While most of Taylor's fans likely have the original version of Fearless, they're likely going to want their own copy of this album as well as it features not only one or two bonus tracks but six new ones along with a dvd full of videos.

Brooks & Dunn have had a career that any country artist would envy. With their career (as a duo) winding down in 2010 with a tour, #1's...And Then Some feels like a great capper to a career.  But will fans who have these hits still want it?

Here's Jack Ingram's latest video.  It's the first track from his upcoming album "Big Dreams & High Hopes."

Shawna Russell has slowly built her career up to the point where she's getting more and more national exposure. Here's her single "Fire in the Desert."

Here's the first true country single from Christian radio stars Point of Grace.

2008 turned out to be the year that John Rich gained high exposure through his "Gone Country" shows and by being one of the judges of Nashville Star. This single is his first with Warner Brothers as a solo artist.  Will this romantic song be a hit or will radio go 'eh' and move on?

It's been about five months since her last single was on the charts yet due to recurrent airplay, Martina has had the luxury to work on her upcoming album without worrying about a single.   Just released to radio, "Ride" certainly represents a change of pace with radio.  Is it enough to get her back on top of the charts?

Here's the first official country video for Jessica Simpson.  It's for her country single "Come On Over" from her first full-country album that comes out this fall.

Sugarland slowly built their career with their debut album "Twice The Speed Of Life" and saw it explode with their sophomore album "Enjoy The Ride." Now the award-winning duo is back "Love On The inside," A record that is sure to see their star rise even higher.

Sugarland has done something that is rare in the music business. They've decided to release the deluxe edition of their new record a week before the regular version comes out. Since their biggest fans will buy the deluxe version, this actually makes sense. Here's Roughstock's review of the album.