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This is my favorite album by Vince Gill. I especially like the ballads "Whenever You Come Around," "When Love Finds You," "If There's Anything I Can Do" and the spiritual song "Go Rest High On That Mountain."

Kevin Sharp really caught my attention from the time he debuted with the sad, emotionally felt song "Nobody Knows." This was before I even knew anything about him. If you don't know his background, he is a cancer survivor. At 18, he was diagnosed with terminal cancer and faced death. In 1991, a miracle happened and he went into remission. That's where he has been ever since. In 1996, he released his first album and his debut single "Nobody Knows" went to #1 for three weeks. Quite a lucky guy - and I'd say very deserving!

Overall, I think his debut CD is a great album. In listening to most of the songs, you can tell that they are very emotionally felt. I especially like the slow songs "Nobody Knows" and "Somebody's Baby." The up-tempo song "If You Love Somebody" is another favorite. The only song I didn't care much for was "Love Bomb" - it sounds more like pop/rock than country and the lyrics are lacking.

Songlist: * Measure Of A Man * Nobody Knows * If You Love Somebody * There's Only You * She's Sure Taking It Well * The Strength To Love * Love Bomb * I'm Already Loving You Too Much * Population 4000 Minus 1 * Somebody's Baby * Love At The End Of The Road *

Kevin's second album "Love Is" didn't fare as well as his debut one, but I still think it includes a lot of great songs. Some of my favorites: "If She Only Knew" and "I'm Trying." The song " Love Is All That Really Matters" was originally on the album and released as the first single. Since it didn't do well, the song was taken off the CD before it was released. I personally liked the song.

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Lila McCann

One of the younger artists to hit the country scene is Lila McCann from Washington state (she debuted at age 16). Though there are many new artists out there, it is hard to mistake this girl's distinct, spirited voice that embraces you with melody and emotion. Her debut single "Down Came A Blackbird" is so different from what you typically hear on the radio that you can't help but listen to it. She can really work the lyrics of a song with her voice!

I was impressed overall with her debut album. People of all ages can relate to many of the songs on it. My favorites are "Down Came A Blackbird," "Yippy Ky Yay" (an upbeat song that she sings with sass and attitude), "Saddle My Dreams" (a catchy song about never losing hope of your dreams) and "Already Somebody's Lover" (a ballad).

Songlist for "Lila": * I Wanna Fall In Love * Just One Little Kiss * Almost Over You * Down Came A Blackbird * Already Somebody's Lover * Changing Faces (co-written by Lila) * Yippy Ky Yay * I Feel For You * Saddle My Dreams * A Rain Of Angels (a Christian Country song)*

Lila's contribution to the "Hope Floats" soundtrack was the the song entitled "To Get Me To You."

Lila's hit single "With You" is from her second album entitled "Something In The Air." I really love this entire album, especially the songs "With You," "Can You Hear Me" and "When You Walked Into My Life." Even though her voice has matured, Lila continues to choose songs that suit her voice and reflect her personality.

Songlist for "Something In The Air" (1999): * With You * I Reckon I Will * Kiss Me Now * I Will Be * Go Girl * Rhymes With * You're Gone * Crush * Something In The Air * Hit By Love * Can You Hear Me * When You Walked Into My Life *

Lila released her third album entitled "Complete" on June 26, 2001. The album features her single "Come A Little Closer." The music on this CD is a slight departure from Lila's previous work. Her vocals sound more mature and the music leans a little more toward pop-flavored country (unfortunately), but for the most part Lila's music still sounds like Lila.

Songlist for "Complete" (2001): * Where It Used To Break * Come A Little Closer * Complete * Mighty Mighty Love * Whisper The Words * Like A Rocket * Is It Just Me * She Remembers Love * Lost In Your Love * Because Of You *

Lila is finally back with new music! Her single "Go Easy On Me" has been released to radio. To listen to an audio clip of the song, go to the Broken Bow Records web site. Look for her new CD to come out June 2005.

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Mindy McCready

Album: "If I Don't Stay The Night"

Even though Mindy has had three albums released, I feel her second one entitled "If I Don't Stay The Night" is her best work to date. I especially liked the tracks "This Is Me," "Cross Against The Moon" and "Long, Long Time."

