Toby Keith – Oklahoma Breakdown
Introduction: Toby Keith’s “Oklahoma Breakdown”. Released in 2021, this toe-tapping anthem isn’t just a country song; it’s a full-fledged love letter to the state of Oklahoma and its unique spirit.…
Toby Keith – A Little Less Talk And A Lot More Action
Introduction: A Little Less Talk And A Lot More Action, a country music anthem that needs no introduction, at least not for those of us who lived through the early…
Toby Keith – Ain’t No Thang
Introduction: Toby Keith‘s “Ain’t No Thang”. Released in 1993, this track is a prime example of early Toby Keith – a time when the Oklahoma native was carving out his…
Alan Jackson – Tall, Tall Trees
Introduction: Alan Jackson’s “Tall, Tall Trees”, a piece that truly captures the essence of country music. Released in 1995 on his compilation album The Greatest Hits Collection, this song isn’t…
Toby Keith’s – “She Ran Away With A Rodeo Clown”
Introduction: Toby Keith’s “She Ran Away With A Rodeo Clown”. Released in 1998 on his album Dream Walkin’, this track is a prime example of Keith’s brand of country music…
Toby Keith – Every Night
Introduction: Toby Keith’s Every Night. Released in 1996 on his studio album Blue Moon, this track is a prime example of Keith’s early work, a time when he was solidifying…
Toby Keith – The Angry American
Introduction: Toby Keith’s “Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue (The Angry American)”. Released in 2002, this song is a firecracker in the canon of American country music. Now, Toby…
Toby Keith – Who’s Your Daddy?
Introduction: Alright, y’all gather ’round for a little lesson in red-blooded American country with a side of controversy. Today, we’re settin’ our sights on a song that stirred the pot…
Alan Jackson – Where Were You
Introduction: “Where Were You (When the World Stopped Turning)” by the inimitable Alan Jackson. Released in 2002 as the lead single from his tenth studio album, Drive, this poignant ballad…
Toby Keith – I’m So Happy I Can’t Stop Crying
Introduction: Toby Keith’s “I’m So Happy I Can’t Stop Crying”. Released in 1997, this song is a fascinating anomaly in Keith’s otherwise robustly patriotic and red-blooded country music persona. It’s…