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American Idol’s Country Princess, Carrie Underwood, once again tops the nation’s country charts with her 2nd single release “All-American Girl” off her CD , “Carnival Ride.”
Carrie grew up in Checotah, Oklahoma and along with developing her singing skills singing with the church choir, also learned to play guitar and piano.
She graduated high school as class salutatorian and went on to major in mass communications in college, with her eye on her singing career. Just shy of her degree, she heard about auditions for American Idol and the rest is history.
In 2007, Underwood won 3 CMT awards, as well as three ACM Awards.
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The best of today's country hits. Can't get enough of Trace Adkins, George Strait, Chris Cagle, Alan Jackson and Kenny Chesney!
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 1. Another Try (f. Trisha Yearwood), Josh Turner
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2. Gunpowder And Lead, Miranda Lambert
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3. I Still Miss You, Keith Anderson
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4. We Rode In Trucks, Luke Bryan
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5. Some Things Never Change, Sara Evans
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6. We Weren't Crazy, Josh Gracin
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7. Loud, Big & Rich
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8. I Saw God Today, George Strait
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9. International Harvester, Craig Morgan
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10. Laughed Until We Cried, Jason Aldean
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| Blues |
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Deborah Coleman picked up the guitar at age 8 after seeing the Monkees on T.V., and began to play bass professionally at age 15. She later switched to guitar after eing introduced to the music of Jimi Hendrix.
After marrying and rasing a family, Coleman began playing out again in 1985 with an all female group, Moxxie.
“I Can’t Find Love” was her first Cd release for Blind Pig Records, followed by “Where Blue Began” and “A Soft Place To Fall” in 2000.
Coleman won the Orville Gibson Award for Best Blues Guitarist, Female in 2001. Her latest Cd release “What About Love” was released on her new home label, Telarc Records.
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Everybody loves the blues. Featuring Walter Trout, Big Maybelle, Hound Dog Taylor, Jimmy Vaughn and on and on.
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1. Beggin' For You Baby, Ann Rabson
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2. Stuck On Stupid, Ronnie Baker Brooks
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3. Just Like A Fish, Rusty Zinn
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4. Keep It Simple, Keb' Mo'
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5. That's Her, Craig Horton
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6. Get You Next To Me (feat. B.b. King), Arthur Adams
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7. Madison Blues, Elmore James
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8. Hound Dog, James Booker
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9. Dirty Muther Fuyer, Billy Boy Arnold
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10. Call Me Baby, Raful Neal
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Steve Gulley, song of Don Gulley of the Pinnacle Mountain Boys, is a former member and guitarist for the bluegrass band, Mountain Heart.,
His newest solo cd, “Sounds Like Home” is featured in this month’s GotRadio bluegrass lineup, and features a stellar cast of supporting musicians, chocked full with hand picked songs that reflect Steve’s musical heritage and heart.
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From traditional down home bluegrass artists to new foot stompin fiddlers....Alison Krauss, Bill Monroe, Doc Watson, Lester Flatt and Don Reno.
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1. I'll Fly Away, Alison Krauss W/ Gillian Welch
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2. Short Walk To The Moon, 3 Fox Drive
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3. Traveler's Prayer, Mountain Heart
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4. Some Old Side Road, 3 Fox Drive
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5. Ain't No Part Of Nothin', Randy Howard
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6. I'm Just Here To Ride The Train, Mountain Heart
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7. Dreams That End Like This, Gibson Brothers
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8. Sheep Shell Corn, Ricky Skaggs And Bruce Hornsby
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9. The Barn Song, Gibson Brothers
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10. Hamilton Special, Aubrey Haynie
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| Folk |
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Judy Collins was one of the most influential and interpretive folksingers of the '60s. A child prodigy at classical piano, she turned to folk music at the age of 15 and released her first album, A Maid of Constant Sorrow, in 1961 when she was 22.
Collins's musical horizons were expanded further by 1966 and the release of In My Life, which added theater music to her repertoire and introduced her audience to the writing of Leonard Cohen; it was one of her six albums to go gold. Her first gold-seller, however, was 1967's Wildflowers, which contained her hit version of "Both Sides Now" by the then-little-known songwriter Joni Mitchell.
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Nothing fancy, just pure folk. Joni Mitchell, Joan Baez, Judy Collins, Peter Paul & Mary, Bob Dylan and more.
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Val Starr
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