Songlist: * What If I Do * This Is Me * If I Don't Stay The Night * Cross Against The Moon * For A Good Time Call * Oh Romeo * The Other Side Of This Kiss * You'll Never Know * Fine Art Of Holding A Woman * Only A Whisper * Long, Long Time *

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Dixie Chicks

Album: "Wide Open Spaces"

Songlist: * I Can Love You Better * Wide Open Spaces * Loving Arms * There's Your Trouble * You Were Mine * Never Say Die * Tonight the Heartache's On Me * Let'er Rip * Once You've Loved Somebody * I'll Take Care of You * Am I The Only One (Whose Ever Felt This Way) * Give It Up or Let Me Go *

The Dixie Chicks' second album entitled "Fly" includes their hit singles "Ready To Run" and "Cowboy Take Me Away." In addition to those two songs, I really love the spunky song "If I Fall You're Going Down With Me." I personally cannot stand "Goodbye, Earl" nor do I care much for "Sin Wagon" (however, Emily's banjo pickin' is awesome on this track).

Allison Moorer's crisp, southern voice creates a sound that's pure traditional country with a fresh twist. The Alabama native was first recognized in 1998 when her song "A Soft Place to Fall" was featured in the critically acclaimed movie "The Horse Whisperer."
Since then, she has released two more singles from her debut album "Alabama Song" -- "Set You Free" and the title track. Almost all of the songs on the album were either written or co-written by Allison. CMT was very good at first about showing all three of her videos, but now they seemed to have slacked. That's more than I can say for country radio stations though -- I have seldom heard her music on the radio. With her talented songwriting and unique voice, radio should be giving her the chance she deserves.

On her debut album, I find myself listening the most to the upbeat song "Set You Free," along with the heart-aching ballads "Easier To Forget" and "I Found A Letter."

Songlist for "Alabama Song" (1998): * Pardon Me * Long Black Train * Alabama Song * Call My Name * The One That Got Away (Got Away With My Heart) * I Found A Letter * Easier To Forget * Set You Free * A Soft Place To Fall * Tell Me Baby * Is Heaven Good Enough For You *

Missouri native Sara Evans debuted in 1997 with her first album entitled "Three Chords And The Truth." With the 1998 release of her second album, "No Place That Far," Sara finally started getting more recognition. The title track "No Place That Far" went to #1 on the charts. From sharp and sassy upbeat tunes to deep, dramatic ballads, Sara has a style that's rooted in traditional country, yet is very original. My two favorite songs from this album are "No Place That Far" and "Time Won't Tell."

Songlist for "No Place That Far": * The Great Unknown * Cryin' Game * No Place That Far (with Vince Gill) * I Thought I'd See Your Face Again * Fool, I'm A Woman * Time Won't Tell * The Knot Comes Untied * Love, Don't Be A Stranger * These Days (with Alison Krauss) * Cupid (with George Jones) * There's Only One (a gospel tune) *

If you believe female artists do not make traditional country albums anymore, think again. Sara's 1997 debut album entitled "Three Chords And The Truth" is hard-core country. I even found myself double-checking the CD's back cover to make sure that I had read the year correctly. As a lover of real country music, I found it so refreshing to listen to new, yet traditional sounding music. Unfortunately this album didn't fare well for Sara in terms of sales and the charts, so her music as moved slightly more to mainstream country. I just hope she doesn't decide to resort to the country-pop stuff that floods the radio these days. I absolutely love the hauntingly beautiful title track, as well as the fun-loving, two-stepping "If You Ever Want My Lovin'." The ballad "Unopened" portrays an inner battle between desiring to know the truth and the power of trust. "The Week The River Raged," co-written by Sara, is one of the most unique Southern gospel tunes I've ever heard.

Songlist for "Three Chords And The Truth" (1997): * True Lies * Shame About That * Three Chords And The Truth * If You Ever Want My Lovin' * Imagine That * Even Now * I Don't Wanna See The Light * I've Got A Tiger By The Tail * Unopened * Walk Out Backwards * The Week The River Raged (a gospel song) *

Sara joins the Warren Brothers on the song "That's The Beat Of A Heart," which is from the "Where The Heart Is" movie soundtrack.

