Alan Jackson: Freight Train
Copy at Case Memorial Library
Contents: Hard hat and a hammer — Every now and then — After 17 — It's just that way — Freight train — Tail lights blue — I could get used to this lovin' thing — Till the end (with Lee Ann Womack) — That's where I belong — Big green eyes — True love is agolden ring — The best keeps getting better. Principally composed, in part with others, and performed by Alan Jackson, vocals, guitar ; with accompanying musicians.
"On one of the highlights of his new album, Alan Jackson sings that 'The Best Keeps Getting Better.' While he's referring to a relationship that's 'like a 30-year-old wine,' he could also be crowing about his staying power in Nashville in the face of many younger bucks. Indeed, his last album, 2008's Good Time, went platinum and produced three No. 1 country singles. He won't be derailed on Freight Train, another pleasant journey with Jackson exuding an easygoing confidence. Tunes such as the wistful 'Every Now and Then' play well to his strenghts, displaying the power of keeping it simple" (Chuck Arnold, "Music," People, 4/12/10, p. 49).
Contents: Hard hat and a hammer — Every now and then — After 17 — It's just that way — Freight train — Tail lights blue — I could get used to this lovin' thing — Till the end (with Lee Ann Womack) — That's where I belong — Big green eyes — True love is agolden ring — The best keeps getting better. Principally composed, in part with others, and performed by Alan Jackson, vocals, guitar ; with accompanying musicians.
"On one of the highlights of his new album, Alan Jackson sings that 'The Best Keeps Getting Better.' While he's referring to a relationship that's 'like a 30-year-old wine,' he could also be crowing about his staying power in Nashville in the face of many younger bucks. Indeed, his last album, 2008's Good Time, went platinum and produced three No. 1 country singles. He won't be derailed on Freight Train, another pleasant journey with Jackson exuding an easygoing confidence. Tunes such as the wistful 'Every Now and Then' play well to his strenghts, displaying the power of keeping it simple" (Chuck Arnold, "Music," People, 4/12/10, p. 49).
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