Phil reflects on some of his favorite moments in the cellar and shares some never-before-seen footage featuring: Kix Brooks, Brothers Osborne, Vince Gill and breakthrough artist Lexie Hayden.

Phil reflects on some of his favorite moments in the Cellar and shares some never-before-seen footage featuring: Duet by Phil and his daughter Haley, stories by Tracy Lawrence, and Larry Gatlin and Kenny Rogers tribute performance of "Islands in The Stream" with Kellie Pickler.

Phil is joined by one of his longtime collaborators, Jo Dee Messina, as they discuss the career-defining hits that put them both on the map, "I’m Alright" and "Bye Bye."

Phil spotlights the music and songwriting of emerging female artists: Stephanie Quayle, Arielle, Parker McKay and Kasey Tyndall.

Old Dominion lead vocalist Matt Ramsey recounts memories of being new to the Nashville scene and credits Phil for laying out the roadmap for his career. They play "Make it Sweet."

Tracy Lawrence is in the Cellar to talk the evolution of the country music business and his legendary tour pranks. Tracy plays his hit "Made in America."

Multi-Platinum selling band Lonestar and Phil share stories of their time on the road touring together and perform two of their greatest hits, "Front Porch Looking In" and "Amazed."

Country music superstar Vince Gill joins Phil in the Cellar to talk The Grand Ole Opry and being the Eagles’ front man.  Vince sings a heartfelt-rendition of the title track from his double platinum album of the same name, "When I Call Your Name."

Phil’s neighbor Kix Brooks drops by to share stories about songwriting and life on the road over a bottle of wine from his Tennessee based winery, Arrington Vineyards.

Rap artist Chingy and Phil discuss the commonality in songwriting regardless of genre and jam on an acoustic version of his mega-hit "Right Thurr" and do "The Whoa Down" with Meg & Tyler. Phil and Jeff play "Takes Me Back Again."