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GREEN GOES PLATINUM
10/19/21

BMLG’s Riley Green has his first piece of wall art commemorating his success with “There Was This Girl,” first #1 at Country radio which has been certified platinum. BMLG Records chief Scott Borchetta, BMLG Records President/CEO Jimmy Harnen and Big Machine Label Group A&R EVP Allison Jones brought along a hammer and nails to help him hang the award.

 
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