Artist	Song
Kellie Pickler	Best Days of Your Life
from Kellie Pickler (2008)
Alan Jackson	Sissy's Song
from Good Time (2008)
Blake Shelton	I'll Just Hold On
from Startin' Fires (2008)
David Nail	Red Light
from I'm About to Come Alive (2009)
Jamey Johnson	In Color
from That Lonesome Song (2008)
Lee Ann Womack	Last Call
from Call Me Crazy (2006)
Toby Keith	Lost You Anyway
from That Don't Make Me a Bad Guy (2008)
Eric Church	Love Your Love the Most
from Carolina (2009)
Tim McGraw	Southern Voice
from Southern Voice (2009)
Love and Theft	Runaway
from World Wide Open (Bonus Track Version) (2009)
Jack Ingram	Barefoot and Crazy
from Big Dreams & High Hopes (2009)
Eli Young Band	Always the Love Songs
from Jet Black & Jealous (2008)
Martina McBride	Ride
from Shine (2009)
Pat Green	Let Me
from What I'm For (2009)
Tim McGraw	It's a Business Doing Pleasure With You
from Southern Voice (2009)
Darryl Worley	Sounds Like Life to Me
from Sounds Like Life (2009)
John Rich	Shuttin' Detroit Down
from Son of a Preacher Man (2009)
Jason Michael Carroll	Where I'm From
from Growing Up Is Getting Old (2009)
Miranda Lambert	White Liar
from Revolution (2009)
Jason Aldean	The Truth
from Wide Open (2009)
Darius Rucker	History In the Making
from Learn to Live (2008)
Trace Adkins	All I Ask for Anymore
from X (Ten) (2008)
Jake Owen	Eight Second Ride
from Easy Does It (2009)
Trace Adkins	Marry for Money
from X (Ten) (2008)
Gloriana	Wild At Heart
from Gloriana (2010)

Comment:

In Basics, we heard from some stars-in-training, in Next Steps the superstars made their voices heard, and in Deep Cuts we'll dig into a little of both, including a guy whose "overnight success" was over a decade in the making. As America dragged its weary economy out of the biggest recession in nearly a century, you could count on a little push back from Main Street, U.S.A., and John Rich pipes up on behalf of the little guy in the [i]vox populism[/i] of "Shuttin' Detroit Down." In the "The More Things Change, The More They Stay The Same" department, fans of Montgomery Gentry's 2002 hit "My Town" will find a lot to like in Jason Michael Carroll's celebration of small-town down-home goodness, "Where I'm From." And while it took Jack Ingram 13 years of recording and touring to crack the country Top 40, he's not leaving it any time soon, rockin' a Telecaster as he and his best gal-pal gets "Barefoot and Crazy."

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