For his latest release, Kenny Chesney had decided to get introspective and as a result he's released an intimate, mostly personal album.  It's not "Old Blue Chair 2" but this is definitely not a 'driving' album.  Despite that, the album works, and in places, works really well.

While the song lyric is very important to country music, if the voice singing the words doesn't have at least an interesting voice, then what's the point?  Without a good voice and words, a song is just music.  So really gifted vocalists always will grab my attention. Todd O'Neill is one of those people and "Real Life" is his first album.

A star during the 1990’s hat act country boom, John Michael Montgomery, like other artists from that era, has seen the hits come few and far between. With this in mind, John Michael has pulled togeter eleven new tracks for "Time Flies." Will any of these songs sell the album or get on the radio?

After a disastrous first album with Monument Records, Little Big Town rebounded with their sophomore album "The Road To Here" on Equity Records.  After a management shuffle at Equity, the quartet decided to take their masters, which they owned, to Capitol Nashville.  The label has reissued "A Place To Land" and added four more tracks.

It's been three years since Billy Currington last released an album.  In that time he's scored two Number One hits and toured around the country. After taking some time off to deal with some issues related to his childhood, Billy returns with "A Little Bit of Everything."  The album features the single "Don't."

Curb Records decided to release Tim McGraw's first two Greatest Hits collections in one low-priced set.  Priced at 15 dollars or less, the two-disc set covers the first 12 years of McGraw's career.  The package represents good value for cursory fans to take a deeper, but cheap look into Tim McGraw's career.

"After 2005's The Road Ahead debut, the relative Canadian newcomer Codie Prevost decided to carry on tradition and resort back to the beloved art of EP. Releasing music at a faster rate now, these EP's allow this, and attempts to strengthen the quality of recording with this first "six pack."

After scoring 9 hit singles with Broken Bow Records, including very popular songs like "That's What I Love About Sundays" and "Redneck Yacht Club,"  Craig Morgan has moved to major label BNA Records for the next chapter in his career.  "Greatest Hits" is an album that actually delivers in what the title suggests, it contains his 8 greatest hits and 3 album tracks from each Broken Bow album. While this is good, does compiling all of hits really make for a compelling album release?  Read more to find out.

Texas has proven to be an area where artists are able to have successful careers and it's that succes which often has allowed artists to grow at their own pace.  Wade Bowen is one of these artists and he's now national with Sustain Records and has just released "If We Ever Make It Home."

Surpises come everyday and that's what happened upon listening to Alex Woodard's self-titled album.  Expecting something more rock than country, I was plesantly surprised with the amount of country that was present on the disc.  Standout tracks include "Beautiful Now" "Older," and "Reno."  While those are great tracks there is more to like about this Adrenaline Music release.