DVD…WEBB PIERCE: GREATEST HITS...DIGITAL CLASSICS D1666.
Born in 1926 in Louisiana, Webb Pierce was voted the number one country singer for 8 years in a row, and had 69 charts hits. Shortly before his death in 1991 he produced this compilation for video, narrating and providing background on all the songs, their origins and the writers and it includes excerpts taken from rare film performances on stage, in concert and from TV. The performances include his great road band over the years and daughter Debbie plus songwriter Max Powell. This is a rare insight into a great country performer showing how country music sounded and was presented back then. As it’s told by Webb it’s accurate but this is not a story of his life, just his music, and there’s plenty of that. I’m sure you’ll enjoy the songs some of which have been hits by other stars since. You can get more details from www.digitalclassicsdvd.co.uk

SONGS:-Louisiana-In the jailhouse now-Wondering - More and More (Duet with Debbie)-Slowly -There Stands the Glass-Does my memory ever cross your mind-I ain’t never-Rocky Top (Debbie solo)-Take the time it takes-How do you talk to a baby- It’s been so long-Memory No 1-The songwriter’s lovesong ( by Max Powell)-Cowtown-Don’t do it darling-Honky Tonk song-Tupelo County Jail ( duet with Debbie) -Someday. (19 songs 52 minutes).

DVD…IN THE HANK WILLIAMS TRADITION...VARIOUS ARTISTES...DIGITAL CLASSICS-D1659
This DVD traces Hank Williams' incredible life story through rare film clips, his songs and revealing interviews with his friends and fellow performers like Roy Acuff, Minnie Pearl, Chet Atkins, Don Helms, Jerry Rivers, and many of the performers anecdotes. Also included are performances of many of Hank’s greatest songs by Willie Nelson, Hank Williams Jr., Randy Travis, Ricky Skaggs, Dwight Yoakum, Emmylou Harris, Kris Kristofferson and Billy Swan, Chet Atkins, and Waylon Jennings. An ensemble close the DVD singing “ I saw the light” to round off the 60 minutes of music and conversation. This is an accurate account of Hank’s life, (narrated by Dwight Yoakam) by the people who knew and worked with him and was originally released on video back in 1989. As an historical product it’s excellent in detail, the performances are “Live” in studio or taken from concerts by the singers and their bands and the overall production paints a vivid picture of Hank, his music and tragic life. Very entertaining to watch and you can get more details from www.digitalclassicsdvd.co.uk

SONGS;-Your Cheatin Heart-Lovesick Blues- My Buckets got a hole in it-Hey Good Lookin- Move it On Over-I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry-I’ll never get out of this world alive-Window shopping-Half As Much-A picture from life’s other side-I can’t help it -The Conversation-You win again--May you never be alone-Alone & forsaken-Let’s turn back the years-I saw the light.(17 songs-60 minutes).

DVD…ROGER MILLER: KING OF THE ROAD...DIGITAL CLASSICS. D1724
T his is the definitive authorised biography of singer-songwriter Roger Miller, whose amazing career placed him on top of both the country music and pop charts and even on Broadway. Made in 1996 and narrated by Waylon Jennings, this film features many of those who knew Roger best, his wife Mary and son Dean, Mel Tillis, Bill Anderson, Bill Mack, Shelby Singleton, Buddy Emmons, Justin Tubb, Bobby Bare, Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Kris Kristofferson, Glen Campbell, Jimmy Dean and Sheb Wooley relating their memories of Roger. It also contains rare footage of Roger performing many of his greatest songs. He duets with Mary on “Husbands and Wives”, Marty Stuart sings “I’ve been a long time leaving”, Justin Tubb and Highway 101 sing “Barely beating broken heart”, son Dean sings “Old Toy Trains” and Roger sings 3 songs from his musical “Big River”. It closes with Mary’s acceptance speech when Roger was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame and spoken tributes from his friends. It’s an excellent autobiographical DVD in story and song about a musical genius whose memory lives on. It is of great historical interest and very entertaining. You can get more details from www.digitalclassicsdvd.co.uk

OTHER SONGS:-King of the road-Engine engine No 9-Whistlestop-Chug-a-lug,- Do wacka do-Half a mind (with the Grand Ole Opry Staff Band) - In the summertime-Leavings not the only way to go-Hand for the hog-Big River-King of the road (in concert)-Old Friends.(17 songs-64 minutes).

