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"Rock N Roll Jesus" took home the award for Most Outstanding National Album at the 2008 Detroit Music Awards, the first time Kid Rock has won that award since Devil Without A Cause in 1999.
While Kid Rock Oklahoma City Zoo Amphitheatre tickets was now popular in Michigan and controlling Kid Rock's own label, Kid Rock felt Kid Rock needed to get attention from a major label. On March 30, 1997, Kid Rock performed a special showcase concert, with Jason Krause on guitar, to attract major label attention. While many of the major labels were invited, the only attendee was Atlantic Records. Following the performance, record executives said they loved him but expressed doubts about the strength of Kid Rock's material. Kid Rock returned to the studio and cut a six song demo tape; the first two were "Somebody's Gotta Feel This" and "I Got One For Ya". After hearing the two songs, Jason Flom, then-president of Atlantic Records, signed Kid Rock to a record deal for $100,000 without hearing the rest.
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In 2003, Kid Rock returned with an eponymous album,almost stripping away the accustomed rap rock sound that Kid Rock created. He opted for southern rock and country ballads instead. The albums lead single was a cover of Bad Company's, "Feel Like Makin' Love". A media blitz would accompany the single capped off by the VH-1 special A Kid Rock Christmas, which aired on December 14,2003. He would release the country ballad "Cold And Empty" and the blues rocker " Jackson, Mississippi" as duel singles. He would follow the same path with " I Am" and the David Allan Coe penned "Single Father". "Single Father", would become Kid Rock's second charting country song.