This album was released in 1997, but such a good plate as this is Tim McGraw yet again succeeded! It's hard to believe, but there really is not a single song that does not like in any way moved sweeps, fascinated. The feat opens with a song that still sounds just stunningly good even after countless listening: 'Where the Green Grass Grows'. This is followed by 'For a little while', a more rocking piece which was, inter alia, written by rising star Phil Vassar, and 'It's Your Love', a beautiful duet with Tim's wife Faith Hill. After that, various songs connect, whose effect to brave thoughtfully sad. The title song of the album 'Everywhere' is also one of the best on the album and is rounded off by one of the biggest hits McGraw's, 'Just to see you smile'. Tim McGraw and his successful producer Stroud and Gallimore bring the listener to the conclusion another exhilarating bonus track. The only problem: The whole album is so good that you want to enjoy a lot more of them than merely eleven songs that just run forty-five minutes. Nevertheless Everywhere is really only recommended - especially for beginners, because this album is to blame, that I then decided to go for Country ...
