Artist	Song
Clay Walker	Then What?
from Rumor Has It (2008)
Jo Dee Messina	That's the Way
from Jo Dee Messina: Greatest Hits (2003)
LeAnn Rimes	Can't Fight the Moonlight (Graham Stack Radio Edit)
from LeAnn Rimes: Greatest Hits (2003)
Trisha Yearwood	Thinkin' About You
from Trisha Yearwood: Greatest Hits (2007)
Shania Twain	You Win My Love
from Shania Twain: Greatest Hits (2004)
Mark Chesnutt	I Don't Want to Miss a Thing
from 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: Best of Mark Chesnutt (2001)
Diamond Rio	Beautiful Mess
from Diamond Rio: 16 Biggest Hits (2007)
Reba McEntire	The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter
from Reba #1's (2005)
Josh Gracin	Favorite State of Mind
from We Weren't Crazy (2008)
Clint Black	A Good Run of Bad Luck
from No Time to Kill (1993)
Collin Raye	I Think About You
from 16 Biggest Hits (2002)
Aaron Tippin	There Ain't Nothin' Wrong With the Radio
from Aaron Tippin: Greatest Hits and Then Some (1995)
Sammy Kershaw	She Don't Know She's Beautiful
from The Definitive Collection: Sammy Kershaw (2004)
Dixie Chicks	I Can Love You Better
from Wide Open Spaces (1998)
Terri Clark	You're Easy On the Eyes
from Terri Clark: Greatest Hits (2004)
Joe Diffie	Pickup Man
from Greatest Hits (1998)
Deana Carter	Strawberry Wine
from The Deana Carter Collection (2002)
Vince Gill	Don't Let Our Love Start Slippin' Away
from Souvenirs (1995)
Patty Loveless	Hurt Me Bad (In a Real Good Way)
from Greatest Hits (2007)
Pam Tillis	Mi Vida Loca (My Crazy Life)
from Pam Tillis - Greatest Hits (1997)
Mary Chapin Carpenter	Shut Up and Kiss Me
from Party Doll and Other Favorites (1999)
Randy Travis	If I Didn't Have You (Remastered)
from Trail of Memories - The Randy Travis Anthology (2005)
Mindy McCready	A Girl's Gotta Do (What a Girl's Gotta Do)
from Ten Thousand Angels (1996)
Mark Wills	Loving Every Minute
from The Definitive Collection (2007)
Tracy Byrd	Holdin' Heaven
from Keepers: Greatest Hits (1999)

Comment:

Like folkie Joni Mitchell, Terri Clark was raised out on the Canadian plains, but because her grandparents were country stars in the Great White North, she turned her focus toward Nashville. In "You're Easy On the Eyes," she learns the painful lesson that beautifully wrapped packages may contain ugly surprises. But where Clark was handed a lemon, New Traditionalist star Patty Loveless makes lemonade out of [i]her[/i] failed love affair in "Hurt Me Bad (In a Real Good Way)." And Pam Tillis peppers "Mi Vida Loca (My Crazy Life)" with a little Tex-Mex [i]sabor[/i], its nylon-string guitar riffing reminiscent not only of classic country songs like Marty Robbins' "El Paso," but also of the [i]folklórico[/i] sounds that have drifted into American country music from across the border.

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