Over 80 of the best from the Man in Black, arranged for piano and voice with chord frames. Songs: Ballad of a Teenage Queen - A Boy Named Sue - Cry, Cry, Cry - Daddy Sang Bass - Don't Take Your Guns to Town - Folsom Prison Blues - Get Rhythm - Highway Patrolman - I Walk the Line - I've Been Everywhere - Jackson - The Long Black Veil - The Man in Black - Orange Blossom Special - (Ghost) Riders in the Sky (A Cowboy Legend) - Ring of Fire - Solitary Man - Sunday Mornin' Comin' Down - Tennessee Flat Top Box - Wreck of the Old 97 - You Win Again - and more.

Songlist: Come In, Stranger, Cry, Cry, Cry, Hey, Porter, Luther's Boogie (Luther Played The Boogie), So Doggone Lonesome, Girl From The North Country, Guess Things Happen That Way, After The Ball, See Ruby Fall, All Over Again, Give My Love To Rose, Blistered, Singin' In Vietnam Talkin' Blues (Bring The Boys Back Home), Bad News, The Rebel (The Ballad of Johnny Yuma), Without Love, The Big Battle, Frankie's Man, Johnny, What Do I Care, Bull Rider, Kate, Doin' My Time, There You Go, I'm Leavin' Now, It Ain't Me Babe, Ballad Of A Teenage Queen, Ballad Of Ira Hayes, Home Of The Blues, Train Of Love, The Shifting Whispering Sands, and more

Rural Route 4 : Friends and Relatives   

When 1986 SPEBSQSA International Quartet champs RR4 made this recording in 1987, their producer told them they should consider making CDs. They went with albums and cassettes, and one month later everyone had CDs. So now by popular demand, we have a digitally remastered CD of this half-live, half-studio collection of 17 songs from one of the most popular and respected winners of SPEBSQSA Quartet Gold. "How's Every Little Thing in Dixie," "Rockabye Baby Days," "Lida Rose/Dream of Now," "Tie Me To Your Apron Strings Again," the heart-tugging "Little Pal," "Where the Black-Eyed Susans Grow," "I've Been Everywhere," "Old Apple Tree" and "The Richest Man in the World" are favorites. Lots of feeling, smooth, effortless harmonies-"Friends and Relatives" is ringing, straight-up, traditional barbershop from one of the best!

Songlist: How's Ev'ry Little Thing in Dixie, Rock-A-Bye Baby Days, My Missouri Home, Lida Rose / Dream of Now, My Mother's Eyes, Tie Me Down To Your Apron Strings Again, I'm Wingin' My Way Back Home, Little Pal, Where The Black-Eyed Susans Grow, Rosie, Seme Thong, Old MacDonald, I've Been Everywhere, Knock, Knock, Old Apple Tree, Richest Man in the World

Straight No Chaser is an all-male a Capella group from Indiana. The group formed during their college years at Indiana University in 1996 and have been together ever since. In 2008, Atlantic Records noticed a video for their 12 Days Of Christmas and signed the group immediately. SNC has been releasing music on Atlantic ever since and has found success covering Top 40 songs as well as recording Christmas songs.

Songlist: Motownphilly/This Is How We Do It, Awkward Dudes, Livin' la Vida Loca, It's All Over, Go Your Own Way, Working for the Weekend, When a Man Loves a Woman, The Boys Are Back in Town, Whatever It Takes, No Roots, Just Like We Rehearsed, We're An American Band, Papa's Got a Brand New Bag, I've Been Everywhere, Homeward Bound, Changes, Our House, Lean on Me

As hundreds of Barbershop quartets descended on Nashville in July of 2008, it occurred to ten of the best of them to record a tribute to the Music City. Thus was born this sweet little collection of 10 tunes: Gotcha!'s "Be My Baby Tonight," OC Times' "Honey (Open That Door)/Hey Good Lookin' Medley," Realtime's "Rocky Top," The Rounders" (featuring the Jordanaires) "Are You Lonesome Tonight," Men In Black's "Roly Poly," Vocal Spectrum's "Daddy Sang Bass," Great Nashville Singout's "Crazy," Tonehenge's "Senior Citizen Blues," State Line Grocery's "Tennessee Waltz" and Rural Route 4's "I've Been Everywhere." "Welcome" is a tasty smorgasbord of country flavors that will make you want to sing along!

Songlist: Be My Baby Tonight, Honey (Open That Door)/ Hey Good Lookin' Medley, Rocky Top, Are You Lonesome Tonight, Roly Poly, Daddy Sang Bass, Crazy, Senior Citizen Blues, Tennessee Waltz, I've Been Everywhere