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CD Details

Released: March 14, 2006
Originally Released: 2004
Label: Collectables Records
Original Album: BMG Special Products 44618 (1991)

Description by OLDIES.com:

A budget-priced 10-track collection of country classics from Alabama. All original recordings.

Tracks:

1.Feels So Right
2.Love In The First Degree
3.Burn Georgia Burn
4.Ride The Train
5.Fantasy
6.Hollywood
7.Old Flame
8.Woman Back Home
9.See The Embers, Feel The Flame
10.I'm Stoned

Product Description:

Alabama: Jeff Cook, Teddy Gentry, Randy Owen (vocals); Mark Herndon.

Additional personnel: Kristin Wilkinson, Joann Cruthirds, Mark Feldman, Solie Fott, Daniel Furth, Larry Lasson, Martha Wiggins (strings).

Recorded at The Music Mill, Nashville, Tennessee.

Producers: Alabama, Larry McBride, Harold Shedd.

Engineers: Harold Shedd, Gene Rice, Jim Cotton.

Arguably the 800-pound gorilla of country prior to the arrival of Garth Brooks and Travis Tritt in the early '90s, Alabama blends Southern rock and radio-friendly pop with traditional country and bluegrass. The group's sophomore release FEELS SO RIGHT is typical of the period in country music when smooth, slick production was beginning to take hold.

A streamlined, pop inflected album, FEELS SO RIGHT is full of hook laden, lyrically unswerving songs about love and heartache. This is Alabama at its best.