Songlist for "Born To Fly" (2000): * Born To Fly * Saints and Angels * I Could Not Ask For More * I Keep Looking * I Learned That From You * Let's Dance * Why Should I Care * Four Thirty * Show Me The Way To Your Heart * You Don't * Every Little Kiss *

Sara Evans teams up with Brad Paisley on a song they co-wrote called "New Again"; the song is featured on "The Passion of The Christ" CD.

I really love Sara's #1 song, "Suds In The Bucket"; you will find the song on her album titled "Restless."

Songlist for "A Real Fine Place" (release date - Oct. 4, 2005): * Coalmine * A Real Fine Place To Start * Cheatin' * New Home Town * You'll Always Be My Baby * Supernatural * Roll Me Back In Time * The Secrets That We Keep * Bible Song * Tell Me * Missing Missouri * Momma's Night Out * These Four Walls *

Bonus tracks on the exclusive Target edition of this CD (for a limited time): * Caged * Best Days Are Coming * You * Suds in the Bucket (Live) *

The video for her recent #1 song "A Real Fine Place To Start" is being played on CMT, GAC and V1 Country. Visit CMT's artist site to view the full-length video online.

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Andy Griggs

Album: "You Won't Ever Be Lonely"

"You take a good gospel singer, add a little rock'n'roll and a country song from a country boy, and you've got yourself a winning combination -- and besides, he's a good friend of mine." -- states Waylon Jennings in the liner notes of Andy Griggs' debut album "You Won't Ever Be Lonely."

Andy, a native of Monroe, Louisiana, didn't always dream of being a country star. In fact, it wasn't until after the death of his father and brother that he turned to music. I'm glad he did, because he isn't just another handsome face -- the guy has talent. He not only sings well, he sings with depth and sincerity. Despite his non-country looks, his music is definitely country. The tracks include acoustic guitars, fiddles and even a five-string banjo.
I really love the heartfelt title track, along with his second single "I'll Go Crazy" and "Shine On Me", his duet with Waylon Jennings. His hit single "She's More" stayed at the #2 position on the Billboard Singles chart for many weeks... the lovely video for it was shown on CMT and features his wife Stephanie.

Songlist: * You Made Me That Way * I'll Go Crazy * I Miss You The Most * You Won't Ever Be Lonely * Waitin' On Sundown * A Side Of Me * I Don't Know A Thing * Shine On Me (Duet With Waylon Jennings) * Ain't Done Nothin' Wrong * She's More * Ain't Livin' Long Like This *

Andy joins Coley McCabe on her first single and video entitled "Grow Young With You."

Andy's single "Tonight I Wanna Be Your Man" is from his album "Freedom," which hit the stores on July 9, 2002.

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Chely Wright

Even though Chely Wright had previously released several albums, this was the first time that I finally felt the urge to get one of her CDs...and I wasn't disappointed. Her album entitled "Single White Female" impressed me. It's real country -- no mistaking it for a pop album. Most of the songs are slow ballads, but there are a few uptempo tunes mixed in. The music is more acoustic and doesn't overpower Chely's vocals...it only compliments her voice. Naturally I really like the title track, but my favorite song on the CD is "Why Do I Still Want You." The softly sung track "Unknown" and the autobiographical tune "Picket Fences" (which Chely wrote) also score high with me.

West Virginia native Brad Paisley is quite a talented young man - from songwriting to guitar-picking to singing, he does it all well. Brad wrote or co-wrote 12 out of the 13 tracks on his debut album entitled "Who Needs Pictures." His quiet, down-to-earth personality and his strong desire to stay true to real country music impress me. Brad's two #1 songs "He Didn't Have To Be" and "We Danced" are definitely highlights on the album. He ends the album with an original instrumental called "The Nervous Breakdown" and the traditional gospel hymn "In The Garden."

Brad's sophomore album, entitled "Part II," is even more impressive than his first album. While many artists these days chose to stray away from the traditional country sound on their second albums - claiming that that they are "growing musically" - Brad proves with "Part II" that he ain't that kind of artist. Brad's sequel is heavily rooted in tradition and actually sounds more country than his first CD. I think it's an awesome album! My favorite songs on it are "Part Two," "Come On Over Tonight," "I Wish You'd Stay" and "Too Country."

Chely Wright sings backup vocals on the title track and co-wrote "Come On Over Tonight" with Brad. "Too Country" features guest appearances by George Jones, Buck Owens and Bill Anderson!

