Only Sugarland's Jennifer Nettles cuts through the smooth-pop clutter in their duet on "Hello"

Review: It's hard to complain about Lovett's spate of mostly-covers albums when he resurrects such juicy blues, country, and Texas-music obscurities

The uneven album, once the center of legal battle between the singer and his label Curb Records, hints at greatness and settles for affability

On her great new "Four the Record," the Texas firebrand shows off a softer side -- but she's hardly forsaken hell-raising

The Dylan-shepherded "Lost Notebooks of Hank Williams" lets a well-chosen cast of contemporary rockers and country stars rifle through the legend's unused lyric scraps. It's great -- but hope you like steel guitar and suicidal waltzes

Easily aced failed comebacks by a whacked Bush and petered-out Primus

The country-pop trio try to repeat the romantic formula that produced "Need You Now," with less miraculous results

The Alzheimer's-diagnosed star remembers the arrangements that made "Wichita Lineman" soar but falls a bit short lyrically

Sly country comedy competes with stark economic realism in the rude, charming debut from Lambert's off-hours female trio

Country star and "Apprentice" contestant Trace Adkins is all sweetness on his tenth album... unless you buy the deluxe edition

'Voice' judge Shelton found an agreeable jury for his first No. 1 album, while Lovato's 'Skyscraper' is a rehabilitative hit on the singles chart