Here's a very cool duet from two very talented singers.

One of the great things about country music is that its artists are always willing to come together for a cause.  The cause in this case is the destroyed town of Enterprise, Alabama.  Ten Country stars have lent their talents to "We Are Enterprise," an uplifting collection of tunes benefiting the rebuilding of the town's High School.

Here's Lorrie's take on the classic song.  It is from the benefit album "We Are Enterprise" which was made to support the rebuilding of Enterprise, AL High School. 

Here's a new song from Shelly Fairchild.  It is from the benefit album "We Are Enterprise" which was made to support the rebuilding of Enterprise, AL High School. 

While the song lyric is very important to country music, if the voice singing the words doesn't have at least an interesting voice, then what's the point?  Without a good voice and words, a song is just music.  So really gifted vocalists always will grab my attention. Todd O'Neill is one of those people and "Real Life" is his first album.

Rebecca Lynn Howard has been the part of two Grammy-winning projects in her career and shuffled from record label to record label.  Most of those labels tried to change her into something she really wasn't.  Now signed to an indie label, Rebecca Lynn went in and cut the album she always wanted to make.  But is it any good?