ASLEEP AT THE WHEEL - REINVENTING THE WHEEL - BISMEAUX RECORDS CD9566
Over the years AATW have seen 90 + different musicians grace their stages, but the main constant, Ray Benson must deserve some kind of Special Award for perseverance. Along with veteran members Dave Sanger drums and percussion and David Miller bass and bg vocals, he comes up with yet another wonderful combo. In steps Elizabeth McQueen alongside Jason Roberts to join Ray on lead vocals, while new steelie Eddie Rivers and John Whitby on piano make the new “magnificent seven”. Jason plays fiddle, acoustic & el. guitars and el. mandolin, Ray plays acoustic & el guitar, and both sing bg vocals also. Guest are Floyd Domino on piano, Rolf Sieker on banjo, (on the new instrumental “Pop a Wheelie” written by Ray and Jason ), James Rabitoy on additional percussion and the Blind Boys of Alabama guest on the opening song “The Devil ain’t lazy” So now you’ve got all that talent gathered in the studio what songs do you do. Well they mix old and new, their own and others and give the CD buyer value, variety, quality, clear vocals, great songs, wonderful musicianship, outstanding arrangements, all in the AATW style popular over 37 years. You WILL tap your fingers feet and toes (and I defy you not to), to great swing songs like “I don’t care if the sun don’t shine” “Am I right (or Amarillo)” “Hot like that” and “Saturday Night Fish Fry” while the extra up-tempo on “You’re my sugar” and “This Old Cowboy” hit the spot. Johnny Mercer’s “I’m an old cowhand” Mose Allison’s “Your mind is on vacation” and the Bob Wills / Tommy Duncan ballad “Misery” just slow the tempo enough to give you a rest and show how close harmony should be. The Guy Clark story song “The Cape” rounds off this outstanding Cd. More details on the web at www.asleepatthewheel.com

TOM T HALL - SINGS MISS DIXIE &TOM T. - BLUE CIRCLE RECORDS. BCR-012.
When I last reviewed a Tom T Hall Cd I understood that he was retiring and I closed by saying he should do at least “one more encore”. Now he has and this is certainly worthy of another. He retired from touring but not from producing, songwriting and singing, and his recent songs and production credit have appeared on other albums recently. Writing all the songs here with wife Miss Dixie (who produces this album), this is a collection they have written since Tom came off the road. Its down-home bluegrass with the traditional line-up, plus the occasional musical addition. Tom sings all lead vocal and plays rhythm with Robert Bowlin also on rhythm, Mike Bub bass, Wayne Brown mandolin, Glen Duncan fiddle and Kristen Scott Benson banjo. Terry Eldredge guests on 3 songs on rhythm while Don Rigsby plays rhythm, mandolin and sings backup on 3 more songs. The Issacs and Josh Williams guest on background vocals on 4 songs. Though presented here as bluegrass, most of the songs could fit into other formats within country, slightly different tempos, steel guitar and electric lead could turn most of these great songs into country hits . The opening song “I’m a coal mining man” is a fast paced tribute to the coalminer, while the moving story “A hero in Harlan” tells of the homecoming of a dead soldier, “One more last chance” has a lover seeking just that, and the slow ballad “Somewhere in Kentucky tonight” tells of someone missing home. I think only Tom could write a song about buying a “A Headstone for Harry” while “Leaving Baker County” tells of the dislike of a small town. There’s the catchy ditty “I’m gonna make up a song about you” followed by “Pretty Green Hills” a moving story about the return of an old man. Robert Bowlin’s “pickin dobro” opens the road song “Once upon a road” and the ballad “Our little world” is Tom & Dixie just reminiscing. Tom pays tribute to Lester Flatt (with Earl Scruggs playing banjo) on “One of these days (when I miss Lester Flatt)” and it’s all change for “Jimmy Martin’s life story” where Jimmy yodels and plays a G-run guitar and co-writes the song. Randy Kohrs plays resonator guitar, Tim White plays banjo, Ben Issacs bass with Tom on rhythm and Glen Duncan fiddle. Tom shows he’s still able to produce the goods both as a writer and singer. If you like down-home country songs in a bluegrass setting, or just like Tom T then this is a must. I’ll end with a quote from Miss Dixie on the sleeve notes “…let’s do a box set…” and I’ll echo that quote. More detail at www.bluecirclerecords.com and www.goodhomegrownmusic.com ( 12 songs-44 minutes).

