Album
34 Number Ones
2010Country · Music · Contemporary Country · Urban Cowboy
The neo-trad country king’s crown jewels.
Tracks
- 13:11
- 23:38
- 32:57
- 43:05
- 53:10
- 62:51
- 73:17
- 82:43
- 93:45
- 102:53
- 112:24
- 123:30
- 132:28
- 143:29
- 153:12
- 163:48
- 174:19
- 183:49
- 192:28
- 203:43
- 213:16
- 223:52
- 233:18
- 242:38
- 254:01
- 263:55
- 274:21
- 283:49
- 292:52
- 304:02
- 315:05
- 324:02
- 333:50
- 344:31
- 354:39
- 365:06
- 374:07
About this album
The title alone speaks volumes: You don’t score that many chart-toppers without a world-class gift. This collection shows that Alan Jackson always remained true to his neo-traditional sound; it doesn’t get more old-school than his sizzling leap through Johnny Cash’s “Ring of Fire.” From the honky-tonk heaven of “Don’t Rock the Jukebox” to the tear-jerking “Someday,” that woody voice has delivered many timeless tunes, even while taking a socially relevant turn with the chill-inducing post-9/11 tune “Where Were You (When the World Stopped Turning).”