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Music Video for Toby Keith's Final Recording Featuring Luke Combs Released
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Five months after the release of 'DIFFTAPE', which is a tribute album to Joe Diffie, a special video has been unveiled featuring Toby Keith's final studio recording alongside Luke Combs.

AceShowbiz - Five months after the release of 'DIFFTAPE', which is a tribute album to Joe Diffie, a special video has been unveiled featuring Toby Keith's final studio recording alongside Luke Combs.

The official music video for "Ships That Don't Come In" has debuted, offering a glimpse into the studio session where Toby Keith and Luke Combs recorded their duet version of the Joe Diffie classic. This recording marks Keith's final vocal performance before his passing in February 2024.

Luke Combs expressed his admiration for Diffie and Keith, recalling how Diffie presented him with his Grand Ole Opry member award. He said, "Country music misses them greatly, but I hope we're doing justice to continue what they started."

The "DIFFTAPE" album, produced by Joey Moi, includes 17 collaborations featuring Diffie's vocals alongside stars such as Brooks & Dunn, Reba McEntire, Morgan Wallen and Post Malone. It pays homage to Diffie's extensive catalog, which included 12 No. 1 and top-10 country hits.

Toby Keith's passing at age 62 after a battle with stomach cancer left a void in the country music community. The "Ships That Don't Come In" video provides fans with a touching glimpse of his final musical legacy.

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