LEANN RIMES- FAMILY - CURB 5051442 447521.
Take a female country singer-songwriter who has reached her peak, record her music with an edge, aim it towards the pop market, present her to that market, particularly overseas and reap the benefits ….. No, I‘m not talking Dolly in the 70‘s, Reba in the 80‘s or Shania in the 90‘s but LeAnn Rimes today. Having a great album, great songs, great arrangements and a voice to die for, LeAnn shows her maturity and now at 25, she has left the teen prodigy years well behind with one of the best modern country albums of the year. She co-writes 12 of the great songs with a list of top songwriters, the pick of elite pickers and she has a great producer in Dann Huff. Add 3 outstanding duets with Marc Broussard, Reba and Bon Jovi and you have the complete package. The 3 different web sights are www.curb-records.co.uk www.leannrimesuk.com and www.leannrimesworld.com

SONGS:- Family-Nothing better to do-Fight-Good friend & a glass of wine-Something I can feel-I want you with me-Doesn’t everybody-Nothing wrong (with Marc Broussard)-Pretty things-Upper hand-One day too long-What I cannot change-Till we ain’t strangers anymore (with Bon Jovi)-When you leave like that (with Reba McIntyre).(14 songs-57 minutes)

ALABAMA - THE LAST STAND - CRACKER BARREL RECORDS 0280475
Last November, Cracker Barrel Old Country Store and No 1 country music group Alabama came together to release the bands final album. With 42 No 1 Hits to choose from, they decided on a “LIVE” album entitled, Alabama: The Last Stand. and they choose 12 songs recorded at different locations during their last tour. You hear the band as they were plus Larry Hanson on guitars and sax, Dino Pastin on sax and accordion, keyboards, percussion, Paul Brinkley guitars, and mandolin, Chris Walters piano organ keyboards, Steve Peters strings and Wurlitzer, James Mitchell guitar and Pat McGrath on acoustic. The songs are all number one hits, opening with “Here we are” “Old Flame” “High Cotton” and the fiddle classic “If you’re gonna play in Texas (you gotta have a fiddle in the band)”.Then it’s a little social comment with “Pass it on down”, the love song the “Closer you get” gets the pulse racing and it continues with “Give me one more shot. The pace slows with “Feels so right” and “Jukebox in my mind” a reminder of their beginnings in country music? “Forty hour week (for as livin’)” to a highly charged audience leads them into “The fans” the last song on the CD. With a minimum of spoken words between songs, the Cd marks the end of a great career and the end of an era, when a small country band could rise to the heights as 8 time winners of Entertainers of the Year from the CMA and sell countless millions of records over their 20 plus year career. Sure to be a collector’s CD in years to come. This CD is only available in all Cracker Barrel Old Country Store locations and online at www.crackerbarrel.com where you can also get details about Cds by Alison Krauss and Union Station, Josh Turner, Charlie Daniels, Merle Haggard and Lonestar all exclusive to Cracker Barrel. (12 songs 48 minutes).

KENDALL CARSON - REARVIEW MIRROR TEARS - TRAIN WRECK RECORDS…TWO 26
22-year-old Kendel has been a professional musician since she was 12, beginning as a trained classical violinist in Victoria, Canada. She has been a member of several bands, most-recently The Paperboys, with whom she currently tours and is featured on their latest CD “The Road to Ellenside”. Producer Chip Taylor met her at a festival in Canada and recorded and produced this, her first album. She is a terrific fiddle player, and has a sweet but edgy singing style. The musicians include Chip on guitar, harmonica and background vocals, John Platania on electric guitar, Tony Mercadante bass, Dan Rieser drums and percussion and Seth Farber accordion and all keyboards, with special guests Carrie Rodriguez and brother Tyler Carson on background vocals. Chip wrote all the songs here with two co-writes one each with Taylor and Kendel . This was recorded “live” in the studio and has a spontaneous feel, great fiddle tunes, tender ballads and several country rockers that will get audiences singing along. This comes as a double Cd package, 12 tracks on CD 1 plus 2 new separate recordings from different sessions on Cd 2, running 14 songs, 46 minutes overall. It ticks all the boxes, country, folk, blues, MOR, Americana, dance tunes and sing-along choruses, tender ballads with a soft voice laid alongside haunting harmonica and fiddle. Excellent production and well worth seeking out. Check out www.kendalcarson.com or more details at www.trainwreckrecords.com

