Feel My Love; Artist: Brooks, Garth; Track: 5 Title: This Kiss; Artist: Hill, Faith W/vocal; Track: 6 Title: Commitment; Artist: Rimes, Leann W/vocal; Track: 7 Title: 2...Karaoke: Sing Country '98 V. 3: Professional Performance Music for Singers: Song Titles ; Title: This Kiss; Artist: Hill, Faith; Track: 1 Title: Commitment; Artist: Rimes, Leann; Track: 2 Title: 26 Cents; Artist: Wilkinsons, The; Track: 3 Title: I Just Want to Dance with You; Artist: Strait, George; Track: 4 Title: To Make You Feel My Love; Artist: Brooks, Garth; Track: 5 Title: This Kiss; Artist: Hill, Faith W/vocal; Track: 6 Title: Commitment; Artist: Rimes, Leann W/vocal; Track: 7 Title: 26 Cents; Artist: Wilkinsons, the W/vocal; Track: 8 Title: I Just Want to Dance with You; Artist: Strait, George W/vocal; Track: 9 Title: To Make You Feel My Love; Artist: Brooks, Garth W/vocal; Track: 10  (less)

the start the record is an oddity. A big band pumps, female background singers rip through a chorus of "Bye Bye Love," and Ray brings high energy to the Everly Bros. teeny-bop lyrics. Some songs suffer from syrupy choir and string arrangements, but Ray is always there to set things straight. He gives country some funk, and erases, for a day, all questions of black and white. --Steve Tignor  (less)

circle of talented friends & family. Sentimental love songs, early gospel hymns, fiddle-breakdowns, and disaster songs are included in this set with over 20 never before reissued. Stoneman was inducted into the Country Music Hall Of Fame in early 2008. Deluxe package also contains a 44 page booklet with an introduction by Patsy Stoneman, which contains many rare & haunting images.  (less)

angels to remind us about the magic and mystery of Christmas. A gentle snowfall. a warm, comfortable spot near the fireplacewindowpanes covered with frostthe sparkle and glow of hundreds of beautiful lights and ornaments on a cheery, pine-scented treebiscuits, nuts and boxes of sweets, steaming mugs of hot chocolate And you and your loved ones, gathered together, sharing and making memories. But there's one vital ingredient missing. Yes, you're right. It's the music. The carols and the seasonal songs, the perfect backdrop for the fun and festivities of this (and every) Christmas season. We have chosen more than hour's worth of Christmas music, magic and memories to evoke 'An English Country Christmas'. Here's mood-setting music read...  (less)

Haggard. Even if country isn't your thang, there's no excuse for not owning this; it's America in the twentieth century, presented for your edification. Besides the names already mentioned, you've got Kitty Wells doing "It Wasn't God Who Made Honky-Tonk Angels" and Doc Watson doing "Blue Railroad Train." Nothing less than brilliant, as a non-country singer once whined. --Chris Nickson  (less)

Del Reeves, and scored but one bona fide hit, 1971's dryly comic "I'm a Truck." But Simpson's work has held up better than most, thanks to his blue-collar voice and those twangin' Bakersfield Telecasters. This 20-track collection is taken from Simpson's mid-'60s and early '70s Capitol albums. Besides "I'm a Truck," highlights include the original version of "Highway Patrol" (memorably covered by Junior Brown on 1993's Guit with It ) and a chugging version of "Diesel Smoke, Dangerous Curves." --Rick Mitchell  (less)

White; 6)My Whole World Ended (The Moment You Left Me) - David Ruffin; 7)I Want to Take You Higher - Sly & the Family Stone; 8)Spinning Wheel - Blood, Sweat & Tears; 9)Sweet Cherry Wine - Tommy James & the Shondells; 10)Time Is Tight - Booker T. & the MGs; 11)Everybody's Talkin' - Harry Nilsson; 12)In the Year 2525 (Exordium & Terminus) - Zager & Evans; 13)Run Away Child, Running Wild - The Temperations; 14)I Got a Line on You - Spirit; 15)Going Up the Country - Canned Heat; 16)Backfield in Motion - Mel & Tim; 17)Israelites - Desmond Dekker & the Aces; 18)Rock Me - Steppenwolf; 19)Too Busy Thinking about My Baby - Marvin Gaye; 20)Jam Up Jelly Tight - Tommy Roe; 21)Can I Change My Mind - Tyrone Davis; 22)Oh Happy Day - The Edwin Hawkins Singers  (less)

Roger Tibbs 5. I'm Still Singing Country Music - Kitten 6. Midnight Turning Day Blues (Blue Yodel No. 6) - Max McCauley 7. The Old Waterwheel - Roger Tibbs 8. Send Me the Pillow You Dream On - Kitten 9. Shearer's Jamboree - Max McCauley 10. Yodel Boogie - Roger Tibbs 11. Your Cheating Heart - Kitten 12. Swiss Moonlight Lullaby - Max McCauley 13. Waiting for a Train - Roger Tibbs 14. Have I Told You Lately That I Love You - Kitten 15. Lovesick Blues - Max McCauley 16. Silver Wings - Roger Tibbs 17. China Doll - Kitten 18. Ding Dong Bells - Max McCauley 19. Do What You Do, Do Well - Roger Tibbs 20. Mother, Pal, and Sweetheart - Kitten  (less)

in the TV Series "The Roy Rogers Show", and "The Roy Rogers and Dale Evans Show", also Starring his Famous Horse Trigger.  (less)

player, singer and banjo player. He often performed his Kansas City Blues on the Opry, singing it enough that veteran opry members from the 1930s still talked about DeFord and his bulldog. His son recalled that his father becam serious about playing the guitar when he was on tour with the Opry group: he was often assigned to guard the pile of instruments that accompanied them, and while he did that began to try his hand at some of the guitars.  (less)