The List of Tim McGraw Albums in Order of Release

 

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The discography of American singer and songwriter Tim McGraw has had sixteen studio albums, one collaborative album, and thirteen compilation albums.

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Here is the list of Tim McGraw  Album in Order of Release Date:

Studio Albums:

1. Tim McGraw —  April 20, 1993
2. Not a Moment Too Soon — March 22, 1994
3. All I Want — September 19, 1995
4. Everywhere — June 3, 1997
5. A Place in the Sun — May 4, 1999
6. Set This Circus Down — April 24, 2001
7. Tim McGraw and the Dancehall Doctors — November 26, 2002
8. Live Like You Were Dying — August 24, 2004
9. Let It Go — March 27, 2007
10. Southern Voice — October 20, 2009
11. Emotional Traffic — January 24, 2012
12. Two Lanes of Freedom — February 5, 2013
13. Sundown Heaven Town — September 16, 2014
14. Damn Country Music — November 6, 2015
15. Here on Earth — August 21, 2020
16. Standing Room Only — August 25, 2023

Collaborative Album:

1. The Rest of Our Life (with Faith Hill) — November 17, 2017

 

All Tim McGraw Albums List in Order

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Studio Albums

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1. Tim McGraw (1993)

Track

1. Welcome to the Club
2. Two Steppin’ Mind
3. The Only Thing That I Have Left
4. You Can Take It With You (When You Go)
5. Ain’t No Angels
6. Memory Lane
7. Tears in the Rain
8. What She Left Behind
9. What Room Was the Holiday In
10. I Keep It Under My Hat

Released on April 20, 1993, by Curb Records, “Tim McGraw” marks the debut of the American country music artist of the same name. While featuring singles like “What Room Was the Holiday In,” “Welcome to the Club,” “Two Steppin’ Mind,” and “Memory Lane,” the album didn’t secure Top 40 spots on the country charts. Strikingly, it remains McGraw’s sole studio album without a music recording sales certification or a place on the Top Country Albums charts, showcasing the initial stages of an illustrious career that would later flourish with chart-toppers and widespread acclaim.

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2. Not a Moment Too Soon (1994)

Track

1. It Doesn’t Get Any Countrier Than This
2. Give It to Me Strait
3. Wouldn’t Want It Any Other Way
4. Down on the Farm
5. Not a Moment Too Soon
6. Indian Outlaw
7. Refried Dreams
8. Don’t Take the Girl
9. 40 Days and 40 Nights
10. Ain’t That Just Like a Dream

Tim McGraw’s second studio album, released on March 22, 1994, by Curb Records, marked his breakthrough in the country music scene. Soaring to No. 1 on Billboard’s Top 200 and Country charts, it held the top spot for an impressive 26 consecutive weeks. As Billboard’s best-selling album of 1994, it clinched a top-five position among all genres. Awarded Album of the Year by the Academy of Country Music, it boasted five hit singles: “Indian Outlaw,” “Don’t Take the Girl,” “Down on the Farm,” the titular track, and “Refried Dreams.” These tracks collectively dominated the charts, solidifying McGraw’s status as a country music powerhouse.

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3. All I Want (1995)

Track

1. All I Want Is a Life
2. She Never Lets It Go to Her Heart
3. Can’t Be Really Gone
4. Maybe We Should Just Sleep on It
5. I Didn’t Ask and She Didn’t Say
6. Renegade
7. I Like It, I Love It
8. The Great Divide
9. You Got the Wrong Man
10. Don’t Mention Memphis
11. When She Wakes Up (And Finds Me Gone)
12. That’s Just Me

Released on September 19, 1995, “All I Want” stands as the third studio album by esteemed American country music artist Tim McGraw. With over two million copies sold, the album soared into the top 5 of the Billboard 200 chart, garnering immense recognition. Its resounding success was sealed with a 3× Multi-Platinum certification from the RIAA. The album boasted a string of hit singles, notably “I Like It, I Love It,” which clinched the No. 1 spot, followed by “Can’t Be Really Gone” at No. 2, “All I Want Is a Life” at No. 5, “She Never Lets It Go to Her Heart” at No. 1, and “Maybe We Should Just Sleep on It” at No. 4 on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart. Remarkably, “I Like It, I Love It” even made its presence felt on the broader musical landscape, reaching No. 25 on the Billboard Hot 100.

This album marks a pivotal moment in Tim McGraw’s musical evolution, representing his last venture into the neotraditional country sound before embarking on a journey towards a more crossover-friendly country-pop sound.

