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Toby Keith, like any Nashville pro, follows the trends. First, he sang rowdy hits such as "You Ain't Much Fun." Then, in the late Nineties, when country fans wanted sensitive lover boys, he obliged with "Dream Walkin'." When Bush took over and right-wing meatheads were in, he became Mr. Shock'N' Y'All. (Hell, if Al Qaeda invaded the U.S. of A. tomorrow, Toby Keith would hit the radio next week with "Ridin' My Camel to You.") But with the war in the toilet, Keith sounds lost and confused. Honkytonk University is the most downbeat record he's ever made, with none of his usual humor. Even the yee-haw title track, on which he longs to "get down with my boys in Afghanistan and Baghdad City," is no fun
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Track List
- Honkytonk U
- As Good As I Once Was
- She Ain't Hooked On Me No More
- Big Blue Note
- Just The Guy To Do It
- She Left Me
- Knock Yourself Out
- You Ain't Leavin' (Thank God Are Ya)
- I Got It Bad
- Your Smile
- Where You Gonna Go
- You Caught Me At A Bad Time
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