Million Dollar Artists Signs Golden Road

Million Dollar Artists produdly announce the signing of the nation's finest Keith Urban tribute band, Golden Road.

Aussie Keith Urban has gathered millions of fans becoming one of the top country artists. Golden Road captures the sound and look of this artist and pays tribute to the country hit maker and guitar wizard, playing all Urban hits, Somebody Like You, You're Going To Miss Me, Stupid Boy, Days Go By, Memories of Us, Jeans On, Live to Love Another Day, Look Good in my Shirt, Who Wouldn't Wanna Be Me, Rainin on Sunday, Kiss A Girl, Sweet Thing, Put You in A Song.. Urban fans flock to see Golden Road and will swear they're hearing and seeing a Keith Urban concert.

Spanky And Our Gang - Masters of melodic radio

The Classic Rock artists Spanky and Our Gang featuring the Queen of Sunshine Pop, Spanky McFarland have come to an agreement with Million Dollar Artists for management and booking.

When the soul-stirring notes from "Like To Get To Know You" spring out of our radios, we're reminded of how the distinctive sound crafted by Spanky and Our Gang became an indelible imprint on the soundtrack of our lives.
Just as the first top ten hit, "Sunday Will Never Be The Same" did the year before, "Like To Get To Know You" has irresistible staying power - and that it hasn't been heard "live" for years makes this music's return such an anticipated event.

An incredible string of hits, 5 songs in the Top 40 within a year, a collage of strong melodies and brilliant harmonies that established Spanky and Our Gang as a pop sensation for the ages. Bruce Eder says on Allmusic.com "Their hits, particularly "Sunday Will Never Be the Same," "Lazy Day," "Like to Get to Know You," and "Give a Damn," were as much a part of the ambience of the middle to late '60s as any of the best known songs of the Mamas & the Papas with whom they're frequently compared."

Listening to Spanky onstage is like falling in love again and hearing "can't promise...can't promise...that I'll love you" creates that soul-stirring scenario via a lyric and vocal prowess that graced the stage with Gary Puckett, The Association & The Turtles on the Happy Together Tour. "Yes I would, if I could" McFarlane sings in "Like To Get To Know You", a song that her audiences relate to in a multitude of ways.

Spanky and Our Gang brings back the music you remember with a special something extra.

Buddz hold final performance in home town

The Buddz have announced their final performance as a band with that name. The event, to be held near their home town  of Bristol TN at the Appalachian Fair Grounds. The bands final performance as the Buddz will be on November 26, 2010.

Buddz are changing their name and recording under the new name KLLR SmiLe

KLLR SmiLe films video for new release

KLLR SmiLe, new artist in the AER stable finished filming a music video to accompany their first new AER musi single "Adhesive"  Filming was done in Murfreesboro TN under the direction of Kevin Hayes at 371 Films.  Many thanks go out to the models that played the bands "girlfriends" in the video which deals with relationship problems between them.  Filming is complete and post production is expected to be completed within several months.

Sable films video for Coming Home

Just completed filming for a music video for Sable's song Coming Home under the direction of Kevin Hayes of 371 Films. Filming for the song was done in Murfreesboro TN. The song and video is about missing those close to you when you are on the road. Members of the band  participated in the shoot including Chris Sable, Mike Downing and Jake Hanselman.

Post production work, including merging what was shot with B roll will take several months and the completed video should be ready for release in early 2011

Filming New Music Videos for AER Artists

AER artists Jeff Sable and the Sable Band and a new (as yet not named) AER rocker band will be in Nashville on July 26 and July 27, 2010 filming a music video for each. Music being made into videos is "Coming Home" for Jeff Sable and the Sable Band. The new artists will be filming a song called "Adhesive" about being "stuck" in a relationship.

Look for more details soon!

Buddz take on a new name

The Buddz, winner of the Big Mama's battle of the bands has changed their name. Under the guidance of manager and label head the band has changed their name to KLLR Smile. The change was made because there were many other bands using Buddz as their name or part of it. Additionally, it was decided that the name Buddz might cause the band issures with future radio play etc.

The band will be recording a new single in the coming months.

KLLR SmiLe records first song under AER

KLLR SmiLe traveled to Nashville to work with AER president Dr. Charles "Max" E. Million and AER artist Jeff Sable on their first recording on the AER label. Everyone gathered at the EMI studio in Nashville to work with renowned engineer Chris Latham.

The song "Adhesive"  was recorded in a day in the studio and was mixed and mastered by Latham. Next step for the group is to film a music video for the song.

Buddz get trial run at American Eagle Recordings

The Buddz band from Bristol TN has been given a trial period with AER President Charles "Max" E. Million. During the trial the band will produce a single and a video to accompany it to get a feel for working together. The Buddz were winners of the Big Mammas battle of the bands.  If after producing a single and video both the band and the label still have confidence in each other and still desire to work together then we will negotiate an agreement to work together.

Sable's Redneck Bar featured in new movie

The Sable Single" Redneck Bar" from the "Coming Home: CD is featured in the soon to be released movie, "Best Laid Schemes."

Rainy Days at the Beach Fastest Rising Sable Song

Sable's "Rainy Days at the Beach" fastest growing Sable Single.

"Rainy Days at the Beach" has been progessing up the national Country charts at a faster rate than any of the bands previous releases, including their 2009 #1 hit "Drop of Rain."

As of November 29, 2009 the song has reached # 8 on the Indie Country Chart and #19 on the Main Country Chart for New Music Weekly Magazine and #52 on the Music Row Country Chart.

Sable Nominated - NMW Country Breakthrough Artist

Sable wins nomination for 2009 Country Breakthrough Artist of the Year by New Music Weekly Magazine The Los Angeles based magazine highlighting the best in new artists nominated Sable based on voting from Music and Program Directors at radio stations throughout the US and the world.

Sable's last single, "Drop of Rain," spent three weeks in the #1 spot and 17 weeks in the Top 10 on the New Music Weekly Main Country Chart..

Their current single, "Rainy Days at the Beach" is the fastest growing single of all their releases on national country music charts.

Sable Films Video with noted director Kevin McVey

The Sable brothers songwriting team Chris and Jeff just returned from shooting the music video for their latest single "Rainy Days at the Beach." Upon returning Jeff commented "I've never worked so hard in my whole life.

American Eagle Recordings president, Dr. Charles "Max" E. Million was contacted by noted director Kevin McVey in August about filming a video for Sable. McVey noted, "I was given a Sable CD and after listening to it I knew I wanted to work with him."

The video was filmed over a two day period on an uninhabited barrier island off the coast of California with no electric, phone, or running water. The entire film crew boarded a sailboat in Santa Barbara for a five hour sail to the island for the filming.

"All the equipment had to be taken from the boat to the island on a dinghy, " noted Chris. "It took ten trips to get everything to the island." Jeff stated.

Sable single spends 17 weeks in Top 10

"Drop of Rain," by Sable spent three weeks at #1 and 17 weeks in the top 10 at the Main Country Chart for the reporting radio stations to New Music Weekly magazine in Los Angeles. " Drop of Rain" also charted at #52 on the chart for reporting radio stations for Nashville based Music Row magazine.