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Dierks Bentley has garnered a lot of loyal fans with his ability to deliver hit after hit to country radio.  While he's sometimes sounded same-song-y from time to time, that compaint cannot be levied against this single.  Will the sonic change-up lead to another hit?

After just missing the Top 10 at Country radio with his single "Let Me," Pat Green returns to the airwaves with a single that was inspired by Nickelback's silly "Rockstar."  Both songs parody the illusion of what one gets by becoming a star.  Does Pat hit the mark?

Bentley returns to stores with a cd he hopes will contine his upward trend in critical and fan acclaim.  While the title track is currently #1, does the album deliver on the promise or is it just more of the same from the Nashville establishment?&a

Pat Green has certainly evolved over his decade-long career. Gone are the partyin' fratboy days and in their place is a road-tested, music veteran and father with more worldy views than getting drunk on Friday nights.  Does this make for a good album?

After experiencing mild success with "Crazy Days," Adam Gregory returns to the singles charts with an impressive new single that is the first song to be released under NSA/Midas Records' new partnership with Big Machine Records.  Does the song have enough to stand out at country radio?

Toby Keith has partnered up with iTunes and Verizon for two separate pre-release offers for his upcoming album "That Don't Make Me A Bad Guy."  The lead single from the project is the Top 5 hit "She Never Cried In Front Of Me."

After going through a couple of label deals, Charlie Allen partnered up with River Run Records to produce his latest album "That Was Then This Is Now."  "Why Ask Why" is the third single from the successful independent release and showcases a side not before showcased to radio.  But is