Here's an in-the-studio performance of "Heart of the Wood."

Here's Hank Williams, Jr.'s ode to John McCain and Sarah Palin. It's a re-written version of 'family tradition.'

While Toby's recent releases have felt a little lacking in the quality department, signs were pointing to that changing with the release of this album.  With it, Toby has taken the gloves off andreturned his sound to what made him a big superstar.

At the suggestion of friends, Joey+Rory decided to enter CMT's "Can You Duet" despite never really actively singing together.  The husband-and-wife team wound up in the Top 3 of the show and gained a lot of loyal fans in the process. "The Life Of A Song" is their debut album and it showcases the suparstar vocals of Joey paired with her husband's wonderful songwriting.  It sounds perfect but do they have the songs to break through?

Have you ever just met someone and felt like you were long-time friends with them? That's what it felt like when I recently met Joey Martin and Rory Feek, the husband and wife duo known as Joey+Rory. In the first part of a two-part interview, we learn about the reasons behind trying out for the show "Can You Duet." 

Lee Ann Womack scrapped a whole album deciding that she was recording it just to record something.  After taking some time off, she returned with "Call Me Crazy" an album which takes it's title from a lyric in the lead single "Last Call."  Is the album as interesting as the cover art?

Here's the title track from Joey Martin's album of the same name. If you don't remember, Joey Martin is 1/2 of the husband/wife team of Joey & Rory from the hit CMT show "Can You Duet."

Here's the latest video from Toby Keith. It's for his next single, "God Love Her."

Never shy about stating his political opinion, Hank Williams, Jr. has come out with his own McCain-Palin stump song; "McCain-Palin Tradition," a rewrite of his classic "Family Tradition."  Political songs aren't ever too 'strong' in my book can they get any worse than this?

While Gone Country 2 featured a batch of better songs than the first cycle of the CMT reality show, the winners were always going to find a tough audience with country music.  Will Sebastian Bach receive a better reception from fans than Julio Iglesias, Jr? Or will they quickly forget this song as well?