GMV Digital Label Adds New Releases

Digital distribution label GMV Nashville has announced the addition of several new titles to their online catalog. The additions include the This Is My America compilation set, out-of-print titles from the Charlie Daniels Band and Toy Caldwell.

"GMV Nashville is very excited to add to our expanding, worldwide catalog of Country titles," said GMV spokesperson Matt Watkins. "...Some of these albums have been unavailable for years, and we're extremely proud to continue releasing a series of niche titles, special products and new releases for the growing audience of digital Country music fans."

This Is My America is a three-disc compilation of original material that chronologically recounts the history of America through songs from 58 award-winning singers and songwriters. The project features artists such as Dolly Parton, Kathy Mattea, Charley Pride, Billy Dean, Beth Nielsen Chapman, the Nashville Symphony and the Fisk Jubilee Singers.

The Charlie Daniels Band's Road Dogs was originally released in 2000, and many said it was a return to the band's Southern Rock roots. The digital release through GMV now includes a previously unreleased, live version of "The Devil Went Down to Georgia."

Toy Caldwell's Son of the South is also available in digital format for the first time. The critically-acclaimed album from the former Marshall Tucker Band guitarist and singer features guest spots by Gregg Allman, Willie Nelson, Mickey Raphael and Charlie Daniels.

Additional titles recently added to the GMV catalog include Sisters Wade (self-titled), Luke Reed (Corridos), Don King (The Days of You and Me) and Vol. 2 in the Country Hits You Missed series. 

All titles in the GMV catalog are available for worldwide purchase at the GMV Web site (www.GMVNashville.com) and other major online outlets. This Is My America can be purchased as single track downloads or as individual albums. Physical copies of the limited edition box set can be purchased at www.ThisIsMyAmerica.com.