Jamey Johnson - The Dollar

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Album Details

Title: The Dollar
Artist: Jamey Johnson
Release Date: 1/31/2006
Label: Sony Music Distribution
Album Type(s): lyrics/libretto
UPC: 828767269023
Genre: Country
Style: Contemporary Country
Moods: Slick, Theatrical, Yearning, Intimate, Laid-Back/Mellow, Melancholy, Passionate, Poignant, Romantic, Sentimental, Sweet, Amiable/Good-Natured, Bittersweet, Confident, Earnest, Freewheeling, Gentle, Playful, Reflective, Rollicking, Rousing, Sad, Precious, Wistful
Total Copies: 0
Members Wishing: 11
Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1

Track Listings

  1. The Dollar
  2. Flying Silver Eagle
  3. She's All Lady
  4. Ray Ray's Juke Joint
  5. My Saving Grace
  6. Redneck Side of Me
  7. Keeping Up with the Jonesin'
  8. Rebelicious
  9. Back to Caroline
  10. It Was Me
  11. Lead Me Home

Additional Releases

YearTypeLabelCatalog #
2006CDSony Music Distribution72690

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Album Review

If this Alabama native and country music newcomer sounds like a veteran on his instantly infectious debut, that's because he is one. While in the Marine Corps Reserve from 1994 to 2002, Jamey Johnson perfected his singing style in the honky tonks of his home state. Upon moving to Nashville he did everything from selling signs to working for an industrial pumping company to rebuilding places devastated by natural disasters. And what makes a great artist in this genre if not these types of real-life experiences? The deep-voiced Johnson, who is also a lyrically insightful songwriter, once sang a duet with Gretchen Wilson on a demo for a publishing company, and he has the potential to be the Redneck Woman's male equivalent -- or maybe the next Toby Keith -- and not simply because one of the best tracks is the power ballad "Redneck Side of Me." It's also due to his colorful mix of hardcore honky tonkers (the title track, "Ray Ray's Juke Joint") and gentle ballads ("My Saving Grace") that blend the influences of great inspirations George Jones and Garth Brooks. Naturally, Jones' glorious harmonies are featured on the crunchy power ballad "Keepin' Up with the Jonesin'," giving Johnson an instant legitimacy as a potential country great. Comparisons aside, this hard-workin' artist has got the goods on a debut that can only be described as countrified brilliance. ~ Jonathan Widran, All Music Guide

Credits

NameCredits
Allen DittoAssistant Engineer
Andrew MendelsonMastering
Astrid Herbold MayArt Direction
Billy SherrillEngineer
Brent KayeDigital Editing
Buddy CannonAudio Production, Producer
Butch CarrEngineer
Chad CromwellDrums
Chris RoweEngineer
Cindy WalkerVocals (Background)
D. Bergen WhiteVocals (Background)
Dan DugmoreGuitar (Steel), Dobro
David TalbotBanjo
Duane HamiltonVocals (Background)
Gary PrimPiano
George JonesVocals
Greg LawrenceAssistant Engineer
J.C. MonterrosaAssistant Engineer
J.T. CorenflosGuitar (Electric)
Jamey JohnsonVocals
Jason LefanAssistant Engineer
Jelly Roll JohnsonHarmonica
Jennifer StewartGrooming
Jim "Moose" BrownOrgan, Piano, Organ (Hammond), Wurlitzer
John BaldwinDigital Editing
John WillisBanjo, Guitar (Acoustic)
Jon Mark IveyVocals (Background)
Katherine StrattonDesign
Kevin GranttBass, Guitar (Bass)
Kim PerrettStylist
Liana ManisVocals (Background)
Lisa CochranVocals (Background)
Lisa SilverVocals (Background)
Louis Dean NunleyVocals (Background)
Marabeth JordonVocals (Background)
Mel EubanksAssistant Engineer
Melodie CrittendenVocals (Background)
Melonie CannonVocals (Background)
Pat BuchananGuitar (Electric)
Randy McCormickOrgan (Hammond), Wurlitzer, Keyboards, Piano
Richard HansonAssistant Engineer
Rob HajacosFiddle
Russ HarringtonPhotography
Shannon Finnegan ScottProduction Coordination
Steve HinsonGuitar (Steel)
Steve MarcantonioEngineer
T.W. CargileMixing, Engineer
Tom RoadyPercussion
Tony CastleEngineer
Trenna BarnesVocals (Background)
Wayd BattleGuitar (Electric)
Wyatt BeardVocals (Background)