Toby Keith – Drive It On Home
Introduction: In the vast catalogue of Toby Keith’s country anthems, there’s a certain charm to a song that celebrates the open road. “Drive It On Home”, released in 2010 on…
Before We Knew They Were Good – Toby Keith
Introduction: Toby Keith’s “Before We Knew They Were Good”, a track from his 2013 album Drinks After Work, offers such a window into the heart of a rising star. Released…
Toby Keith – Double Wide Paradise
Introduction: Toby Keith’s “Double Wide Paradise” strikes a familiar chord. Released in 1997 on his album Dream Walkin’, this song wasn’t a chart-topping juggernaut, but it resonated deeply with listeners…
Toby Keith – Red Solo Cup (Holiday Version)
Introduction: Ah, the ubiquitous red solo cup, transformed into a festive icon with Toby Keith’s “Red Solo Cup (Holiday Version)”. Released in 2011 as a playful ode to the cheap,…
Toby Keith – I Like Girls That Drink Beer
Introduction: In the year 2012, a song titled “I Like Girls That Drink Beer” by the ever-outspoken country music artist Toby Keith landed with a thud on the American airwaves.…
Toby Keith – Me Too
Introduction: Toby Keith’s “Me Too”. Released in 1996, this track stands as a prime example of Toby Keith’s brand of country music – a potent blend of working-class swagger, relatable…
Toby Keith – Mama Come Quick
Introduction: Released in 1993, this track was a foot-stompin’ introduction to the world of Toby Keith – a young artist who was about to take the country music scene by…
A Patriotic Thanksgiving with Toby Keith and Cowboys
Introduction: While the title, “A Patriotic Thanksgiving with Toby Keith and Cowboys”, might conjure images of a spirited country music medley, it doesn’t represent a single, specific song. However, this…
Toby Keith – Wish I Didn’t Know Now
Introduction: “Wish I Didn’t Know Now” might evoke a sense of nostalgia. Released in February 1994 as the final single from his self-titled debut album, this song marked a significant…
Toby Keith – Cryin’ For Me
Introduction: “Cryin’ For Me (Wayman’s Song)” holds a special place. Released in 2009 on his album “American Ride”, this poignant ballad marked a departure from Keith’s usual brand of rowdy…