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Toby Keith Covel Born July 8 1961 In Clinton OK - Died February 5 2024 In Oklahoma Known Professionally As Toby Keith Was A Country Music Singer Songwriter Actor And Record Producer. Keith Released 19 Studio Albums 2 Christmas Albums And 5 Compilation Albums Totaling Worldwide Sales Of Over 40 Million Albums. He Charted 61 Singles On The Billboard Hot Country Songs Charts Including 20 #1 Hits And 22 Additional Top 10 Hits. His Longest-Lasting #1 Hits Were "Beer For My Horses" A 2003 Duet With Willie Nelson And "As Good As I Once Was" 2005 At Six Weeks Each. Keith Was Awarded The National Medal Of Arts By President Donald Trump In A Closed Ceremony Alongside Ricky Skaggs On January 13 2021. Signed To DreamWorks Records Nashville In 1998 Keith Released His Breakthrough Single "How Do You Like Me Now?!" In Late 1999. This Song The Title Track To His 1999 Album Of The Same Name Was The #1 Country Song Of 2000 And One Of Several Chart-Toppers During His Tenure On DreamWorks Nashville. His Next Three Albums Pull My Chain Unleashed And Shock'n Y'all Produced Three More #1's Each And All Of The Albums Were Certified 4× Platinum. A Second Greatest Hits Package Followed In 2004 And After That He Released Honkytonk University. When DreamWorks Closed In 2005 Keith Founded The Label Show Dog Nashville Which Merged With Universal South Records To Become Show Dog-Universal Music In December 2009. He Has Released Ten Studio Albums Through Show Dog/Show Dog-Universal 2006's White Trash With Money 2007's Big Dog Daddy 2008's That Don't Make Me A Bad Guy 2009's American Ride 2010's Bullets In The Gun 2011's Clancy's Tavern 2012's Hope On The Rocks 2013's Drinks After Work 2015's 35 MPH Town 2017's The Bus Songs And 2021's Peso In My Pocket As Well As The Compilation 35 Biggest Hits In 2008. Keith Also Made His Acting Debut In 2006 Starring In The Film Broken Bridges And Co-Starred With Comedian Rodney Carrington In The 2008 Film Beer For My Horses Inspired By His Song Of The Same Name. On February 5th 2024 Toby Passed Away From A 3 Year Battle With Stomach Cancer.
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"Honkytonk U" Is A Song Written And Recorded By American Country Music Artist Toby Keith. It Was Released In February 2005 As The Lead-Off Single And Partial Title Track From His 2005 Album Honkytonk University. "Honkytonk U" Debuted At #30 On The U.S. Billboard Hot Country Singles & Tracks For The Week Of February 12 2005. The Song Peaked At #8 In The United States And It Reached #6 In Canada. The Song Describes Keith's Past And Early Career Stages And When He Used To Go To His Grandmother's Nightclub Every Summer And Work Until Late At Night When He Got To Sit With The Band. The Music Video Was Directed By Michael Salomon. The Beginning Shows Keith As A Child Working At His Grandmother's Nightclub Called Billie's Night Club In Fort Smith Arkansas In 1972. Then It Cuts To Keith Singing The Song At The Stage In The Present Day 2005 . At The End There Is A Dedication To His Late Grandmother Who Died The Same Month.
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Biography - Toby Keith
Toby Keith Covel Born July 8 1961 In Clinton OK - Died February 5 2024 In Oklahoma Known Professionally As Toby Keith Was A Country Music Singer Songwriter Actor And Record Producer. Keith Released 19 Studio Albums 2 Christmas Albums And 5 Compilation Albums Totaling Worldwide Sales Of Over 40 Million Albums. He Charted 61 Singles On The Billboard Hot Country Songs Charts Including 20 #1 Hits And 22 Additional Top 10 Hits. His Longest-Lasting #1 Hits Were "Beer For My Horses" A 2003 Duet With Willie Nelson And "As Good As I Once Was" 2005 At Six Weeks Each. Keith Was Awarded The National Medal Of Arts By President Donald Trump In A Closed Ceremony Alongside Ricky Skaggs On January 13 2021. Signed To DreamWorks Records Nashville In 1998 Keith Released His Breakthrough Single "How Do You Like Me Now?!" In Late 1999. This Song The Title Track To His 1999 Album Of The Same Name Was The #1 Country Song Of 2000 And One Of Several Chart-Toppers During His Tenure On DreamWorks Nashville. His Next Three Albums Pull My Chain Unleashed And Shock'n Y'all Produced Three More #1's Each And All Of The Albums Were Certified 4× Platinum. A Second Greatest Hits Package Followed In 2004 And After That He Released Honkytonk University. When DreamWorks Closed In 2005 Keith Founded The Label Show Dog Nashville Which Merged With Universal South Records To Become Show Dog-Universal Music In December 2009. He Has Released Ten Studio Albums Through Show Dog/Show Dog-Universal 2006's White Trash With Money 2007's Big Dog Daddy 2008's That Don't Make Me A Bad Guy 2009's American Ride 2010's Bullets In The Gun 2011's Clancy's Tavern 2012's Hope On The Rocks 2013's Drinks After Work 2015's 35 MPH Town 2017's The Bus Songs And 2021's Peso In My Pocket As Well As The Compilation 35 Biggest Hits In 2008. Keith Also Made His Acting Debut In 2006 Starring In The Film Broken Bridges And Co-Starred With Comedian Rodney Carrington In The 2008 Film Beer For My Horses Inspired By His Song Of The Same Name. On February 5th 2024 Toby Passed Away From A 3 Year Battle With Stomach Cancer.
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"Honkytonk U" is a song written and recorded by American country music artist Toby Keith. It was released in February 2005 as the lead-off single and partial title track from his 2005 album Honkytonk University. "Honkytonk U" debuted at #30 on the U.S. Billboard Hot Country Singles & Tracks for the week of February 12, 2005. The song peaked at #8 in the United States, and it reached #6 in Canada.
The song describes Keith's past and early career stages, and when he used to go to his grandmother's nightclub every summer and work until late at night when he got to sit with the band. The music video was directed by Michael Salomon. The beginning shows Keith as a child working at his grandmother's nightclub, called Billie's night club in Fort Smith, Arkansas in 1972. Then it cuts to Keith singing the song at the stage in the present day (2005). At the end, there is a dedication to his late grandmother, who died the same month. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.