Alan Jackson - The Greatest Hits Collection FLAC

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• Accordion – Jo-El Sonnier
• Acoustic Bass, Electric Bass – Roy Huskey Jr.
• Acoustic Guitar – Bruce Watkins, Jimmy Capps
• Bass [6-string] – Harold Bradley
• Drum Programming, Sequenced By, Recorded By, Mixed By, Recorded By [Additional] – John Kelton
• Drums – Bruce Rutherford, Eddie Bayers
• Edited By – Ronnie Thomas
• Electric Bass – Dave Pomeroy, Glenn Worf, Larry Paxton, Michael Rhodes, Roger Wills
• Electric Guitar – Steve Gibson
• Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Bass [6-string] – Brent Mason
• Engineer [Assistant] – Aaron Swihart, Bill Heath, Carry Summers, Clark Hook, Dave Sinko, Greg Parker, Hans Akeselen, Jeff Coppage, Jeff Giedt, John David Parker, John York, Mark Nevers, Paul Cochrane, Paula Montondo, Steve Bishir, Steve Lowery
• Fiddle – Larry Franklin, Mark McClurg, Rob Hajacos, Stuart Duncan
• Mastered By – Hank Williams
• Piano – Hargus Robbins
• Producer, Acoustic Guitar, Piano, Vocals – Keith Stegall
• Producer, Recorded By, Mixed By, Recorded By [Additional] – Scott Hendricks
• Recorded By – Bill Deaton, Gary Laney
• Recorded By [Additional] – JB
• Recorded By [Additional], Engineer [Assistant] – Gary Paczosa
• Recorded By, Recorded By [Additional] – Chris Hammond
• Steel Guitar – Paul Franklin, Weldon Myrick
• Steel Guitar, Acoustic Guitar [Slide] – Robbie Flint
• Vocals – Alan Jackson , Bruce Rutherford, Denny Henson, John Wesley Ryles

• Accordion – Jo-El Sonnier
• Acoustic Bass, Electric Bass – Roy Huskey Jr.
• Acoustic Guitar – Bruce Watkins, Jimmy Capps
• Bass [6-string] – Harold Bradley
• Drum Programming, Sequenced By, Recorded By, Mixed By, Recorded By [Additional] – John Kelton
• Drums – Bruce Rutherford, Eddie Bayers
• Edited By – Ronnie Thomas
• Electric Bass – Dave Pomeroy, Glenn Worf, Larry Paxton, Michael Rhodes, Roger Wills
• Electric Guitar – Steve Gibson
• Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Bass [6-string] – Brent Mason
• Engineer [Assistant] – Aaron Swihart, Bill Heath, Carry Summers, Clark Hook, Dave Sinko, Greg Parker, Hans Akeselen, Jeff Coppage, Jeff Giedt, John David Parker, John York, Mark Nevers, Paul Cochrane, Paula Montondo, Steve Bishir, Steve Lowery
• Fiddle – Larry Franklin, Mark McClurg, Rob Hajacos, Stuart Duncan
• Mastered By – Hank Williams
• Piano – Hargus Robbins
• Producer, Acoustic Guitar, Piano, Vocals – Keith Stegall
• Producer, Recorded By, Mixed By, Recorded By [Additional] – Scott Hendricks
• Recorded By – Bill Deaton, Gary Laney
• Recorded By [Additional] – JB
• Recorded By [Additional], Engineer [Assistant] – Gary Paczosa
• Recorded By, Recorded By [Additional] – Chris Hammond
• Steel Guitar – Paul Franklin, Weldon Myrick
• Steel Guitar, Acoustic Guitar [Slide] – Robbie Flint
• Vocals – Alan Jackson , Bruce Rutherford, Denny Henson, John Wesley Ryles

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• Barcode (Scan): 078221880121
• Matrix / Runout: MFG BY CINRAM #951016XI 07822188012
• Mould SID Code: IFPI 6000
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• Barcode: 078221880121
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• Mastering SID Code (Variant 2): IFPI L028
• Mould SID Code (Variant 2): IFPI 1017

Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Arista Records
• Copyright (c) – Arista Records
• Licensed To – BMG Music Canada INC.
• Manufactured By – Cinram
• Distributed By – BMG Music Canada INC.

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Arista Records
• Copyright (c) – Arista Records

Album

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