Alan Jackson Don't Rock the Jukebox LP

Alan Jackson

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LEGLP44471

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Description

1991 Studio Album on Vinyl LP!

Don't Rock the Jukebox is the second studio album from country music superstar Alan Jackson. It was released on May 14, 1991 and produced three Number One singles on the Hot Country Songs charts — "Someday," "Dallas," and "Love's Got a Hold On You."

Jackson's voice is in the groove, down there with Jones and Haggard, tougher than Travis, leaner than Strait, and almost as hillbilly as Yoakam. This is a great record that stands the test of time.
-Thom Jurek, AllMusic, 4.5/5

Features

Vinyl LP

Selections

Side One:

Don't Rock the Jukebox
That's All I Need to Know
Dallas
Midnight in Montgomery
Walkin' the Floor Over Me

Side Two:

Love's Got a Hold on You
Someday
Just Playin' Possum
From a Distance
Working Class Hero