Artist	Song
Sugarland	Everyday America
from Enjoy the Ride (2006)
Nitty Gritty Dirt Band	Fishin' In the Dark
from Rhino Hi-Five: Nitty Gritty Dirt Band - EP (2007)
Carrie Underwood	Before He Cheats
from Some Hearts (2005)
David Lee Murphy	Party Crowd
from Out With a Bang (1994)
Willie Nelson	On the Road Again
from 16 Biggest Hits: Willie Nelson (1998)
Phil Vassar	I'll Take That As a Yes (The Hot Tub Song)
from Phil Vassar: Greatest Hits, Vol. 1 (2006)
Taylor Swift	Picture to Burn
from Taylor Swift (Bonus Track Version) (2008)
Hal Ketchum	Small Town Saturday Night
from Hal Ketchum: The Hits (1996)
Blake Shelton	Some Beach
from Loaded: The Best of Blake Shelton (2010)
John Anderson	Swingin'
from John Anderson: Greatest Hits (1996)
Rascal Flatts	Me and My Gang
from Me and My Gang (Bonus Track) (2006)
Shania Twain	Honey, I'm Home
from Shania Twain: Greatest Hits (2004)
Joe Nichols	Tequila Makes Her Clothes Fall Off
from Joe Nichols: Greatest Hits (2011)
Keith Urban	Put You In a Song
from Get Closer (Deluxe Version) (2011)
Darryl Worley	Awful Beautiful Life
from Darryl Worley (2004)
Mel McDaniel	Louisiana Saturday Night
from Mel McDaniel: Greatest Hits (1998)
Randy Houser	Whistlin' Dixie
from They Call Me Cadillac (Deluxe Edition) (2010)
Trace Adkins	Ladies Love Country Boys
from Trace Adkins: Greatest Hits, Vol. 2 - American Man (2007)
Johnny Paycheck	Take This Job and Shove It
from Johnny Paycheck: Biggest Hits (1987)
Trailer Choir	Rockin' the Beer Gut
from Tailgate (2010)
Tracy Lawrence	Find Out Who Your Friends Are
from For The Love (2007)
Miranda Lambert	White Liar
from Revolution (2009)
Shenandoah	Next to You, Next to Me
from Super Hits (1994)
Jake Owen	Yee Haw
from Startin' With Me (2006)
Joe Diffie	Pickup Man
from Greatest Hits (1998)

Comment:

In our Deep Cuts, we’ve got something fairly old, something almost brand new, and a track from a band whose career spans six decades. With a little bit of country and a little of rock ’n’ roll, John Anderson launched the horn-heavy hit “Swingin'” to the top of the Country charts, setting him at the head of the “urban cowboy” class. Randy Houser, a self-proclaimed “son of a son of the South” who got his first taste of fame co-penning the Trace Adkins smash “Honky Tonk Badonkadonk,” gets his rebel yell on in “Whistlin' Dixie.” And after the last guest leaves and the last paper plate gets dumped in the recycling bin, there’s no better way to prepare for your next country cookout than to join the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band where the twang meets the tackle box, in “Fishin' In the Dark.”

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