Artist	Song
The Grid	Swamp Thing
from Pecker (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) (1998)
Sugarland	Down In Mississippi (Up to No Good)
from Twice the Speed of Life (2004)
Charlie Daniels	The Devil Went Down to Georgia
from Charles Daniels - Super Hits (1994)
Chris Cagle	Chicks Dig It
from Chris Cagle (2003)
Collin Raye	I Want You Bad (And That Ain't Good)
from In This Life (1992)
Darryl Worley	A Good Day to Run
from Hard Rain Don't Last (2000)
Diamond Rio	Bubba Hyde
from Diamond Rio: Greatest Hits (1997)
Steve Azar	Moo La Moo
from Slide On Over Here (2009)
Neal McCoy	Billy's Got His Beer Goggles On
from The Very Best of Neal McCoy (2008)
Jeff Bates	Good People
from Leave the Light On (2006)
Patty Loveless	Blame It On Your Heart
from 16 Biggest Hits (1980)
Sawyer Brown	The Boys & Me
from Sawyer Brown: Greatest Hits 1990-1995 (1995)
Vince Gill	What the Cowgirls Do
from 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Vince Gill (2003)
Moe Bandy	Good Old Boys
from The Very Best Of (2007)
Terri Clark	One of the Guys
from Terri Clark: Greatest Hits (2004)
Texas Tornados	Little Bit Is Better Than Nada
from 4 Aces (2010)
Faith Hill	This Kiss
from The Hits (2007)
Aaron Tippin	There Ain't Nothin' Wrong With the Radio
from The Essential Aaron Tippin (1998)
Sammy Kershaw	Tennessee Girl
from Tennessee Girl - Single (2006)
Phil Vassar	Good Ole Days
from Shaken Not Stirred (2001)
Alabama	Down Home
from Ultimate Alabama 20 # 1 Hits (2004)
Ray Scott	My Kind of Music
from My Kind of Music (2005)
Tracy Lawrence	Runnin' Behind
from The Very Best of Tracy Lawrence (Deluxe Edition) [Remastered] (2007)
Cooder Graw	Llano Estacado
from Cooder Graw (2003)
Mark Wills	High Low and In Between
from 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Mark Wills (2004)

Comment:

In Deep Cuts, we're two-steppin' our way into the Deep South — specifically Georgia, Alabama, and Texas — to get a line on their line-dancing classics. The first to peek out from under our big ol' hatful of hits is one of [i]Urban Cowboy[/i]'s guest stars, Charlie Daniels, with the fire-fingered fiddle favorite that put him on the map, "The Devil Went Down to Georgia." It's pretty much impossible to keep pace with the Devil all night long, so Alabama dials it back a notch with an easy-livin' ramble, "Down Home," sweet as sugar magnolia and comfortable as your favorite pair of Hush Puppies. And if you like a little habañero hot sauce with your barroom shuffle, the late Doug Sahm leads the Texas Tornados through a Sir Douglas Quintet-ish blend of Galveston and Guadalajara in "Little Bit Is Better Than Nada."

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