My Overall Chart: 1201-1300
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- Chart size: 100 albums.
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[First added to this chart: 02/07/2026]
Year of Release:
1983
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1,395
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[First added to this chart: 02/05/2026]
Year of Release:
1958
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1,317
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[First added to this chart: 01/14/2026]
Year of Release:
2007
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5,579
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[First added to this chart: 01/10/2026]
Year of Release:
2002
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2,856
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2010 – ARISTA NASHVILLE
Produced By KEITH STEGALL
1. Hard Hat And A Hammer
2. Every Now And Then
3. After 17
4. It’s Just That Way
5. Freight Train
6. Taillights Blue
7. I Could Get Used To This Lovin’ Thing
8. Till The End (Feat. Lee Ann Womack)
9. That’s Where I Belong
10. Big Green Eyes
11. True Love Is A Golden Ring
12. The Best Keeps Getting Better
Alan Jackson has been a mainstay of country music since the late eighties, helping to keep Nashville as honest as he can by staying true to his neotraditional roots. Freight Train is album number fourteen for Jackson, falling just short of being his sixth consecutive number one. What you get from Jackson on Freight Train is what you always get. Well played real country music that stays away from the Nashville pop formulas. Jackson wrote just over half of the songs here, and the musicianship is outstanding. His voice is solid and strong and reassuring. This is one of those great country singers that you simply can’t go wrong with, because he releases albums that are always very good. And as a bonus, that train on the cover is pretty darn neat.
The high points here are, as is always the case with Jackson, what you want his albums for. “It’s Just That Way” and “Hard Hat And A Hammer” are not the number one hits he used to have, but they are really fine. Where this album really shines is in the upbeat material. “I Could Get Used To This Lovin’ Thing” has a great bouncy and catchy chorus, while the fiery playing on the title track is worth having the album for alone. And the duet with Lee Ann Womack, “Till The End”, recalls the days of George and Tammy. Alan Jackson’s devotion to the traditional roots of Nashville is more than admirable…it’s something we should be thankful for. Thanks for keeping this brand of country music alive and thriving. Jackson’s albums are all worth at least a listen or two. [First added to this chart: 12/29/2025]
Produced By KEITH STEGALL
1. Hard Hat And A Hammer
2. Every Now And Then
3. After 17
4. It’s Just That Way
5. Freight Train
6. Taillights Blue
7. I Could Get Used To This Lovin’ Thing
8. Till The End (Feat. Lee Ann Womack)
9. That’s Where I Belong
10. Big Green Eyes
11. True Love Is A Golden Ring
12. The Best Keeps Getting Better
Alan Jackson has been a mainstay of country music since the late eighties, helping to keep Nashville as honest as he can by staying true to his neotraditional roots. Freight Train is album number fourteen for Jackson, falling just short of being his sixth consecutive number one. What you get from Jackson on Freight Train is what you always get. Well played real country music that stays away from the Nashville pop formulas. Jackson wrote just over half of the songs here, and the musicianship is outstanding. His voice is solid and strong and reassuring. This is one of those great country singers that you simply can’t go wrong with, because he releases albums that are always very good. And as a bonus, that train on the cover is pretty darn neat.
The high points here are, as is always the case with Jackson, what you want his albums for. “It’s Just That Way” and “Hard Hat And A Hammer” are not the number one hits he used to have, but they are really fine. Where this album really shines is in the upbeat material. “I Could Get Used To This Lovin’ Thing” has a great bouncy and catchy chorus, while the fiery playing on the title track is worth having the album for alone. And the duet with Lee Ann Womack, “Till The End”, recalls the days of George and Tammy. Alan Jackson’s devotion to the traditional roots of Nashville is more than admirable…it’s something we should be thankful for. Thanks for keeping this brand of country music alive and thriving. Jackson’s albums are all worth at least a listen or two. [First added to this chart: 12/29/2025]
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[First added to this chart: 12/01/2025]
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2002 – BLUE NOTE
Produced By JAY NEWLAND, ARIF MARDIN, CRAIG STREET & NORAH JONES
1. Don’t Know Why
2. Seven Years
3. Cold Cold Heart
4. Feelin’ The Same Way
5. Come Away With Me
6. Shoot The Moon
7. Turn Me On
8. Lonestar
9. I’ve Got To See You Again
10. Painter Song
11. One Flight Down
12. Nightingale
13. The Long Day Is Over
14. The Nearness Of You
The term “a breath of fresh air” is what can best describe the arrival of Norah Jones and her debut album from 2002, Come Away With Me. The daughter of the legendary Indian sitar master Ravi Shankar (and the half sister of Anoushka Shankar), Jones moved to America with her mother at a young age, and found her own musical pathway through recordings by Billie Holiday and Bill Evans. Her jazz roots were extended in college, where she majored in jazz piano. Come Away With Me fuses her jazz background with pop and country music, making for an exciting mixture of styles, all brought home by one of the most angelic voices you will ever hear on record. Come Away With Me was a huge success, riding on the massive and gorgeous single “Don’t Know Why”. You knew that mainstream success would be fleeting, as music like this doesn’t hold the attention of the masses for long. But that takes nothing away from the beauty of this album.