OWEN TEMPLE - TWO THOUSAND MILES - EL PIASANO RECORDS RECORDS
Texas-based singer-songwriter, Owen 's new album is produced by steel guitarist turned producer Lloyd Maines. It's being released on a staggered schedule and has been available as a download since December. The CD was released in Jan.,08. His debut CD “General Store” was out in 1997, followed by “Right Here and Now” in 2002. After his distributor went bust before paying him for sales of that CD, Owen returned to pursue a graduate degree and continued songwriting. He reunited with Maines with a new batch of songs and this CD is the result. He wrote or co-wrote all the songs in a style of his songwriting heroes Earle, Prine, Van Zandt and Ely. The Texas style of hard core country with that special ragged Texas edge is continued here and this a real winner. Maines shows his musical ability with pedal steel, lead, acoustic, baritone, slide and bass guitars, dobro and mandolin, David Grissom plays lead, Glenn Fukunaga bass, Dave Sanger drums and percussion. Harmony vocal guests include Terry Hendrix, Bob Livingstone and Gordy Quist. There’s also an un-named fiddle played on the “ Rivers run from many waters” (and I guess the mystery harmonica player is Terri Hendrix?). Nearly all his songs are written from an autobiographical standpoint, all connected with his days on the road, like “On the lonesome road” about his days depping in a bluegrass band, “Red wine & tequila” about the night he learned not to mix his drinks and “Can’t drink enough to sing” about his night in a singer’s club. There’s some lovely love songs too, like “I just can‘t quit lovin you” and “You Don't Have To Be Lonely”. Overall this one makes you sit up and listen and with his raspy vocal he draws you in. Its radio friendly too and should propel him to the waiting world outside Texas. For more details check out www.MySpace.com/owentemple and for how to buy elpaisanorecords@gmail.com . You can also download on iTunes and LoneStarTunes.com

OTHER SONGS:- You want to wear that ring--Swear it off again-Two thousand miles--Like We Still Care-Demolition Derby-The Pluto blues-(12 songs-49 minutes).

TERRI HENDRIX - THE SPIRITUAL KIND - WILORY RECORDS WR30008
Singer-songwriter Terri Hendrix marks the 10-year anniversary of her Wilory Records with the release of her ninth album. It’s a celebration of life in song and it shows Terri's charms like a career resume. Producer Lloyd Maines plays dulcimer, papoose, harmonium, pedal steel, lead, and acoustic guitars, dobro, banjo and mandolin, while Terri plays guitar, mandolin, papoose and most notably lots of harmonica. The rhythm section is Glenn Fukunaga bass and Paul Pearcy drums and percussion with guests Richard Bowden cello and fiddle, Riley Osbourn keyboards, Bukka Allen and Adam Odor accordion and Walt Wilkins and Michael O'Connor singing harmony. Many reviewers (including myself) have had some difficulty placing Terri’s music in one pigeon-hole, but Americana covers all the bases. It’s country, folk, roots, and much more. Her wispy voice draws the listener in with songs like “Acre of land” and then she hits you with “What is the colour of the soul”. “ No Love in Texas” starts with just acoustic guitar & harmonica and build into a bouncy catchy mid tempo bluesy two step. With a full band on “Jim Thorpe Blues” that leads on to the monologue with acoustic guitar and vocal “If I had a daughter” with haunting steel and wistful harmonica added and contrasts again with the jazz piece “Mood swing” which closes the CD. Terri writes 9 songs (4 with co-writer Lloyd Maines) and included Jimmie Driftwood’s “What colour is the soul” Guthrie’s “Pastures of plenty” and John Hadley’s “Life’s a song”. Great songs, wonderful delivery and faultless production as expected from a seasoned performer. It’s also a cliché to add the words “her best album yet” but while I haven’t heard all her earlier albums I can say she will find it hard to better this collection and production with her next release. (The way out cult-cover does not do any favours for me…sorry). www.Terrihendrix.com for all details.

OTHER SONGS:-Bottom of a hill-Soul of my soul-things change.(12 songs 46 minutes).

