Brad Paisley

By Chris Molanphy Hot Country Songs 4. Carrie Underwood, "Just a Dream" (LW No. 6, 13 weeks) 6. Brad Paisley, "Waitin' on a Woman" (LW No. 8, 17 weeks) 7. Jimmy Wayne, "Do You Believe Me Now" (LW No. 5, 28 weeks) 8. Tim McGraw, "Let It Go" (LW No. 9, 12 weeks) 9. Taylor Swift, "Love Story" (LW No. 11, 4 weeks)

By Maura Johnston Nov. 4 Big Boi, Sir Luscious Leftfoot ... Son of Chico Dusty Chris Cornell, Scream (lol) Fall Out Boy, Folie A Deux Keri Hilson, In A Perfect World Hinder, Take It To The Limit (hey, you never know) Brad Paisley, Play Q-Tip, The Renaissance Wilderness, (k)no(w)here

By Chris Molanphy Hot Country Songs 3. Jimmy Wayne, "Do You Believe Me Now" (LW No. 1, 26 weeks) 5. Toby Keith, "She Never Cried in Front of Me" (LW No. 6, 13 weeks) 6. Brad Paisley, "Waitin' on a Woman" (LW No. 2, 15 weeks) 7. Carrie Underwood, "Just a Dream" (LW No. 8, 11 weeks)

By Chris Molanphy The feat was by the unassuming Brad Paisley, who’s never had the media profile of a Garth Brooks or even a Kenny Chesney but did something two decades of hat acts haven’t done: pulled five No. 1 Country hits from a single album. ...

By Chris Molanphy Hot Country Songs 1. Brad Paisley, "Waitin' on a Woman" (LW No. 2, 13 weeks) 2. Jimmy Wayne, "Do You Believe Me Now" (LW No. 1, 24 weeks) 4. Keith Urban, "You Look Good in My Shirt" (LW No. 3, 16 weeks) 6. Kid Rock, "All Summer Long" (LW No. 7, 17 weeks) 7. Keith Anderson, "I Still Miss You" (LW No. 4, 32 weeks)

By Chris Molanphy Hot Country Songs 1. Jimmy Wayne, "Do You Believe Me Now" (LW No. 4, 23 weeks) 2. Brad Paisley, "Waitin' on a Woman" (LW No. 3, 12 weeks) 3. Keith Urban, "You Look Good in My Shirt" (LW No. 1, 15 weeks) 4. Keith Anderson, "I Still Miss You" (LW No. 2, 31 weeks)

By Chris Molanphy Hot Country Songs 2. Keith Anderson, "I Still Miss You" (LW No. 3, 30 weeks) 3. Brad Paisley, "Waitin' on a Woman" (LW No. 5, 11 weeks) 4. Jimmy Wayne, "Do You Believe Me Now" (LW No. 4, 22 weeks) 5. Taylor Swift, "Should've Said No" (LW No. 1, 15 weeks)

By Chris Molanphy Hot Country Songs 1. Taylor Swift, "Should've Said No" (LW No. 1, 14 weeks) 5. Brad Paisley, "Waitin' on a Woman" (LW No. 7, 10 weeks) 6. Brooks & Dunn, "Put a Girl in It" (LW No. 5, 17 weeks) 7. Sugarland, "All I Want to Do" (LW No. 3, 13 weeks) 8. Alan Jackson, "Good Time" (LW No. 6, 19 weeks)

By Chris Molanphy Hot Country Songs 4. Alan Jackson, "Good Time" (LW No. 5, 12 weeks) 6. Brooks & Dunn, "Put a Girl in It" (LW No. 9, 10 weeks) 7. Carrie Underwood, "Last Name" (LW No. 4, 16 weeks) 8. Sugarland, "All I Want to Do" (LW No. 10, 6 weeks) 9. Brad Paisley, "I'm Still a Guy" (LW No. 6, 19 weeks)

By Chris Molanphy Hot Country Songs 4. Carrie Underwood, "Last Name" (LW No. 2, 15 weeks) 5. Alan Jackson, "Good Time" (LW No. 7, 11 weeks) 6. Brad Paisley, "I'm Still a Guy" (LW No. 4, 18 weeks) 9. Brooks & Dunn, "Put a Girl in It" (LW No. 10, 9 weeks) 10. Sugarland, "All I Want to Do" (LW No. 13, 5 weeks)

