With the end of the Year 2008 fast approaching, Roughstock's Editorial team has selected the Top 40 singles released to country radio this year.  Here's our view on the 36th best single of 2008: Crystal Shawanda's "You Can Let Go."

Like any year, 2008 saw it's fair share of newcomers.  Jeremy McComb was one of the most promising newcomers and this single is proof of both his talent and ear for great songs.

A few weeks ago Roughstock offered some fans the chance to listen to Randy Houser’s debut CD “Anything Goes” before they could buy it.  What would the fans have to say about it?

With the year drawing to a close, Roughstock editorial team has chosen their favorite country singles from 2008.  Keith Urban's recent Number One Hit "You Look Good In My Shirt" was the 38th best single.

For the end of the year our Editors have chosen the Top 40 Singles from 2008. Here's the 39th entrant on the list, Capitol Records' trio Lady Antebellum with their sophomore single "Lookin' For A Good Time."

With the year drawing to a close, Roughstock editorial team has chosen their favorite country singles from 2008.  Leading off this list, which will count-down daily, is the debut single from newcomers Bluefield.  Read why we selected the single as 2008's 40th best single of the year.

With Thanksgiving behind us and the shopping season fully engaged, it's time for radio to start playing yuletide favorites.  While the classics are always preferred, each year one or two newer tracks get a shot and for 2008, "All I Want For Christmas Is You" may be one of them.

Taylor Swift is riding high on the charts and in life as her career is has risen to previously uncharted levels for an 18 year old country artist.  "White Horse" is her second single from "Fearless" and all signs point to it being a huge hit for Miss Swift. Is the song worthy of such a lofty status?

While she was shut out of any awards at the 42nd CMA Awards, Taylor Swift scored the "Favorite Female Vocalist" award at last night's American Music Awards.  The usual suspects also won in the other country categories while Chris Brown and the Jonas Brothers dominated the rest of the evening.

After scoring 4 consecutive #1's, Rodney Atkins' last single "Invisibly Shaken" tanked at radio.  Rather than return to radio with a ballad, Rodney instead returns with this track, a song that unsurprisingly sounds closer to those previous big hits.  Will it bring him another hit?