Last fall Roughstock talked to up and coming artist Whitney Duncan about her career.  Now we're asking you to help us create a list of questions to ask the "Skinny Dippin'" singer.  By asking a question you will also be entered to win an autographed iPod Shuffle!

It is a crime that Whitney Duncan's last single "The Bed That You Made," which really recalled the best of Shania Twain, wasn't a hit.  While many labels would cut and run after two failed radio hits, WB Records continues to give Whitney a chance.  Will Radio finally notice her?

Listen to a low-fi sample of Whitney Duncan's latest single.

Here's Whitney Duncan with her first music video.

Whitney Duncan has been kicking around for the better part of this decade yet her debut single "When I Said I Would" didn't make much of a dent on Country radio.  Will "The Bed That You Made" suffer the same fate or will this infectious single be the ticket to stardom?

It's the time of year where we predict who has a chance to be successful in 2009.  For this feature Roughstock has chosen some of the best and brightest from various labels and areas of Country music.  Success isn't guaranteed but don't forget that you saw them here first.

Here's Shannon Mock's version of this Whitney Duncan-penned track.

Earlier this year Whitney Duncan released a single called "When I Said I Would." While the song failed to rise too far on the charts, Duncan has nevertheless garnered a lot of buzz around Nashville.  To get fans ready for the full-length debut, Warner Bros. Records released this digital EP.

With Thanksgiving behind us and the shopping season fully engaged, it's time for radio to start playing yuletide favorites.  While the classics are always preferred, each year one or two newer tracks get a shot and for 2008, "All I Want For Christmas Is You" may be one of them.

Here's Whitney Duncan's rendition of the 90's Mariah Carey-penned yuletide hit.