Genre Country

The most beautiful country & folk songs by Taylor Swift, Carly Pearce, Brantley Gilbert and many more on one compilation!

New Country: Interview 1995 is a compilation/sampler CD released for New Country magazine, which shines the spotlight on then-current country music. This features tunes from the likes of Stacy Dean Campbell, Lauren Canyon Ramblers, The Country Gentlemen, and others

Haynes: Ultimate Guide To Country is a 2CD compilation released in 2011, highlighting classic country music and the modern generation. This was released by Sony Music in the United Kingdom.

Country Show is a four-volume compilation series of quality country music made by your favorite country superstars. This was released by Flash.

Great work from a series that never gets old – and which, if anything, seems to keep digging deeper and deeper with each new volume! If you know that, as the Louvin Brothers tell us, Satan Is Real – then you'll find plenty to spook your soul here – and we don't just mean the creepy cover! As with previous volumes, the tracks are a superbly-selected batch of songs from the farther reaches of country music – dealing with themes of temptation and salvation, awash with all the evils of mankind that weren't washed away in the pulpit! Titles include "Satan's Wife" by Jesse Floyd, "Turn Your Radio On" by The Statemen Quartet, "It's Nothing To Me" by Loy Clingman, "The Devil" by Ronnie Wolfe, "Satan's Suitcase" by Robert Zehm, "Devil Get Away From Me": by Roy & Georgia & The So & Sos, "Nightmare" by Jack Turner, Ghost Of A Honky Tonk Slave" by Cowbowy Howard Vokes, "On The Cross" by Margie Singleton, "Ghost Town" by Billy Massey, "Singing Shouting Praying" by Bill & Opal Carter with The Country Gents, "Fourth Man" by Reverend Tully McCoy, and "Please Devil" by Bobby Griggs. –Dusty Groove.

The rising popularity of rock & roll in the 1950s dealt a severe blow to country music sales. In response, country producers especially Chet Atkins and Owen Bradley developed a mellow pop-country hybrid that would become known as the Nashville Sound. By replacing traditional country instrumentation such as fiddle and steel guitar with pop music identifiers like strings, horns and polished backing choruses, the Nashville Sound produced records that were both financially viable and crossover pop hits. In the Nashville system, a single producer, such as Atkins or Bradley, would oversee as many as twenty artists.

Are You Ready For The Country was released in 1976 and What Goes Around Comes Around was released in 1979. Together, they are united on a 2-for-1 CD by country singer Waylon Jennings. This was released in 2003 on Camden Deluxe via BMG UK & Ireland.

The Best Of Dueling Country Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 is a 2CD compilation with two volumes of some of the most primal country music in the western world. This was released by Direct Source Special Products Inc.

There is a strong argument for calling country music 'white man's blues', but that denies the fact that so many of the best country records were made by females. One of the most famous country songs after all is Stand By Your Man, but don't be misled by the title. These were largely tough, feisty females making their way in a man's world. Decades before the Spice Girls, there was girl power in country music!

Now Outlaw Country is the first installment of special Outlaw Country brand under the popular NOW series. Country Music fans can hear these eighteen tracks from their favorite Outlaw Country artists including: Chris Stapleton, Johnny *, Waylon Jennings, Miranda Lambert, and Jamey Johnson just to name a few.