Artist	Song
Alan Jackson	www.memory
from Greatest Hits, Vol. 2 (2003)
Brooks & Dunn	You'll Always Be Loved By Me
from Tight Rope (1999)
Martina McBride	There You Are
from Greatest Hits (2001)
Shania Twain	I'm Holdin' on to Love (To Save My Life)
from Come on Over (1997)
Patty Loveless	That's the Kind of Mood I'm In
from 16 Biggest Hits (1980)
Mark Wills	Almost Doesn't Count
from Mark Wills: Greatest Hits (2002)
Yankee Grey	Another Nine Minutes
from Untamed (1999)
Darryl Worley	When You Need My Love
from Have You Forgotten? (2003)
Jo Dee Messina	Because You Love Me
from Jo Dee Messina: Greatest Hits (2003)
Shania Twain	Rock This Country!
from Come on Over (1997)
Montgomery Gentry	Daddy Won't Sell the Farm
from Something to Be Proud Of - The Best of 1999-2005 (2005)
Chely Wright	It Was
from 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Chely Wright (2003)
Keith Urban	It's A Love Thing
from Keith Urban (1999)
Steve Wariner & Garth Brooks	Katie Wants a Fast One
from The Hits Collection: Steve Wariner (2006)
Terri Clark	A Little Gasoline
from Terri Clark: Greatest Hits (2004)
Vince Gill	Let's Make Sure We Kiss Goodbye
from Let's Make Sure We Kiss Goodbye (2000)
Brad Paisley	Me Neither
from Who Needs Pictures (1999)
Trisha Yearwood	Real Live Woman
from Real Live Woman (2000)
The Clark Family Experience	Meanwhile Back At the Ranch
from The Clark Family Experience (2002)
Chris Cagle	My Love Goes On and On
from The Best of Chris Cagle (2010)
Billy Gilman	One Voice
from One Voice (2000)
Gary Allan	Smoke Rings In the Dark
from Gary Allan - Greatest Hits (2007)
The Wilkinsons	Jimmy's Got a Girlfriend
from Here and Now (2010)
Reba McEntire	We're So Good Together
from So Good Together (1999)
Billy Ray Cyrus	You Won't Be Lonely Now
from Southern Rain (2000)

Comment:

In Deep Cuts, we reach out to catch a rising star — or three — who aren't just all over the map stylistically, but geographically as well. Just one year into a multi-platinum career, Montgomery Gentry not only earns the Best Vocal Duo award from the CMA, but the Kentucky twosome retools rebel rock from the new millennium in a greasy, ornery, bluesy declaration of independence from city life, "Daddy Won't Sell the Farm." You gotta love a band that snags a [i]tick-tock-tick[/i] from one clock, tags on the alarm buzzer from another, and turns it all into a rhythm track, as Yankee Grey does in their poppy plea for a tiny bit more sack time, "Another Nine Minutes." And the Wilkinsons, a dad-son-daughter trio from Ontario, blend a smidgeon of Hanson with just a pinch of the Judds in the tattletale tease of "Jimmy's Got a Girlfriend."

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