Randy Travis protégé Singletary displays a grand gift for melodrama on the Conway Twitty-ish ''The Note'' and a vocal suppleness on the jaunty ''Love or the Lack Of.'' But when he runs out of A-list material on Ain't It the Truth, not even his sonorous baritone can save him; The title track, a cloying tribute to his singing idols, is as terrible a song as Nashville's ever heard. B-
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