Songlist for "Who Needs Pictures" (1998): * Long Sermon * Me Neither * Who Needs Pictures * Don't Breathe * He Didn't Have To Be * It Never Woulda Worked Out Anyway * Holdin' On To You * I've Been Better * We Danced * Sleepin' On The Foldout * The Nervous Breakdown (instrumental) * Cloud Of Dust * In The Garden *

Songlist for "Part II" (2001): * Two Feet of Topsoil * I'm Gonna Miss Her * Part Two * Wrapped Around * Two People Fell in Love * Come On Over Tonight * You'll Never Leave Harlan Alive * I Wish You'd Stay * All You Really Need Is Love * Munster Rag (instrumental) * You Have That Effect On Me * Too Country * The Old Rugged Cross *

Not featured on the album...the Brad and Chely duet: "Hard To Be A Husband/Hard To Be A Wife" The song can be found on the compilation CD entitled "Backstage at the Grand Ole Opry."

Brad's song "364 Days To Go" was originally released on a compilation CD titled "Country Christmas 2001." The album included 10 songs by various country artists, including Dolly Parton, Sara Evans, Kenny Chesney and Alan Jackson. The song is now available on Brad's new Christmas CD that came out October 2006.

Brad's third album titled "Mud On The Tires" features 17 tracks and was released on July 22, 2003. The CD includes his hit single "Celebrity". Brad sang a couple of new songs from this album on the CMT televised portion of the Grand Ole Opry on July 28, 2003. I instantly fell in love with the song "Little Moments"...it's very heartfelt and humorous at the same time. My other favorites from the album, include the "Hold Me In Your Arms," "The Best That I Had Goin'" and the bittersweet ballad "Somebody Knows You Now."

Songlist for "Mud On The Tires" (2003): * Mud On The Tires * Celebrity * Ain't Nothin' Like * Little Moments * That's Love * Somebody Knows You Now * Famous People * Hold Me In Your Arms (And Let Me Fall) * Whiskey Lullaby (featuring Alison Krauss) * The Best Thing That I Had Goin' * The Cigar Song * Make A Mistake * Make A Mistake With Me (instrumental) * Is It Raining At Your House * Spaghetti Western Swing (instrumental featuring Redd Volkaert) * Farther Along (gospel hymn) * Kung Pao (hidden track) *

Brad Paisley teams up with Sara Evans on a song they co-wrote called "New Again"; the song is featured on "The Passion of The Christ" CD.

Brad's album titled "Time Well Wasted" features his hit singles "She's Everything" and "The World." It includes things that fans have come to expect and love from Brad, such as a gospel song and an instrumental. It also features the lovely gospel song "When I Get Where I'm Going" with Dolly Parton.

Songlist for "Time Well Wasted" (release date - Aug. 16, 2005): * The World * Alcohol * Waitin' On A Woman * I'll Take You Back * She's Everything * You Need A Man Around Here * Out In The Parkin' Lot (with Alan Jackson) * Rainin' You * Flowers * Love Is Never-Ending * The Uncloudy Day * When I Get Where I'm Going (featuring Dolly Parton) * Easy Money * Time Warp (instrumental)* Time Well Wasted * Cornography (featuring James Burton & the Kung Pao Buckaroos) *

Songlist for "5th Gear" (release date - June 19, 2007): * All I Wanted Was A Car * Ticks * Online * Letter To Me * I'm Still A Guy * Some Mistakes * It Did * Mr. Policeman * If Love Was a Plane * Oh Love (featuring Carrie Underwood) * Better Than This * With You, Without You * Previously... (featuring Kung Pao Buckaroos - Little Jimmy Dickens, Bill Anderson and Vince Gill) * Bigger Fish To Fry (featuring Kung Pao Buckaroos - Little Jimmy Dickens, Bill Anderson and Vince Gill) * When We All Get To Heaven (gospel hymn) * Throttleneck (instrumental) *

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Stephanie Beaumont

Album: "Way Over My Heart"

Unless you live in Canada or know someone who does, you may have missed out on hearing Stephanie Beaumont. Stephanie is a Canadian artist with a lovely, crystal-clear sounding voice...not only is her voice really something to hear, her songs are very original. There is just something about her voice that makes words sparkle even in her ballads. She has released two albums on a Canadian record label, including her recent album entitled "Way Over My Heart."

