Totally Country, Vol. 4 (CD, Feb-2005, Sony BMG)

Album Features
UPC:	828766728729
Format:	CD
Release Year:	2005
Record Label:	Sony BMG
Genre:	Contemporary Country, Country

Track Listing
1. That'd Be Alright - Alan Jackson
2. Redneck Woman - Gretchen Wilson
3. No Shoes, No Shirt, No Problems - Kenny Chesney
4. Some Beach - Blake Shelton
5. Save a Horse (Ride a Cowboy) - Big & Rich
6. I Love This Bar - Toby Keith
7. Brokenheartsville - Joe Nichols
8. Little Moments - Brad Paisley
9. Letters from Home - John Michael Montgomery
10. Tough Little Boys - Gary Allan
11. Desperately - George Strait
12. Let's Be Us Again - Lonestar
13. Perfect - Sara Evans
14. Heaven - Los Lonely Boys
15. I Can't Sleep - Clay Walker
16. Help Pour Out the Rain (Lacey's Song) - Buddy Jewell
17. Hell Yeah - Montgomery Gentry

Details
Producer:	George Strait, John Rich, Clint Black, John Michael Montgomery, Toby Keith, Clay Walker, Kenny Chesney, Tony Brown, James Stroud, Joe Scaife, John Porter, Mark Wright, Keith Stegall, Norro Wilson, Paul Worley, Dann Huff, Blake Chancey, Buddy Cannon, Byron Gallimore, Brent Rowan, John Johnson (Compilation), Gary Allan, Sara Evans, Bobby Braddock, Frank Rogers, Big Kenny, Jimmy Ritchey, John "Woog" Johnson (Compilation)
Distributor:	BMG (distributor)
Recording Type:	Studio
Recording Mode:	Stereo
SPAR Code:	n/a

Album Notes
The fourth volume of the TOTALLY COUNTRY series collects more hits by the genre's most accessible artists. Alan Jackson and George Strait are the veterans of this bunch, showing the younger performers how it's done with the confidently laid-back tunes "That'd Be Alright" and "Desperately," respectively. On the opposite end of the spectrum, Gretchen Wilson kicks up a ruckus with her hit "Redneck Woman," and Big & Rich rock out on the irreverent "Save a Horse (Ride a Cowboy)." Kenny Chesney makes like a countrified Jimmy Buffett on "No Shoes, No Shirt, No Problems," which glides along on pedal-steel guitar lines and a hint of tropical rhythms. Of course, no country compilation would be complete without a few sad songs, and TOTALLY COUNTRY VOL. 4 is no exception--John Michael Montgomery's "Letters from Home" tells the tale of a homesick soldier abroad, and Lonestar's power-ballad "Let's Be Us Again" pleads with an estranged lover. Showcasing 17 songs by just as many hit-makers, TOTALLY COUNTRY VOL. 4 is a sure bet for contemporary country fans.