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Daniel Smith
 Daniel Smith first turned heads in a big way with the 2005 release of American Made, his debut album for Parlor Records. The project yielded three chart singles. Now Smith is busy at work on his second album, Revolution, which will be out in May 2009. It has already spawned the party anthem and dance club favorite, "Livin' The Good Life." The next single up is "Man Like Me." . . . READ IT AND COMMENT
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Phil Stacey
 Another American Idol finalist, Phil is also a Navy veteran, father and husband. His knockout performance of Keith Urban's "Where The Blacktop Ends" impressed even the normally critical Simon Cowell! . . . READ IT AND COMMENT
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Kristy Lee Cook
 The Oregon native took a major risk when she sold her favorite horse to raise the money to travel to Philadelphia and audition for American Idol. Once there, in a sea of pop star hopefuls, she chose to sing "Amazing Grace." Cook's gorgeous rendition of the classic hymn earned her a ticket to Hollywood, where she finished seventh on last season's FOX-TV competition. . . . READ IT AND COMMENT
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Keni Thomas
 A dynamic live performer, Keni and his band, Cornbread, tour steadily both nationally and abroad opening for top artists like Keith Urban, Brad Paisley, Trace Atkins, Montgomery Gentry and Wynonna. They have traveled for years to the Middle East, volunteering their time as part of the USO's "Hope and Freedom" holiday show. Keni and Cornbread even made the jump to Hollywood as the featured band in the Disney/Touchstone blockbuster, "Sweet Home Alabama". . . . READ IT AND COMMENT
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Whitney Duncan
 Whitney, who needed just two classes her senior year to graduate and who was given latitude to pursue her career by her principal, would stay at her manager's house and use her days to write with some of Nashville's best. She began attracting label notice and by her senior year, she had landed a record deal. She cut several sides, including a duet with country legend Kenny Rogers, whom she joined on tour. . . . READ IT AND COMMENT
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