Chasin' That Neon Rainbow By Alan Jackson

Legacy's 2012 set The Essential Alan Jackson is a retitled reissue of 2010's 34 Number Ones, containing the same songs in the same sequence but bearing a different title and artwork. Upon its release, three of these cuts -- "Ring ...

Track Listing: Chattahoochee; Gone Country; She's Got the Rhythm; Midnight in Montgomery; Tall, Tall Trees; Chasin' That Neon Rainbow; I'll Try; Don't Rock the Jukebox; Livin' on Love; Summertime Blues; Love's Got a Hold on You; ; Home; Wanted; I ...

The 20-year anniversary of Alan Jackson's first Top Ten hit is the perfect occasion to release a collection like 34 Number Ones, a double-disc set rounding up the great majority of his blockbusters. Technically, the title bends the truth a ...

In 1989, country music honky tonk revivalist Alan Jackson scored his first number one hit with "I'd Love You All Over Again" -- not bad for being only his fifth single. Interestingly enough, it was a ballad, but a hard ...

With era-defining country hits like "Gone Country" and "Don't Rock the Jukebox," Alan Jackson was a fierce standard-bearer for traditional country music when Garth Brooks and Shania Twain were pointing Nashville toward the pop crossover charts. 16 BIGGEST HITS contains ...

The country star's entire career is surveyed in this 20-song collection, which includes "Where Were You (When the World Stopped Turning)," "Pop a Top," and "Don't Rock the Jukebox," as well as his duet with Jimmy Buffet, "It's 5 O'Clock ...

This set packages five of Alan Jackson's albums for Arista Records, including 1989's Here in the Real World, 1991's Don't Rock the Jukebox, 1992's A Lot About Livin' (And a Little `Bout Love), 1994's Who I Am, and 1996's Everything ...

BMG/Sony Records International repackaged and re-released three Alan Jackson LPs on RCA -- Don't Rock the Jukebox, A Lot About Livin' and a Little 'Bout Love, and Here in the Real World -- as a box set. Even though it ...

For most fans, it's inconceivable to have an Alan Jackson hits collection without "Chattahoochee" or "Don't Rock the Jukebox," neither of which are on the budget-line compilation Super Hits. And that, naturally, is a problem for the casual fan, the ...

Legacy's 2012 set The Essential Alan Jackson is a retitled reissue of 2010's 34 Number Ones, containing the same songs in the same sequence but bearing a different title and artwork. Upon its release, three of these cuts -- "Ring ...

With era-defining country hits like "Gone Country" and "Don't Rock the Jukebox," Alan Jackson was a fierce standard-bearer for traditional country music when Garth Brooks and Shania Twain were pointing Nashville toward the pop crossover charts. 16 BIGGEST HITS contains ...

For most fans, it's inconceivable to have an Alan Jackson hits collection without "Chattahoochee" or "Don't Rock the Jukebox," neither of which are on the budget-line compilation Super Hits. And that, naturally, is a problem for the casual fan, the ...

In 1989, country music honky tonk revivalist Alan Jackson scored his first number one hit with "I'd Love You All Over Again" -- not bad for being only his fifth single. Interestingly enough, it was a ballad, but a hard ...

2006 import compilation featuring nine of the best tracks taken from his extensive Sony/BMG back catalog. Includes 'Working Class Hero', 'Chasin The Neon Rainbow', 'Blue Blooded Woman' and more. Sony/BMG.

Track Listing: DISC 1; Don't Rock the Jukebox; That's All I Need to Know; Dallas; Midnight in Montgomery; Love's Got a Hold on You; Someday; Just Playin' Possum; From a Distance; Walkin' the Floor Over Me; Working Class Hero; DISC ...

Track Listing: DISC 1; Don't Rock the Jukebox; That's All I Need to Know; Dallas; Midnight in Montgomery; Love's Got a Hold on You; Someday; Just Playin' Possum; From a Distance; Walkin' the Floor Over Me; Working Class Hero; DISC ...

Track Listing: DISC 1; Chasin' That Neon Rainbow; Here in the Real World; Wanted; Don't Rock the Jukebox; I'd Love You All Over Again; Someday; Dallas; Midninght in Montgomery; Love's Got a Hold on You; She's Got the Rhythm; Tonight ...

Track Listing: Ring Of Fire; Here In The Real World; Wanted; Chasin' That Neon Rainbow; I'D Love You All Over Again; Don't Rock The Jukebox; Someday; Dallas; Midnight In Montgomery; Love's Got A Hold On You; She's Got The Rhythm; ...

Track Listing: Between the Devil and Me; Chasing That Neon Rainbow; Chattahoochie; Drive; Gone Country; Here In The Real World; I'll Go On Loving You; It Must Be Love; It's Alright to Be A Redneck; Little Bitty; Little Man; Livin' ...

Track Listing: Chattahoochee; Gone Country; She's Got the Rhythm; Midnight in Montgomery; Tall, Tall Trees; Chasin' That Neon Rainbow; I'll Try; Don't Rock the Jukebox; Livin' on Love; Summertime Blues; Love's Got a Hold on You; ; Home; Wanted; I ...

In 1989, country music honky tonk revivalist Alan Jackson scored his first number one hit with "I'd Love You All Over Again" -- not bad for being only his fifth single. Interestingly enough, it was a ballad, but a hard ...

Track Listing: Chasin' That Neon Rainbow; ; She's Got The Rhythm; I Don't Even Know Your Name; Blue Blooded Woman; Working Class Hero; That's All I Need To Know; You Can't Give Up On Love; Must've Had A Ball;

For most fans, it's inconceivable to have an Alan Jackson hits collection without "Chattahoochee" or "Don't Rock the Jukebox," neither of which are on the budget-line compilation Super Hits. And that, naturally, is a problem for the casual fan, the ...

Budget 9 track collection with 'Chasin' That Neon Rainbow', '(Who Says) You Can't Have It All', 'I Don't Even Know Your Name', and more

Recorded between June 26, 1989 and May 31, 1995. Includes liner notes by Alan Jackson. With twenty songs (two of them newly recorded) and more than an hour of playing time, THE GREATEST HITS COLLECTION is particularly generous by Nashville standards, ...

Track Listing: Ace Of Hearts; Here In The Real World; Blue Blooded Woman; Wanted; Chasin' That Neon Rainbow; She Don't Get The Blues; I'd Love You All Over Again; Dog River Blues; Home; Short Sweet Ride;

In 1989, country music honky tonk revivalist Alan Jackson scored his first number one hit with "I'd Love You All Over Again" -- not bad for being only his fifth single. Interestingly enough, it was a ballad, but a hard ...

Track Listing: Ace of Hearts; Here In the Real World; Blue Blooded Woman; Wanted; Chasin' That Neon Rainbow; She Don't Get the Blues; I'd Love You All Over Again; Dog River Blues; Home; Short Sweet Ride;