Josh Turner is currently ramping up for the release of his fourth studio album, Haywire, which will hit store shelves on Tuesday. In an interview with Examiner.com, the Grand Ole Opry member said the time he spent working on the album went by quickly. "We heard 'Why Don't We Just Dance' and then we found 'Loving You On My Mind' and then I think we found 'Your Smile,'" he said. "We got really excited about getting the ball rolling and it took eight months from start to finish."

Josh Turner is currently ramping up for the release of his fourth studio album, Haywire, which will hit store shelves on Tuesday.

In an interview with Examiner.com, the Grand Ole Opry member said the time he spent working on the album went by quickly.

"We heard 'Why Don't We Just Dance' and then we found 'Loving You On My Mind' and then I think we found 'Your Smile,'" he said. "We got really excited about getting the ball rolling and it took eight months from start to finish."

The album also features a number of songs written or co-written by Turner, including "As Fast As I Could," "Eye Candy," "Friday Paycheck" and "The Answer."

A deluxe version of Haywire will also be released. It will feature previously unreleased songs and live versions of the hits "Your Man" and "Long Black Train."

Turner's latest single, "Why Don't We Just Dance," is currently sitting at number four on the Billboard Country Songs chart.

Haywire's tracklist appears below.

1. "Why Don't We Just Dance"

2. "I Wouldn't Be a Man"

3. "Haywire"

4. "Your Smile"

5. "Loving You on My Mind"

6. "As Fast As I Could"

7. "I'll Be There"

8. "All Over Me"

9. "Eye Candy"

10. "Friday Paycheck"

11. "The Answer"

12. "Let's Find a Church" (deluxe edition)

13. "This Kind of Love" (deluxe edition)

14. "Long Black Train (live)" (deluxe edition)

15. "Your Man (live)" (deluxe edition)

Simon Cowell and a bevy of stars have released a promotional video for their charity recording of R.E.M.'s 1992 hit, "Everybody Hurts." The song was recorded to support the Haitian relief effort. The video features footage of such stars as Miley Cyrus and Mariah Carey in the studio recording the song, as well as footage from Haiti. The single was officially released for download through iTunes over the weekend. The video is currently streaming on YouTube.

Simon Cowell and a bevy of stars have released a promotional video for their charity recording of R.E.M.'s 1992 hit, "Everybody Hurts." The song was recorded to support the Haitian relief effort.

The video features footage of such stars as Miley Cyrus and Mariah Carey in the studio recording the track, as well as first hand footage from Haiti. The charity single was officially released for download through iTunes over the weekend.

The video is currently streaming on YouTube.

Cowell has also been making recent headlines for his announcement that he will be leaving American Idol to bring his hit British series, The X Factor, to America.

On Saturday night Toby Keith paid tribute to the late former basketball star and jazz bassist Wayman Tisdale with a half-time performance at the University of Oklahoma's home game against the University of Texas. Tisdale, who holds multiple OU points records, lost a two-year fight against cancer last May. At the game, Keith performed an original song, "Cryin' for Me (Wayman's Song)," with Tisdale's band, all of whom donned jerseys from the star's days in the NBA.

On Saturday night Toby Keith paid tribute to the late former basketball star and jazz bassist Wayman Tisdale with a half-time performance at the University of Oklahoma's home game against the University of Texas.

Tisdale, who holds multiple OU points records, lost a two-year fight against cancer last May. At the game, Keith performed an original song, "Cryin' for Me (Wayman's Song)," with Tisdale's band, all of whom donned jerseys from the star's days in the NBA.

"I thought our guys played with the heart that Wayman displayed so much in not just basketball, but his life," Sooner's head coach Jeff Capel said after the game. "Any time you come across a person like that, you can't help but be changed or touched in some way. I'm just very lucky I had the privilege my first year here to get to know him and become a friend."

After twelve seasons in the NBA, Tisdale released his debut record, Power Forward, in 1995 on Motown Records. He went on to score a number one hit on Billboard's contemporary jazz chart with 2001's "Face to Face."