Now That's What I Call Country Classical 

BMG's 2007 compilation Totally Country, Vol. 6 is a good cross-section of mainstream country circa 2006 -- usually big hits but also smaller singles from big names, all adding up... More...

Barbara Mandrell is an excellent candidate for a tribute album: at her peak, she was a huge star, but these days, about 25 years after her heyday and about ten after she stopped... More...

Hip-O's 2005 double-disc set Classic Country Gold casts a wide net. It begins with Hank Williams' 1951 hit "Hey, Good Lookin'" and ends with Patty Loveless' 1989 hit "Timber, I'm... More...

Good Old Country Gospel includes sacred selections by classic country artists like the Statler Brothers, Hank Williams, Sr., Jerry Lee Lewis, Roy Acuff and George Jones. ~ Keith... More...

For many mainstream listeners, Toby Keith first appeared on their radar in 2002 with "Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue (The Angry American)," the blistering counterpoint to... More...

New Country Classics: Rockin' Country delivers just what the title promises, collecting rock-tinged country hits like Alabama's "Jukebox In My Mind," Earl Thomas Conlee's "Love... More...

Worlds Greatest Country Fiddlers 

Includes liner notes by Chuck Young. Patsy Cline is a legend of American music-not just "country" or "pop," but American music in general. She became a professional country singer... More...

A collection of state-of-the-art romantic country from its foremost practitioners, spanning all known forms of romantic entanglements, while eschewing the grittier aspects of love... More...

Billboard #1 Country Hits Of The '80s 

A two-for-one single-disc reissue of two 1962 albums: the studio date Country Style and the live club recording At the Second Fret (here retitled Live). With a couple dozen songs... More...

Shooter Jennings is the son of the late Waylon. This is both a blessing and a curse. The blessing is that because of his pedigree people will take the opportunity to check him... More...

An overcooked, over-produced re-recording by Lee Greenwood of his classic "God Bless the U.S.A." starts off Patriotic Country, but thankfully it's not indicative of this... More...

Thomas Edison's pioneering Edison Company recorded a tremendous amount of material between 1914 and 1929, including a host of vaudeville sketches, opera, and classical pieces,... More...