Alan Jackson – It Must Be Love
Sally Wilson Released in 1999 on his compilation album “Greatest Hits Volume II”, the song might not have been an original composition for Jackson, but it certainly found a new lease on…
Alan Jackson – There Goes
A quintessential country ballad, released in July of 1997, that beautifully encapsulates the bittersweet ache of a love lost. Jackson, a towering figure in the genre, has always excelled at…
Alan Jackson – Tall, Tall Trees
Released in 1995, this song wasn’t even a new composition by Jackson himself. It was a strategic and masterful cover of a tune co-written by two giants of the genre:…
Alan Jackson – She’s Got the Rhythm (And I Got the Blues)
Released in 1992, this song marked the opening act for Jackson’s album, “A Lot About Livin’ (And a Little ’bout Love)”. It quickly became a chart-topper, showcasing Jackson’s signature storytelling…
Toby Keith – Running Block
Harley Toby Keith – Running Block: A Country Tale of Wingman Woes In the vast landscape of country music, Toby Keith stands as a towering figure. His baritone vocals and relatable…
Toby Keith – What’s Up Cuz
Toby Keith – What’s Up Cuz: A Country Invitation to Good Times In the vast landscape of country music, Toby Keith stands tall as a voice of blue-collar America. His…
Toby Keith – Getcha Some
Released in September 1998, it wasn’t just a single, it was the lead singer for Keith’s Greatest Hits Volume One compilation, a testament to the artist’s already impressive career trajectory.…
Toby Keith – I’m Just Talkin’ About Tonight
Released at the turn of the millennium, the song captured a specific cultural zeitgeist. The Y2K bug had fizzled, a new era was dawning, and perhaps there was a collective…
Toby Keith – I’m So Happy I Can’t Stop Crying
Released in 1997 on Keith’s album Dream Walkin’, it’s a tune that defies easy categorization. It blends the twangy sincerity of country music with a touch of Sting’s signature rock…
Toby Keith – Dream Walkin’
Released in 1997, this track marked the tail end of Keith’s tenure with Mercury Records, but it certainly wasn’t a whimper of an exit. It became his fourth studio album…