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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.

Thirty of country music's biggest artists have joined together with record labels, country radio and the Country Music Association for an ambitious new song and video titled "Forever Country," in honor of the 50th annual CMA Awards.

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 are the latest country artists to be inducted into the Music City Walk of Fame.

Tim McGraw’s daughters know the way to a man’s heart. The three young ladies banded together to bake their father a cake celebrating his plethora of recent 2016 CMA Awards nominations.

Watch Kelsea Ballerini cover Tim McGraw's song "Humble and Kind." You won't want to miss it.

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.

Tim McGraw isn't shy about showing off his lady, even 20 years into marriage. While in the car this week, the singer snapped a shot of only wife Faith Hill's legs and posted the photo to Instagram.

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.

Tim McGraw didn't write his new single "How I'll Always Be," but it sure seems like he did. The singer admits the third radio release from his Damn Country Music album paints a picture of his hometown.

Florida Georgia Line chose a song Tim McGraw could have made famous for their collaboration with the legend. "May We All" offers nostalgia over a progressive beat. It's the kind of backward yearning McGraw is repopularizing on his own records.

Tim McGraw took a nasty-looking spill live onstage in front of an audience at a recent gig in Nevada, but the country superstar dealt with it like the world class pro that he is.