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Track Listings
| 1. Little Bitty |
| 2. Everything I Love |
| 3. Who's Cheatin' Who |
| 4. There Goes |
| 5. I'll Go On Loving You |
| 6. Right On The Money |
| 7. Gone Crazy |
| 8. Little Man |
| 9. Pop A Top |
| 10. The Blues Man |
| 11. It Must Be Love |
| 12. www.memory |
| 13. When Somebody Loves You |
| 14. Where I Come From |
| 15. Where Were You (When The World Stopped Turning) |
| 16. Drive (For Daddy Gene) |
| 17. It's Five O' Clock Somewhere (Alan Jackson and Jimmy Buffett) |
| 18. Remember When |
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The songs:
"I'll Go On Loving You" is one of the most beautiful songs I've ever heard. Written by Kieran Kane (once of the short-lived but brilliant duo The O'Kanes in the late '80s), the words and melody are superb, and Alan sings it with the tender soul of a poet.
"The Blues Man" is so lovely, so mellow; written by Hank Williams Jr., it has a simplicity that goes right to the heart.
Jackson wrote nine of the songs in this collection. He has a sharp wit and honesty with his lyrics, and a great melodic sense; some of my favorites are:
"Where Were You (When the World Stopped Turning)" is Alan's tribute to 9/11, and is a song that spoke words that were on our minds, and helped us heal.
"Drive" is one Alan wrote for his father Gene, and it tells a wonderful generational story.
"Remember When" is about Alan's thoughts on marriage, and is an exquisitely romantic, heartfelt finish for this marvelous album.
This CD of super hits was just declared Triple Platinum, and Jackson has recently become ACM's Most-Nominated artist...he's won over 80 major awards, and one listen to this fabulous recording shows why; as songwriter, singer, performer and musician, few in the history of country music are in the same league as Alan Jackson. He's a legend, and one of my favorite artists in any genre. The booklet insert includes all the lyrics, and total playing time is 70'29.
And I love this whole cd--some beautiful songs on here--some lovely backings--a great voice---I am just off to check out another Alan Jackson cd.
Garth Brooks its icon. Like many other Country music lovers I didn't
go for it and kept on preferring the good old country heroes like
Don Williams, Gene Watson, Merle Haggard, Johnny Duncan, George Jones
and so many other great performers. It was quiet, melodic honky tonk-
like stuff. Very few artists from the 90's drew my attention and I
never decided to buy CD's from that decade until I tried out with
Vince Gill first and with Alan Jackson right now. Some songs do have
that ninety sound I don't like but I have to admit that there are some
exceptional beautiful ballads written by Alan that are about the best
I have ever listened to: Remember When, I'll go on loving you, Where were
you on 9/11 and the latin flavored It's 5 0'clock somewhere are worth
buying this compilation of greatest hits.
The words are brilliant and anyone who toils away all week taking hassle... Read more
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