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To listen to the following music - just begin playing the first track or any within the collection and the player will automatically play them through.

High Lonesome Sound
The Title Cut From: "High Lonesome Sound" - Vince Gill - 1996 / Born in Norman Oklahoma - After cutting 3 albums
w/ Pure Prairie League; Vince was invited to
join Dire Straits by Mark Knopfler, but declined.
A Little More Country Than That
From His Self Titled Debut "Easton Corbin" - 2010
I thought I was hearing a new George Strait song
when I first heard this song on country radio... - c.f.
My Love Follows You Where You Go
From: 'Paper Airplane' - 2011 - Alison Krauss' 14th album
and the band's follow-up to 2004's triple Grammy winning
'Lonely Runs Both Ways' (Rounder). It's Krauss' first
release since her 2007 internationally acclaimed,
multi-platinum collaboration with Robert Plant,
'Raising Sand', which won six Grammys including
"Record Of The Year" and "Album Of The Year."
My Town
The Title Cut from Montgomery Gentry's Platinum
Third Album - "My Town" - 2002
Me & My Gang
The Title Cut from: "Me & My Gang" - Rascal Flatts - 2006
Run Away
Someone new I've recently discovered...
Beautiful music & a beautiful voice.
A fine compliment to my favorite bluegrass music:
Alison Krauss & Union Station...
From: "Follow Me Down" - Sarah Jarosz - 2011
What You Gonna Do
Didja' think Country Radio's new addition - "Storm Warning" - was a new Rascal Flatts Song ??
On 20 yr. old Hunter Haye's self-titled Atlantic Records debut, he wrote/co-wrote every song, co-produced with veteran producer Dann Huff and played every instrument on the album.
The Breaux Bridge, Louisiana multi-instrumentalist (acoustic guitar, bass guitar, drums, electric guitar, ganjo, mandolin, keys and more) is making some noise as he continues to draw attention from thousands
of fans. He has co-written songs for renowned artist such as Rascal Flatts and Montgomery Gentry and has shared the stage with Trace Adkins, Lady Antebellum, LeAnn Rimes, Brad Paisley and Keith Urban, to name a few.
Marry Me
From "Eleven" Martina McBride's 11'th album of music...
Martina herself co-wrote six of the 11 tracks...
this one is a Train cover with Train's Patrick Monahan
singing duo...
- very nice... - c.f.
Hicktown
From The Self Titled Debut Album: "Jason Aldean" - 2005
Rebecca Lynn
From: "A Healing Fire" - Singer, songwriter, guitarist:
Skip Ewing - 1990
Bryan White contributed to country radio back in
1994 with his hit version of this song.
Rebecca Lynn is songwriter Skip Ewing's daughter.
And while you might think Skip wrote this song about
his daughter, the story is quite the reverse. During a
songwriting session with good friend and frequent
co-writer Don Sampson, Ewing came up with the idea
to write a song with a sort of nursery rhyme premise.
And that made them think of children, and then they
had to come up with a name to use. "What would we
name a child?" Skip recalls. "If we could just think
of a beautiful name... and 'Rebecca Lynn' was
something we both agreed we just thought was lovely.
I thought, Gosh, if I ever have a daughter, I will name
her Rebecca Lynn."
So it was rather serendipitous that, when Skip met
his daughter's mother, she was familiar with the song,
and it was in fact her favorite song.
Their Rebecca Lynn was born in 1993.
Let's Get Down to It
From: "If You Ain't Lovin' You Ain't Livin'"
George Strait - 1988
Pretty Good At Drinkin' Beer
From: Billy Currington's Fourth Studio Album:
"Enjoy Yourself" - 2010
The House That Built Me
From: "Revolution" - Miranda Lambert - 2009
This Time
From: "Big Dreams in a Small Town" Restless Heart's third studio album - 1988. - I was a big fan of these guys,...and saw every performance when they came to town - at The Brady Theater,...and the crowds got bigger & bigger every year. They broke up a few years back and continued on with only one or two original members for awhile,...but I believe they're all back together - & touring again. - c.f.
Who Are You When I'm Not Looking
From: "All About Tonight" - Blake Shelton - 2010
Goodbye to Hello
From: "Change" - Sons Of The Desert - 2000
Let Me Let Go
From: "Faith" - Faith Hill - 1998
Faith's 4th & six-time platinum selling album. With Vince Gill providing back-up vocals on the enclosed track.
Faith Hill's career began inauspiciously in 1986 when she
dropped out of education in order to go to Nashville and
follow her dream of being a country music singer.
Her break came when she drew the attention of
Warner Brothers Records during a performance in which
she sang backup vocals for Gary Burr at a local café.
During 1996 she undertook the Spontaneous Combustion Tour with fellow country musician Tim McGraw, whom she later married. Her Soul2Soul II Tour 2006 with husband McGraw became the highest-grossing country tour of all time.
Faith Hill has sold more than 40 million records worldwide.
Folsom Prison Blues
From: "The Legend of Johnny Cash" - 2005
Originally Written & Performed - 1955 Cash was inspired to write this song after seeing the
movie 'Inside the Walls of Folsom Prison' (1951) while
serving in West Germany in the United States Air Force.
Cash recounted how he came up with the "Reno" line:
"I sat with my pen in my hand, trying to think up the
worst reason a person could have for killing another
person, and that's what came to mind."
Some of That True Love
From Shelby Lynne's Fourth Studio
Album - "Temptation" - 1993
Shelby Lynn is country music singer;
Alison Moorer's older sister.
The entire album has been described as
"hardcore jacked-up Western swing & big-band country"
Cost Of Livin'
From: The First Self-Titled Solo Album by Ronnie Dunn
since leaving Brooks & Dunn - "Ronnie Dunn" - 2011

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