Alan Jackson
Drive
Albüm · Country · 2002 · Arista Nashville
Drive, released early in 2002, is best known for "Where Were You (When the World Stopped Turning)," Alan Jackson’s poignant, compassionate portrait of post-9/11 America that sought comfort during a time of immense tragedy and confusion. The album also packs old-school honky-tonk tunes like the sassy "Work In Progress," as well as a fiddle-fortified George Strait duet in "Designated Drinker," and the nostalgic title track, which illustrates Jackson's knack for capturing quintessential snapshots of American family life.
Drive
Alan Jackson
Drive, released early in 2002, is best known for "Where Were You (When the World Stopped Turning)," Alan Jackson’s poignant, compassionate portrait of post-9/11 America that sought comfort during a time of immense tragedy and confusion. The album also packs old-school honky-tonk tunes like the sassy "Work In Progress," as well as a fiddle-fortified George Strait duet in "Designated Drinker," and the nostalgic title track, which illustrates Jackson's knack for capturing quintessential snapshots of American family life.
