Toby Keith

Patriot1776 · August 29th '05

I'm assuming that most people have heard of him (I could be wrong)

I enjoy his music. If there is any country singer that can be described as "patriotic" it's him. He is also an official member of the Vermont National Guard

bella · September 13th '05

i love toby keith not really for the fact that hes patriotic but i love his music! "i aint as good as i once was" best song ever lol

Entice · September 13th '05

Ive never heard of him.

**GreenMJOLNIR** · June 24th '06

Well, if you listen to country and never heard of him you must be sticking to the oldies country radio station, because he is a REALLY big name in country music, more after 9/11 than anything for Angry American.

**zodiak** · July 19th '06

I used to be addicted to country, now I've kinda got out of country and went to rap, hip-hop, rock, all of that. But...one country singer that I will always like music of is Toby Keith. He symbolizes us americans in my opinion. I used to know all da words to the "Courtesy of the Red, WHite, and BLue" and the song "Beer for the horses, Whiskey for my men".

**Patriot1776** · July 24th '06

It's actually "Whiskey for my Men, Beer for my Horses"

I have nothing against you or anything, your choice is your choice, but I've always been annoyed about how rock always replaces country.

It's almost like people think you can only like one or the other.

I'll proudly admit that I like both "Should've been a Cowboy" by Toby Keith and "Livewire" by Motley Crue equally.

However, like I said. It is nothing against you personally.

guest · July 31st '06

Well Country was the first style of rock to be honest. Country was what picked up the tempo first and really started the rock genre.

**Patriot1776** · August 15th '06

Actually rock finds its roots in Blues music which is based upon old slave songs.

Slave songs are based upon Christian hymns.

Kind've ironic that the hymns that I sing in Church started the chain reaction for rock.