Here’s the truth about Tracy Byrd and The Truth About Men: "Cutting this whole thing had a real fun feeling to it," says the man from Beaumont, Texas. "We’ve got all these songs, starting with ‘The Truth About Men’ … I wouldn’t call them all party songs, but they’re all fun, they’re all celebrating something."

The title track from Byrd’s third album on RCA (his ninth overall, beginning with his self-titled MCA debut in 1993) is a hit already. Men and women alike have been singing along with the anthem to gender differences when Tracy performs it live. Andy Griggs, Blake Shelton and Montgomery Gentry join him on the hit record. But there’s more fun where that one comes from. Tracy points to "Drinking Bone," "How’d I Wind Up in Jamaica," "Baby Put Your Clothes On," and a rollicking, live version of "Ten Rounds With Jose Cuervo," captured in El Paso, as evidence that he’s back in the good-time niche his fans love best.

"You go back through the years," Tracy says, "with ‘Holdin’ Heaven,’ ‘Lifestyles of the Not So Rich and Famous,’ ‘Watermelon Crawl’ and ‘I’m From the Country’—those kind of songs have always done real well for me."

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