I have always liked Dolly Parton's voice and after watching the movie, Dumplin', on Netflix I had to listen to the soundtrack. There are three new versions of classic Dolly songs "Here You Come Again", "Two Doors Down" and "Jolene". She sings with various
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Rare Bird Alert includes purely instrumental songs like “The Great Remember,” soothing and meandering, and “Northern Island,” featuring banjo-picking at lightning speed. On some tracks Martin takes the lead on vocals, and on others the Rangers get the honor. Paul McCartney and the Dixie Chicks make guest appearances.
I love the range of this album, its humor, and the contrasts created. The hilarious break-up song “Jubilation Day” is lively, and although funny, is also a bona fide bluegrass song, a musical treat. Mellow songs like “More Bad Weather On the Way,” always makes me feel like I’m rowing along a river on a sunny day, and “Women Like To Slow Dance” is actually a fast-paced song fit for dancing a jig! While most of the songs are not comedy-album material, the nonsensical “King Tut” is the most likely to make you laugh out loud. “Born in Arizona, moved to Babylonia…”

They’ve drawn comparisons to Sugarland (and even beat them out for the 2012 Academy of Country Music's Vocal Duo of the Year), but they have a sound all their own.
Check out a review of the album from The Washington Post. Visit their website for more on Thompson Square.
One of the most enjoyable albums I’ve listened to in a long time, American Saturday Night has an engaging mix of humorous and poignant songs. Paisley co-wrote all of the songs on the CD, including the #1 single “Then,” the fun title song “American Saturday Night,” the thought-provoking “No,” and the catchy “Welcome to the Future.”
Check out The Washington Post review, visit Paisley’s official site, and find his other CDs at the library.
Two Men with the Blues is truly something special. Recorded on January 12 and 13, 2007, at Jazz at Lincoln Center, Willie Nelson and Wynton Marsalis, two of the most significant figures in modern-day country and jazz, stirred the sounds of New Orleans, Nashville, Austin and New York City into a joyous live performance of blues and standards. Try it – you'll like it!

The one thing you can count on from Gretchen Wilson is that she is an original. She co-wrote 9 of the 11 songs on this album. She said it is her diary set to music. It is a country album with the steel guitars, fiddles and authentic feelings. As vulnerable as she might seem, there is the strength of a woman who knows her way and does not compromise her talent. She will rock you, make you cry, show you a good time and touch your heart.
Visit CMT.com for the complete lyrics and to listen to a sample from each song.