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Oklahoma singer Toby Keith is neither a remarkable singer nor songwriter. Yet in his more inspired and focused moments on his sixth studio album–his first for DreamWorks–Keith does occasionally manage to transcend his journeyman’s limitations and achieve a sort of workaday eloquence. On patchily conceived and executed songs like the self-written “Die with Your Boots On” and a pointless ditty called “Country Comes to Town,” even Keith’s hard-edged baritone swaggering over flashy, high-voltage arrangements can disguise the basic lack of musical substance and creative vision. Yet on “Heart to Heart,” a tender song Keith wrote for his young son, and an exquisite story song called “New Orleans,” Keith surprises by turning in heartfelt, impassioned performances that transcend the general ordinariness that is otherwise the order of the day. –Bob Allen Atists:   Toby Keith Audio CD:   Company:  Dreamworks Nashville  (1999-11-02) List Price:  $13.98 Amazon Price:  $4.31 Used Price:  $0.86

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Featuring 35 of Toby’s greatest hits as well as the new single “She’s a Hottie.” Atists:   Toby Keith Audio CD:   Company:  Show Dog Nashville  (2008-05-06) List Price:  $19.98 Amazon Price:  $9.75 Used Price:  $9.75

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A former oil field worker, Toby Keith has always known how to capture the passions of blue-collar men and women, desperate to blow off steam at the end of the day. As such, he’s stocked his latest album with themes designed to push all the right emotional buttons–patriotism, Jesus, buddy love, fast women, and reality altering substances. “I Love This Bar,” the first single, offers a kinder, gentler Keith than the boot-shoving redneck of “Courtesy of the Red, White, and Blue (The Angry American).” But as he segues to “American Soldier,” a song so gung-ho and puffed up that it could be a musical recruitment poster, you know he’s gearing up for a scud missile of a payoff. Sure enough. By the time he gets to “The Taliban Song,” a comedic and cartoonish skewering of The Enemy, recorded in concert, it’s hard to remember that he once wrote well-crafted ballads of romantic infatuation. Now it’s all grandstanding, baby, even the best-written song, a jazzy, talking blues which fillets his critics. If he’s not exactly “Shock’n Y’All” as the title suggests, he’s certainly putting his “Baddest Boots” forward. –Alanna Nash Atists:   Toby Keith Audio CD:   Enhanced Company:  Dreamworks  (2003-11-04) List Price:  $13.98 Amazon Price:  $9.78 Used Price:  $0.75

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As a survey of Toby Keith’s first four recordings (not including the seasonal Christmas to Christmas ), this set turns in some strong singles, making the case for the Okie singer-songwriter as one of the more traditionally minded of the ’90s hat acts. Keith rarely devastates as a singer, but he never overreaches, and there’s more than a bit of grit in his delivery of “Should’ve Been a Cowboy” and “He Ain’t Worth Missing.” His emotional triumph remains the obsessive “Who’s That Man,” in which Keith sees another man living the life he threw away. Keith also includes two songs not available elsewhere, complementing an appealing mainstream country set. –Roy Kasten Atists:   Toby Keith Audio CD:   Company:  Mercury Nashville  (1998-10-20) List Price:  $13.98 Amazon Price:  $3.77 Used Price:  $0.01

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