Top Traditional Country albums

The British folk band Mumford & Sons recorded the debut disc Sigh No More. This album features wonderful tracks with miscellaneous arrangements, which will please the tastes of a wide-range public

Johnny Cash was one of the most imposing and influential figures in post-World War II country music. The Legend of Johnny Cash does his legacy justice. At long last, we have a career-spanning compilation that more than gets the job done

We Shall Overcome: The Seeger Sessions is the Boss' first album of covers. Bruce Springsteen has truly used Pete Seeger's music as inspiration, using it as the starting point to take him someplace that is uniquely his own in sheer musical terms

Though it is impossible to put all the necessary sonic information reflecting a grand persona of Johny Cash into a couple of albums, The Legend Of Johnny Cash, Vol. 2 is quite capable to find its listeners, those unaware with classics of American cou

Tom Jones still knows how to surprise. His new studio effort, Praise & Blame, features blues and gospel-oriented material, which does not look like the recent works by Jones

Jenny Lewis is best known for her work as co-songwriter and vocalist for the Los Angeles indie pop group Rilo Kiley. Her solo debut, Rabbit Fur Coat, is a rare album in today's marketplace: a singular collection highlighting a singular voice

American singer Gillian Welch released her new record. The album The Harrow & The Harvest will demonstrate what the bluegrass is and why it should be loved