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4. Everywhere (1997)

Track

1. Where the Green Grass Grows
2. For a Little While
3. It’s Your Love
4. Ain’t That the Way It Always Ends
5. I Do but I Don’t
6. One of These Days
7. Hard on the Ticker
8. Everywhere
9. Just to See You Smile
10. You Just Get Better All the Time
11. You Turn Me On

“Everywhere,” the fourth studio album by American country music artist Tim McGraw, emerged on June 3, 1997, marking a pivotal moment in his career. Following his marriage to Faith Hill, this release marked a shift towards a crossover-friendly country-pop sound, distinct from his earlier neotraditional country albums. The album’s collaborative gem, “It’s Your Love,” with Hill, garnered Grammy nominations for Best Country Collaboration With Vocals and Best Country Song in 1998. The album boasted an impressive lineup of hit singles, including chart-toppers “It’s Your Love,” “Everywhere,” “Just to See You Smile,” and “Where the Green Grass Grows.” Billboard crowned “It’s Your Love” and “Just to See You Smile” as country hits of the year in 1997 and 1998, respectively. Notably, the album showcased McGraw’s evolving style while maintaining his signature storytelling prowess.

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5. A Place in the Sun (1999)

Track

1. The Trouble with Never
2. Seventeen
3. She’ll Have You Back
4. Somebody Must Be Prayin’ for Me
5. My Best Friend
6. Señorita Margarita
7. Some Things Never Change
8. You Don’t Love Me Anymore
9. Something Like That
10. Please Remember Me
11. Carry On
12. My Next Thirty Years
13. Eyes of a Woman
14. A Place in the Sun

Released on May 4, 1999, “A Place in the Sun” marks Tim McGraw’s fifth studio album. Noteworthy for its accolades, “Please Remember Me” earned a Grammy nomination for Best Male Country Vocal Performance in 2000, while “My Best Friend” followed suit in the subsequent year. The album boasts a quintet of successful singles: “Please Remember Me,” “Something Like That,” “My Best Friend,” “My Next Thirty Years,” and “Some Things Never Change.” Impressively, all but one single, “Some Things Never Change,” soared to number one on the Hot Country Songs charts, solidifying McGraw’s status as a country music powerhouse.

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6. Set This Circus Down (2001)

Track

1. The Cowboy in Me
2. Telluride
3. You Get Used to Somebody
4. Unbroken
5. Things Change
6. Angel Boy
7. Forget About Us
8. Take Me Away from Here
9. Smilin
10. Set This Circus Down
11. Angry All the Time
12. Let Me Love You
13. Grown Men Don’t Cry
14. Why We Said Goodbye

Released on April 24, 2001, “Set This Circus Down” stands as Tim McGraw’s sixth studio album, presented by Curb Records. The album’s impact is undeniable, as all four of its singles soared to the pinnacle of the US Billboard Hot Country Songs chart, reaffirming McGraw’s prowess as a country music artist. With this record, McGraw’s musical prowess shines through, showcasing his ability to craft chart-topping hits that resonate deeply with audiences.

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7. Tim McGraw and the Dancehall Doctors (2002)

Track

1. Comfort Me
2. Tickin’ Away
3. Home
4. Red Rag Top
5. That’s Why God Made Mexico
6. Watch the Wind Blow By
7. Illegal
8. Sleep Tonight
9. I Know How to Love You Well
10. Sing Me Home
11. She’s My Kind of Rain
12. Who Are They
13. Real Good Man
14. All We Ever Find
15. Tiny Dancer

Tim McGraw and the Dancehall Doctors” marked a significant chapter in American country artist Tim McGraw’s career. Released on November 26, 2002, by Curb Records, this seventh studio album showcased a novel feature: McGraw’s collaboration with his band, The Dancehall Doctors. Recorded at a mountaintop studio in upstate New York, the album’s diverse tracks included a cover of Elton John’s “Tiny Dancer,” which achieved crossover success. The album’s commercial prowess was undeniable, debuting at number 2 on the Billboard 200 with remarkable initial sales of 602,000 copies. The album’s resonance was further amplified by its association with the movie “Black Cloud,” featuring two of its tracks.

