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Toby Keith - That Don't Make Me A Bad Guy
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| Toby Keith's 14th studio album That Don't Make Me a Bad Guy maintains a purity of country form many of his pop- leaning peers lack, an abundance of steel guitar and lonesome vocal twang anchoring lyrics awash in mysterious women, lost love, and personal failings he doesn't always apologize for. And when the two halves of his persona — aggressive troop supporter and sensitive balladeer — come together on the smoky-nightclub soldier's blues of ''Missing Me Some You,'' he triumphs in bringing a tear to the American patriot's eye...with none of his former Shock'n Y'all boot-in-ass attitude. B+...full text |
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| Billboard |
| In a world of copycats, Toby Keith stands alone —"I created my niche," he says. That said, his new album is not exactly like the last or the one before that, and is pleasantly surprising in its evolution. Despite the familiar bravado of "Time That It Would Take" ("In the time it would take me to tell you where I've been, I could take you places you ain't never been before"), there's also a vulnerability here. "Lost You Anyway" and current single "She Never Cried in Front of Me" detail self-investigation following failed relationships. Meanwhile, "Creole Woman" finds him unable to avoid the temptations of a voodoo mistress. The bluesy "Missing Me Some You," written from the perspective of a soldier on duty somewhere in the Middle East, is the set's best cut. —Ken Tucker...full text |
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Toby Keith has been among commercial country's steadiest franchises for 15 years, owing largely to his rough edges. The 47-year-old Oklahoma native alters that repertoire somewhat with "That Don't Make me a Bad Guy," sticking to accessible, down-home rock even as his singing ranges from new directions to bland drains on his natural character. Keith's wheelhouse is the sturdy, roughneck fare that oozes from the title track, a chugging array of flowing fiddle and steel-guitar twang that simmers with classically styled country beneath his bark. Always one to hedge his bets with trips to the sensitive side, he adds substantial focus on how he sings, taking an atypically subtle angle on "Hurt a Lot Worse When You Go" and the organ-laced soul package of the mellow "Missing Me Some You....full text |
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