Her band (which is excellent) wrote most of the material, but there are also gems like the Hank Williams staple “Cold Cold Heart” (Jones did grow up in Texas), Hoagy Carmichael’s “The Nearness Of You”, and John D. Loudermilk’s “Turn Me On”. Jones wrote three songs herself, including the title track. Come Away With Me is surprisingly mature (Jones was only 23 years old), very sweet, and excellent from beginning to end. Norah Jones will never rock your socks off…she doesn’t rock at all. But she has a unique soulful quality, and her music is positively beautiful. There is not a moment on Come Away With Me that you will ever regret. It’s steady from start to finish, and even though there are a whopping 14 tracks, you’ll want more when it’s over. And even though her albums now come and go with very little public notice, she’s managed to win nine Grammys over the years. This is a gem. One you should definitely have. [First added to this chart: 11/21/2025]
Produced By JAY NEWLAND, ARIF MARDIN, CRAIG STREET & NORAH JONES
1. Don’t Know Why
2. Seven Years
3. Cold Cold Heart
4. Feelin’ The Same Way
5. Come Away With Me
6. Shoot The Moon
7. Turn Me On
8. Lonestar
9. I’ve Got To See You Again
10. Painter Song
11. One Flight Down
12. Nightingale
13. The Long Day Is Over
14. The Nearness Of You
The term “a breath of fresh air” is what can best describe the arrival of Norah Jones and her debut album from 2002, Come Away With Me. The daughter of the legendary Indian sitar master Ravi Shankar (and the half sister of Anoushka Shankar), Jones moved to America with her mother at a young age, and found her own musical pathway through recordings by Billie Holiday and Bill Evans. Her jazz roots were extended in college, where she majored in jazz piano. Come Away With Me fuses her jazz background with pop and country music, making for an exciting mixture of styles, all brought home by one of the most angelic voices you will ever hear on record. Come Away With Me was a huge success, riding on the massive and gorgeous single “Don’t Know Why”. You knew that mainstream success would be fleeting, as music like this doesn’t hold the attention of the masses for long. But that takes nothing away from the beauty of this album.
Her band (which is excellent) wrote most of the material, but there are also gems like the Hank Williams staple “Cold Cold Heart” (Jones did grow up in Texas), Hoagy Carmichael’s “The Nearness Of You”, and John D. Loudermilk’s “Turn Me On”. Jones wrote three songs herself, including the title track. Come Away With Me is surprisingly mature (Jones was only 23 years old), very sweet, and excellent from beginning to end. Norah Jones will never rock your socks off…she doesn’t rock at all. But she has a unique soulful quality, and her music is positively beautiful. There is not a moment on Come Away With Me that you will ever regret. It’s steady from start to finish, and even though there are a whopping 14 tracks, you’ll want more when it’s over. And even though her albums now come and go with very little public notice, she’s managed to win nine Grammys over the years. This is a gem. One you should definitely have. [First added to this chart: 11/21/2025]
Year of Release:
2002
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1,459
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2006-ATLANTIC
Produced By D SARDY
1. L'Espirit D'Escalier
2. Holiday
3. Put your Money Where Your Mouth Is
4. Bring It On Back
5. That's All Lies
6. Hey Kids
7. Kings Horses
8. Shine On
9. Come On Come On
10. Stand Up
11. Rip It Up
12. Skin And Bones
13. Shiny Magazine
14. Eleanor
15. All You Have To Do
The follow up to Jet's excellent debut, Get Born, is the very not excellent Shine On. From the album cover on, the album is mistitled. While Get Born was jumping with songs, this is completely not. There is very little to recommend this, even though on the surface it sounds as good as the debut...but the thing that's missing is noticeable early: songs. "Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is" was the single, and it fell flat...at least in the US. Critical reception said it all: the British press liked it, while one American review contained only a video of a chimpanzee urinating into its own mouth.
