Tim McGraw – Page 17 – Country Universe

Single Review: Tim McGraw, "Truck Yeah"

July 3, 2012 Ben Foster 49

Really, Tim McGraw?

Really, Tim McGraw?

How is this not embarrassing?

Retro Single Review: Tim McGraw, "Some Things Never Change"

June 10, 2012 Kevin John Coyne 3

2000 | Peak: #7

McGraw at his most listless. “Some Things Never Change” is an easy listening number that’s so easy to listen to, it might put you to sleep.

Retro Single Review: Tim McGraw, "My Best Friend"

May 16, 2012 Ben Foster 4

1999 | #1

Some songs live or die on the strength of the artist’s vocal interpretation. Tim McGraw’s “My Best Friend” could be considered one such song.

Retro Single Review: Tim McGraw, "Something Like That"

April 18, 2012 Ben Foster 18

1999 | #1

You know what’s one of the best ways for a contemporary country song to worm its way into my heart? To display a mature and insightful perspective, or to tap into some universal truth, while dressing itself up with the catchiest of melodies and hooks.

Retro Single Review: Tim McGraw, "Please Remember Me"

April 15, 2012 Kevin John Coyne 10

1999 | Peak: #1

A lush and gorgeous ballad that is elevated by a Patty Loveless harmony vocal, this is arguably Tim McGraw’s finest moment on record.

Single Review: Kenny Chesney & Tim McGraw, "Feel Like a Rock Star"

April 9, 2012 Dan Milliken 21

I know it’s just a meaningless crowd-pleaser to them. I know better than to take it more seriously than that.

100 Greatest Men: #57. Kenny Chesney

April 6, 2012 Kevin John Coyne 20

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After many years as a mid-level country artist, Kenny Chesney fused arena-size country with Caribbean rhythms to become one of the genre’s biggest stars of the 21st century.

Single Review: Kix Brooks featuring Joe Walsh, “New to This Town”

April 5, 2012 Dan Milliken 2

I’ve always liked Kix as a singer, so I was happy to see that this single exists. He’s got one of those modest-but-charming Everyman voices, the kind that makes every song feel like a conversation with your ol’ pal.

He also sounds positively thrilled to flex it for us again, which is just infectious. Listen to how he relishes every note of “New to This Town,” like he doesn’t want waste a moment of this reintroduction. Love that! I love that.

Retro Single Review: Tim McGraw, “For a Little While”

February 26, 2012 Kevin John Coyne 2

1998 | Peak: #2

As far as the Everywhere hits are concerned, this sixth and final single is the most frothy and least substantial.

Retro Single Review: Tim McGraw, “Where the Green Grass Grows”

February 22, 2012 Kevin John Coyne 3

1998 | Peak: #1

Getting tired of the outstanding Tim McGraw reviews?

Then go read about Emotional Traffic. Fact is, Everywhere-era McGraw was as close to perfection as radio-friendly country music gets.