WTF: Tim McGraw's record label does not want his new album to come out

WTF: Tim McGraw’s record label does not want his new album to come out

By | January 3rd, 2012 | 1 Comment »

Really, why would anyone want less McGraw when they could have more McGraw? Full story below.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Tim McGraw’s latest studio album “Emotional Traffic,” which was at the crux of a recent court battle with his record label, is set to be released Jan. 24.

The album features 12 songs including the No. 1 single “Felt Good on My Lips.” McGraw said in a statement from Curb Records that the new album is one of his best he has ever made.

Curb Records had sued McGraw to prevent him from recording or signing with another label until he fulfilled what Curb believed was his obligation for a fifth album. Curb had argued that “Emotional Traffic” was recorded and completed too early. The label said it wanted McGraw’s newest songs.

McGraw won a ruling in November that said he could sign with another label and record new music.

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  • Beachfan1

    Let’s get it straight….Curb is releasing the record and Tim will not see
    one single penny from the sales unless he wins the lawsuit set to go to
    trial in July. I encourage EVERYONE NOT purchase the CD and put any
    more money in Curb’s pocket; they are despicable and unworthy.