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American Idol's Randy Jackson Gets Weekly Radio Countdown Show

Dateline: 06/23/05

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Westwood One has announced the debut of the new three-hour weekly music program, Randy Jackson’s Hit List, hosted by American Idol judge, producer, and musician Randy Jackson. The program will debut in September of 2005 on radio stations nationwide.

Randy Jackson’s Hit List will countdown the top 30 songs of the week and much more, including features such as “What's in Randy’s iPod” and the new school meets old school feature “Throwback”. The program will also feature interviews with the lists top artists, plus the inside story from Jackson who works behind the scenes with many of the industry's top acts.

“I've been in the music business my entire life and recognize there's no better way to reach the music listener than through radio,” said Randy Jackson. “I'm thrilled to be with Westwood One and look forward to our September launch.”

Randy Jackson is a Grammy Award winning producer and twenty-year music industry veteran. For eight years, Jackson was VP of A&R at Columbia Records followed by four years as Senior VP of A&R at MCA Records.

In addition to his tenure as the bass player for Journey, Jackson has recorded, toured and performed with some of the biggest selling artists in the world, including: Mariah Carey, *NSYNC, Madonna, Elton John, Destiny's Child and many more. Jackson has also worked on over one thousand gold and multi-platinum albums in various capacities including producer.

- Portions from a Westwood One News Release

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