This album of demo performances showcases the songwriter"s original vision. It is a "peek behind the curtain" of Music Row. Sometimes the demo is virtually a template for how the hit record will eventually sound. At other times, it might be a simple, straightforward performance of a singer accompanied by a sole guitar or piano. The "stars" of this record are some of the most famouscountry songs of the past 20 years, the songwriters who created them, the stories behind them, and the demo recordings that gave them birth" TRACK LISTING: 1. Check Yes Or No Dana Hunt/Danny Wells (Recorded by George Strait, who took it to its peak chart position on November 11th, 1995) 2. If Tomorrow Never Comes Kent Blazy/Garth Brooks (Recorded by Garth Brooks, who took it to its peak chart position on December 9th, 1989) 3. It"s Your Love Stephony Smith (Recorded by Faith Hill and Tim McGraw, who took it to its peak chart position on June 7th, 1997) 4. If You"re Going Through Hell Dave Berg/Annie Tate/Sam Tate (Recorded by Rodney Atkins, who took it to its peak chart position on August 7th, 2006) 5. I Swear Gary Baker/ Frank Myers (Recorded by John Michael Montgomery, who took it to its peak chart position on February 5th, 1994) 6. How Do I Live Diane Warren (Recorded by both Trisha Yearwood and LeAnn Rimes. LeAnn"s version peaked on the charts on September 1st, 1997) 7. Ain"t Nothing "Bout You Rivers Rutherford/Tom Shapiro (Recorded by Brooks & Dunn, who took it to its peak chart position on April 28th, 2001) 8. Every Day Alissa Moreno/Jeffrey Steele (Recorded by Rascal Flatts, who took it to its peak position on the charts on June 6th, 2008) 9. How Forever Feels Wendell Mobley, Tony Mullins (Recorded by Kenny Chesney, who took it to its peak position on the charts on March 27th, 1999) 10. Jesus Take The Wheel Hillary Lindsey, Brett James, Gordie Sampson (Recorded by Carrie Underwood, who took it to its peak position on the charts on January 18th, 2006)