Artist	Song
Ty Herndon	Loved Too Much
from This Is Ty Herndon: Greatest Hits (2002)
Travis Tritt	Where Corn Don't Grow
from The Very Best of Travis Tritt (2007)
John Michael Montgomery	I Miss You a Little
from John Michael Montgomery: Greatest Hits (2009)
Kevin Sharp	She's Sure Taking It Well
from Measure Of A Man (2010)
Collin Raye	On the Verge
from 16 Biggest Hits (2002)
Clint Black	Half Way Up
from Greatest Hits (1996)
Gary Allan	Her Man
from Gary Allan - Greatest Hits (2007)
Tracy Lawrence	How a Cowgirl Says Goodbye (Re-Recorded)
from Then and Now: The Hits Collection (2005)
Reba McEntire	I'd Rather Ride Around With You
from Reba McEntire: 50 Greatest Hits (2008)
Kevin Sharp	If You Love Somebody
from Measure Of A Man (2010)
Patty Loveless	You Don't Seem to Miss Me
from 16 Biggest Hits (1980)
LeAnn Rimes	The Light In Your Eyes
from LeAnn Rimes: Greatest Hits (2003)
Bryan White	Love Is the Right Place
from Greatest Hits - Bryan White (2010)
Vince Gill	A Little More Love
from High Lonesome Sound (1996)
Mark Wills	Places I've Never Been
from Mark Wills: Greatest Hits (2002)
Sawyer Brown	Six Days On the Road
from Six Days On the Road (2006)
Trace Adkins	The Rest of Mine
from Trace Adkins - The Definitive Greatest Hits: Til the Last Shot's Fired (2010)
Neal McCoy	The Shake
from The Very Best of Neal McCoy (2008)
Patty Loveless	She Drew a Broken Heart
from 16 Biggest Hits (1980)
Mindy McCready	Maybe He'll Notice Her Now (feat. Richie McDonald)
from Platinum & Gold Collection: Mindy McCready (1990)
Mark Chesnutt	Thank God for Believers
from 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: Best of Mark Chesnutt (2001)
David Kersh	Another You
from Goodnight Sweetheart (1996)
Collin Raye	What the Heart Wants
from 16 Biggest Hits (2002)
Chely Wright	Shut Up and Drive
from 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Chely Wright (2003)
Clay Walker	Watch This
from Greatest Hits (2008)

Comment:

Another year, another hit for Reba McEntire, whose Top 5 pledge "I'd Rather Ride Around With You" was one of three '97 charters for the country queen. Then again, it was a good year all around for lovers of country music, with honky-tonk hell-raisers like Neal McCoy's "The Shake" sharing the scene with blue-collar anthems like the Sawyer Brown trucker's tale "Six Days On the Road," and broken-hearted ballads steeped in tradition à la John Michael Montgomery's "I Miss You a Little."

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