Artist	Song
Toby Keith	American Soldier
from Shock 'n Y'all (2003)
Josh Turner	Why Don't We Just Dance
from Haywire (Deluxe Edition) (2010)
Jamey Johnson	High Cost of Living
from That Lonesome Song (2008)
Rhett Akins	Don't Get Me Started
from Somebody New (1996)
Wade Hayes	On a Good Night
from On a Good Night (1996)
Clint Black	Half Way Up
from Greatest Hits (1996)
Daryle Singletary	I Let Her Lie
from Daryle Singletary (2008)
Tim McGraw	Real Good Man
from Tim McGraw: Greatest Hits, Vol. 2 (2006)
Brad Paisley	He Didn't Have to Be
from Who Needs Pictures (1999)
Blake Shelton	Some Beach
from Blake Shelton's Barn and Grill (2004)
Travis Tritt	I'm Gonna Be Somebody
from The Very Best of Travis Tritt (2007)
John Michael Montgomery	Friends
from The Very Best of John Michael Montgomery (2005)
Neal McCoy	No Doubt About It
from The Very Best of Neal McCoy (2008)
David Kersh	Goodnight Sweetheart
from Goodnight Sweetheart (1996)
Ricky Lynn Gregg	If I Had a Cheatin' Heart
from Ricky Lynn Gregg (2008)

Comment:

Nobody looks — or [i]sounds[/i] — quite like country's biggest, baddest baritone, but you'll hear a little bit of him in some of country's biggest stars. Trace's labelmate — and label founder — Toby Keith flies Old Glory high and handsome in a heart-on-his-sleeve tribute to every G.I. Joe and Jane, in "American Soldier." Jamey Johnson, who co-penned such songs as the chart-topping "Ladies Love Country Boys" and "Honky Tonk Badonkadonk" for Adkins, fritters away his wife, his job, and his freedom in "High Cost of Living." And finally, Josh Turner — one of the few [i]other[/i] true baritones in country —honky-tonks his way into a little slice of hanky-panky paradise in "Why Don't We Just Dance." From Travis Tritt to Tim McGraw, from Brad Paisley to Clint Black, we've got all the boot-stompin', hell-raisin' roughnecks, rednecks, and leathernecks who've shared the stage, and airwaves, with Trace.

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