| PREVIEW 
        OF EPISODE 9  KEITH 
        AND KASEY HEADLINE NU COUNTRY TV  Expatriate 
        Australasian country superstar Keith Urban and country rock queen Kasey 
        Chambers headline a star-studded episode of Nu Country TV on Saturday 
        November 29.Urban, 36, performs latest smash U.S #1 hit 'Who Wouldn't Wanna Be 
        Me' from huge selling fourth album 'Golden Road.'
 
 
 
         
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            hotshot award winning singer, guitarist and songwriter returned to 
            the U.S. after a major tour of Australia with fellow star LeAnn Rimes. 
 Urban has long won widespread airplay in the U.S. and suffered sound 
            problems at some Australian concerts but triumphed with a sizzling 
            stage show.
 
 Although Keith was again snubbed by metropolitan mainstream corporate 
            radio chains he leaped the moat on major regional commercial stations 
            after a decade of airplay on ABC and community radio.
 
 Urban's record company Warner Music have rewarded Nu Country TV viewers 
            and web page visitors by giving us a batch of his album Golden Road.
 
 Keith Urban
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        can take Keith's CD home with you by joining Nu Country or renewing your 
        membership.
 CLICK HERE to read more about the belated 
        superstar who now calls Nashville home in the Diary on July 18.
 
 CLICK HERE for the review on November 
        1.
 
 KASEY CHAMBERS BREAKTHROUGH HIT
 
         
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            Australian born star Kasey Chambers has followed Urban to the U.S. 
            on regular tours to promote her two acclaimed solo albums that have 
            won her a large international following. But the singer, living on the NSW Central Coast with her partner and 
            baby son, won't be moving to the U.S.
 
 Kasey, just 28, is making the most of the sporadic commercial airplay 
            that followed her huge hit 'Not Pretty Enough.'
 
 
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        her breakthrough song 'Cry Like A Baby' - the song featured on 
        community and ABC radio - after she scored embryonic airplay with the 
        'Dead Ringer Band.'
 Kasey proves she has long been Australian country music's greatest chance 
        to break the genre on the closed shop of commercial radio.
 
 CLICK HERE in the Diary for 
        an historic October 2002 interview with KASEY.
 FRED EAGLESMITH INTERVIEW
 Kasey's touring partner - Canadian troubadour Fred Eaglesmith - also performs 
        live on Nu Country TV after an interview at the Ibis Hotel in Melbourne.
 
 
         
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              making his third Australian tour, talks about his colourful career 
              that takes him far afield from the repossessed Ontario farm where 
              he was reared with eight siblings. 
 Fred tells viewers how to hot wire a John Deere B tractor to make 
              it travel faster during harvesting - an essential hint for long 
              suffering hay carters - and other secrets.
 
 Eaglesmith, subject of two tribute discs featuring Aussie artists 
              including The Chambers families and Audrey Auld, is captured performing 
              Broken Rainbow at the Corner Hotel in Richmond.
 CLICK HERE for a Fred feature 
              in the Diary on November 6.
 |  THE 
        T-BONES SIZZLE 
 Sunraysia reared country band The T-Bones are the epitome of rural rooted 
        country with a hard urban edge.
 
 The band, which hails from Robinvale, followed in the slipstream of punchy 
        predecessors 'Saltbush' and the 'Dead Livers' by writing about life in 
        the Aussie country fast lane.
 They launch their sixth album 'Seventeen' (a compilation) on Friday December 
        5 at the Ding Dong Lounge in Market Lane in the Melbourne CBD.
 
 They have also started recording their new studio album but this week 
        they perform their original tune 'She Starts' from fifth album 'Smartest 
        Kid In Town.'
 
 The song, one of many car classics from the pens of singer Andrew Pupillo 
        and guitarists Charlie Wilde and James Stewart, is a crowd pleaser.
 
 CLICK HERE for more about the 
        T-Bones from the DIARY.
  CASH 
        FAMILY TREE UPROOTED BY GURUHOW YOU CAN WIN JOHNNY CASH ANTHOLOGY DVD
 The Cash-Carter 
        Family tree is one of the most colourful in the long history of country 
        music.
 Johnny Cash, singing spouse June Carter Cash and her daughter Rosey Nix 
        Adams are among the latest to tumble from the tree into history.
 
 CLICK HERE for Rosey tribute on October 
        28.
 
 See if you can keep with Guru Dave, Lawrie Weir and director Peter Hosking 
        as they try to lop the branches into chronological order.
 
 CLICK HERE for a chance to win the 
        Johnny Cash Anthology DVD from AV Channel by becoming a member of Nu Country 
        or renewing your membership.
 
 Be the first financial member to spot the blooper 
        on the tree and you can also have a copy of the DVD.
 
 CLICK HERE for all the family 
        tree clues in the Diary on September 23.
  LUKE 
        O'SHEA RETURNS TO NU COUNTRY 
 MONICA 
        WEIGHTMAN DEBUT 
 
         
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            guitarist and singer-songwriter Monica Weightman suffered heart palpitations 
            when she was centre and front for Keith Urban's Melbourne concert. 
 Not from an arrow fired from stage by Urban but by the kick of his 
            drummer who zeroed in on Monica's vantage point near the stage.
 
 Monica performs the title track of her popular indie album 'Calm 
            Before The Storm' - a radio staple in the Nu Country FM era.
 
 Further Info visit http://www.tarahall.com.au/monicaweightman/
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