Artist	Song
Toby Keith & Krystal Covell	Mockingbird
from Greatest Hits 2 (2004)
Toby Keith	Double Wide Paradise
from Dream Walkin' (1997)
Toby Keith	When Love Fades
from How Do You Like Me Now?! (1999)
Toby Keith	If a Man Answers
from Toby Keith: Greatest Hits, Vol.1 (1998)
Lindsey Haun & Toby Keith	Broken Bridges
from Broken Bridges (2006)
Toby Keith	Kissin' In the Rain
from Bullets In the Gun (2010)
Toby Keith	Grain of Salt
from White Trash With Money (2006)
Toby Keith	I Got It Bad
from Honkytonk University (2005)
Toby Keith	Hell No
from White Trash With Money (2006)
Toby Keith	Good to Go to Mexico
from Unleashed (2002)
Toby Keith	The Sha La La Song
from Pull My Chain (2001)
Toby Keith	Wouldn't Wanna Be Ya
from Big Dog Daddy (2007)
Toby Keith	Gypsy Driftin'
from American Ride (2009)
Toby Keith	Gimme 8 Seconds
from Pull My Chain (2001)
Toby Keith	Cabo San Lucas
from That Don't Make Me a Bad Guy (2008)
Toby Keith	She Ain't Hooked On Me No More
from Honkytonk University (2005)
Toby Keith	Are You Feelin' Me
from American Ride (2009)
Toby Keith	I Know She Hung the Moon
from Big Dog Daddy (2007)
Toby Keith	Missing Me Some You
from That Don't Make Me a Bad Guy (2008)
Toby Keith	Somewhere Else
from Bullets In the Gun (2010)
Toby Keith	Hello
from Blue Moon (1996)
Toby Keith	Huckleberry
from Unleashed (2002)
BeBe Winans, Toby Keith & Willie Nelson	Uncloudy Day
from Broken Bridges (2006)
Toby Keith	If I Had One
from American Ride (2009)
Chris LeDoux & Toby Keith	Copenhagen
from Chris LeDoux: The Ultimate Collection (2006)

Comment:

Toby Keith didn't become a hero to millions by acting like something special. Just the opposite — it's his guy-next-door, grease-monkey-made-good vibe and Jimmy Stewart-with-a-six-string all-American honesty that connects with country fans. So whether he's inviting an old flame to come stir things up south of the border on the Mexicali-flavored "Cabo San Lucas," or working up a Solomon Burke-worthy sweat on the slow-burning soul sender "Missing Me Some You," it's obvious he's putting his [i]all[/i] into every word. And this Okie rabble-rouser makes no secret of his rock 'n' roll roots, either, conjuring up images of a three-car pileup between Chuck Berry, Bob Seger, and Lynyrd Skynyrd on "If I Had One."

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