Billy Currington had a string of 4 chart topping singles in a row before the last single, "Love Done Gone," failed to even make the Top 10 (it hit #11). Will this single, written by Scotty Emerick and the late, great Harley Allen, return Billy to #1? Read on to see what we think!

Ba da da ba da da! Now that we've got your attention, why not take a look at the great new video for "Love Done Gone" from Billy Currington?

Ba-ba-da, ba-da-ba… Ba-ba-da, ba-da-ba… Now that we've got the song stuck in your head, find out what our writer thinks of Billy Currington's third single from the fast-selling Enjoy Yourself album. Does the melody of that chorus make it a hit?

Billy Currington's third single from Enjoy Yourself is "Love Done Gone."  Take a look at a live performance from last year.

Country music's laid-back singer behind songs like "Good Directions" and "People Are Crazy"recently played "Change The World" with the song's writer Kenneth 'Babyface' Edmonds, who he's also writing with. We want to know what you think about it.

Billy Currington is undoubtedly one of the most popular radio artists.  Take a listen to the follow-up to his recent #1 hit "Pretty Good At Drinkin' Beer." Both songs can be found on the just-released Enjoy Yourself album. 

For the first time in their career, the Zac Brown Band have the best-selling album in the country.  They scored the #1 slot on the SoundScan Hot 200 Albums chart rundown with You Get What You Give holding off the #2 album this week, Maroon 5's Hands All Over. 

This fall's release schedule features music from the Zac Brown Band, Rascal Flatts, Taylor Swift, Reba, Billy Currington, Joey+Rory, James Otto, Jamey Johnson, Randy Houser, Darius Rucker, Brad Paisley, Trace Adkins and Toby Keith among others.

Billy Currington's latest hit is a laid-back summertime groove.  Watch the video here.

With quiet confidence, Billy Currington has evoloved into one of mainstream country radio's go-to "traditionalists."  His award-winning "People Are Crazy" single sounded nothing like anything else on the radio.  Is this single a return to form for him?