Alan Jackson

== Info ==
Country musician from Georgia. His debut album Here in the Real World went double platinum. Don't Rock the Jukebox went four times platinum. A Lot About Livin' (and A Lot About Love) went six times platinum. Who I Am also went quadruple platinum. Everything I Love went triple platinum. High Mileage went platinum. Under the Influence went platinum. When Somebody Loves You went platinum. Drive went quadruple platinum. What I Do went platinum. Like Red on a Rose went gold. Good Time went platinum. The Greatest Hits Collection went six times platinum. Greatest Hits Volume II went quadruple platinum. 34 Number Ones went gold. Gospel album Precious Memories went platinum. Video album Here in the Real World went gold. Livin', Lovin, and Rockin' That Jukebox went platinum. The Greatest Hits Video Collection went platinum. Greatest Hits Volume II, disc I went platinum. Disc 2 went gold. His song Mercury Blues is about how much he wants to buy a Mercury. It was rewritten into Ford Truck Blues later on. Christmas album Honky Tonk Christmas went platinum. Let it Be Christmas went gold. Dominated the country charts in the nineties, with almost all his singles making it to the top ten. His success continued past the turn of the millennium and remains even to this day.
== Genres ==
Country
Southern Rock
Category:Country
Category:Southern Rock
Category:Nineties
Category:Country Rock