In today's musical marketplace Country Music accounts for 10% of the CD sales. That 10% still adds-up to a lot of money though, because the total entertainment industry (concerts, television programming and films) uses billions of dollars worth of musical scores, soundtracks and as themes in commercials. So all you songwriters out there keep on working towards your musical career.

Today were going to Texas, to where Clay McClinton's  heart resides as he tells us What Can't Be Understood. 

As he says in his song Dig Deep "Miscommunication is the cause of it all."

Click Clay McClinton: www.myspace.com/claymcclinton

Relationships, why are most guys clueless about them? Because guys never think about them, let alone talk about them with their friends.

Women are always thinking about their own relationships, their friends relationships and celebrity relationships and discussing them with their co-workers, fellow students and fellow latte'ettes at the Coffeebucks.

Guys think about the NASCAR race coming up this Sunday: www.blogcharm.com/nascarcountry   and baseball and important stuff like that. So it's no wonder that guys don't relate to relationships.

We are going to shine the BrightLights on relationships, and it won't hurt a bit. The dulcimer tones of Jean Ann Hand's voice are going to give you a clue about what women are thinking when they say "I am sorry".

I realize that not everybody has a "High-Speed Internet Connection." The upcoming fast-text link takes you to a page with a small window in it that will let you select "I Unapoligize" from a list of four songs; no special "Media-Player" is required, the top-secret server delivers the fast-loading-link, Click: www.myspace.com/jeanannhandland

If you are interested in Celebrity Relationships, Click this text link: www.associatedcontent.com/article/24434/celebrity_relationships_eposide_1.html

The artists presented under the BrightLights are at varying stages of their musical performing and recording careers.

Skyler Spencer seems to have been singing and dancing for several decades now, but of course that is impossible as she is in her early twenties. Skyler Spencer has been studying music and dance since since she was a little girl and is just an explosion of creativity in a petite package.

If  I Were Rain is a song with serious subject matter as Skyler Spencer sings  "falling down, I'd wash away all the pain around and no more tears would reach the ground."

Click Skyler Spencer's music link: www.myspace.com/skylaspencer

Yes, you have reached the site BrightLights where we are going to introduce New Singers and Bands, but first a few interesting links:

I have been writing about NASCAR and the Knights in White Simpson NOMEX firesuits (the protective suits the drivers wear while driving on a StockcarSunday afternoon) because this is the most crucial year in the organizations history.

After the last-lap loss of it's most acclaimed driver:

www.associatedcontent.com/article/140946/dale_earnhardts_death_in_racing_crash.html

inspired the design of the Car of Tomorrow, the question is; will the intensely brand-loyal

NASCAR fans accept stockcar racers that are virtually identical?

www.associatedcontent.com/article/176266/is_nascar_following_the_american_automobile.html

industry's tire tracks?

Another pivotal NASCAR development is the entry of TOYOTA, with multiple racing teams, into the full NEXTELL Cup 36 race schedule.

www.associatedcontent.com/article/140953/toyota_to_make_nascar_debut_at_daytona.html.

I will be following the TOYOTA team's progress at:

www.blogcharm.com/nascarcountry

Although there isn't much interest in TOYOTA's efforts so far, Dave Blaney and Brian Vickers have been consistent finishers week after week and  their finish positions will be improving as the Car of Tomorrow's suspensions and aerodynamics get fine tuned.

The links to the multi-linked ac database where my articles are stored will help BrightLight in the search engine rankings and enable more Internet readers and country music fans find this new site.

Today's musical introduction is a young lady named Taylor Swift and she sing's that he's the reason for the Teardrops on My Guitar. Taylor Swift is farther along in her career than the other singers and guitar pickers featured so far, having signed with a record label,

Big Machine Records. Another one of her noteworthy songs is "you're just another Picture To Burn. BrightLights on www.myspace.com/taylorswift

This is a classy, classic sounding group, not to say that they are old fashioned sounding; but obviously a lot of work has gone into perfecting the Bryan Clees Band sound.

My favorite tracks are: What Have I Done and Need to Hear a Tune.

What Have I Done is a story about a man who realizes that he may be losing the best thing he ever had,  "What have I done, what can I do, what can I say?

                                  Can I get down on my knees to prove that I can change?

                                   What can I do to undo what I have done?

Relationships are based on trust. Once that is betrayed can it be mended?  Temptation is always out there at work and on the road.

Need to Hear a Tune is a example of what this band can do playing full-out.

The Bryan Clees Band can be heard at this music link: www.myspace.com/bryancleesband

because there isn't a Country Music Radio Station in one of the major media centers of the United States. New York City is the nations financial capital and the headquarters for all the major broadcasting networks, except for the network that Homer Simpson made a reality, the Fox Television Network.

So before another teardrop falls in New York City because of the Country Music drought I am presenting WYNYC Country Radio to the good people of Long Island, the Jersey Shore, north-central Jersey, the Lehigh Valley and Westchester County along with our friends working in the granite canyons.

Traveling across America to the Daytona 500 I noticed that radio stations all across our country played their selections from the same list of songs. I was hoping that after the Grammy Awards Show we would get to hear something different but it takes awhile for the programming to change. So to introduce you to a new singer-songwriter, WYNYC Country Radio presents Jean* Ann Hand a young lady who doesn't have to UnApologize for anything. Usually I would discuss the song's lyrics, but I don't want to spoil the suprise.

Jean* Ann Hand can be heard at this Music Link: www.myspace.com/jeanannhandland