Simply stated, Shine On is a disappointment. If it's playing in the background and you're not paying too much attention, it sounds just fine. But just don't listen too closely...that's when its true face come blaring through. This is a true sophomore slump...if you want Jet, go with their debut. This is just not worth it. [First added to this chart: 11/13/2025]
Produced By D SARDY
1. L'Espirit D'Escalier
2. Holiday
3. Put your Money Where Your Mouth Is
4. Bring It On Back
5. That's All Lies
6. Hey Kids
7. Kings Horses
8. Shine On
9. Come On Come On
10. Stand Up
11. Rip It Up
12. Skin And Bones
13. Shiny Magazine
14. Eleanor
15. All You Have To Do
The follow up to Jet's excellent debut, Get Born, is the very not excellent Shine On. From the album cover on, the album is mistitled. While Get Born was jumping with songs, this is completely not. There is very little to recommend this, even though on the surface it sounds as good as the debut...but the thing that's missing is noticeable early: songs. "Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is" was the single, and it fell flat...at least in the US. Critical reception said it all: the British press liked it, while one American review contained only a video of a chimpanzee urinating into its own mouth.
Simply stated, Shine On is a disappointment. If it's playing in the background and you're not paying too much attention, it sounds just fine. But just don't listen too closely...that's when its true face come blaring through. This is a true sophomore slump...if you want Jet, go with their debut. This is just not worth it. [First added to this chart: 11/13/2025]
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1993-REPRISE
Produced By WALTER BECKER
1. Trans-Island Skyway
2. Countermoon
3. Springtime
4. Snowbound
5. Tomorrow's Girls
6. Florida Room
7. On The Dunes
8. Teahouse On The Tracks
If you don't believe that Steely Dan invented adult contemporary, then you need to listen to this. Fagen's 2nd solo album (and his first in 11 years) is a concept album about a man and his futuristic car and their adventures together. Good Lord. Produced by the other half of Steely Dan, Walter Becker, who also plays bass and lead guitar, it is notable as being the beginning of the Dan reunion.
The songs are all unremarkable, and the concept beyond silly. If you're looking for pleasant background noise for a party of people who don't rock but like to think that they do, then this is for you. Otherwise, there's not much of value here. Pleasant sounding but empty, this is what Steely Dan was moving toward when they broke up. Thank God they did. And thank God it took another 11 years for Fagen to try again. [First added to this chart: 10/13/2025]
Produced By WALTER BECKER
1. Trans-Island Skyway
2. Countermoon
3. Springtime
4. Snowbound
5. Tomorrow's Girls
6. Florida Room
7. On The Dunes
8. Teahouse On The Tracks
If you don't believe that Steely Dan invented adult contemporary, then you need to listen to this. Fagen's 2nd solo album (and his first in 11 years) is a concept album about a man and his futuristic car and their adventures together. Good Lord. Produced by the other half of Steely Dan, Walter Becker, who also plays bass and lead guitar, it is notable as being the beginning of the Dan reunion.
The songs are all unremarkable, and the concept beyond silly. If you're looking for pleasant background noise for a party of people who don't rock but like to think that they do, then this is for you. Otherwise, there's not much of value here. Pleasant sounding but empty, this is what Steely Dan was moving toward when they broke up. Thank God they did. And thank God it took another 11 years for Fagen to try again. [First added to this chart: 10/13/2025]
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| 1930s | 0 | 0% | |
| 1940s | 0 | 0% | |
| 1950s | 1 | 1% | |
| 1960s | 1 | 1% | |
| 1970s | 13 | 13% | |
| 1980s | 18 | 18% | |
| 1990s | 35 | 35% | |
| 2000s | 29 | 29% | |
| 2010s | 3 | 3% | |
| 2020s | 0 | 0% |
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| OutKast | 2 | 2% | |
| Queen | 2 | 2% | |
| Kanye West | 2 | 2% | |
| Various Artists | 2 | 2% | |
| Anthrax | 1 | 1% | |
| The Alan Parsons Project | 1 | 1% | |
| Camper Van Beethoven | 1 | 1% | |
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