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Jan 21, 2011 BMI’s Charlie Feldman congratulates 2011 Grammy nominee Rosanne Cash. The acclaimed BMI singer/songwriter’s latest album, “The List,” earned a nomination in the Best Americana Album field. View Photo

Jan 21, 2011 Pictured enjoying the recent BMI-sponsored Grammy nominees reception at Gracie Mansion are BMI’s Charlie Feldman, BMI songwriter/artist Cyndi Lauper, and BMI’s Samantha Cox. View Photo

Jan 21, 2011 BMI’s Robbin Ahrold (center) congratulates Grammy nominee Darcy James Argue (right) and his guest (left). Argue’s “Infernal Machines” garnered a 2011 Grammy nod for Best Large Jazz Ensemble Album. View Photo

Jan 10, 2011 Katherine Jenkins (PRS) recently stopped by BMI’s London outpost for a co-writing session. The Welsh vocalist has become an international phenomenon, equally at ease with classical arias and dynamic pop smashes. Pictured at BMI’s London office are BMI’s Brandon Bakshi and Katherine Jenkins. View Photo

Jan 07, 2011 Robert Earl Keen, Jamey Johnson, and Raul Malo close-out the first evening of performances at the 2010 Key West Songwriters Festival. View Photo

Jan 07, 2011 Poolside, worlds collide: Key West charm and Nashville charisma underscore every performance at the festival. View Photo

Jan 07, 2011 Charlie Bauer and Chuck Cannon prep for the 2004 installment of the Key West Songwriters Festival. View Photo

Jan 07, 2011 Pictured at the kick-off party for the 14th Annual Key West Songwriters Festival are: front row: BMI’s Beth Laird and Bradley Collins; songwriters James Slater and Tim Nichols; middle row: GAC’s Storme Warren; BMI’s Perry Howard; Copyright Exchange’s Chip Petree; BMI’s Mark Mason; This Music’s Rusty Gaston; songwriter Luke Laird; back row: songwriter Jimmy Yeary; Copyright Exchange’s Richard Orga; Better… View Photo

Jan 07, 2011 Key West’s outdoor venues allow listeners and performances to soak up sun and sounds. Stephanie Chapman, Lauren Lucas, Misty Loggins and Kate York perform at Blue Heaven during the 2007 festival. View Photo

Dec 09, 2010 BMI producer/songwriter Alex Da Kid stopped by BMI’s New York offices to celebrate 2011 Grammy nods for Eminem and Rihanna’s “Love the Way You Lie” and B.o.B’s "Airplanes," both of which he co-wrote and produced. Alex Da Kid’s two megahits will both vie for the coveted Record of the Year Grammy. Pictured are BMI’s Michael Drexler and Ian Holder, manager… View Photo