Some of the singers on this list have been reigning country music royalty for decades. A few others have recently broken onto the scene. Regardless, this impressive list of men and women keeps cranking out the hits for their beloved fans. 

Starting from 10, here are the ten living country singers who've amassed the tidiest nest eggs:

10.

Brad Paisley started playing the guitar when he was eight years old, and he hasn't looked back since. Famous ballads like "Whiskey Lullaby" and tongue-in-cheek songs like "I'm Gonna Miss Her" have entertained thousands of fans at his energetic concerts and helped him sell over 11 million albums during his career. Most of his songs are recorded with his live band, The Drama Kings.

9.

Famous for his post-9/11 song "Where Were You," among plenty of other catchy tunes, Alan Jackson has sold more than 80 million records during his career. Twenty different albums, including two Christmas and two Gospel releases, have earned him a place in the Country Hall of Fame and the Grand Ole Opry. Jackson has picked up several profitable endorsements, too. His Ford Trucks and Cracker Barrel gigs help diversify his income.

8.

Reba got her start in Oklahoma, singing on local radio channels and at rodeos before country star Red Steagall spotted her. The rest is history. The red-headed "Queen of Country" has topped charts with over 40 #1 hits, with 28 of her 29 albums certified gold. She starred in the 2001 Broadway musical Annie Get Your Gun and spent several seasons starring in her eponymous sitcom Reba.

7.

Laid-back country singer Kenny Chesney moved to Nashville after high school with his guitar—named "The Terminator"—and a dream. Thirty #1 singles, including "No Shoes, No Shirt, No Problem," and "She Thinks My Tractor's Sexy," have cemented his status as the life of the party. Chesney has won the coveted Entertainer of the Year and Top Male Vocalist titles, which speak to his immense popularity and sold-out shows. He has sold more than 30 million albums worldwide.

6.

George Strait, the "King of Country," has been landing country hits since the 1970s. With 38 gold albums and 13 multi-platinum records, Strait is one of the best-selling musicians ever. He was named Entertainer of the year, which may have something to do with holding the record for the largest indoor concert in North America and selling out tours with 360-degree stages. In three years, Strait made just shy of an impressive $100 million from touring. Fun fact: before making it big with country music, Strait ran the rodeo circuit as a team roping competitor.

5.

Garth Brooks managed to outsell Elvis Presley with 148 million domestic album sales, making him America's highest-selling solo album musician (only the Beatles have sold more albums than Garth!). He appeals to many with his unique blend of rock and roll, pop, and country influences. A five-year residency in Las Vegas and plenty of side gigs—including a record label called Pearl Records—helped Garth earn his millions.

4.

Though she may be a pop maven these days, Taylor Swift got her start in country music. Famously penning most of her songs, Swift earned the honor of being one of Rolling Stone's Greatest Songwriters of all Time. Those songs resonated with her listeners--Swift had seven No. 1 albums and more than 25 top 10 hits in just 11 years. Her recent Reputation tour was the highest-grossing tour in US history. She has also lent her voice to and performed in several motion pictures.

3.

Canadian-born Shania Twain dominated country charts in the mid-to-late 90s. More recently, she's served as an American Idol judge and made tons of money during her residency at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace. Famous for her song "Man! I Feel Like a Woman," Shania's music is clever and catchy. She has also had endorsements with Febreze, created an eponymous perfume, and carried the Olympic Torch in 2010.

2.

Toby Keith can definitely afford whiskey for his men and "Beer for My Horses." He claims that "I Love This Bar," in another hit, and he must. Keith has successfully parlayed his musical fortune into a restaurant franchise called "I Love This Bar & Grill." Let's hope they don't serve drinks in a "Red Solo Cup." Jokes aside, Keith has sold more than 40 million albums and had 61 songs on the Hot Country Song charts.

1.

This Queen of Country tops the list with an incredible fortune. The timeless singer has had 25 RIAA certified multi-platinum, platinum, and gold records since she moved to Nashville after high school. She has won all of the awards, including a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Dolly Parton also owns the Dollywood theme park in Pigeon Forge, TN, which draws thousands of tourists each year. She even runs a childhood literacy program and has donated more than 100 million books to kids worldwide. Dolly's most famous songs, including "Jolene," and "I Will Always Love You," never go out of style, and she still reigns supreme.