Artist	Song
Jo Dee Messina	I'm Alright
from I'm Alright (1998)
Jo Dee Messina	My Give a Damn's Busted
from Delicious Surprise (2005)
Jo Dee Messina	Bye Bye
from I'm Alright (1998)
Jo Dee Messina	Heads Carolina, Tails California
from Jo Dee Messina (1996)
Jo Dee Messina & Tim McGraw	Bring On the Rain
from Burn (2000)
Jo Dee Messina	Lesson In Leavin'
from I'm Alright (1998)
Jo Dee Messina	That's the Way
from Burn (2000)
Jo Dee Messina	I Wish
from Jo Dee Messina: Greatest Hits (2003)
Jo Dee Messina	Stand Beside Me
from I'm Alright (1998)
Jo Dee Messina	Carry Me
from Carry Me - Single (2011)
Jo Dee Messina	Burn
from Burn (2000)
Jo Dee Messina	Biker Chick
from Unmistakable Drive (2010)
Jo Dee Messina	Downtime
from Burn (2000)
Jo Dee Messina	I'm Done
from I'm Done - Single (2008)
Jo Dee Messina	Because You Love Me
from I'm Alright (1998)
Jo Dee Messina	A Joyful Noise
from A Joyful Noise (2002)
Jo Dee Messina	You're Not In Kansas Anymore
from Jo Dee Messina (1996)
Jo Dee Messina	That's God
from Unmistakable Inspiration (2010)
Jo Dee Messina	Was That My Life
from Jo Dee Messina: Greatest Hits (2003)
Jo Dee Messina	Keep the Faith
from A Joyful Noise (2002)
Jo Dee Messina	It's Too Late to Worry
from Delicious Surprise (2005)
Jo Dee Messina	Unmistakable
from Unmistakable Love (2010)
Jo Dee Messina	He'd Never Seen Julie Cry
from Jo Dee Messina (1996)
Jo Dee Messina	Not Going Down
from Delicious Surprise (2005)
Jo Dee Messina	Welcome to the Rest of My Life
from Unmistakable Love (2010)
Jo Dee Messina	Dare to Dream
from Burn (2000)
Jo Dee Messina	Do You Wanna Make Something of It
from Jo Dee Messina (1996)
Jo Dee Messina	No Time for Tears
from I'm Alright (1998)
Jo Dee Messina	Just Drive
from Unmistakable Drive (2010)
Jo Dee Messina	Heaven Was Needing a Hero
from Unmistakable Inspiration (2010)

Comment:

When Jo Dee Messina emerged in the mid-’90s, it wasn’t easy for new country gals to get noticed, what with the likes of Faith, Shania, and Martina casting such a long shadow. But Messina was star material from the start, scoring hefty hits straight out of the gate. And when she continued charging up the charts with the records that followed, it wasn’t because she was country’s flavor of the month — her success stemmed from that most crucial of qualities for all great artists: honesty. Whether she’s the gal done wrong, relishing visions of vengeance on “Lesson In Leavin’” or just a sentimental soul savoring the spirit of Christmas on “A Joyful Noise,” she’s always 100-percent Jo Dee, and that kind of open-book approach resonates far and wide. Fans will find all their faves in our Messina montage, but Jo Dee newbies will discover exactly what they’ve been missing all this time.

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