and "The Real Deal," which appeared on his 2005 record of the same name. Cross Canadian Ragweed has covered two of Snider's songs: "Late Last Night" on their 2005 album Garage and "I Believe You" on 2007's Mission California. Keith Sykes, one of Snider's early mentors, recorded a song they cowrote "Tearing the House Down," and released it on his 2006 album, Let It Roll. Snider's former Nervous Wrecks bandmate Will Kimbrough has recorded several songs he and Snider cowrote. Two of their collaborations, "I Want Out" and "Cape Henry," were included on Kimbrough's 2006 compilation, Godsend (Unreleased Songs, 1994-2002). He recorded two others, "Horseshoe Lake" and "Half a Man," for his 2007 EP Will Kimbrough. Jack Ingram recorded ”Easy as 1, 2, 3 (Part II)," another of his collaborations with Snider, for his 2007 album. This Is It, T. Graham Brown covered Somebody's Comin’ for his 2008 release, From A Stronger Place. 2010s Snider cowrote half an album's worth of songs with Memphis vocalist-pianist Jason D. Williams for Williams’ 2010 album Killer Instincts, which Snider produced. Some of that material had additional cowriters including Dan Baird and Bobby Bare Jr. Will Kimbrough included another of his cowrites with Snider, "It Ain’t Cool," on his 2010 release Wings. Willie Braun's band Reckless Kelly recorded a song he cowrote with Snider, "I Never Liked St. Valentine," which appeared on his 2011 album Good Luck & True Love. A pair of Texas music legends, Robert Earl Keen and Pat Green, also have recorded Snider's songs. Keen covered "Play a Train Song" on his 2011 album Ready For Confetti. Green covered "I Am Too," which was written by Snider and Will Kimbrough, on his 2012 release Songs We Wish We'd Written II.Somebody's Comin’ remained a favorite among Christian artists, and gospel legends Bill and Gloria Gaither covered the song on their 2011 record, Alaskan Homecoming. Dash Rip Rock covered the Snider-Shaver cowrite "The Real Deal (as "Real Deal") on 2013's Dash Does Shaver. Country legend Loretta Lynn recorded a song she cowrote with Snider, "Everything It Takes," for her 2016 album Full Circle. That same year, a song Snider cowrote with singer-songwriter Elizabeth Cook and Dexter Green, "Cutting Diamonds," was released on Cook's Exodus of Venus album. Jack Ingram released a pair of songs he wrote with Snider, "Alright Alright Alright" and "Everybody Wants To Be Somebody" (also cowritten with Jon Randall Stewart),