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Something to Be Proud Of

Something To Be Proud Of: Best Of 1999-2005 · 2004
My Town

My Town · 2002
Hell Yeah

My Town · 2002
Lucky Man

Some People Change · 2006
Where I Come From

20 Years of Hits · 2011
Gone

Something To Be Proud Of: Best Of 1999-2005 · 2004
What Do Ya Think About That

Some People Change · 2006
Speed

My Town · 2002
She Couldn't Change Me

Carrying On · 2001
Roll With Me

Back When I Knew It All · 2008
If You Ever Stop Loving Me

Something To Be Proud Of: Best Of 1999-2005 · 2004
Lonely and Gone

Tattoos & Scars · 1999

Outskirts (Deluxe)

Outskirts (Deluxe)

2019
Here's To You

Here's To You

2018
Rebels On the Run (Deluxe Gold Edition)

Rebels On the Run (Deluxe Gold Edition)

2016
Folks Like Us

Folks Like Us

2015
Back When I Knew It All

Back When I Knew It All

2008
Some People Change

Some People Change

2006
You Do Your Thing

You Do Your Thing

2004

Home Run - EP

Home Run - EP

2024
Hillbilly Shoes (25th Anniversary Edition) - Single

Hillbilly Shoes (25th Anniversary Edition) - Single

2024
Cost of Being Me (feat. Bryan Martin) - Single

Cost of Being Me (feat. Bryan Martin) - Single

2023
Thank a Beer Drinker - Single

Thank a Beer Drinker - Single

2022
Ain't No Closing Me Down - Single

Ain't No Closing Me Down - Single

2021
My Son - Single

My Son - Single

2021
Alive and Well - Single

Alive and Well - Single

2021

20 Years of Hits

20 Years of Hits

2018
Playlist: The Very Best of Montgomery Gentry

Playlist: The Very Best of Montgomery Gentry

2012
Something To Be Proud Of: Best Of 1999-2005

Something To Be Proud Of: Best Of 1999-2005

2005

Nothin' to Do Round Here (feat. Montgomery Gentry, Ronnie Milsap, Colt Ford, Lee Roy Parnell & Jeffrey Steele) - Single

Nothin' to Do Round Here (feat. Montgomery Gentry, Ronnie Milsap, Colt Ford, Lee Roy Parnell & Jeffrey Steele) - Single

Ira Dean

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