My favorites from the album are "Already In Way Over My Heart," "You And Me And Love" and the ballad "I've Gotta Know."

From the moment I heard Lee Ann Womack's single "I Hope You Dance," I fell in love with it. However, despite the fact that I had enjoyed her previous singles as well, it took persistant pleading from a friend of mine to finally persuade me to buy the "I Hope You Dance" CD. The album in one word: awesome! This is one of those rare albums that has everything going for it: powerful lyrics, creative instrumentation and awesome vocals. If you're tired of the sappy love songs that radio loves to play these days, check out Lee Ann's music because it's packed with real-life, emotionally-charged songs. I especially like the tracks "The Healing Kind," "Lonely Too," "Stronger Than I Am,"... (heck, I could probably state the whole songlist!)

If you haven't heard of Brad Martin yet, I'm betting that you will soon. Brad, a 33-year-old from Greenfield, Ohio, has a smooth, soulful voice that embraces the heart of traditional country music. His debut single "Before I Knew Better" was officially sent to radio stations in January 2002. The song broke into Billboard's Top 40 Country Singles chart during mid-March and and peaked in the teens that summer. The video for the song debuted on CMT (Country Music Television) on March 6, 2002.

The love and talent for music runs deep in Brad's family. While growing up, Brad would listen to his father's old country records along with the music of father's own band, which still plays in the area.

In addition to singing, Brad is also a songwriter and guitarist. He co-wrote eight out of the 10 tracks on his debut album "Wings Of A Honky Tonk Angel," which was released June 18, 2002 on Epic Records. He has opened a few shows this year for Brad Paisley - not bad company for a new artist, eh? I'd say that Brad Martin could be the best new male artist to hit the country music scene since Brad Paisley debuted back in 1998.

Often times artists' Christmas albums are just a rehashing of familiar holiday songs. While there is nothing wrong with those albums, they usually lack the sparkle and originality found on their regular albums. However, SHeDAISY's Christmas album entitled "Brand New Year" is anything but typical.

Sisters Kassidy, Kelsi and Kristyn Osborn make up the group known as SHeDAISY. Their innovative ways of layering vocals and lyrics carry over from their debut album "The Whole Shebang" to their Christmas music. The album includes several original songs co-written by Kristyn, along with SHeDAISY-fied arrangements of familiar and not-so-familiar holiday songs.

The gals joyfully alternate their vocals on "Deck The Halls." The song was originally done for Disney's release of "Mickey's Once Upon A Christmas." Be sure to look for SHeDAISY's video of "Deck The Halls" on CMT! Santa turns into a hot, handsome hunk on the tune "Santa's Got A Brand New Bag."

Sometimes the only "present" that a person yearns for at Christmas is one that is priceless...such as winning the heart of a certain guy or girl... "That's What I Want For Christmas." These gals add spice to the traditional song "Jingle Bells" by turning it into a romantic melody that depicts a cozy sleigh ride on a frosty, moonlit night.

"What Child Is This" portrays the true meaning of Christmas. "The Secret of Christmas" quietly reminds you that it's not the things that you do at Christmas time, but the Christmas things that you do all year.

Don't immediately stop your CD player when the song "Brand New Year" ends, because you'll miss the hidden track! After a brief period of silence, you will hear the gals softly sing "How Can I Keep From Singing."

Songlist for "Brand New Year" (2000): * Deck The Halls * Santa's Got A Brand New Bag * That's What I Want For Christmas * Jingle Bells * A Really Really Merry Scary Intro * Tinseltown * Sleigh Ride * What Child Is This * Hark The Herald Angels Sing/Carol Of The Bells * The Secret Of Christmas * Christmas Children * Twist Of The Magi * Brand New Year (My Revolution) *

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Billboard's Top 10 Country Singles and Albums: See who's at the top of the charts.

Loren's Country Music: Loren's a friend of mine who loves country music and well-written lyrics as much as I do. His site features Canadian artists Stephanie Beaumont and Nancy Denault...as well as artists from the United States (be sure to check out his neat Danni Leigh and Kelly Willis lyrics sections!).

Country Weekly: Online version of the printed magazine - updated weekly.

