Leeann's review of the new Randy Travis album mentioned that it's his seventeenth album. In the comments, LJ notes: “SEVENTEENTH ALBUM!!” She's right: that's a lot of albums! Usually, artists don't get much attention after

A short while back, I asked readers to alert all of us to country music blogs that we might be missing.   Here are some of the best that they shared with us.  I hope you

So here's today's question: What features would you like to see more of at Country Universe?  Are there things we could be doing be tter? How can we make this a better site? Your feedback

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The albums that end perfectly, summing up everything that's come before, but also peaking with the last track. Mary Chapin Carpenter, “This is Love”, from Stones in the Road. Garth Brooks, “Face to Face”, from

There are some albums that start off perfectly, either by beginning with the best song, or setting the perfect mood for the record. You only need to hear that one synthesizer lick of “Man! I