Here's LeAnn Rimes' take on the yuletide classic.

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?

Here's the first single from Rodney Atkins' third album.

Amy Dalley released seven singles while with Curb Records.  Here's one of them.

They're already huge stars in the Christian music world and their songs have always had more universal truths to them than the average CCM artist so it seems like a natural fit for this trio to crossover with the Nathan Chapman produced "I Wish."  But does it stand a chance at radio success?

From the moment it was announced, most music industry people were calling Tim McGraw's latest album as a lame attempt at a quick buck by his label Curb Records.  Well, earlier this week, Tim more or less agreed when releasing a statement to People Magazine.

Here's the #1 single from Tim McGraw.  It's not on any of his 3 Greatest Hits collections.

Heidi Newfield scored right out of the gate with her first Top 10 single in "Johnny & June." Now she returns with a hopeful single that actually works well 'for these times' that we're living in.  Despite the timliness of the song, is there enough to make this one a second consecutive hit?

Here's Tim McGraw and Faith Hill's hit "I Need You." It can be found on his Let It Go album.  It's also on Faith Hill's "Greatest Hits" album.

Here's an acoustic video of Hal Ketchum performing one of his earliest hits.  It can be found on his "Greatest Hits" album.