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Rated among the most celebrated artists of our time, Aretha is unique, not only for the power of her voice and passion of her music, but her ability to stay absolutely contemporary.

There's just one road into Fort McMurray, a small town in northern Alberta, Canada, about 600 miles from the United States border. Pick up Hwy. 63, a two-lane blacktopped road, about 10 minutes outside of Edmonton, then drive 300 miles north. You'll know when you get there, because you can't go any farther on Hwy. 63. Fort McMurray is the end of the road.

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"Working Man's Ph.D." isn't just one of Aaron Tippin's many hits. It is a degree he has earned and bears with pride. From swinging a "Ten Pound Hammer" to "drivin' a truck", you better believe, Aaron Tippin has done it.

This serving of music from Alabama comes to you "super-sized."

Fifteen tunes long, a full year in the making and over budget, When It All Goes South is the biggest and most ambitious album that RCA's superstar band has ever created. In a career that has been characterized by superlatives, this collection stands out as a major accomplishment.

Like Red on a Rose is Alan Jackson’s sixteenth album, and the first produced for him by Alison Krauss.

Andy Griggs has seen plenty of changes in the country scene since he first debuted, back when kings like Waylon and Johnny still walked among us and "idols" were just little gold statues.

Over the course of the last 36 years, Ray Benson and Asleep at the Wheel have boldly defied the fickle lures of the mainstream -- and thrived -- by sticking to their noble cause of keeping that distinctly American of art forms, western swing, alive and kicking.

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Here, ladies and gentlemen, brothers and sisters, is that new universe: Big & Rich, Horse of a Different Color. Two guys, thirteen songs. The kind of genre-hopping, fence-busting, gully-whumping statement of purpose that doesn't bust out of Nashville or New York, or L.A., or anywhere else-too often these days. It may well be that true rarity in the music business: something new under the sun.

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For a guy who doesn't care much about the idea of "stardom," Blake Shelton has made quite a name for himself during the past couple of years. Awards from Billboard, Country Weekly and Music Row magazines, a No. 1 smash single, a chart-topping video and a Gold record all ensued from his astonishing album debut.

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“We came from pretty blue-collar backgrounds, so you had to dream some lofty dreams,”
says Ronnie Dunn about the emotional momentum that drives Cowboy Town, the powerful new
album by country music superstars, Brooks & Dunn. With the disc’s first single, “Proud of the
House We Built,” yet another smash in a career of more than twenty #1 singles, Dunn observed,

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After more than two decades together, 38 Special is still playing more than 100 shows per year. And at every one of them, thousands of audience members are completely blindsided by the power and muscle of the band's performance. "When we come out, people are like, 'Whoa! It's like a freight train rolling over them…'" says vocalist/guitarist Don Barnes.

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Graham Russell and Russell Hitchcock first met in 1974, during an Australian production of �Jesus Christ Superstar�. Both had auditioned and secured roles as apostles in the production. On break time between rehearsals, Graham would sit by himself and play his guitar.

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Aerosmith was one of the most popular hard rock bands of the '70s,
setting the style and sound of hard rock and heavy metal for the next
two decades with their raunchy, bluesy swagger. The Boston-based

"Rock of Ages, cleft for me, let me hide myself in thee...."

In shelter there is hope, and in churches across many generations, inspiring Christian hymns have been the expressions of strength and courage enabled by faith's sanctuary. New life is being breathed into these treasures today, stirring hope for people who've never known, or may have misplaced, their value.

Alana Davis hotly anticipated new album, Surrender Dorothy, is her third recording since TIME magazine ranked her debut release the #3 Album of the Year. Alana recently turned down seven offers from major labels, independent labels and major independent distributors to instead launch her own company, Tigress Records.