JEFF GRIFFITH - IF IT AIN'T ONE THING IT'S ANOTHER - ARROWHEAD RECORDS.
Country Singer Joe Stampley says “Jeff Griffith has one of the most believable COUNTRY voices I have ever heard. When Jeff sings a song, he literally “becomes” the person in that song." Produced by Joe, this takes us through Texas two-steps, big ballads and shuffles. He combines a clean & crisp sound with distinctly traditional touches, and Griffith's rich timbre and compelling honesty can be heard throughout. Jeff takes us through the emotions love, heartbreak and hope, on “Drinking Thing” and "I'm Your Radio," (already radio hits in the US), but he's no stranger to party songs either. His fans pack the dance floor at his live shows to “Holed Up In Some Honky Tonk” and “Fishin’ Forever”. Jeff handles the slow numbers “She Reminds Me Of You” “It Was Always So Easy” and “Whiskey Talkin” ( a solid cover of Joe and Carmol Taylors’ great song) with a passion that is palpable. The solid tunes, written by songwriters like Dean Dillon & Frank Dycus, Whitey Shafer & Doodle Owens, Wayne Carson, Tom Botkin and Tony Stampley are real honky tonk treasures delivered as only a Texan country bar-room singer can. His latest Euro single “I'm Your Radio” spent 7 weeks in the top 5 January and February 08. check out Jeff and his music at: www.MySpace.com/jeffgriffith and www.jeffgriffith.net .

OTHER SONGS:-It ain’t the clothes that makes the man (It’ the woman)-Let’s make love tonight like there’s no tomorrow-Tonight was made for the two of us-If it ain’t one thing it’s another.(11 songs 33 minutes).

REX ALLEN - THE SKY BOSS - B.A.C.M RECORDS BACM CD D217
This is the fourth release by the Archive on Rex Allan “The last of the singing cowboys” and his biography has been covered in this column with 2 earlier releases. This collection covers to 1957 with 1 song from 1948, 2 from 50, 3 from 51, 1 from 53, 4 from 54, 1 from 55 , 2 from 56 and 10 from 1957.The musical backing is mainly orchestral, and songs taken from some of his 19 movies up to 55. Some of his better known songs are included like “Crying in the Chapel” his biggest seller, “Softly and tenderly” a duet with Patti Page, “In the Chapel in the moonlight” and other pieces from the period. His voice is distinctive and crystal clear. There’s a few cowboy songs included but Rex also excelled at singing ballads. You can order direct at www.bacm.users.btopenworld.com or by telephone on 01304 205000.

OTHER SONGS:-Wringle wrangle-The ballad of John Colter-I’m lonely my darlin’ (Green grow the lilacs)-Westward ho the wagons-Drango--Little white house-Blue Dream-Blue light waltz-The last frontier-Sky boss-Chapel of memories-Hawaiian cowboy-Put your arms around me-Flower of San Antone-Money marbles and chalk-Tomorrow is another day to cry-Bringing home the bacon-True blue Liu Lu Lu-The last carouse-Lonely little robin-The roving kind. (24 songs-64 minutes).

GRADY MARTIN &His Slewfoot Five - CORNSTALK HOP - B.A.C.M RECORDS BACM CD D222
This guitar virtuoso started his career as a fiddle player of note and came to Nashville as such in a band for Tootsies’ Husband Jess Bess. Two years later he was a guitar player with the Bailes Brothers and worked touring with other country stars over the years including Bob Wills, Texas Ruby, Little Jimmy Dickens, and Red Foley and latterly with the Willie Nelson Family band. This Cd includes 28 piece of his recorded work for Decca from 1951 to 1957 and is an instrumental collection with only 5 songs, Red Foley sings “My window faces the south”, Buddy Hall sings “Bimbo” and “Mexicali rose” and Dick Todd sings “Columbus stockade blues” and “Sweethearts or strangers”. Its by no means a “country” album either although most of the arrangements are. As you read the titles below remember the names Irving Berlin, Hank Garland, Hogey Carmichael, Al Johnson and Cole Porter. Standards by many great names but a great collection of well known songs getting a unique treatment from Grady. He will always be remembered for his unique style on “El Paso” “El Paso City” and “Don’t worry Bout me” where he developed distortion to art form and the great guitar riffs on Orbison’s “Pretty Woman”. He passed away in December 2001 but his memory is forever preserved in the minds of country fans and guitars across the world. You can order direct at www.bacm.users.btopenworld.com or by telephone on 01304 205000.