Sicotas Country Jumpstation: This site is in Germany and includes a list of country links.

Marie's Country Music Island: This site is by a big country music fan who has a lot of great info on her pages!!

Taz's Country Corner: A country music site with lots of links.

Planet Garth: The ultimate Garth Brooks web site. Even though it's an unofficial site, it contains just about anything you would want to know related to Garth.

Lila McCann: Learn more about this young country artist and her music at her official site. Also, features lots of neat pictures, sound/video clips and more.

Bobby Mountain: A traditional country singer who lives in northeast Georgia.

WYAY 106.7 FM: A favorite local country radio station in Atlanta, Georgia.

Gold 104.3 FM: Local radio station in Dahlonega, Georgia that still plays lots of old country favorites along with the hits of today.

Kicks 101.5: A popular radio station in Atlanta, Georgia that plays a variety of country msuic, including the newest releases.

Country Music Television: Visit CMT's site for the latest country news, streaming audio/video and more.

Official SHeDAISY Page: A colorful site featuring a three sister group who debuted with their song "Little Good-Byes."

Official Brad Paisley Page: Brad is a talented singer, songwriter and guitarist who debuted with the ballad "Who Needs Pictures" and landed #1 songs with "He Didn't Have To Be," "We Danced" and "I'm Gonna Miss Her."

Official Cyndi Thomson Page: Cyndi, who is from Georgia, scored a #1 hit with her debut song "What I Really Meant To Say." Her album "My World" was released July 2001.

Take Country Back: This site is proud to be "too country"! Features news, album reviews and more about artists who aren't afraid to stay stay true to their traditional country roots. Includes an array of artists ranging from newcomers Allison Moorer and Danni Leigh...to legends such as Johnny Cash and Patsy Cline.

Country Atlanta: Formerly known as the Metro Atlanta Country Music Club, Country Atlanta is a non-profit organization that promotes country, bluegrass and gospel music in the Atlanta, Georgia area. The site includes news and lots of good links.

Official Miranda Lambert Site: This gal's traditional country sound impressed me the first time I heard her sing on the first season of the Nashville Star talent competition in spring 2003. Miranda, a talented singer/songwriter from Texas, ended up coming in third place... but with her beautiful voice and down-to-earth personality, I thought she deserved to win!

Great American Country: The TV station that still plays lots of country music videos (new and old)... it's also the new home of the Grand Ole' Opry. Unlike CMT, you can still search on the GAC site to see when your favorite artist's videos will be shown!

Official Billy Currington Site: Billy's emotional song "Walk A Little Straighter" debuted on country radio in 2003. The singer/songwriter from Rincon, Georgia, credits Merle Haggard, George Strait and Keith Whitley has some of his influences. Learn more about Billy and listen to clips of the album's songs at his official site.

Official George Canyon Site: George is more than just a handsome guy in a cowboy hat... this Canadian is quite an accomplished songwriter who knows how to vividly portray emotion in any song he sings. That's why he was my personal pick as the winner in the of the second Nashville Star talent competition that was shown on the USA Network. George ended up in second place (Brad Cotter won), but things have still turned out well for him because he has now been signed to Universal South Records.

Official Jenny Farrell Site: Jenny, a 35-year-old singer/songwriter from New Mexico, was one of the 10 contestants in the third season of the Nashville Star talent competition that began March 1, 2005 on the USA Network. I think Jenny has a lovely voice and that she deserved to win. I wish her the best and hope that she will still get a record deal in the future! Read her bio, view photos and listen to some of her original music on this site.

The Wrights Music: This official site is for the new husband and wife duo, the Wrights. Adam and Shannon Wright, 32-year-olds from Georgia, released their first CD "Down This Road" in May 2005. The combination of the duo's skillful songwriting and beautiful harmonies makes the song collection on the CD very unique. Alan Jackson, who is Adam's uncle, is featured on their spiritual song "Leave A Light On." The Wrights' current single is "On The Rocks."

Official Trick Pony Site: The Trick Pony trio - Keith, Heidi and Ira - are one of the wildest and hottest groups to hit the country music scene. (Keith is from my home state of Georgia!)

Official Trisha Yearwood Site:: Trisha is my all-time favorite artist...and she's a Georgia gal! Check out the latest news, photos, music and more on her site. Also visit her on MySpace.

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