Tim Mcgraw's 20 Best Songs Ever, Ranked
Tim Mcgraw Is Without Doubt One of the Greatest Country Artists of All Time. with a Career Spanning over Three Decades, He Has Sold More Than 50 Million...
Tim McGraw is without doubt one of the greatest country artists of all time.
With a career spanning over three decades, he has sold more than 50 million records worldwide, scored 43 number-one singles, won three Grammy Awards and numerous other accolades.
But what are the best songs by Tim McGraw? How do you choose from his vast and diverse catalogue of hits, ranging from heartfelt ballads to upbeat anthems, from traditional country to crossover pop?
These are the songs that have touched millions of fans, earned critical acclaim and made a lasting impact on the genre and beyond.
Not a Moment Too Soon
Tim McGraw - Not A Moment Too Soon (Official Music Video)
'Not a Moment Too Soon' was the title track from his 1994 album, and was written by Wayne Perry and Joe Barnhill, who had previously written songs for Reba McEntire and Billy Ray Cyrus.
The song is a romantic ballad that expresses his gratitude for finding his true love just in time. It reached number one on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart and number two on the Country Airplay chart.
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Me and Tennessee (with Gwyneth Paltrow)
Tim McGraw, Gwyneth Paltrow - Me and Tennessee
Coldplay's Chris Martin wrote this song, for this then-wife Gwyneth Paltrow and Tim McGraw, for the soundtrack to the film Country Strong in 2010.
The song is a duet that tells the story of a couple who are struggling with their relationship and their careers in the music industry. They reminisce about their happier times in Tennessee, where they fell in love and made music together.
While the film itself didn't get the best of reviews at the time, this song was one of the film's highlights. McGraw said that he enjoyed working with Paltrow on the song and the film, and that he was impressed by her singing ability and her dedication to her role. He also said that he was honoured to sing a song written by Chris Martin.