Artist	Song
Diamond Rio & Diamond Rio Kids	Sweet Summer
from Greatest Hits II (2006)
Alabama	When It All Goes South
from Livin' Lovin' Rockin' Rollin': The 25th Anniversary Collection (2006)
Jeff Carson	Real Life (I Never Was the Same Again)
from Real Life (2001)
Martina McBride	It's My Time
from Emotion (1999)
Lee Ann Womack	Why They Call It Falling
from Lee Ann Womack: Greatest Hits (2004)
Phil Vassar	Six-Pack Summer
from Phil Vassar: Greatest Hits, Vol. 1 (2006)
George Strait	Don't Make Me Come Over There and Love You
from 22 More Hits (2007)
Aaron Tippin	Where the Stars and Stripes and the Eagle Fly
from Stars and Stripes (2002)
Darryl Worley	A Good Day to Run
from Hard Rain Don't Last (2000)
Martina McBride	When God-Fearin' Women Get the Blues
from Greatest Hits (2001)
LeAnn Rimes	But I Do Love You
from I Need You (2011)
Patty Loveless	The Last Thing On My Mind
from Strong Heart (2000)
Kenny Chesney	The Tin Man (New Version)
from Greatest Hits (2000)
Andy Griggs	You Made Me That Way
from You Won' T Ever Be Lonely (1999)
Mark Wills	Loving Every Minute
from The Definitive Collection (2007)
Gary Allan	Man of Me
from Gary Allan - Greatest Hits (2007)
The Warren Brothers	Move On
from Barely Famous Hits (2001)
Phil Vassar	Rose Bouquet
from Phil Vassar (2000)
Darryl Worley	Second Wind
from Have You Forgotten? (2003)
Rascal Flatts	This Everyday Love
from Rascal Flatts (2000)
Chalee Tennison	Go Back
from This Woman's Heart (2010)
Carolyn Dawn Johnson	Georgia
from Room With a View (2001)
Steve Holy	The Hunger
from Blue Moon (2006)
Collin Raye	Ain't Nobody Gonna Take That from Me
from Can't Back Down (2002)
Sons of the Desert	What I Did Right
from Change (2000)

Comment:

In Deep Cuts, we're rebel-rockin' our way into the Deep South for a little poke at Yankees (the above-the-Mason-Dixon-liners, not the baseball team), some much-needed R&R, and a hats-off to Old Glory. Going back to the days of "Sweet Home Alabama," Southern bands have taken great delight in giving the needle to uptight Northerners, and nobody ever did it better than the sweet home's namesake band, Alabama, does in "When It All Goes South (Extended Version)." Darryl Worley catches a warm Gulf gust that's made up from equal parts of Jimmy Buffett and Dave Loggins in the easy, breezy tranquility of "Second Wind." And if you need a stiff shot of patriotic pride to close out the year, check out the no-guff self-confidence of Aaron Tippin's "Where the Stars and Stripes and the Eagle Fly."

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