Uploaded September 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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“Alan Jackson’s 'A Lot About Livin’ (And a Little ’Bout Love)' is maybe the most straight-ahead album to top the country charts in the modern era. It’s an album that could have come out in 1992, 2002 or 1972, in that it’s built on the pillars of country music: honest songwriting and a kickass band. It’s an album that strips all artifice and is easy to love; you just get the straight dope of Jackson’s life lessons on everything from romantic disappointment to how to get over a fight with your wife. It’s a rare album that delivers on its title — nothing more, nothing less.”
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Package Details:
- 30th Anniversary Edition of Jackson's 6x-Platinum Smash, on Vinyl for the First Time
- Lacquers Cut by Ryan Smith, Sterling Sound; Plated at Welcome to 1979
- Pressed on 180g "Mercury Blue" Vinyl
- Listening Notes by Andrew Winistorfer
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Video by Richard Edens // @richardedens
Vinyl Me, Please is a monthly record subscription for music lovers, by music lovers. There’s no algorithm: just people picking albums they think everyone should own and care about.
Get it here: bit.ly/3QwO2eo
“Alan Jackson’s 'A Lot About Livin’ (And a Little ’Bout Love)' is maybe the most straight-ahead album to top the country charts in the modern era. It’s an album that could have come out in 1992, 2002 or 1972, in that it’s built on the pillars of country music: honest songwriting and a kickass band. It’s an album that strips all artifice and is easy to love; you just get the straight dope of Jackson’s life lessons on everything from romantic disappointment to how to get over a fight with your wife. It’s a rare album that delivers on its title — nothing more, nothing less.”
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Package Details:
- 30th Anniversary Edition of Jackson's 6x-Platinum Smash, on Vinyl for the First Time
- Lacquers Cut by Ryan Smith, Sterling Sound; Plated at Welcome to 1979
- Pressed on 180g "Mercury Blue" Vinyl
- Listening Notes by Andrew Winistorfer
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Video by Richard Edens // @richardedens
Vinyl Me, Please is a monthly record subscription for music lovers, by music lovers. There’s no algorithm: just people picking albums they think everyone should own and care about.
