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Gretchen Wilson, who releases her album 'I Got Your Country Right Here' today (March 30), sat down with The Boot to talk about her favorite bus food, her most memorable vacation, her definition of happiness and her crazy bar concoctions! What food will you always find on your tour bus...

Gretchen Wilson is finally getting ready to release her new album, 'I Got Your Country Right Here,' her first project from her own label, Redneck Records. As the CEO of the company, she oversees every aspect of the album, including recording, mastering, marketing, promotion, distribution and everything in-between...

Gretchen Wilson's sharing news of a deluxe edition of her new CD, 'I Got Your Country Right Here,' right here at The Boot -- and at her official website. Fans who order the boxed set will be treated to a variety of cool items, designed with die-hard Gretchen fans in mind...

John Rich and Gretchen Wilson will be in Tulsa, Okla., next month for what's being called the Taking Our Country Back tour, featuring conservative talk show host Glenn Beck and former Alaska governor and vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin...

This week, Gretchen Wilson heads back to her roots when she launches her I Got Your Country Right Here club tour which will hit a total of 18 cities. The performances will be in small venues where fans can "hear it before you buy it" as they get the opportunity to experience music from the 'Redneck Woman''s fourth studio album also titled 'I Got Your Country Right Here...

Gretchen Wilson may have left her record label, Sony, but that doesn't mean the talented singer has any plans of slowing down. Getting ready to release her first album on her own Redneck Records, 'I Got Your Country Right Here,' the Grammy winner who also became a spokesperson for adult education after earning her GED, says she finds her life's inspiration not from a country song, but in the lyric

Gretchen Wilson is preparing to release her first 'Greatest Hits' album on Jan. 19. The collection contains 10 of her hit songs, including 'Redneck Woman,' 'Here for the Party' and 'All Jacked Up,' as well as the never-before released live recording of her version of Heart's 'Barracuda...

The sprawling mansion once owned by Country Music Hall of Fame member Barbara Mandrell is in the process of becoming Nashville's next tourist attraction. According to the Tennessean newspaper, the property has been approved to evolve into a multi-use destination spot, set to open by late spring or early summer of 2010...

Gretchen Wilson is loving the perks of running her own record label, especially having the freedom to cut a song just because she likes it! The singer has recorded the classic children's Christmas song, 'I Want a Hippopotamus for Christmas,' which was originally recorded by 10-year-old Gayla Peevey in 1953...

Gretchen Wilson may take pride in her redneck image, but she'd also like to be known as an advocate for environmentally-friendly, health-conscious issues. The singer, who has already raised more than one million dollars for various environmental causes, spoke out at this year's Farm Aid about what makes her so passionate...