Artist	Song
Charlie Rich	Behind Closed Doors
from Behind Closed Doors (2001)
George Jones	He Stopped Loving Her Today
from I Am What I Am (2000)
Kris Kristofferson	Help Me Make It Through the Night
from Kris Kristofferson: 16 Biggest Hits (2007)
Dolly Parton	Jolene (Single Version) [Remastered 2002]
from Dolly (2009)
Conway Twitty & Loretta Lynn	After the Fire Is Gone
from 25 Number Ones (2004)
Patsy Cline	She's Got You
from Patsy Cline's Greatest Hits (2003)
Harry Nilsson	Everybody's Talkin' (From "Midnight Cowboy")
from Everybody's Talkin': The Very Best of Harry Nilsson (2006)
Willie Nelson	Night Life
from Certified Hits: Willie Nelson (2001)
Crystal Gayle	Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue
from Certified Hits: Crystal Gayle (2001)
Ray Price	Crazy Arms
from The Essential Ray Price 1951-1962 (1991)
Roger Miller	King of the Road
from King of the Road - The Genius of Roger Miller (1995)
Glen Campbell	Rhinestone Cowboy
from 20 Greatest Hits (2000)
Floyd Cramer	Last Date
from RCA Country Legends: Floyd Cramer (2001)
Billy Swan	I Can Help
from The Best of Billy Swan (1998)
Marty Robbins	El Paso
from The Essential Marty Robbins (2005)
Charlie Rich	The Most Beautiful Girl
from Behind Closed Doors (2001)
Don Gibson	Blue, Blue Day
from RCA Country Legends: Don Gibson (Remastered) (2001)
Eddy Arnold	Bouquet of Roses
from RCA Country Legends: Eddy Arnold (2000)
Skeeter Davis	The End of the World
from Skeeter Davis: RCA Country Legend (2001)
Hank Locklin	Please Help Me, I'm Falling
from RCA Country Legends: Hank Locklin (2003)
Loretta Lynn	Don't Come Home a Drinkin' (With Lovin' on Your Mind)
from Country Music Hall of Fame Series: Loretta Lynn (1991)
Dolly Parton	Coat of Many Colors
from 16 Biggest Hits: Dolly Parton (2007)
Kenny Rogers & The First Edition	Ruby, Don't Take Your Love to Town
from 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Kenny Rogers (2004)
Porter Wagoner	Green, Green Grass of Home
from RCA Country Legends: Porter Wagoner (2002)
Don Gibson	I Can't Stop Loving You
from RCA Country Legends: Don Gibson (Remastered) (2001)

Comment:

A handful of visionary Nashville producers — Owen Bradley and Chet Atkins among them — sought to market country product to the mainstream pop arena during the late '50s and early '60s. Softening the basic country sound with violins (as opposed to fiddles) and vocal choruses, they pioneered the smooth approach now known as "countrypolitan" and never looked back. All of a sudden, Patsy Cline, Jim Reeves, and Eddy Arnold were pop stars.

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