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      <title>Key West Songwriters Festival Mixes Roots Music Royalty with Mainstream Songwriting Elite</title>
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      <dc:subject>Popoff, Jeremy, Malo, Raul, Johnson, Jamey, Chapman, Stephanie, Aldean, Jason, Allan, Gary, Barnes, Max T., Bentley, Dierks, Bogard, Steve, Brice, Lee, Cannon, Chuck, Clawson, Rodney, Davidson, Dallas, Diamond Rio, Emerick, Scotty, Hannan, Gary, Hill, Faith, Johnson, Doug, Jones, Chuck, Keen, Robert Earl, Keith, Toby, Lambert, Miranda, LeDoux, Chris, Lee, David, Lucas, Lauren, McGraw, Tim, Mobley, Wendell, Niemann, Jerrod, Pinson, Bobby, Rascal Flatts, Sandford, Chas, Sherrill, John Scott, Steele, Jeffrey, Strait, George, Sugarland, Travis, Randy, Wariner, Steve, Singer&#45;Songwriter</dc:subject>
      <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><em>Lineup Includes <a id='f2169' class='f2169' href='/affiliate/C2169'>Robert Earl Keen</a>, <a id='f3531' class='f3531' href='/affiliate/C3531'>Raul Malo</a>, <a id='f4003' class='f4003' href='/affiliate/C4003'>Kim Richey</a> &amp; <a id='f717' class='f717' href='/affiliate/C717'>Jeffrey Steele</a></em></p>

<p>The 13th Annual Hog's Breath Key West Songwriters Festival looms enticingly on the horizon. Presented by Cherry Heart Music and proudly supported by charter sponsor BMI, the event is slated for April 30 through May 4 in Key West, Florida. The festival revolves around five days and nights of more than 20 free shows, staged at an array of the island's most popular drinking holes and hot spots. Informal adaptations of Nashville's signature in-the-round acoustic showcases dominate much of the schedule, while this year, a street concert Saturday, May 3 featuring the Jeffrey Steele Band and Robert Earl Keen adds a Mardis Gras fillip to the mix.</p>

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<li><img src="/images/musicworld/k/keen_re_3_150.jpg" /> Robert Earl Keen</li>
<li><img src="/images/musicworld/m/malo_r_2_150.jpg" /> Raul Malo</li>
<li><img src="/images/musicworld/r/richey_k_1_150.jpg" /> Kim Richey</li>
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<p>BMI songwriters dominate the diverse lineups. Americana trendsetters including Robert Earl Keen, Raul Malo, Kim Richey and <a id='f3717' class='f3717' href='/affiliate/C3717'>John Oates</a> will perform alongside Nashville's most engaging and prolific hitmakers, including Jeffrey Steele (<a id='f633' class='f633' href='/affiliate/C633'>Rascal Flatts</a>' "What Hurts the Most"), <a id='f1836' class='f1836' href='/affiliate/C1836'>John Scott Sherrill</a> (<a id='f876' class='f876' href='/affiliate/C876'>Steve Wariner</a>'s "Some Fools Never Learn"), <a id='f2456' class='f2456' href='/affiliate/C2456'>Wendell Mobley</a> (Rascal Flatts' "Fast Cars &amp; Freedom"), <a id='f3523' class='f3523' href='/affiliate/C3523'>Jamey Johnson</a> (<a id='f3216' class='f3216' href='/affiliate/C3216'>George Strait</a>'s "Give It Away"), <a id='f2716' class='f2716' href='/affiliate/C2716'>Scotty Emerick</a> (<a id='f431' class='f431' href='/affiliate/C431'>Toby Keith</a>'s "As Good As I Once Was"), <a id='f3153' class='f3153' href='/affiliate/C3153'>David Lee</a> (<a id='f519' class='f519' href='/affiliate/C519'>Tim McGraw</a>'s "I Need You," featuring <a id='f372' class='f372' href='/affiliate/C372'>Faith Hill</a>), Keith Follese (Tim McGraw's "Something Like That"), <a id='f3760' class='f3760' href='/affiliate/C3760'>Jim Beavers</a> (<a id='f91' class='f91' href='/affiliate/C91'>Gary Allan</a>'s "Watching Airplanes"), Heather Little (<a id='f2474' class='f2474' href='/affiliate/C2474'>Miranda Lambert</a>'s "Gunpowder and Lead"), <a id='f1736' class='f1736' href='/affiliate/C1736'>Steve Bogard</a> (<a id='f3222' class='f3222' href='/affiliate/C3222'>Dierks Bentley</a>'s "Every Mile A Memory"), <a id='f1872' class='f1872' href='/affiliate/C1872'>Bobby Pinson</a> (<a id='f732' class='f732' href='/affiliate/C732'>Sugarland</a>'s "Want To"), <a id='f416' class='f416' href='/affiliate/C416'>Doug Johnson</a> (<a id='f2276' class='f2276' href='/affiliate/C2276'>Randy Travis</a>'s "Three Wooden Crosses"), <a id='f2767' class='f2767' href='/affiliate/C2767'>Chas Sandford</a> (John Waite's "Missing You"), <a id='f192' class='f192' href='/affiliate/C192'>Chuck Cannon</a> (Toby Keith's "How Do You Like Me Now"), <a id='f3146' class='f3146' href='/affiliate/C3146'>Max T. Barnes</a> (<a id='f2903' class='f2903' href='/affiliate/C2903'>Diamond Rio</a>'s "That's How Your Love Makes Me Feel"), <a id='f3084' class='f3084' href='/affiliate/C3084'>Chuck Jones</a> (<a id='f2475' class='f2475' href='/affiliate/C2475'>Chris LeDoux</a>'s "Cadillac Ranch"), <a id='f2976' class='f2976' href='/affiliate/C2976'>Rodney Clawson</a> (<a id='f2977' class='f2977' href='/affiliate/C2977'>Jason Aldean</a>'s "Why"), <a id='f3028' class='f3028' href='/affiliate/C3028'>Gary Hannan</a> (Joe Nichols's "Tequila Makes Her Clothes Fall Off"), Billy Yates (George Jones's "Choices"), <a id='f1896' class='f1896' href='/affiliate/C1896'>Jerrod Niemann</a> (Garth Brooks' "Good Ride Cowboy") and <a id='f248' class='f248' href='/affiliate/C248'>Dallas Davidson</a> (Trace Adkins's "Honky Tonk Badonkadonk"), with Curb recording artist <a id='f3162' class='f3162' href='/affiliate/C3162'>Lee Brice</a> (Garth Brooks' "More Than A Memory"), singer/songwriters Heather Morgan, <a id='f3356' class='f3356' href='/affiliate/C3356'>Stephanie Chapman</a> and <a id='f1641' class='f1641' href='/affiliate/C1641'>Lauren Lucas</a> and Orange County rock outfit Lit's <a id='f3690' class='f3690' href='/affiliate/C3690'>Jeremy Popoff</a>.</p>

