Where Have You Gone is Jackson's first new studio album since Angels and Alcohol in 2015. Jackson wrote 15 of the songs on the album. It was produced by Keith Stegall,[6] who has produced all but one of his studio albums. Many of the studio musicians are ones who have played on his previous albums, including guitarist J. T. Corenflos, fiddler Stuart Duncan, drummer Eddie Bayers, and steel guitarist Paul Franklin. Three songs were released in advance: "The Older I Get" was a single in 2017 prior to the album's release. Also released were the title track, in which Jackson comments on the contemporary state of the country music genre, and "You'll Always Be My Baby", a song that he wrote with the intention of having listeners play at weddings. Also included on the album is a cover of the Lefty Frizzell-Sanger D. Shafer composition "That's the Way Love Goes", which has been a hit single for both Johnny Rodriguez and Merle Haggard.[7]
Critical receptionedit
Rating it 4 out of 5 stars, Stephen Thomas Erlewine of AllMusic wrote that "Jackson knows himself so well as a singer and songwriter that he doesn't shy from his strengths, he writes songs to showcase his smooth, supple voice and love of old-fashioned country. The simplicity of his goals means Where Have You Gone might seem a bit modest even at its oversized length, but that's also its charm."[8]
Track listingedit
All songs written by Alan Jackson, except where noted.
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January 01, 1970
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Where Have You Gone is the twenty first studio album by American country artist Alan Jackson released on May 14 2021 through ACR EMI Where Have You GoneStudio album by Alan JacksonReleasedMay 14 2021 2021 05 14 GenreCountry 1 2 Length82 52LabelACR EMI NashvilleProducerKeith StegallAlan Jackson chronologyAngels and Alcohol 2015 Where Have You Gone 2021 Singles from Where Have You Gone The Older I Get Released October 2017 3 Where Have You Gone Released April 2021 You ll Always Be My Baby Released August 16 2021 4 5 Contents 1 Content 2 Critical reception 3 Track listing 4 Personnel 5 Charts 5 1 Weekly charts 5 2 Year end charts 6 ReferencesContent editWhere Have You Gone is Jackson s first new studio album since Angels and Alcohol in 2015 Jackson wrote 15 of the songs on the album It was produced by Keith Stegall 6 who has produced all but one of his studio albums Many of the studio musicians are ones who have played on his previous albums including guitarist J T Corenflos fiddler Stuart Duncan drummer Eddie Bayers and steel guitarist Paul Franklin Three songs were released in advance The Older I Get was a single in 2017 prior to the album s release Also released were the title track in which Jackson comments on the contemporary state of the country music genre and You ll Always Be My Baby a song that he wrote with the intention of having listeners play at weddings Also included on the album is a cover of the Lefty Frizzell Sanger D Shafer composition That s the Way Love Goes which has been a hit single for both Johnny Rodriguez and Merle Haggard 7 Critical reception editRating it 4 out of 5 stars Stephen Thomas Erlewine of AllMusic wrote that Jackson knows himself so well as a singer and songwriter that he doesn t shy from his strengths he writes songs to showcase his smooth supple voice and love of old fashioned country The simplicity of his goals means Where Have You Gone might seem a bit modest even at its oversized length but that s also its charm 8 Track listing editAll songs written by Alan Jackson except where noted Where Have You Gone 4 47 Wishful Drinkin 3 50 I Can Be That Something 4 40 Where the Cottonwood Grows 3 01 Way Down in My Whiskey 3 56 Things That Matter Keith Stegall Michael White 3 42 Livin on Empty 4 31 You ll Always Be My Baby Written For Daughters Weddings 3 46 Where Her Heart Has Always Been 3 27 The Boot Adam Wright 3 24 Back 5 13 Write It in Red 4 15 So Late So Soon Scotty Emerick Daniel Tashian Sarah Buxton 3 46 This Heart of Mine Wright 3 18 A Man Who Never Cries 4 55 Chain 3 06 I Was Tequila 5 10 I Do Written For Daughters Weddings 2 51 Beer 10 4 18 The Older I Get Hailey Whitters Wright Sarah Turner 3 49Personnel editAdapted from liner notes 9 Roy Agee trombone gang vocals track 20 Eddie Bayers drums Vinnie Ciesielski trumpet gang vocals track 20 J T Corenflos electric guitar Stuart Duncan fiddle mandolin Robbie Flint Dobro Paul Franklin steel guitar Brad Guin saxophone gang vocals track 20 Tania Hancheroff background vocals gang vocals track 20 Travis Humbert gang vocals track 20 John Kelton bass guitar gang vocals track 20 Brent Mason acoustic guitar electric guitar gut string guitar Rob McNelley electric guitar Alecia Nugent background vocals Dave Pomeroy bass guitar Gary Prim Hammond B 3 organ keyboards piano Wurlitzer electric piano John Wesley Ryles background vocals gang vocals track 20 Scotty Sanders Dobro steel guitar Sammy Shelor banjo Keith Stegall gut string guitar Hammond B 3 organ hand drums piano gang vocals track 20 Bruce Watkins acoustic guitar Glenn Worf bass guitarCharts editWeekly charts edit Weekly chart performance for Where Have You Gone Chart 2021 Peakposition Australian Albums ARIA 10 14 Austrian Albums O3 Austria 11 68 Belgian Albums Ultratop Flanders 12 70 Canadian Albums Billboard 13 33 German Albums Offizielle Top 100 14 44 Scottish Albums OCC 15 19 Swiss Albums Schweizer Hitparade 16 16 UK Country Albums OCC 17 1 US Billboard 200 18 9 US Top Country Albums Billboard 19 2 Year end charts edit Year end chart performance for Where Have You Gone Chart 2021 Position Australian Country Albums ARIA 20 15 US Top Country Albums Billboard 21 78References edit Review Where Have You Gone the new album from Alan Jackson May 13 2021 Where Have You Gone Alan Jackson Songs Reviews Credits AllMusic AllMusic Hear Alan Jackson s Tender New Song The Older I Get Rolling Stone October 20 2017 Retrieved July 28 2021 Alan Jackson Talks Coming Out of Semi Retirement for Where Have You Gone First Album in 6 Years Billboard Retrieved July 28 2021 Future Releases All Access Retrieved July 28 2021 Alan Jackson s New Album Where Have You Gone Available May 14th The Country Daily April 5 2021 Retrieved May 15 2021 Deborah Evans Price May 13 2021 Alan Jackson Talks Coming Out of Semi Retirement for Where Have You Gone First Album in 6 Years Billboard Retrieved May 15 2021 Where Have You Gone review AllMusic Retrieved May 15 2021 Where Have You Gone CD booklet Alan 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