Artist	Song
Yankee Grey	All Things Considered
from Untamed (1999)
Mark Wills	She's In Love
from Mark Wills: Greatest Hits (2002)
Randy Travis	Spirit of a Boy, Wisdom of a Man
from You and You Alone (1998)
BlackHawk	There You Have It
from Greatest Hits (2000)
Steve Wariner	Two Teardrops
from The Hits Collection: Steve Wariner (2006)
Martina McBride	Whatever You Say
from Greatest Hits (2001)
Reba McEntire	Wrong Night
from Reba McEntire: 50 Greatest Hits (2008)
Lila McCann	With You
from Something In the Air (2010)
Clay Walker	You're Beginning to Get to Me
from Greatest Hits (2008)
The Wilkinsons	Fly (The Angel Song)
from Nothing But Love (2008)
Montgomery Gentry	Hillbilly Shoes
from Something to Be Proud Of - The Best of 1999-2005 (2005)
Trisha Yearwood	I'll Still Love You More
from Where Your Road Leads (1998)
Alabama	Keepin' Up
from The Essential Alabama (2005)
Andy Griggs	I'll Go Crazy
from You Won' T Ever Be Lonely (1999)
Dwight Yoakam	Crazy Little Thing Called Love
from The Very Best of Dwight Yoakam (2004)
Aaron Tippin	I'm Leaving
from What This Country Needs (1998)
Faith Hill	Love Ain't Like That
from Faith (2008)
Clay Walker	Live, Laugh, Love
from Live, Laugh, Love (2009)
Brooks & Dunn	Missing You
from Tight Rope (1999)
Lee Ann Womack	(Now You See Me) Now You Don't
from Lee Ann Womack: Greatest Hits (2004)
Clay Walker	She's Always Right
from Live, Laugh, Love (2009)
John Michael Montgomery	Hello L-O-V-E
from Home to You (2010)
Mark Chesnutt	This Heartache Never Sleeps
from I Don't Want to Miss a Thing (2005)
Brad Paisley	Who Needs Pictures
from Who Needs Pictures (1999)
Randy Travis	Stranger In My Mirror
from You and You Alone (1998)

Comment:

In Deep Cuts, we're stepping away from our earlier solo stylings to strike up the band — make that [i]bands[/i] — that set the airwaves ablaze. And when it comes to country bands, they just don't make 'em bigger than Alabama, who positively shimmer with an unexpected jangle-pop sparkle in "Keepin' Up," originally released as a bonus track from the [i]For the Record[/i] compilation, which boasts [i]41[/i] chart-topping hits. If you're hankerin' for the sound of close-harmony vocals riding shotgun beside guitars that ring out like a Sunday-go-to-meetin' bell, BlackHawk delivers the goods in "There You Have It." And who ever would've guessed that Yankee Grey once called Cincinnati(!) its home after hearing the sextet's fire-fingered fiddlin' on its debut single, "All Things Considered."

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