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8. Live Like You Were Dying (2004)

Track

1. How Bad Do You Want It
2. My Old Friend
3. Can’t Tell Me Nothin
4. Old Town New
5. Live Like You Were Dying
6. Drugs or Jesus
7. Back When
8. Something’s Broken
9. Open Season on My Heart
10. Everybody Hates Me
11. Walk Like a Man
12. Blank Sheet of Paper
13. Just Be Your Tear
14. Do You Want Fries with That
15. Kill Myself
16. We Carry On

Tim McGraw’s eighth studio album, “Live Like You Were Dying,” emerged on August 24, 2004, courtesy of Curb Records. Crafted within a mountaintop studio in upstate New York, this musical masterpiece swiftly claimed the top spot on the Billboard 200 chart, boasting 766,000 initial week sales. The album’s resonating impact earned it a 4x Platinum certification from the RIAA, signifying the shipment of four million copies. Garnering recognition at the Grammy Awards, it secured victories for Best Country Vocal Performance, while also receiving nominations for Best Country Album. This album’s excellence is further underscored by its five top 15 Hot Country Songs charting singles, two of which reached the prestigious #1 position.

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9. Let It Go (2007)

Track

1. Last Dollar (Fly Away)
2. ‘m Workin
3. Let It Go
4. Whiskey and You
5. Suspicions
6. Kristofferson
7. Put Your Lovin’ on Me
8. Nothin’ to Die For
9. Between the River and Me
10. Train #10
11. I Need You
12. Comin’ Home
13. Shotgun Rider
14. If You’re Reading This

Released on March 27, 2007, “Let It Go” stands as Tim McGraw’s ninth studio album, showcasing his mastery of country music. Published by Curb Records, the album made a monumental debut, storming the U.S. Billboard 200 chart at number one, backed by an impressive 325,000 copies sold. Boasting an extraordinary lineup, the album has birthed seven Top 20 singles on the Billboard Hot Country Songs charts, including a chart-topping hit. Notably, one of these singles graced later editions of the album. This release notably holds the record for producing the most singles in McGraw’s illustrious career.

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10. Southern Voice (2009)

Track

1. Still
2. Ghost Town Train (She’s Gone)
3. Good Girls
4. I Didn’t Know It at the Time
5. It’s a Business Doing Pleasure with You
6. If I Died Today
7. Mr. Whoever You Are
8. Southern Voice
9. You Had to Be There
10. I’m Only Jesus
11. Forever Seventeen
12. Love You Goodbye

Released on October 20, 2009, “Southern Voice” stands as Tim McGraw’s tenth studio album, a significant entry in his illustrious career. Distributed by Curb Records, the album marked his return with fresh content following “Let It Go” in 2007. This collection gave rise to three impactful singles: “It’s a Business Doing Pleasure with You,” the titular track “Southern Voice,” and the soulful “Still.” With its diverse range of tracks, the album solidified McGraw’s reputation for delivering authentic country sound while reaffirming his status as a musical force to be reckoned with.

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11. Emotional Traffic (2012)

Track

1. Halo
2. Right Back Atcha Babe
3. One Part, Two Part
4. I Will Not Fall Down
5. The One
6. Better Than I Used to Be
7. Touchdown Jesus.The One That Got Away
8. Felt Good on My Lips
9. Hey Now
10. Only Human
11. Die by My Own Hand

Released on January 24, 2012, “Emotional Traffic” stands as the eleventh studio album by renowned American country artist Tim McGraw. Remaining loyal to the label that supported his career since his eponymous 1993 debut, the album emerged under Curb Records. McGraw’s signature blend of heartfelt storytelling and musical finesse resonates throughout this collection, adding another chapter to his storied discography. With “Emotional Traffic,” listeners were treated to yet another glimpse into the versatile talents that have made Tim McGraw a beloved figure in the world of country music.

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12. Two Lanes of Freedom (2013)

Track

1. Two Lanes of Freedom
2. One of Those Nights
3. Friend of a Friend
4. Southern Girl
5. Truck Yeah
6. Nashville Without You
7. Book of John
8. Mexicoma
9. Number 37405
10. It’s Your World
11. Highway Don’t Care

Two Lanes of Freedom is the twelfth studio album by American country music singer Tim McGraw. It was released February 5, 2013, as his first album for Big Machine Records following 20 years with Curb Records. He co-produced the album with Byron Gallimore, the producer of his previously released albums.[1] The album includes the singles “Truck Yeah”, “One of Those Nights”, “Highway Don’t Care” with Taylor Swift and “Southern Girl”.Tim McGraw’s twelfth studio album, “Two Lanes of Freedom,” marked a significant shift in his career as it released on February 5, 2013, under Big Machine Records, concluding a 20-year partnership with Curb Records. Collaborating with producer Byron Gallimore, who had worked on his prior albums, McGraw co-produced the record.

The album’s notable tracks, including “Truck Yeah,” “One of Those Nights,” “Highway Don’t Care” featuring Taylor Swift, and “Southern Girl,” showcased his prowess across various themes and genres, solidifying his artistic evolution within the country music landscape.

