Listen to this fun new single from Texan Jeff Griffith.

Rodney Atkins waited a long time to get his shot at radio stardom and with his string of six Top 10 hits (five of them #1 hits), he's in no hury to go anywhere.  With that in mind, will this single keep Rodney's hit streak going or will it fall by the wayside like "Invisably Shaken?"

Warning!  Within the first 10 seconds of listening to Jeff Griffith’s latest single “Dip Me In Beer,” you are highly likely to have a smile come across your face. If you're looking for something to spin at your backyard BBQ parties, this may just be your song.  But will it be a hit?

Watch a live performance video here.

Perhaps no other style of country music has had a greater influence on today's artists than the style known as Honky Tonk. Honky Tonk music embodied the spirit of dancing and drinking, and of loving and then losing the one you love. Its greatest practitioners owe their singing style to Jimmie Rodgers and much of the music to the steel guitar and drums of Bob Wills and Western Swing.

Here's a fun track from Mark Chesuntt.

After spending 23 years in various arms of the USA's military, Big Bob Young returned to his first love, music.  A lifetime of songs have gone into the crafting of this album, with a strongmelodies and lyrics backing up his time-soaked voice.

Here's one of Jack Ingram's Top 20 hits, "Love You."

Casey Rivers first came to national attention as a contestant on the third season of Nashville Star.  While he didn't win the show, Rivers kept working towards his career and now has self-released his eponymous debut.  In the past a self-released album usually meant a lesser-quality.  Does the same cliche hold true today?

"She Never Cried In Front Of Me," Toby Keith's first single from "That Don't Make Me A Bad Guy," recently hit #1; just as the album is about to drop. Toby's back at radio and video outlets with his second single from the album in the form of the uptempo rocker "God Love Her."