Arts and Entertainment your connection to The Boston Globe  Toby
Keith is still getting booted around  Country singer says labels
don't fit him  Toby Keith would like to be judged not by the
color of his neck but by the content of his catalog. Yet the
country superstar is not optimistic about this prospect.  It has
been five years since Keith's high-profile media slap fight with
the Dixie Chicks in the wake of his song "Courtesy of the Red,
White and Blue (the Angry American)." That's the number that
threatened the 9/11 attackers with a "boot in your ass."  The
46-year-old has released four albums since then that have all
hit number one on the country charts and number one or two on
the Billboard 200, including the recent "Big Dog Daddy." He has
written and sung songs both comic and contemplative about
whiskey, weed, women, and Willie. But Keith finds that in some
quarters his name remains a punch-line euphemism for, as he
says, "war-drum-banging, right-wing redneck."  This is funny to
the lifelong Democrat,