By Chris Molanphy Hot Country Songs 2. Carrie Underwood, "Last Name" (LW No. 1, 14 weeks) 3. Blake Shelton, "Home" (LW No. 5, 21 weeks) 4. Brad Paisley, "I'm Still a Guy" (LW No. 2, 17 weeks) 7. Alan Jackson, "Good Time" (LW No. 9, 10 weeks) 10. Brooks & Dunn, "Put a Girl in It" (LW No. 13, 8 weeks)

By Chris Molanphy Hot Country Songs 1. Carrie Underwood, "Last Name" (LW No. 5, 13 weeks) 2. Brad Paisley, "I'm Still a Guy" (LW No. 1, 16 weeks) 3. Rascal Flatts, "Every Day" (LW No. 2, 16 weeks) 5. Blake Shelton, "Home" (LW No. 8, 20 weeks) 9. Alan Jackson, "Good Time" (LW No. 10, 9 weeks)

By Chris Molanphy Hot Country Songs 1. Brad Paisley, "I'm Still a Guy" (LW No. 1, 15 weeks) 2. Rascal Flatts, "Every Day" (LW No. 4, 15 weeks) 5. Carrie Underwood, "Last Name" (LW No. 7, 12 weeks) 8. Blake Shelton, "Home" (LW No. 8, 19 weeks) 10. Alan Jackson, "Good Time" (LW No. 12, 8 weeks)

By Chris Molanphy Hot Country Songs 1. Brad Paisley, "I'm Still a Guy" (LW No. 1, 14 weeks) 4. Rascal Flatts, "Every Day" (LW No. 4, 14 weeks) 5. Lady Antebellum, "Love Don't Live Here" (LW No. 5, 34 weeks) 6. Kenny Chesney, "Better as a Memory" (LW No. 8, 10 weeks) 7. Carrie Underwood, "Last Name" (LW No. 7, 11 weeks)

By Chris Molanphy Hot Country Songs 1. Brad Paisley, "I'm Still a Guy" (LW No. 2, 13 weeks) 4. Rascal Flatts, "Every Day" (LW No. 6, 13 weeks) 6. George Strait, "I Saw God Today" (LW No. 5, 15 weeks) 7. Carrie Underwood, "Last Name" (LW No. 10, 10 weeks) 9. Taylor Swift, "Picture to Burn" (LW No. 4, 19 weeks)

By Michaelangelo Matos 4. Jordin Sparks Duet with Chris Brown, "No Air" (19/Jive) Michael: I want to point out that the song is billed as "Jordin Sparks Duet with Chris Brown," as if we wouldn't know it was a duet otherwise. Alex: That's Melinda Doolittle—she was on American Idol at the same time [as Jordin Sparks].

By Maura Johnston TOP MALE VOCALIST Rodney Atkins Kenny Chesney Brad Paisley George Strait Keith Urban TOP FEMALE VOCALIST Miranda Lambert Martina McBride LeAnn Rimes Taylor Swift Carrie Underwood TOP NEW FEMALE VOCALIST Sarah Buxton Kellie Pickler Taylor Swift

By Maura Johnston 9:22 p.m. Sugarland takes the duo prize. 9:54 p.m. Taylor Swift wins. 10:31 p.m. Oh, Kim! Your jokes about being married to Brad Paisley do not stop! Now they're about Kellie Pickler and Brad hooking up! Hilarious. No, really. This shit is gold for Father Of The Bride 3.

By Maura Johnston Country: Male artist: Toby Keith, Tim McGraw, Brad Paisley Female artist: Martina McBride, Taylor Swift, Carrie Underwood Band, duo or group: Big & Rich, Brooks & Dunn, Rascal Flatts Album: Let It Go (Tim McGraw), Me And My Gang (Rascal Flatts), Some Hearts (Carrie Underwood)

By Jess Harvell So as I was just eating my lunch, I nearly choked on a wad of white bread and questionable-smelling salami when I saw that my favorite band ever, the Eagles, would be taking it easy with the hat acts and American Idol winners at the Country Music Awards in November, which is apparently their "...

By Maura Johnston Over the weekend, some enterprising hackers weaseled their way into the e-mail system of MediaDefender, a Southern California-based company that works with major labels and movie studios to try and make stealing those companies' products a little bit harder. As Douglas Wolk describe...

By Anono-Critic As for the rest of the list, it's a mixture of picks that generally fall into the following categories: a.) bands slinging new or new-ish albums that everybody else is covering (hello, Rilo Kiley and your "sexy" new album that is already discomfiting the indie twerps who'd probably faint w...