Tim McGraw

1996 | Peak: #1

There’s an old saying about cowboys who get the look down right but don’t have any actual cowboy abilities:

All Hat, No Cattle.

1996 | Peak: #5

Tim goes gritty on the third single and namesake of his 1995 set All I Want.

He sings as forcefully as his young voice will let him, but the rough edges aren’t quite there, so he doesn’t quite pull it off.

1995 | Peak: #5

By all laws of logic and reason, I should hate this song. But I don’t.

1994 | Peak: #2

How refreshing as it is to hear a country pride anthem that actually has country instrumentation and twangy singing.

1994 | Peak: #1

After the loud, thumping, controversial nature of “Indian Outlaw”, it’s a good thing that Tim McGraw had another trick in his bag to be found on that second album, which needed to be successful after his debut album, as he has stated, “went wood.” There’s little doubt that the sappy, three act single is what catapulted McGraw’s status to the superstar level that he’s enjoyed since.