Jack Ingram has scored at radio with his uptempo fare yet he's more than just a mainstream country rcoker as he proves on his current album Big Dreams & High Hopes.  This new single is a chance to show fans another side while hopefully continuing Jack's hit streak.

It was another strong week at retail for country music as Reba McEntire's Keep On Loving You gave the genre its third chart-topping week, after the Number One debuts of Sugarland's Live On The Inside and George Strait's Twang.  How did the rest of the chart shake out?

Setting in a comfortable chair underneath the Brooklyn Bridge in New York, NY, Jack Ingram did something the last 24 hours that nobody has done before.  He partaked 215 interviews over a 24 hour period to break a record once held by Pete Wentz of Fall Out Boy.

In the years since he released his first record Jack Ingram has evolved from raw roadhouse rocker into thoughtful singer/songwriter.  What does his latest release have in store?  Does it manage to balance where Jack was with where he is at now in his life?

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

The summer's not here for almost two months yet here we are with a song that's destined to be one of 2009's "summer songs" for country radio.  While the title of the track obviously points to this, does Ingram manage to keep the song interesting instead of mundane?

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

Jack Ingram scored a #1 single and four Top 40 hits off of "This Is It."  With the release of "That's A Man," Jack is back with a radio single that manages to walk the line behind his roots and contemporary radio tastes.  But is walking that line enough for Jack to score another big hit?

Here's a track from before Jack Ingram was a superstar.