This didn't go over too well at hornfans. Freakin weirdos.
Here's my top ten list.

10. Jack Ingram - Wherever You Are
9. Pat Green - Baby Doll
8. Brad Paisley - Alcohol
7. Toby Keith - As Good As I Once Was
6. Dierks Bentley - Come A Little Closer
5. Sara Evans - Real Fine Place to Start
4. Cory Morrow - Beat of Your Heart
3. Keith Urban - Making Memories of Us
2. Randy Rogers Band - Tonight's Not the Night
1. Kevin Fowler - Hard Man to Love

Fire Away!

I don't listen to Country eadio enough to have a Top 10. But, I would include Gary Allen's "Best I Ever Had."

Some of those aren't my style, but it's not a bad list.

I wished George had released "Texas" nationwide as a single, I like that song.

Kevin Fowler is overrated, IMHO.

It's hard to remember back to what songs came out in early '05, but my absolute favorite song of the year, off the top of my head is "Good Ride Cowboy", Garth's tribute to Chris LeDoux.

Brad Paisley and Toby Keith are poster children of what is wrong with today's country music!

Brad Paisley and Toby Keith are poster children of what is right with today's (Nashville) country music!

Gary Allen's "Best I Ever Had" should not be on the list. It's a Vertical Horizon song, and they did it much better. Plus its much too soon for a remake.

Gotta add Cooder Graw's "Lifetime Stand" and Jason Boland's "Somewhere Down in Texas"

I'm generally not a fan of female singers at all, but Miranda Lambert is definitely the exception. Kerosene is a great one.

Do they still make country music? I haven't heard any in years.

Yeah, definitely not the Gary Allen song...I hate it when country stars remake pop/rock songs.

Comin' to your City - Big and Rich

Honky Tonk Bodonkdeedonk

Pick any 10 off Dwight Yoakam's latest

You could break it down for mainstream (nashville) and alternative (texas). Because very few songs will make the others top 10. Stephen King had Shooter Jennings 4th of July listed in his top 6 songs of the year. That was all genre's not just country.