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13. Sundown Heaven Town (2014)

Track

1. Overrated
2. City Lights
3. Shotgun Rider
4. Dust
5. Diamond Rings and Old Barstools
6. Words Are Medicine
7. Sick of Me
8. Meanwhile Back at Mama’s
9. Keep On Truckin
10. Last Turn Home
11. Portland, Maine
12. Lookin’ for That Girl
13. Still on the Line

Released on September 16, 2014, “Sundown Heaven Town” stands as the thirteenth studio album by revered American country music artist Tim McGraw. The album, distributed by Big Machine Records, showcases McGraw’s musical evolution while maintaining his signature country sound. Featuring a blend of heartfelt ballads and upbeat tracks, “Sundown Heaven Town” explores themes of life, love, and nostalgia, capturing the essence of McGraw’s musical journey. This album serves as a testament to his enduring influence and artistry within the realm of country music.

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14. Damn Country Music (2015)

Track

1. Here Tonight
2. Losin’ You
3. How I’ll Always Be
4. Damn Country Music
5. Love Runs
6. What You’re Lookin’ For
7. Top of the World
8. Don’t Make Me Feel at Home
9. Want You Back
10. California
11. Humble and Kind

Released on November 6, 2015, “Damn Country Music” is the fourteenth studio album by esteemed American country artist Tim McGraw. Presented by Big Machine Records and co-produced by McGraw himself alongside Byron Gallimore, the album showcases McGraw’s signature sound and storytelling prowess. The lead single, “Top of the World,” debuted on August 4, 2015, giving audiences a taste of the album’s emotive melodies. Adding to the anticipation, the title track, “Damn Country Music,” was unveiled on October 9, 2015, as part of the album’s pre-order promotion, further solidifying the album’s place in the heart of country music enthusiasts.

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15. Here on Earth (2020)

Track

1. L.A
2. Chevy Spaceship
3. Here on Earth
4. Damn Sure Do
5. Hallelujahville
6. Good Taste in Women
7. Hard to Stay Mad At
8. Sheryl Crow
9. Not from California
10. Hold You Tonight
11. 7500 OBO
12. If I Was a Cowboy
13. I Called Mama
14. Gravy
15. War of Art
16. Doggone

Released on August 21, 2020, “Here on Earth” marks Tim McGraw’s fifteenth solo studio album, and sixteenth overall, showcasing his enduring presence in country music. Published under Big Machine Records, it signifies his return to the label. McGraw, along with Byron Gallimore, produced the album. Preceded by the single “I Called Mama,” the album is a testament to McGraw’s artistic evolution and serves as a powerful addition to his extensive discography.

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16. Standing Room Only (2023)

Tracks

1. Hold on to It
2. Standing Room Only
3. Paper Umbrellas
4. Remember Me Well
5. Hey Whiskey
6. Her
7. Fool Me Again
8. Small Town King
9. Beautiful Hurricane
10. Cowboy Junkie
11. Nashville CA/L.A. Tennessee
12. Some Songs Change Your World
13. Letter from Heaven

“Standing Room Only” marks the much-anticipated sixteenth solo studio album by renowned American country artist Tim McGraw. Set to be released on August 25, 2023, under Big Machine Records, the album showcases McGraw’s enduring musical prowess. Co-produced by McGraw himself alongside Byron Gallimore, the album introduces listeners to captivating tracks including the title track and lead single, “Standing Room Only,” along with the emotive “Hey Whiskey.” This latest endeavor promises to further solidify McGraw’s legacy in the country music scene, offering a blend of his distinctive sound and storytelling prowess.

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Collaborative Album

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1. The Rest of Our Life (with Faith Hill) (2017)

 

Track

1. The Rest of Our Life
2. Telluride
3. The Bed We Made
4. Cowboy Lullaby
5. Break First
6. Love Me to Lie
7. Sleeping in the Stars
8. Damn Good at Holding On
9. Devil Callin’ Me Back
10. Speak to a Girl
11. Roll the Dice

The Rest of Our Life” stands as the debut collaborative masterpiece by renowned American country artists and real-life couple, Tim McGraw and Faith Hill. Released on November 17, 2017, under Arista Nashville, this album signifies McGraw’s fifteenth studio venture and Hill’s seventh, yet holds the unique distinction of being their first joint endeavor. A defining moment for Hill, it marks her return to original studio material after over a twelve-year hiatus. The album’s lead single, “Speak to a Girl,” captured hearts and climbed to number 6 on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart. The title track followed as the second single, continuing the enchanting journey of their shared musical narrative.

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