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Thirty country legends jumped at the chance to be a part of the music video for "Forever Country," an all-star collaboration that pays tribute to 50 years of the CMA Awards. In this behind the scenes video exclusive to Taste of Country, key artists join the song's producer and music video's director to talk about pulling the song and video together.

Tim McGraw is feeling nostalgic lately, and it may have something to do with his latest single, "How I'll Always Be."

Tim McGraw and Faith Hill will be inducted into the Music City Walk of Fame on Oct. 5 in Nashville.

It took a few seconds for everyone, including the bride to realize THE REAL LIFE Tim McGraw was singing the father-daughter song. At a wedding this past weekend in Philadelphia, a father asked his daughter for a dance, but she had no clue (neither did anyone in the crowd) that country star Tim McGraw was about to walk out...

Tim McGraw gave one Philadelphia couple the surprise of a lifetime over the weekend. The father of the bride arranged to have the "How I'll Always Be" singer come to the wedding and surprise the bride and groom (and guests) with a performance.

Tim McGraw and Faith Hill recently took a tropical vacation and shared a few photos that remind us what love looks like after 20 years.

Every day for the past couple weeks, I've been bringing you new things on the new feature "New At Noon."  Today it was brand new music from a guy who is all over the charts right now.  He's on songs with Big & Rich and Florida Georgia Line and he's back with his own brand new song. This one ...

Tim McGraw joked with us in August that his No. 1 goal was to remember his upcoming anniversary to wife Faith Hill. The couple celebrate 20 years together on Oct. 6, and the "How I'll Always Be" signer has wisdom to share after two decades of wedded bliss.

No one makes old sound quite as cool as Tim McGraw on songs like "How I’ll Always Be."

"Summertime, and the livin' is easy" -- so goes the old American standard.

Chase Bryant has learned much from being on the road with Tim McGraw and tells Taste of Country that the two artists still keep in touch.

Snoop Dogg has proven to be much more than the gangsta rapper that he started out as.  He has opened many avenues for himself on the big screen, the small screen, comedy shows and more. But after his first pitch throw yesterday at the San Diego Padres game, I'm thinking he won't be taking up baseball any time soon.