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The Bellamy Brothers have been writing and recording hits for many years now and to remind folks that they're still around they've come out with this comprehensive collection of their past (and present hits).

After trying for years, Bomshel finally scored their first Top 40 hit earlier this year with the title track of this album.  As the second single "19 & Crazy" moves up the charts, Bomshel is finally releasing their debut album.

It was a long three year wait for this record to get released. Will it please fans who waited ever so patiently for it and ejoyed the two retro-sounding lead singles or will it leaving them wishing Tim had just not released another record?

There are very few artists who walk the walk when they talk the talk.  Big Kenny is one of the few who do.  In an exclusive interview, Big Kenny talked to Roughstock about a variety of things, including his experience in the Sudan, the internet and his new album.

After releasing one of 2008's finest albums in For All The World To See Becky Schlegel returns to the airwaves with her latest single from her own Lilly Ray Records label. Does this single, the first for the upcoming Dandelion portent another fine album?

It's easy to forget that country, the blues and rock have been linked together moreso than the current country and pop and southern rock marriage.  What happens, then, when a newcomer releases a remake of a classic rock song such as this one? Is it any good?

Mandolin virtuoso Sam Bush returns with his latest album of splendid bluegrass tunes which features guests like bassist Edgar Meyer and Del McCoury.  Does the record live up to Sam Bush's status as a legendary artist?

Jimmy Wayne has made no secret of his love for the music of Hall & Oates, particularly their smash 1976 hit "Sara Smile."  While most people thought he'd eventually cover it for an album, never would it have been seen as a single, yet here it is.  Is it gonna be a hit?

While Lee Ann Womack has scored critical success with her last two albums There's More Where That Came From and Call Me Crazy, the songstress hasn't scored much success at radio.  Will she return to the top of the charts with her version of this popular song?