Artist	Song
Eric Church	Hell On the Heart
from Carolina (2009)
Taylor Swift	Fearless
from Fearless (2008)
Martina McBride	Wrong Baby Wrong Baby Wrong
from Shine (2009)
Miranda Lambert	Only Prettier
from Revolution (2009)
Craig Morgan	This Ain't Nothin'
from That's Why (2009)
Jaron and the Long Road to Love	Pray for You
from Getting Dressed In the Dark (2010)
Kellie Pickler	Didn't You Know How Much I Loved You
from Kellie Pickler (Deluxe Version) (2008)
Jason Michael Carroll	Hurry Home
from Growing Up Is Getting Old (2009)
George Strait	Twang
from Twang (2009)
Josh Thompson	Way Out Here
from Way Out Here (2010)
Trace Adkins	This Ain't No Love Song
from Cowboy's Back In Town (Deluxe Edition) (2010)
Toby Keith	Every Dog Has Its Day
from American Ride (2009)
Tim McGraw	Still
from Southern Voice (2009)
Alan Jackson	It's Just That Way
from Freight Train (2010)
Justin Moore	How I Got to Be This Way
from Justin Moore (2009)
Josh Thompson	Beer On the Table
from Way Out Here (2010)
Alan Jackson	Hard Hat and a Hammer
from Freight Train (2010)
Gary Allan	Get Off On the Pain
from Get Off On the Pain (Deluxe Edition) (2010)
Gretchen Wilson	Work Hard, Play Harder
from I Got Your Country Right Here (2010)
Gary Allan	Today
from Get Off On the Pain (Deluxe Edition) (2010)
Toby Keith	Trailerhood
from Bullets In the Gun (2010)
David Nail	Turning Home
from I'm About to Come Alive (2009)
The Band Perry	Hip to My Heart
from The Band Perry (2010)
Dierks Bentley	Up On the Ridge
from Up On the Ridge (2010)
Bucky Covington	A Father's Love (The Only Way He Knew How)
from I'm Alright - EP (2010)

Comment:

The year is 2010, but the sounds are pure, classic tradition as Alan Jackson pays tribute to the workingman on his blue-collar anthem "Hard Hat and a Hammer." Meanwhile, Dierks Bentley looks to the future — and a sky-high rendezvous — with the souped-up bluegrass of a sly and sexy "Up On the Ridge." Gretchen Wilson grabs her paycheck and hits the watering hole for the good-time shout-out "Work Hard, Play Harder," and new kids the Band Perry move their own bright-eyed brand of crossover country into the limelight on a fresh and playful "Hip to My Heart."

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