Artist	Song
Alan Jackson	Where I Come From
from When Somebody Loves You (2000)
Alan Jackson	Remember When
from Greatest Hits, Vol. 2 (2003)
Alan Jackson	Gone Country
from Who I Am (1994)
Alan Jackson	Chattahoochee
from A Lot About Livin' (And a Little 'Bout Love) (1992)
Alan Jackson	Good Time
from Good Time (2008)
Alan Jackson	It's Just That Way
from Freight Train (2010)
Alan Jackson	Livin' On Love
from Who I Am (1994)
Alan Jackson	It's Five O' Clock Somewhere
from Greatest Hits, Vol. 2 (2003)
Alan Jackson	Little Bitty
from Everything I Love (1996)
Alan Jackson	Drive (For Daddy Gene)
from Drive (2002)
Alan Jackson	Country Boy
from Good Time (2008)
Alan Jackson	Tall, Tall Trees
from Alan Jackson: The Greatest Hits Collection (1995)
Alan Jackson	Who's Cheatin' Who
from Everything I Love (1996)
Alan Jackson	Small Town Southern Man
from Good Time (2008)
Alan Jackson	Where Were You (When the World Stopped Turning)
from Drive (2002)
Alan Jackson	Summertime Blues
from Who I Am (1994)
Alan Jackson, Keith Stegall & Roger Murrah	Don't Rock the Jukebox
from Don't Rock the Jukebox (2007)
Alan Jackson	Long Way to Go
from Long Way to Go - Single (2011)
Alan Jackson	Hard Hat and a Hammer
from Freight Train (2010)
Alan Jackson	Sissy's Song
from Good Time (2008)
Alan Jackson	Mercury Blues
from A Lot About Livin' (And a Little 'Bout Love) (1992)
Alan Jackson	It Must Be Love
from Under the Influence (1999)
Alan Jackson	Chasin' That Neon Rainbow
from Here In the Real World (1990)
Alan Jackson	I Don't Even Know Your Name
from Who I Am (1994)
Zac Brown Band	As She's Walking Away (feat. Alan Jackson)
from You Get What You Give (Deluxe Version) (2010)
Alan Jackson & Don Sampson	Midnight In Montgomery
from Don't Rock the Jukebox (2007)
Alan Jackson	Ring of Fire
from 34 Number Ones (2010)
Alan Jackson	A Woman's Love
from Like Red On a Rose (2006)
Alan Jackson	She's Got the Rhythm (And I Got the Blues)
from A Lot About Livin' (And a Little 'Bout Love) (1992)
Alan Jackson	Wanted
from Here In the Real World (1990)
Alan Jackson	I'll Try
from Alan Jackson: The Greatest Hits Collection (1995)
Alan Jackson	Little Man
from High Mileage (1998)
Alan Jackson, Carson Chamberlain & Keith Stegall	Love's Got a Hold On You
from Don't Rock the Jukebox (2007)
Alan Jackson	Here In the Real World
from Here In the Real World (1990)
Alan Jackson	That'd Be Alright
from Drive (2002)
Alan Jackson	The Talkin' Song Repair Blues
from What I Do (2004)
Alan Jackson & Keith Stegall	Dallas
from Don't Rock the Jukebox (2007)
Alan Jackson	Gone Crazy
from High Mileage (1998)
Alan Jackson	Pop a Top
from Under the Influence (1999)
Alan Jackson	I'd Love You All Over Again
from Here In the Real World (1990)
George Strait	Murder on Music Row
from Latest Greatest Straitest Hits (2000)
Alan Jackson	Work In Progress
from Drive (2002)
Alan Jackson	I'll Go On Loving You
from High Mileage (1998)
Alan Jackson	When Somebody Loves You
from When Somebody Loves You (2000)
Alan Jackson	Home
from Here In the Real World (1990)
Alan Jackson & Jim McBride	Someday
from Don't Rock the Jukebox (2007)
Alan Jackson	Song for the Life
from Who I Am (1994)
Alan Jackson	I Still Like Bologna
from Good Time (2008)
Alan Jackson	Right On the Money
from High Mileage (1998)
Alan Jackson	Monday Morning Church
from What I Do (2004)
Alan Jackson	Like Red On a Rose
from Like Red On a Rose (2006)
Alan Jackson	I Only Want You for Christmas
from Honky Tonk Christmas (1993)
Alan Jackson	(Who Says) You Can't Have It All
from A Lot About Livin' (And a Little 'Bout Love) (1992)
Alan Jackson	There Goes
from Everything I Love (1996)
Alan Jackson	Till the End (with Lee Ann Womack)
from Freight Train (2010)
Alan Jackson	I Don't Need the Booze (To Get a Buzz On)
from A Lot About Livin' (And a Little 'Bout Love) (1992)
Alan Jackson & George Strait	Designated Drinker
from Drive (2002)
Alan Jackson	USA Today
from What I Do (2004)
Alan Jackson	www.memory
from When Somebody Loves You (2000)
Alan Jackson	The Blues Man
from Under the Influence (1999)
Alan Jackson	Everything I Love
from Everything I Love (1996)
Alan Jackson	Tonight I Climbed the Wall
from A Lot About Livin' (And a Little 'Bout Love) (1992)
Alan Jackson	Too Much of a Good Thing
from What I Do (2004)
Alan Jackson & Keith Whitley	There's a New Kid In Town
from Honky Tonk Christmas (1993)
Alan Jackson	Blue Blooded Woman
from Here In the Real World (1990)
George Jones & Alan Jackson	A Good Year for the Roses
from Bradley Barn Sessions (2005)
Alan Jackson	Three Minute Positive Not Too Country Up-Tempo Love Song
from When Somebody Loves You (2000)
Alan Jackson	Farewell Party
from Under the Influence (1999)
Alan Jackson	Between the Devil and Me
from Everything I Love (1996)
Alan Jackson & Jimmy Buffett	Margaritaville
from Under the Influence (1999)
Alan Jackson	It's Alright to Be a Redneck
from When Somebody Loves You (2000)
Alan Jackson	After 17
from Freight Train (2010)
Alan Jackson	Good Imitation of the Blues
from Like Red On a Rose (2006)
Alan Jackson, Clint Black, Garth Brooks, George Jones, Joe Diffie, Mark Chesnutt, Pam Tillis, Patty Loveless, T. Graham Brown, Travis Tritt & Vince Gill	I Don't Need Your Rockin' Chair
from The George Jones Collection (1999)
Alan Jackson	Just Put a Ribbon in Your Hair
from A Very Special Acoustic Christmas (2003)

Comment:

In the early ’90s, a new wave of artists gave Nashville a facelift, but not many of them rose to the top by channeling the spirit of classic country. In an era where style was too often placed before substance, Alan Jackson proved that songs about hard drinkin’, hard workin’, and hard lovin’ were the heart of country music. Let’s put it this way: when he sang “Where I Come From,” he wasn’t just talking about Newnan, Georgia. But no matter how much old-school honky-tonk he poured into his pitcher of hits, he always managed to be a man of the moment. That’s how he stacked up enough multiplatinum albums and #1 singles to make the careers of a dozen singers, keeping his cred all the while. It isn’t easy singling out the must-have moments of a catalog that’s practically nothing but highlights, but we’ve whittled it down to 75 reasons why the two sweetest words anyone in ’90s Nashville ever heard were Alan Jackson.

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