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 SONGWRITER OF THE YEAR ALAN JACKSON |
The ASCAP 36th Annual Country Music Awards |
 LYLE LOVETT, RODNEY CROWELL AND VINCE GILL joined to honor the great Guy Clark who received The ASCAP Foundation Lifetime Achievement Award. Pictured (l-r) are ASCAP's Todd Brabec, Lovett, Crowell, Clark's wife Susanna, Clark and Gill. |
 SONG OF THE YEAR: Pictured (l-r) "One Night At A Time" co-writers Eddie Kilgallon & Earl Bud Lee. |
 THREE MEMBERS of the Tennessee Congressional delegation were honored with the ASCAP Friend of the Arts Award. Pictured (l-r) are: Representative Bob Clement, Senator Fred Thompson, ASCAP Board member Wayland Holyfield and Senator Bill Frist. |
 GOVERNOR DON SUNDQUIST received the ASCAP Board of Directors Award presented by the ASCAP Board member and Sony/ATV Music's Donna Hilley. |
 DAVID HALL of CBS Cable (which owns The Nashville Network and Country Music Television) accepted the first-ever ASCAP Partners-in-Music Award, presented by ASCAP Senior Vice President Director of Licensing Vincent Candilora (left). |
 Award winner Greg Barnhill, artist John Berry, ASCAP's John Briggs, Windswept Pacific's Steve Markland and award winner Richard Bach. |
 "Love is the Right Place" writer Tommy Sims and ASCAP's Connie Bradley. |
 ASCAP's John Briggs with writer Dana Hunt for "Check Yes or No." |
 Don Pfrimmer and Tim Buppert. |
 Gene Ellsworth & Maria Cannon, award-winning writers for "The Fool." |
 Dan Tyler wrote the award-winning song "Light in Your Eyes." |
 Brad Paisley wrote the award-winning song "Another You." |
 Almo Music's Mary Del Scobey with award winner Mike Dekle and multiple award winner Craig Wiseman. |
 Alan Ray wrote "I Only Get This Way With You." |
 Award winner Wayne Tester with multiple award winner Trey Bruce. |
 Artist Trace Adkins and writer Billy Lawson, winner for "I Left Something Turned On At Home." |
 Stan Paul Davis (right) wrote "Better Man, Better Off" recorded by Tracy Lawrence (left). |
 Robert Ellis Orrall & Cathy Majeski wrote the award-winning song "What If It's You." |
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