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<li><img src="/images/musicworld/s/steele_j_2_150.jpg" /> Jeffrey Steele</li>
<li><img src="/images/musicworld/o/oates_j_1_150.jpg" /> John Oates</li>
<li><img src="/images/musicworld/j/johnson_j_2_150.jpg" /> Jamey Johnson</li>
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<p>For a complete list of sponsoring hotels, local businesses, schedules and participating songwriters, please visit <a href="http://www.keywestsongwritersfestival.com" target="_blank"> www.keywestsongwritersfestival.com</a> or call 305.296.4222.</p>
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      <dc:date>2008-04-23T17:27:01-05:00</dc:date>
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      <title>Key West Calling</title>
      <link>http://www.bmi.com/news/entry/536069</link>
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      <dc:subject>Malo, Raul, Johnson, Jamey, Emerick, Scotty, Keen, Robert Earl, Keith, Toby, Rascal Flatts, Steele, Jeffrey, Strait, George, Singer&#45;Songwriter</dc:subject>
      <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><em>13th Annual Hog's Breath Key West Songwriters Festival Presented by Cherry Heart Music and BMI</em></p>

<p>Key West and country music&#8217;s thirteen year love affair is anything but secret, and the Hog&#8217;s Breath Key West Songwriters Festival, presented by Cherry Heart Music and BMI, serves as the 13th annual spring rendezvous.</p>

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<LI><IMG src="/images/musicworld/s/steele_j_2_150.jpg"> Jeffrey Steele</LI>
<LI><IMG src="/images/musicworld/j/johnson_j_2_150.jpg"> Jamey Johnson</LI>
<LI><IMG src="/images/musicworld/e/emerick_s_2_150.jpg"> Scotty Emerick</LI>
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<p>Live music bliss and a favorite of Key West locals, the event introduces brimming crowds to the songwriters behind smashes. Diverse lineups deliver rare, &#8220;Key West only&#8221; moments: Hit makers including <a id='f717' class='f717' href='/affiliate/C717'>Jeffrey Steele</a> (<a id='f633' class='f633' href='/affiliate/C633'>Rascal Flatts</a>&#8217; &#8220;What Hurts the Most), <a id='f3523' class='f3523' href='/affiliate/C3523'>Jamey Johnson</a> (<a id='f3216' class='f3216' href='/affiliate/C3216'>George Strait</a>&#8217;s &#8220;Give It Away&#8221;) and <a id='f2716' class='f2716' href='/affiliate/C2716'>Scotty Emerick</a> (<a id='f431' class='f431' href='/affiliate/C431'>Toby Keith</a>&#8217;s &#8220;As Good As I Once Was&#8221;) will perform alongside Americana trendsetters including <a id='f2169' class='f2169' href='/affiliate/C2169'>Robert Earl Keen</a> and <a id='f3531' class='f3531' href='/affiliate/C3531'>Raul Malo</a>. The festival revolves around five days and nights of more than 20 free shows, staged at an array of the island&#8217;s most popular drinking holes and hot spots. Informal adaptations of Nashville&#8217;s signature in-the-round acoustic showcases dominate much of the schedule, while this year, a street concert Saturday, May 3 featuring the Jeffrey Steele Band and Robert Earl Keen adds an enticing Mardis Gras fillip to the mix.</p>

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<LI><IMG src="/images/musicworld/k/keen_re_3_150.jpg"> Robert Earl Keen</LI>
<LI><IMG src="/images/musicworld/m/malo_r_1_150.jpg"> Raul Malo</LI>
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<p>For a complete list of sponsoring hotels, local businesses and participating songwriters, please visit www.keywestsongwritersfestival.com or call 305.296.4222.</p>
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      <dc:date>2008-02-17T16:53:00-05:00</dc:date>
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      <title>Raul Malo Debuts New Album at BMI</title>
      <link>http://www.bmi.com/news/entry/535290</link>
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      <dc:subject>Malo, Raul, Country</dc:subject>
      <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>A delighted crowd packed inside BMI Nashville's chicly transformed lobby on Tuesday, July 31, to devour crooner <a id='f3531' class='f3531' href='/affiliate/C3531'>Raul Malo</a>'s new album, <em>After Hours</em>. Backed by two saxophones,&#160;piano,&#160;an upright bass and drums, Malo performed&#160;seven&#160;tunes from the new collection which unleashes&#160;his sultry voice on classic country jewels including "For the Good Times" and "Cold, Cold Heart".</p>
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      <dc:date>2007-08-07T15:10:00-05:00</dc:date>
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