Light In The Attic: can they do no wrong?

so back in my youth...

the biggest alan jackson album with "chattahoochee" was the blockbuster and in those days, the record stores would often put the artist's prior pre-blockbuster catalog albums on budget price. we were poor, so my mom bought don't rock the jukebox on cassette and we rocked it (er, didn't... you know what i mean). if you like that sort of thing, yeah it's damn good. the title track is a new nasville standard, the ballads are great (esp "midnight in montgomery"), and his voice is just what it's always been: not overbearingly impressive, but strong and familiar. i'm far from a proper fan and i don't know most of his catalog, but i absolutely have fond memories of that album.

I always think this thread is about the Shel Silverstein poetry collection