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Is Dave Haywood going solo? This and many other of country music's most pressing questions answered in the September edition of The 9513's world famous Mailbag!
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As much as we love girl singers, we love songs about girl singers even more. Here's just a few of the many tribute songs out there.
Step away from the river and up to a jukebox, because heartbreak is only temporary, but a good song about drowning yourself—like a diamond—lasts forever.
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What country artist, young or old, would you recommend as a must-listen artist to a newcomer on his/her journey through country music, and what would your essential song picks be?Current Discussion
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- estelle: I love it! From Cowboy Casanova to Play On, there's not a single track that I do not like. So ...
- highwayman3: Dan Milliken, thanks for that post, I wanted to comment on the Miranda comparison as well because its just silly ...
- Dan Milliken: I'm with Brady. I think this album is her weakest in terms of song quality, and I was honestly holding ...
- Alli: Wow! Amazing! This song made me think of all the loved ones I have lost! What a ...
- K: " Rascal Flatts and Faith Hill are perhaps the furthest thing from country music as it gets" Ever heard of Taylor ...
- Jon: @K "The industry proffessionals that voted Carrie Underwood a Grand Ole Opry member don’t know what they’re talking about ...
- Jimmy Stix: Howdy!! Here's a new country song you could spin!! Pat garrett's new song...... soon to be released ......on CMT...... in country ...
- Dan E.: Oh, Carrie is doing way more than just trying. Her songs are amazing, she's an excellent performer, and her co-writes ...
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