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Greatest Hits 2
Toby Keith List Price: $13.98 Our Price: $9.97
Audio CD - 09 November, 2004
Dreamworks Nashville
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Number of Media: 1
CD Tracks:
How Do You Like Me Now?!
Country Comes To Town
You Shouldn't Kiss Me Like This
I'm Just Talkin' About Tonight
I Wanna Talk About Me
My List
Courtesy Of The Red, White And Blue (The Angry American)
Who's Your Daddy?
Beer For My Horses
Stays In Mexico
Mockingbird
Go With Her
You Ain't Much Fun (Live)
Should've Been A Cowboy (Live)
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| Audio CD Description At his best, as exemplified by his 1999 megahit "How Do You Like Me Now?!" Keith is simple and direct in the tradition of Hank Williams Jr.--aware of his limitations, able to thrive within them. "Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue (The Angry American)" struck a chord, though it differed little from the fist-shaking morale-boosters of previous wars. On the downside, Keith's formulaic tendencies can become tiresome, as it did on "My List," a generic celebration of life's mundane treasures. Sales notwithstanding, "Beer for My Horses" was no artistic landmark for Keith or duet partner Willie Nelson. By contrast, he and daughter Krystal have fun with the 1963 Inez and Charlie Foxx R&B hit "Mockingbird" (first revived by James Taylor and Carly Simon). "Go With Her" injects a different spin into the time-honored breakup song, wittiness absent on the gimmicky "Stays in Mexico." Raucous live performances of "You Ain't Much Fun" and his debut hit, "Should've Been a Cowboy," reflect his ability to rouse the faithful into the obligatory singalong. |
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Not the best, but I still like it Toby Keith first rocketed to stardom in '93 when "I Should've Been A Cowboy", his first hit single, reached #1 on the country charts. Besides "I Should've Been A Cowboy", Toby's major hits during his Mercury-PolyGram years included "He Ain't Worth Missin'", "Who's That Man", "Little Less Talk And A Lot More Action", "Does That Blue Moon Ever Shine On You", "Me Too", and a duet with rock superstar Sting, "I'm So Happy I Can't Stop Crying". Despite Toby's success on the country charts, he had only one platinum record, his self-titled debut album. Toby became a superstar when he signed with DreamWorks Records in '99. Greatest Hits 2 contains the hits from his first three DreamWorks albums, plus several new songs and also a couple of classic hits performed live.
WHASS UP CUZZ? Str8 up GANGSTA!!!!! Yo, Toby Keith my MAN! Wurr my hoes at?
I EXPECTED MORE... i bought this cd recently since i'm a new fan of country music, i used to hear lots of his songs in a country club/line dancing and i was kinda dissapointed, i thought only 3 songs were awesome.. didn't like the rest. but i guess most country fans loved this cd, so this is just my opinion :) |
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