OTHER TRACKS:-Wooly Boogie-September song-The velvet glove-Cornstalk hop-Singing the blues till my Daddy comes home-Allegheny moon-When my dreamboat comes home-Slip in and slip out-A pretty girl is like a melody-Oklahoma hayseed-Stardust-Anniversary song-Remember this-Sioux City Sue-0Just because-Pork Chop Stomp-Hot Lips-Chicago-Don’t take your love from me-Beer barrel polka-Night and day-Bully of the ton-Somebody stole my gal,(28 tracks 68 minutes).

LEON PAYNE - LOST HIGHWAY - B.A.C.M RECORDS BACM CD D225
If Leon Payne is only remembered for one song then it must be a choice between “Lost Highway” (included here) or “ I love you because”. Coming a close 2nd would be “Blue side of Lonesome” “They’ll never take her love from me” and “Sioux City Sue”.He was born in Alba, Texas in 1917.In 24 he went to the State School For The Blind in Austin and also met his future wife Myrtie there. In the early '40s he was working in Dallas both as a solo performer and as a guest on Bill Boyd's shows and he recorded songs for Boyd and Bluebird with just his own guitar (4 included here). He began with Bullet Records in late 1947. Included from this period is Great American Eagle with a narration by Tex Ritter plus a duet with Myrtie on the religious song He Is The Light Of The World. Capitol, Decca, Starday, Mercury and latterly TNT record contracts never produced hits so Leon settled for a regional career in Texas with occasional visits to the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, the Louisiana Hayride and Hollywood placing his songs. He died aged 52 in September 1969. His simplistic approach to straight forward lyrics, particularly his love songs, seem to make his great songs easy to sing hence their popularity. But on this CD he also sings songs by other writers, 2 Hank Williams classics, “I’m sorry for you my friend” ( a later hit for Moe Bandy) and “You win again”, as well as the Webb Pierce song “I’m gonna see my baby tonight”, “Please Please” by Jimmie Davis, Ernest Tubb’s “Don’t just stand there”, Roy Acuff’s “Streamlined Cannonball” and Carl Smith’s “Little Girl in my hometown”. All these are taken from radio transcripts recorded for Lang-Worth during the 1951.The closing song is “Lumberjack” reputed to be the first song Willie Nelson recorded. You can order direct at www.bacm.users.btopenworld.com or by telephone on 01304 205000.

OTHER SONGS:-Neath the old pine tree-Let it end this way-Ten Thousand tomorrows-Baby Boy-My daddy-I need your love-Gentle Hands-Call her your sweetheart-Silver & Gold-That’s me without you-Relax and take it easy-Doorstep to Heaven-A prisoner’s diary,(24 songs 64 minutes).

LINE DANCE FEVER 18 - VARIOUS ARTISTES, - CURB CD 238.
This recent CD features 2 songs each from LeAnn Rimes, Hal Ketchum, and Rodney Atkins and 1 recent and 1 oldie from the Bellamy Brothers and older songs from Hank Jr. and Wynonna). (see list below). It’s a great showcase for the artistes as well as the sales that this Cd garners in it’s own right. Its modern country with the songs chosen (1) to please the Djs who play modern sounds, (2) to promote their various artistes on one Cd release and (3) to please the dancers who carefully select the songs for the dances they do today ( and not necessarily tomorrow).Sounds great, with a good cross-section of today’s sounds, and good value for money.

SONGS:-LeAnn Rimes “Nothing Better To Do”- Tim McGraw “Last Dollar (Fly Away)”-Hal Ketchum “One More Midnight”- Jo Dee Messina “Biker Chick”-Rodney Atkins “About The South”-Clay Walker “Fall”-Bellamy Bros “You're The World”-Steve Holy “Men Buy The Drinks” LeAnn Rimes “Probably Wouldn't Be This Way”-Hal Ketchum “One Of The Things”-Hank Williams Jr. “That's How They Do It In Dixie” Rodney Atkins “Watching You”- Wynona “Attitude”- Bomshel “It Was an Absolutely Finger Lickin Grits & Chicken Country Music Love Song”- Cowboy Crush “Hill Billy Nation”- Bellamy Bros “Dancing Cowboys.(18 Songs, 57 minutes).