Billy Blue Records

There's a giant team that works in coordination with us.

Billy Blue Records, of course, my label here, just outside of Nashville, Tennessee.

There are a ton of folks over there to thank.

Of course, Ed Leonard, Jerry Sally, Kyle Johnson, Caroline Leonard, Eddie Leonard, my publisher.

This one was written by Merle Haggard and it's down seven places from number 12 in its second week.

From Billy Blue Records, here's the Graskills and I Can't Stand Me.

I used to be a high stepper with a lot on the ball My friends all called me ace It took a woman like you to bring a good man down Now I'm ashamed to even show my face I can't stand me since I lost you And I can't stand nobody else I can't stand me since you went away And I gotta get away from myself When I look in the glass and see a grown man cry, it makes me want to hang my head.

I used to be real proud just to be alive, but now I think I'd be better off dead.

And you guessed it, it's back at number 16.

Written by Jeremy Spillman, Randy Montana and Ian Munsick.

It's from the Billy Blue Records album Della Jane's Heart.

Here's Appalachian Roadshow and Me Against the Mountain.

The Grascals have collected two IBMA Entertainer of the Year awards and three Grammy nominations, with a sound that brings bluegrass and country comfortably together.

Their new album, Not That Gone, is their first for Billy Blue Records, produced by the band and Ben Isaacs.

Its 11 tracks include guest appearances from Marty Stewart and their long-time friend Dolly Parton.

It also introduces bass player Kyle Perkins, who joined following founding member Terry Smith's retirement.

I can't stand me since I lost you and I can't stand nobody else.

I can't stand me since you went away and I gotta get away from myself.

That's I Can't Stand Me, written by Merle Haggard and performed by the Graskills from their Not That Gone album on Billy Blue Records.

Brand new at number 12.

It's our longest-serving song this week, with 23 weeks on the countdown altogether, including five weeks at number one.

Written by Wes Bayliss and Jason Cope and released on Billy Blue Records, here's Appalachian Roadshow with the title track from their album Della Jane's Heart, returning at number 14.

In her

red sundress With braids in her hair She crawled out her window and ran to meet him there Where she gave up on you and gave in to desire And the touch of his hand lit a wildfire and a sliver of light cuts through the dark and the moonlight shines on dell and jane's heart But it only got colder when she saw the look on his face His blind-sighted words of his new love for Anne Lee Oh, filled her with rage as he told her their plans to leave of light, cuts through the dark and the moonlight shines on Bella Jane's heart.

At number nine, we've got The Graskills, now in their third week on the countdown, jumping up from number 25 weeks ago.

The song was written by country music legend Marty Stewart and his wife Connie Smith.

It's from The Graskills' album Not That Gone, newly released from Billy Blue Records.

Here's The Graskills in our number nine song, Farmer's Blues.