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Just Got Started Lovin' You: Piano/Vocal/Chords

Deluxe Annual Edition

Item: 00-PS-0010929

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Pick up the deluxe annual edition of 2009 Greatest Country Hits and play all the best songs of 2009! This unique compilation includes the most popular country songs released throughout the year. Learn the best hits of the year! Titles: 15 Minutes of Shame (Kristy Lee Cook) * All Summer Long (Kid Rock) * A Baby Changes Everything (Faith Hill) * Cry Cry ('Til the Sun Shines) (Heidi Newfield) * Do You Believe Me Now (Jimmy Wayne) * Feel That Fire (Dierks Bentley) * Forever (John Michael Montgomery) * Home (Blake Shelton) * Home Sweet Home (Carrie Underwood) * I Run to You (Lady Antebellum) * I Saw God Today (George Strait) * I Still Miss You (Keith Anderson) * I Told You So (Carrie Underwood) * I Will (Jimmy Wayne) * Just a Dream (Carrie Underwood) * Just Got Started Lovin' You (James Otto) * Let It Go (Tim McGraw) * Life in a Northern Town (Sugarland) * Lookin' for a Good Time (Lady Antebellum) * Low (Sara Evans) * River of Love (George Strait) * She Wouldn't Be Gone (Blake Shelton) * Shuttin' Detroit Down (John Rich) * That Song in My Head (Julianne Hough) * That's A Man (Jack Ingram) * Then (Brad Paisley) * Waitin' on a Woman (Brad Paisley) * What Do I Do with My Heart (Eagles) * Where I'm From (Jason Michael Carroll).

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Series: Greatest Hits
Publisher: Alfred Music
Page Count: 176
SKU: 00-PS-0010929

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About the Composer: James Otto

James Otto is a country artist and songwriter who emerged in the mid-2000s with a gift for crafting songs that balance commercial appeal with genuine emotional resonance. His work as both performer and composer reflects the contemporary country sound of the late 2000s, when the genre was blending traditional storytelling with modern production.

Why we love this

This folio captures the full scope of 2009 country radio in one volume, giving pianists and vocalists immediate access to songs their audiences actually want to hear. The mix of established stars (George Strait, Brad Paisley, Carrie Underwood) alongside emerging artists creates natural opportunities for stylistic variety within a single recital or showcase.

What to expect

Warm, radio-ready country pop with the production sophistication of late 2000s Nashville. The collection swings between anthemic sing-alongs, heartfelt ballads, and the kind of accessible melodies that stick with listeners long after the performance ends.

Who it's for

Pianists and vocalist-pianists who want to build a current, audience-friendly repertoire without hunting through multiple single-song purchases. High school and adult amateur musicians will find the range of difficulty manageable and the songs instantly recognizable.

How to get the most out of it

  • Study the original recordings to internalize the vocal phrasing and rhythmic feel; country pop often sits behind the beat in ways that aren't always obvious from lead sheets alone.
  • Pay attention to the chord voicings provided in the P/V/C format; many of these songs rely on specific gospel-influenced and suspended chord colors that define the country-pop sound of this era.
  • Balance the piano accompaniment to support rather than overshadow the vocal melody, especially in the quieter verses where country songs often build emotional intimacy.
  • Use the varied tempos across the 30 titles to structure your practice sessions; alternating between upbeat anthems and slower ballads will keep your stamina fresh.

How to use it

Use individual selections from this folio for student recitals, coffee house performances, or mixed-repertoire showcases. The 2009 snapshot also works well for retrospective concerts or themed programs exploring country music's evolution.

Skills your students will build

  • Reading lead sheets and interpreting chord progressions in country-pop contexts
  • Balancing vocal and piano parts in popular music arrangements
  • Stylistic interpretation of country vocal phrasing and contemporary production
  • Sight-reading multiple song forms and tempos within a single session

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