Artist	Song
Bucky Covington	I'll Walk
from Bucky Covington (2007)
Toby Keith	Get My Drink On
from Big Dog Daddy (2007)
Brooks & Dunn	God Must Be Busy
from Cowboy Town (2007)
Craig Morgan	International Harvester
from Craig Morgan: Greatest Hits (2008)
Bucky Covington	It's Good to Be Us
from Bucky Covington (2007)
Heidi Newfield	Johnny and June
from What Am I Waiting For (2008)
Lady Antebellum	Lookin' for a Good Time
from Lady Antebellum (2008)
Tim McGraw	Suspicions
from Let It Go (2007)
Jewel	Stronger Woman
from Perfectly Clear (2008)
Gary Allan	Learning How to Bend
from Living Hard (2007)
Toby Keith	She's a Hottie
from Toby Keith: 35 Biggest Hits (2008)
Jason Aldean	Relentless
from Relentless (Deluxe Version) (2009)
Kellie Pickler	Things That Never Cross a Man's Mind
from Small Town Girl (2006)
Jake Owen	Something About a Woman
from Startin' With Me (2006)
Julianne Hough	That Song In My Head
from Julianne Hough (2008)
Tim McGraw	Kristofferson
from Let It Go (2007)
Joe Nichols	It Ain't No Crime
from Real Things (2007)
Reba McEntire & Kenny Chesney	Every Other Weekend
from Reba Duets (2007)
Rascal Flatts	Bob That Head
from Still Feels Good (2007)
Crystal Shawanda	You Can Let Go
from Dawn of a New Day (2008)
Jessica Simpson	Come On Over
from Do You Know (2008)
Chuck Wicks	All I Ever Wanted
from Starting Now (2009)
Randy Houser	Anything Goes
from Anything Goes (2008)
Josh Turner	Another Try
from Everything Is Fine (2007)
Ashton Shepherd	Takin' Off This Pain
from Sounds So Good (2008)

Comment:

In Basics, we heard from the guys; in Next Steps, the bands raised a little ruckus; and in Deep Cuts, we'll hear from the ladies, some of whom you saw on TV before you ever heard them on the radio. Former [i]American Idol[/i] sixth-place finisher Kellie Pickler proves that winning isn't everything as she spins her down-home-girl persona into gold — while poking some gentle fun at the masculine mindset — in "Things That Never Cross a Man's Mind." Country newcomer Julianne Hough was originally a professional ballroom dancer — not to mention a two-time winner on [i]Dancing with the Stars[/i] — before stepping off the stage and into the studio for the spun-sugar swoon of "That Song In My Head." And Canadian singer Crystal Shawanda, whose hankie-shredding coming-of-age ballad "You Can Let Go" was a hit both here and in the Great White North, has had her rise to fame chronicled on CMT in a six-part documentary.

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