- Time well wasted, Brad Paisley
- The wildlife concert, John Denver
- The mid-'70s, Pure gold
- Go-go boots, [Drive-By Truckers]
- Will the circle be unbroken, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Volume two
- Carry fire, Robert Plant
- The best of Conway & Loretta
- Down home chrome, Junior Brown
- Country music, live at the Ryman : a concert celebrating the film by Ken Burns, produced by Opry Entertainment and Florentine Films ; director, Don Carr ; producers, Martin Fischer, Dayton Duncan, Julie Dunfey, Ken Burns ; writer, Dayton Duncan
- Pure country, Honeysuckle Rose, Warner Bros. presents a Jerry Wintraub Production of a Christopher Cain film ; Warner Bros. presents a Sydney Pollack/Gene Taft Production of a Jerry Schatzberg film
- The Country Music Hall of Fame presents Merle Haggard
- Who I am, Alan Jackson
- American country classics
- The restless kind, Travis Tritt
- The Early '80s
- His greatest hits, Ray Charles, Vol. 2
- I told you so, the ultimate hits of Randy Travis
- Coal miner's daughter, a Bernard Schwartz production, a Universal picture ; produced by Bernard Schwartz ; screenplay by Tom Rickman ; directed by Michael Apted
- Sunshine on my shoulders, John Denver
- Nashville, The complete third season
- Greatest hits, volume two
- Out among the stars, Johnny Cash
- Prairie lullaby, Joe Weed
- Biggest hits, Tammy Wynette
- The best of the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
- Pickin' on Johnny Cash, the ultimate bluegrass tribute
- Something borrowed, something new, a tribute to John Anderson
- Heroes & friends, duets, Randy Travis
- Sixteen biggest hits
- Jerry Lee Lewis, Jerry Lee Lewis
- Nashville, The complete second season
- Greatest hits, George Strait
- Karaoke party!, country hits
- Cowboy songs, Michael Martin Murphey
- Stars & guitars, Willie Nelson
- Jerry Jeff Walker, Jerry Jeff Walker
- She rides wild horses, Kenny Rogers
- The best country songs ever, piano, vocal, guitar
- Merle Haggard : country legend : vol. 3, Merle Haggard
- Honky tonk angels, Loretta, Dolly, Tammy
- Superstars of country
- The greatest hits, Clint Black
- O brother, where art thou?, [music from a film by Joel Coen & Ethan Coen]
- Fiddle fire, The Charlie Daniels Band
- Dancin' on the boulevard, Alabama
- Live anthology, 1972-2001, Glen Campbell
- For the record, 43 legendary hits, Merle Haggard
- American recordings, Johnny Cash
- Country at heart, an HP Country Heart production in association with All Canadian Entertainment and Brad Krevoy Television ; produced by Steve Soloms ; teleplay by Brigit Stacey ; story by Steve N. White ; directed by Bradley Walsh
- Greatest hits II, Alabama