Alan Jackson – Good Time

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Artist: Alan Jackson

Title: Good Time

Year: 2008

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Tracklist

  • 1. Good Time (5:06)
  • 2. Small Town Southern Man (4:40)
  • 3. I Wish I Could Back Up (5:05)
  • 4. Country Boy (4:06)
  • 5. Right Where I Want You (3:51)
  • 6. 1976 (4:09)
  • 7. When The Love Factor's High (4:18)
  • 8. Long Long Way (4:08)
  • 9. Sissy's Song (3:02)
  • 10. I Still Like Bologna (4:39)
  • 11. Never Loved Before (with Martina McBride) (3:32)
  • 12. Nothing Left To Do (4:44)
  • 13. Listen To Your Senses (3:09)
  • 14. This Time (4:34)
  • 15. Laid Back 'n Low Key - Cay (2:51)
  • 16. If You Want To Make Me Happy (4:20)
  • 17. If Jesus Walked The World Today (4:57)

Review

Alan Jackson's 'Good Time' is a treasure trove of country music goodness that'll have you two-steppin' and toe-tappin' from start to finish. Released in 2008, this album is chock-full of Jackson's own handiwork - every single one of the 17 tracks sprang from his pen. It's like he opened up his heart and poured it straight onto the record, giving us a glimpse into the soul of a true country boy.

Now, let me tell you, this album is as country as cornbread and just as satisfying. Jackson's got a way of spinning yarns that'll transport you straight to a small Southern town, sittin' on a porch swing with a glass of sweet tea in hand. The title track 'Good Time' along with 'Small Town Southern Man' and 'Country Boy' all shot to the top of the charts faster than a jackrabbit on a hot day. And why wouldn't they? They're catchier than kudzu and just as Southern.

But it ain't all boot-scootin' boogie. Jackson shows his softer side with 'Sissy's Song', a touching tribute that'll tug at your heartstrings. And let's not forget the duet with Martina McBride on 'Never Loved Before' - their voices blend together smoother than butter on a hot biscuit. Produced by Keith Stegall, this album's got that authentic twang that'll make any country music lover's heart sing. It's no wonder 'Good Time' debuted at number one and went Platinum - it's pure country gold, y'all. - Maggie

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