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| Track Listing 1. Summertime Blues - (live) 2. Livin' on Love - (live) 3. Hole in the Wall 4. Gone Country 5. Who I Am 6. You Can't Give up on Love 7. I Don't Even Know Your Name 8. Song For the Life 9. Thank God For the Radio 10. All American Country Boy 11. Job Description 12. If I Had You 13. Let's Get Back to Me and You
Album Notes Personnel: Alan Jackson (vocals); Brent Mason (acoustic & electric guitars, 6-string bass); Keith Stegall (acoustic guitar, piano); Bruce Watkins (acoustic guitar); Robbie Flint (acoustic slide guitar); Paul Franklin, John Hughey (steel guitar); Stuart Duncan, Larry Franklin (fiddle); Hargus "Pig" Robbins (piano); Roy Huskey, Jr. (acoustic bass); Glenn Worf, John Kelton (bass); Eddie Bayers (drums); John Wesley Ryles (background vocals). Recorded at The Castle, Franklin, Tennessee. "Gone Country" was nominated for 1996 Grammy Awards for Best Male Country Vocal Performance and Best Country Song. Alan Jackson, King Of The Hunky-Tonkers, will not disappoint his fans with WHO I AM. Swathed in traditional guitar pickin', moaning steel and slide guitars and wailing fiddles, Jackson's sumptuous baritone glides smoothly through lyrical and musical territory similar to his previous platinum releases. The Georgia native gets down to business with the first cut, a down-home remake of the Eddie Cochran rock nugget "Summertime Blues." In Jackson's hands, it's another good-ol'boy party anthem in the tradition of his mega-hit "Chattahoochee." Jackson proves to be a clever, straightforward country songwriter, contributing crisp country hits. As usual, themes deal with red necks and blue collars, but this time there is an overriding, articulated desire to be off the road, where, he reveals in "Job Description," "I just sing for the people, count the money and miles back home to you." The musicians are given full reign to show off their skills on tunes that range from plaintive ballads to country rave-ups. But it's a song, "Gone Country," that steals the show. With understated delivery and sly resolve, Jackson non-judgmentally slurs "here he comes," and you know he has nothing to fear from the Jackson wannabes he's acknowledging. Editorial Reviews Rolling Stone (05/13/1999) Entertainment Weekly (07/08/1994) Rolling Stone (05/13/1999) | Find errors in the product description? Submit a catalog update request now. | ||||||||||||||
Reviews  Who I Am - Jackson, Alan I am a great fan of Alan Jackson. The buying price on this was very good, and I couldn't pass it up. It was in beautiful condition. Review ID: 10000000002913302 Was this review helpful? Report this review who i am alan jacksonthis guy is one of the sexiest ,handsome man, and oh what a voice. i absolutely love this singer, and would buy all of his cds. seller very impressive. shipping very timely and i am very happy. thanks Review ID: 10000000002686880 Was this review helpful? Report this review  Alan is Country coolReview created: 07/31/06 by: 0 of 2 people found this review helpful. Alan Jackson is one of the main reasons I became a country music fan. This is a good album by him and includes: 1. Summertime Blues 2. Livin' On Love 3. Hole In The Wall 4. Gone Country 5. Who I Am 6. You Can't Give Up On Love 7. I Don't Even Know Your Name 8. Song For The Life 9. Thank God For The Radio 10. All American Country Boy 11. Job Description 12. If I Had You 13. Let's Get Back To Me And You Review ID: 10000000001455943 Was this review helpful? Report this review |
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