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RCA/Legacy's 2005 double-disc release Essential Alabama should not be confused with RCA's 1998 single-disc release The Essential Alabama, which may have had the same title but boasted a different track listing. However, the 2005 Essential Alabama should be confused with ...

Hux's 2012 two-fer pairs Alabama's first two albums: 1980's My Home's in Alabama and its 1981 successor, Feels So Right. Both are clean, assured articulations of Alabama's streamlined outlaw country-rock, a variation where the hooks are bigger and poppier than ...

Both wildly popular and remarkably influential, Alabama not only racked up dozens of hits, it set the standard for actual country "groups" (as opposed to individual performers or duos with backing bands), leading the way for acts such as Shenandoah ...

Essentially the Beatles of contemporary country, Alabama spent the last two decades of the 20th century as the most popular country band ever. The fact that they were the first self-contained country group to achieve that level of success meant ...

This is the album that introduced Alabama as one of the biggest hitmaking country/pop bands of the '80s. While the disc contains what was termed "country-rock" at the time, this is nothing like Lynyrd Skynyrd or even Hank Williams, Jr. ...

Alabama: Jeff Cook (vocals, guitar, keyboards); Randy Owen (vocals, guitar); Teddy Gentry (vocals, bass); Mark Herndon (vocals, drums). Additional personnel: Joe "Dixie" Fuller (percussion).

Photographers: Peter Nash ; Norman Seeff; Gary Gershoff; Peter Nash.

This reissue from Sony features a pair of LPs by Alabama, Super Hits and Super Hits II, originally issued in 1996 and 1998. Highlights among the 20 tracks include "There's No Way," "Forty Hour Week (For a Livin')" and "Feels ...

With an impressive run of hits in the '80s -- thanks to a country sound washed in a sleek, pop sheen and with enough rock dynamics to put it all over -- Alabama built an early template for how to ...

Sony's Setlist series isn't a standard budget-line compilation: these discs bypass hits in favor of live tracks cut throughout the years, mixing up highlights from classic live albums with a handful of rarities, including some unreleased cuts. In the case ...

This is a repackaged and re-released set containing three Alabama albums from the early '80s: My Home's in Alabama, Feels So Right, and Mountain Music. It's not a bad way to acquire these albums if you don't already own them, ...

Digitally remastered by Glenn Meadows (Masterfonics, Nashville, Tennessee). Alabama changed the course of pop music history. Their mixture of Southern rock, country, and gospel gave them a distinct sound that, even today, remains inimitable. SUPER HITS documents the songs that Alabama ...

This single-disc collection features several of Alabama's hits released on RCA. Among the 15 tracks are the original versions of "Love in the First Degree," "Mountain Music," "My Home's in Alabama," "The Closer You Get," and "Southern Star." ~ Al Campbell

Sony Legacy's Alabama: Double Play includes the Grammy-winning country band's 2008 Playlist collection, which collects 14 of their biggest hits, as well as a DVD of the group's 2003 Farewell tour. ~ James Christopher Monger

In the early '80s, Alabama broke the country music mold, blending Southern rock and radio friendly pop with traditional country, gospel, and bluegrass. GREATEST HITS documents the music Alabama made in their prime and includes, as one would expect, their ...

Digitally remastered by Benny Quinn (Masterfonics, Inc., Nashville, Tennessee). Alabama is an anomaly, defying norms in country music, which is usually dominated by individual singers, not bands. However, perhaps it is Alabama's musical output itself that sets the band apart. Combining ...

Digitally remastered by Glenn Meadows (Masterfonics, Nashville, Tennessee). Alabama changed the course of pop music history. Their mixture of Southern rock, country, and gospel gave them a distinct sound that, even today, remains inimitable. SUPER HITS documents the songs that Alabama ...

This release is a three-disc Australia-only compilation of Alabama's greatest hits. It includes all of the superstar country act's biggest hits, as well as most of their notable album cuts. It may lack some of the sound quality of RCA's ...

Recorded between 1980 & 2000. Includes liner notes by Rich Kienzle. Producers include: Harold Shedd, Alabama, Josh Leo, Larry Michael Lee, Barry Beckett. Compilation producers: Rob Santos, Gretchen Brennison. Liner Note Author: Rich Kienzle. Photographer: Peter Nash .

In the early '80s, Alabama broke the country music mold, blending Southern rock and radio friendly pop with traditional country and bluegrass. COUNTRY SIDE OF LIFE is a thoughtful compilation that highlights the band in its 1980's prime. Unabashedly commercial and ...

Photographers: Señor McGurire; Señor McGuire. Personnel: Jeff Cook (electric guitar, keyboards); Randy Owen (electric guitar); Costo Davis (keyboards); Mark Herndon (drums). Audio Mixers: Benny Quinn; Jim Cotton ; Joe Scaife; Milan Bogdan; Paul Goldberg.

Import-only compilation featuring 12 of the best tracks taken from this Country band's extensive Sony/BMG catalog. Includes 'Mountain Music', 'Down Home', 'Southern Star', 'My Home's In Alabama' and more. Sony/BMG. 2006.

Track Listing: My Home's In Alabama; Hanging Up My Travelin' Shoes; Why Lady Why; Getting Over You; I Wanna Come Over; Tennessee River; Some Other Place, Some Other Time; Can't Forget About You; Get It While It's Hot; Keep On Dreamin';

Track Listing: Can't Keep a Good Man Down; Tennessee River; Take Me Down; Love In the First Degree; Red River; Dixieland Delight; Lady Down On Love; If You're Gonna Play In Texas; Fireworks; When We Make Love/There's No Way; Gonna ...

Track Listing: Tennessee River; Why Lady Why; Mountain Music; Close Enough To Perfect; Take Me Down; Feels So Right; My Home's In Alabama; Lady Down On Love; Love In The First Degree; When We Make Love/There's No Way; She And I; Roll On;