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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0755174587023
Label: Bmg Special Product
Manufacturer: Bmg Special Product
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Bmg Special Product
Release Date: July 02, 2001
Studio: Bmg Special Product
Sales Rank: 18148
MPN: 145870
Disc 1:- Don't Rock the Jukebox - Alan Jackson, Jackson, Alan
- That's All I Need to Know
- Dallas
- Midnight in Montgomery
- Love's Got a Hold on You - Alan Jackson, Chamberlain, Carson
- Someday
- Just Playin' Possum
- From a Distance
- Walkin' the Floor Over Me
- Working Class Hero
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Alan Jackson is up there in country heaven with Dont Rock The Jukebox. This is one of his first`s Cd over 15 years old, but still has quality all over, when you compare it with countrymusic nowadays. Why ? It`s the harmony with the voice and music, which melts together, complete in a way. From the first track Dont Rock the Jukebox , to Track 10 Working Class Hero we witness a musical extragavanza with very few wrongsteps qualtiywise. This is "cool" countrymusic, with no screaming,fuzz, and disharmony. Track 4 the ballad Midnight in Montgomery is full of passion, in a very simple and effective way. On Track 5 Love``s got a hold on you, has the right portion of heartbreak in the written "department", and also in the "walkabout" rythm from ... Read More:
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Alan's debut album, Here in the real world, was a hard act to follow but this is certainly impressive. While I slightly prefer Here in the real world, that preference is only marginal. Four of these tracks earned a place on Alan's first hits collection, these being the title track, Dallas, Midnight in Montgomery and Someday. Whether these are the best four tracks here is debatable as every track here is a classic. This is one of those albums - like its predecessor - where choosing what to release as a single must have been a hard but enjoyable job.
The title track was inspired by an event that actually happened, where somebody was leaning on a jukebox and somebody else told him not to rock it. Alan took the phrase and wrote a song in ... Read More:
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'Don't Rock The Jukebox' just may be the best ever. What else can one album accomplish. Alan is an honor to country music. The hits on this cd speaks for its self. The title track is backed with ballads and self-penned songs that pay homage to George Jones(Don't Rock The Jukebox & Just Playin' Possum)and Hank Williams(Midnight In Montgomery),which is an instant classic. This album is a timeless piece that defines country music.
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I have 4 CD's of Alan and i love them. Alans the best country singer ever,and the best looking country singer ever!!!:)
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Alan is just stupendous on this CD. The stuff on this tape just outdoes all of his others (not that his others ain't great), but this is the epitome of all the Alan Jackson CDs and this is a must for ANY kind of country fan.
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