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By the time Joe Diffie recorded this album, he was at the height of his country radio height, though he did barely scrape the Top 40 with his fifth and final single, "The Road Not Taken," from the album.

His first Gold-certified album, "Regular Joe" also served up a sophomore slump on the radio charts as there were "only" two Top 5 hits and no #1's out of the four singles and one failed to hit the Top 40. See our thoughts on the album here.

Released in 2010, "Homecoming: The Bluegrass Album" was his return to his youthful roots after his days as a country radio hitmaker were over. Sadly, it would prove to be the final all-new album released in his lifetime.

The last Joe Diffie album to feature a Top 40 country radio chart hit, "Tougher Than Nails" may be an overlooked gem from the the 2000s. See what we had to say about the entire album here!

See what we have to say about Joe Diffie's 1999 release (Which feature's "It's Always Somethin'," his final album for Epic Records.

Eleven Hundred Springs isn’t doing anything new or unusual with these ten songs. It might sound a little revolutionary, though, to those too used to being bombarded by overproduced mainstream country radio songs. See our full review here!

Formerly with UMG Nashville, Clare Dunn has released a new single to country radio and publishing. Get the full details here!

CMA and Grammy Award-winning singer/songwriter set to return with 11th album (and third with CN Records) later this year. Get the full scoop here!

New song inspired by charity is set to have live performance debut on May 5 via #TenpennyTuesdays social event.