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ALBUM100% Songwriter (Bonus Track Edition)Toby Keith
Albums by Toby Keith
ALBUM100% Songwriter (Bonus Track Edition)Toby Keith
ALBUMPeso In My PocketToby Keith
ALBUM35 mph TownToby Keith
ALBUMDrinks After WorkToby Keith
ALBUMHope on the RocksToby Keith
ALBUMClancy's Tavern (Deluxe Edition)Toby Keith
ALBUMBullets in the Gun (Deluxe Version)Toby Keith
ALBUMAmerican RideToby Keith
ALBUMThat Don't Make Me a Bad GuyToby Keith
ALBUMA Classic ChristmasToby Keith
Toby Keith's Popular Music Videos
Don't Let the Old Man In
Toby Keith
How Do You Like Me Now?!
Toby Keith
Made In America
Toby Keith
As Good As I Once Was
Toby Keith
American Soldier
Toby Keith
Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue (The Angry American)
Toby Keith
American Ride
Toby Keith
I Love This Bar
Toby Keith
The Worst Country Song Of All Time (feat. Toby Keith & Hardy)
Brantley Gilbert
Wacky Tobaccy
Toby Keith
Artist Playlists
Toby Keith Essentials
A favorite of the military and the masses.
Toby Keith: Influences
He learned from outlaw-country OGs and classic heartland rockers.
Toby Keith: Deep Cuts
The country firebrand cuts both killer covers and tender ballads.
Toby Keith: Sing
Grab the mic and sing along with some of their biggest hits.
Artist Biography
Toby Keith's debut was a self-fulfilling prophecy. Released in 1993, "Should've Been a Cowboy" introduced the world to Keith’s salt-of-the-earth twang and became the most-played country song of that decade, transforming the small-town boy into an all-American icon. Born in 1961 in Oklahoma, Keith earned his workingman’s bona fides long before his big break, sitting in with the band at his grandmother’s nightclub as a kid and toiling in the oil fields as a young adult. After playing the Oklahoma and Texas honky-tonk circuits, he took to Nashville in the early ‘90s, setting himself apart by staying honest and blunt about his values. He pledged allegiance to the flag with the post-9/11 song “Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue (The Angry American),” and sought vigilante justice with Willie Nelson on “Beer for My Horses.” But every cowboy knows how to get loose, too, and Keith’s party jams, like the boozy “Red Solo Cup,” are legion. After battling cancer for nearly two years, Keith died in February 2024 at the age of 62.
Hometown
Clinton, OK, United States
Genre
Country