Tim McGraw’s new fragrance, “McGraw” is described as “a woody, spicy fragrance that’s irresistibily masculine”.

Developed with Coty Beauty the new fragrance sells for around $23 and is available at Kohls if you would like to give it a try.

The fragrance comes in a rectangular glass bottle and has a silver cap and a black leather like collar which looks slightly like the brim of McGraw’s cowboy hat.

Here are the top 40 country singles for this week…

01. Taylor Swift – “Should’ve Said No”
02. Keith Urban – “You Look Good In My Shirt”
03. Keith Anderson – “I Still Miss You”
04. Jimmy Wayne – “Do You Believe Me Now”
05. Brad Paisley – “Waitin On A Woman”
06. Brooks & Dunn – “Put A Girl In It”
07. Sugarland – “All I Want To Do”
08. Alan Jackson – “Good Time”
09. George Strait – “Troubador”
10. Darius Rucker – “Don’t Think I Don’t Think About It”
11. Toby Keith – “She Never Cried In Front Of Me”
12. The Lost Trailers – “Holler Back”
13. Kenny Chesney – “Everybody Wants To Go To Heaven”
14. Kid Rock – “All Summer Long”
15. Carrie Underwood – “Just A Dream”
16. Rascal Flatts – “Bob That Head” Rascal Flatts
17. Luke Bryan – “Country Man”
18. Heidi Newfield – “Johnny & June”
19. Jessica Simpson – “Come On Over”
20. Chuck Wicks – “All I Ever Wanted”
21. Crystal Shawanda – “You Can’t Let Go”
22. Jason Aldean – “Relentless”
23. Bucky Covington – “I’ll Walk”
24. Craig Morgan – “Love Remembers”
25. Jamey Johnson – “In Color”
26. Tim McGraw – “Let It Go”
27. Lady Antebellum – “Lookin’ For A Good Time”
28. Kellie Pickler – “Don’t You Know You’re Beautiful”
29. Ashton Shepherd – “Sounds So Good”
30. Zac Brown Band – “Chicken Fried”
31. Pat Green – “Let Me”
32. Randy Houser – “Anything Goes”
33. Adam Gregory – “Crazy Days”
34. Montgomery Gentry – “Roll With Me”
35. Billy Currington – “Don’t”
36. Trace Adkins – “Muddy Water”
37. Chris Young – “Voices”
38. Little Big Town – “Fine Line”
39. Jewel – “I Do”
40. Phil Vassar – “I Will”

The chart is based on the American Country Countdown with Kix Brooks.

Jessica Simpson and Toby Keith are among those to be featured in an upcoming ABC special called “America United: In Support of Our Troops”.

The two hour special to be aired on September 7th will also feature Clint Black and Joe Nichols.

There will also be appearances from other stars like Snoop Dogg, Pam Anderson, Janet Jackson, ZZ Top, Kathy Griffin, D.L. Hughley, Girls Next Door, Ne-Yo, Ali Landry, Carlos Mencia, Shawne Merriman, Jordin Sparks, Sam Moore and Charlie Wilson from the Gap Band.

Kix Brooks has spoken out about Barack Obama’s use of the Brooks & Dunn song “Only in America” in the closing of his acceptance speech last night in Denver.

Brooks said that he was flattered by Obama’s use of the song but he also found it ironic.

Ironic due to the fact that the song has been used in a political context previously for George W. Bush as his campaign song during the 2004 re-election.

In a statement issued by Brooks this morning he said, “Seems ironic that the same song Bush used at the Republican Convention last election would be used by Obama and the Democrats now. ­Very flattering to know our song crossed parties and potentially inspires all Americans”.

Billy Currington is set to release his third album “Little Bit of Everything” on October 14th. Currington was signed to Mercury Nashville Records in 2003.

His 2003 debut album “Billy Currington” and 2005 album “Doin’ Somethin’ Right” produced five singles on the Billboard Hot Country chart including the number one hits “Good Directions” and “Must Be Doin’ Somethin’ Right”.

Currington has co-produced the third album with Carson Chamberlain and he also co-wrote five of the 12 songs.

So how did Currington arrive at the album name “Little Bit of Everything”…

“People kept asking what kind of music they’d hear on this next album, whether it was going to be R&B, pop, country or rock, and I seemed to keep saying the same thing,” said Currington. “It’s going to be a little bit of everything, I guess”.