September 15, 2009 Bomshel - Fight Like A Girl (Curb) Female group Bomshel releases their debut. They previously had released singles. August 25, 2009 Phil Vassar - TBD (Universal South) Phil Vassar releases his second CD for the label.
August 18, 2009 Reba McEntire - Keep on Loving You (Valor Music) Reba McEntire makes her label debut. Strange is the first single of the project. The album will include Keep on Loving You, co-written by Ronnie Dunn of Brooks & Dunn.
June 30, 2009 Brad Paisley - American Saturday Night (SonyBMG)
Brad Paisley offers his eighth album, which is once again produced by Frank Rogers. Featuring the hit single "Then."
Tanya Tucker - My Turn (Saguaro Road) Tanya Tucker covers classics by male artists including George Jones (Walk Through This World With Me) and Hank Williams (Lovesick Blues.). Working with producer Pete Anderson (Dwight Yoakam, Michelle Shocked), Tucker selected songs from her childhood that inspired her career. Tucker reworked classics such as Buck Owens' Love's Gonna Live Here, featuring Jim Lauderdale, You Don't Know Me by Eddy Arnold, George Jones' Walk Through This World With Me and invited The Grascals to join her on a flip-flop of the Conway Twitty/Loretta Lynn duet After The Fire Is Gone.
June 16, 2009 Hank Williams Jr. - 127 Rose Avenue (Curb) Hank Williams Jr. may get rowdy again with his new album, the first since "That's How They Do It In Dixie" from 2006.
Daryle Singletary - Rockin' In The Country (E1) Traditional country singer Daryle Singletary returns to action with his first album in several years and a new single, Love You With The Lights On. E1 used to known as Koch Records. Written by the hit songwriters Chris DuBois (We Danced, Mud Tires, Your Man, 19 Somethin') and David Lee (I Need You, A Better Rain, It Just Comes Natural Love You With The Lights On is the first single.
June 9, 2009 Trailer Choir - Off the Hillbily Hook (ShowDog Nashville) The humorous trio is back with a six-song EP starting with Rockin' the Beer Gut. Toby Keith produced four of the six songs. The group actually went serious on What Would You Say about the West Virginia coal mine disaster.
Darryl Worley - Sounds Like Life (Stroudavarious) Darryl Worley had success earlier in his career on DreamWorks, but then the label fell apart. he signed with another label, which also folded, and now he's with one started by music veteran James Stroud. Worley self-produced and had a hand in writing eight of the songs, including the title track and first single. Worley cut a majority of the tracks with his own band, The Krew.
Tracy Lawrence - The Rock (Rocky Comfort) Tracy Lawrence goes the inspirational route on a disc he co-produced with Julian King. Lawrence made the promise to his parents that he would one day record an inspirational album. "My mom and dad have been coaxing me for years to record an inspirational country CD," Tracy Lawrence introduced. "I promised them I would, but kept pushing it off because it just didn't 'feel' like the right time. I had to grow, personally and artistically to get here. 'The Rock' is where I am today." This is the first project he has recorded with his road band. The music was recorded in two days. May 19, 2009
Jamie O'Neal - TBD (1720 Entertainment) Jamie O'Neal is with her third label. The first single is Like a Woman
May 12, 2009 Steve Earle - Townes (New West)
Townes Van Zandt was always one of Steve Earle's greatest influences, and now the fellow Texas native is giving the late TVZ, considered a great songwriter, the tribute tribute through 15 songs. Among those helping out are wife Allison Moorer and son Justin Townes Earle. Van Zandt died in 1997 at 52.
April 28, 2009 Dean Brody - Dean Brody (Broken Bow)
Canadian artist Dean Brody releases his debut. The first single was Brothers. April 7, 2009 Rascal Flatts - Unstoppable (Lyric Street) Rascal Flatts offers their sixth studio CD. "Unstoppable," co-produced by Dann Huff and Rascal Flatts, is the band's first studio album since 2007's multi-platinum "Still Feels Good."
Billy Ray Cyrus - Back To Tennessee (Lyric Street/Walt Disney)
Billy Ray Cyrus may be better known as the father of Miley these days. The title track and current single is in "Hannah Montana: The Movie," our April 10. Mark Bright produced the set, which includesa duet with Miley on Butterfly.
Emerson Drive - Believe (Valory Music)
Canadian band Emerson Drive make their label debut on the umbrella label of Big Machine. Belongs to You is the first single from the disc. Teddy Gentry of Alabama and Josh Leo, the same powerhouse team from their number one hit, Moments, produced the new release. Emerson Drive has enjoyed hits with I Should Be Sleeping, Fall Into Me and Last One Standing.
Jason Aldean - Wide Open (Broken Bow)
Jason Aldean returns with his third set for the label. The first single from the Georgian is She's Country.
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