Rising Star, Jerry Audley Skyrockets into Top 10 on the Texas Music Chart

Houston, TX, April 2, 2008 -- Texas native Jerry Audley has cracked the top 10 on the Texas Music Chart, coming in at #9 with a bullet for the week of March 31 with "Lucky Me, Lonely You," one of those catchy songs that spread like a virus.  The song was co-written by Ronnie Dunn of Brooks and Dunn fame, Terry McBride from McBride and The Ride, co-writer of "If You See Him/If You See Her," and "Play Something Country," and Shawn Camp, co-writer of hits such as: "Would You Go With Me," "Firecracker," and "Two Piña Coladas."

Audley entered the chart as a newcomer, and just four weeks out of the box, he is now accomplishing his dreams.  Listeners are saying “it’s just one of those songs that rub off on you, a classic in the making!”

"Lucky Me, Lonely You" is featured on his debut release, "Audley Enough", and it is serviced to radio by Debbie Green Promotions, Roger Ramsey Promotions and Elroy Kahanek Promotions.  Audley has made several visits to radio to promote the single, and on April 5th, he will co-host a radio show on KSAM 101.7 FM in Huntsville, Texas from 7- 10 PM . "I couldn't feel more blessed than I do right now” said Audley, “God has been so good to me,”  He goes on to thank Debbie Green, Roger Ramsey and Elroy Kahanek, and Dorothea for believing in this record, and helping him break through. Listen to "Lucky Me, Lonely You" at www.myspace.com/jerryaudleymusic

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