If you haven't figured it out yet, I am not a fan of it at all. In fact, it just didn't sit right with me. He does not look Country or sing like it for that matter.

However, some may not agree. Here is what The Rolling Stone had to say about it,

Luckily, “Love Is Your Name” turns out to be really good. Tyler didn't write the song — that credit goes to Eric Paslay, who co-wrote Will Hoge's “Even If It Breaks Your Heart” and Love and Theft's “Angel Eyes” before kickstarting his own solo career, and Lindsey Lee, a former backup singer for Miley Cyrus who currently writes for the Nashville-based publishing house Round Hill Music.

But Tyler rips into it like one of his own. While fiddle, lap steel, acoustic guitar and a drum loop kick up some quiet dust in the background, the singer dives into the song's first verse sounding like. . . well, like Steven Tyler, his voice powerful, raw and blissfully free of the Auto-Tune that's become so prevalent in Nashville.

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