With this new album Ronnie Milsap returns to the country music he knows and loves. Take a listen to Country Again's full title track here.

Ronnie Milsap has taken some detours of late from his standard country music albums to record a favorites album of standards and a double album of gospel hymns. In this latest Artist Spotlight, Ronnie discusses his new album Country Again and much more.

On Country Again Ronnie Milsap returns to the country roots which served him well as he launched his career in country music. Read on to see what we have to say about the multiple award-winning icon's first record for Bigger Picture.

James Otto has long had a love for country soul music and two of his biggest influences were the were the late Conway Twitty and Ronnie Milsap.  This song allowed him to sing with his idol and they recently did so live on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon.

What started out as a charatible effort has turned into a headache for Bleve Entertainment as the new independent label recently had to pull all marketing efforts for their Ronnie Milsap single because it was a duet with Trace Adkins.  Read the story here.

Ronnie Milsap is a star who is in the fourth decade of his career.  Now 66 years young, Milsap offers up 24 of his most favorite Hymns and Gospel tunes.  There's not a bad song on the record and Ronnie's voice is remarkably strong.

Here's a video that explains why Ronnie Milsap recorded "Then Sings My Soul."

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.