “Friday Night” Eric is also really great about talking to the crowd, doing meet and greet photos and bringing it down home, he is grounded and look for him to clear up any relationship to Brad Paisley…pg
Tags: 101-9 the wolf, countryartistinfo, ericpaslay, paul gray, paulgrayinfo, wolfnewsIt’s finally here and I am live in Woodland CA for our annual benefit concert “Country for Coaches” to help the Woodland Unified School programs! I’m doing what I do best which is get as close to the stars as possible and share them with you- devoted Wolf Pack!! More to come!
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the CMA Fan Fest day two on the Chevrolet Waterfront Stage in Nashville:
• Brad Paisley‘s eighth studio album, “Wheelhouse,” which is his first self-produced project, debuted at the top of the Billboard Country Albums chart with over 100,000 copies sold according to Neilsen SoundScan. This makes Paisley’s seventh consecutive studio release to debut at #1. The album also debuted at #2 on Billboard’s all-genre Top 200 chart.
Blake Shelton, Keith Urban, Brad Paisley, and Kings of Leon’s Nathan Followill were among those sharing their thoughts on the death of country great George Jones, who died yesterday in Nashville at age 81. The Texas native was hospitalized last week with a fever and irregular blood pressure. George, known as “the greatest voice in country music,” had 143 Top 40 hits in his career, including 14 Number One tracks like “White Lightning,” “She Thinks I Still Care,” and “He Stopped Loving Her Today.” He was in the midst of ending his seven-decade career Grand Tour, and his final Nashville concert – which was planned for November 22nd – was the cornerstone of the tour, with fans like Keith Richards, Jamey Johnson, Garth Brooks, Kid Rock, Kenny Rogers and more.
Read on to see the music community’s reactions on the death of a legend.
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Blake Shelton, Keith Urban, Brad Paisley, and Kings of Leon’s Nathan Followill were among those sharing their thoughts on the death of country great George Jones, who died today in Nashville at age 81. The Texas native was hospitalized last week with a fever and irregular blood pressure. George, known as “the greatest voice in country music,” had 143 Top 40 hits in his career, including 14 Number One tracks like “White Lightning,” “She Thinks I Still Care,” and “He Stopped Loving Her Today.” He was in the midst of ending his seven-decade career Grand Tour, and his final Nashville concert – which was planned for November 22nd – was the cornerstone of the tour, with fans like Keith Richards, Jamey Johnson, Garth Brooks, Kid Rock, Kenny Rogers and more.
Read on to see the music community’s reactions on the death of a legend.
Read more: http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/brad-paisley-kings-of-leon-react-to-george-jones-death-20130426#ixzz2RhqVIIdW
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