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[♪ MUSIC - Alan Jackson "Gone Country"]

[CHEERING GETS LOUDER]

How y'all doin' tonight?

[CHEERING]

♪ You've gone country

♪ Oh, look at them boots

♪ She's gone country

♪ Yeah, back to her roots

♪ She's gone country

♪ A new kind of suit

♪ She's gone country

♪ Here she comes, yeah

♪ Yeah, you've gone country

♪ A new kind of walk

♪ She's gone country

♪ A new kind of talk You've gone country

♪ Oh, back to her roots She's gone country

♪ Oh, look at them boots

♪ She's gone country

♪ Yeah, you've gone country

♪ Everybody's gone country

♪ Yeah, we've gone country

♪ We are here in Red Rocks, Colorado

♪ Y'all gone country

♪ Yeah, you've gone country

♪ Yes, we all gone country

♪ Yeah, we've gone country

♪ The whole world's gone country

Oh, we've been goin' country!

Whoo!

[CHEERING]

Oh, thank you!

[♪ MUSIC - Alan Jackson "I Don't Even Know Your Name"]

♪ Well, I was sittin' in a roadhouse down on Highway 41

♪ You were wipin' off some ketchup on a table that was done

♪ I knew you didn't see me I was in a corner booth

♪ Of course, you weren't my waitress

♪ Mine was missing her front tooth

♪ So I flagged you down for coffee

♪ But I couldn't say a thing

♪ But I'm in love with you, baby And I don't even know your name

♪ I'm in love with you, baby I don't even know your name

♪ I've never been too good at all these sexual games

♪ So maybe it's just better if we leave it this way

♪ I'm in love with you, baby And I don't even know your name

Here's the guitar.

[UP-TEMPO GUITAR BREAK]

♪ So I ordered straight tequila A little courage in a shot

♪ I asked you for a date and then I asked to tie the knot

♪ I got a little wasted

♪ Went a little far

♪ But I finally got to hug you when you helped me to my car

♪ The last thing I remember I heard myself say

♪ I'm in love with you, baby And I don't even know your name

♪ I'm in love with you, baby I don't even know your name

♪ I've never been too good at all these sexual games

♪ So maybe it's just better if we leave it this way

♪ I'm in love with you, baby And I don't even know your name

All right.

[STEEL GUITAR BREAK]

[FIDDLE JOINS IN]

[PIANO SOLO]

[GUITAR JOINS IN]

[WHOLE BAND JOINS IN]

♪ I'm in love with you, baby And I don't even know your name

[CHEERING AND APPLAUSE]

Yeah...

Thank you.

Thank y'all so much. It's good to see everybody tonight.

[CHEERING]

Good to be back in this part of Colorado. Beautiful country.

So...

Some of y'all may not know, but this tour thing

I've been doin' this first part of the year is a celebration

of my 25 years in country music since I ever made a record.

[CHEERING]

And we decided to do a 25-city tour

and this is number 25.

This is the last stop.

[CHEERING GETS LOUDER]

I tell you, I can't think of a prettier and a cooler venue

to end this tour in than here at the Red Rocks Amphitheatre.

Man, what a gorgeous place!

I've played out here a couple of times and all over Colorado.

Great country music fans out here.

Real working people like country music.

Thank y'all for bein' here tonight.

That's what I've been tryin' to do

since I moved to Nashville years ago,

was to make the kind of country music that I like

and I thought other people did

and songs about life and love and heartache and drinking

and dying and crying and having a good time.

All the things that go with life sometimes.

It's the kind of music I've been writing and recording for years.

That's what we're gonna do for you tonight

and I hope I play one you like.

We're pretty laid-back up here.

Y'all can sit back and relax, have a drink,

jump up and dance, do whatever.

We're just tryin' to have a good time with you.

[CHEERING]

Hey, I'm sorry about this rain, cold.

It's kinda chilly up here, ain't it?

[LAUGHS]

Why don't we warm it up a little bit?

Let me do this little song for y'all now.

I wrote this when I was much younger

and I was living these lyrics back then

and I always like to send this song out

to anybody still livin' on love wherever I'm playin'.

[♪ MUSIC - Alan Jackson "Livin' On Love"]

♪ Two young people without a thing

♪ Say some vows and spread their wings

♪ Settle down with just what they need

♪ Livin' on love

♪ She don't care 'bout what's in style

♪ She just likes the way he smiles

♪ It takes more than marble and tile

♪ Livin' on love

♪ Yeah, livin' on love, buyin' on time

♪ Without somebody nothing ain't worth a dime

♪ Just like an old-fashioned story book rhyme

♪ Livin' on love

♪ It sounds simple

♪ That's what you're thinkin'

♪ But love can walk through fire without blinkin'

♪ It doesn't take much when you get enough

♪ Livin' on love

Come on, fiddle.

[FIDDLE SOLO]

[STEEL GUITAR JOINS IN]

♪ Two old people

♪ Without a thing

♪ Children gone but still they sing

♪ Side by side in that front porch swing

♪ Livin' on love

♪ He can't see any more

♪ She can barely sweep the floor

♪ Hand in hand they'll walk through that door

♪ Just livin' on love

♪ Livin' on love

♪ Buyin' on time

♪ Without somebody nothing ain't worth a dime

♪ Just like an old-fashioned story book rhyme

♪ Livin' on love

♪ It sounds simple

♪ That's what you're thinkin'

♪ But love can walk through fire without blinkin'

♪ It doesn't take much when you get enough

♪ Livin' on love

♪ Oh, it doesn't take much

♪ When you get enough

♪ Just livin' on love

[CHEERING]

Oh, thank you.

Thank you so much.

Whoo!

Let's see if we can warm it up here

with a little good-time music, y'all.

♪ Good time

[♪ MUSIC - Alan Jackson "Good Time"]

♪ Work, work all week long

♪ Punchin' that clock from dusk till dawn

♪ Counting the days till Friday night

♪That's when all the conditions are right for a good time

♪ Yeah, I need a good time

♪Cos I've been workin' all week

♪ And I'm tired and I don't wanna sleep

♪ I wanna have fun It's time for a good time

♪Pig in the ground, beer on ice

♪ Just like ole Hank taught us about

♪ Singing along, Bocephus songs

♪ Rowdy friends all night long

♪ Good time

♪ I'm talkin' about a good time

♪ Yeah, cos I've been working all week

♪ I'm tired and I don't wanna sleep

♪ I wanna have fun It's time for a good time

Oh, it's time.

[GUITAR BREAK]

♪ Heel to toe, do-si-do

♪ Scootin' our boots, swingin' doors

♪ B & D, Kix and Dunn

♪ Honkin' tonk heaven, double shotgun

♪ Good time

♪ Oh, I'm talkin' about a good time

♪ Oh, cos I've been working all week

♪ I'm tired and I don't wanna sleep

♪ I wanna have fun It's time for a good time

♪ Shot of tequila, beer on tap

♪ A good-lookin' woman to sit on my lap

♪ G with an O, O with a D

♪ T with an I, an M with an E and a good time

Oh, y'all love that good time song.

♪ Good time

♪ I've been working all week

♪ I'm tired and I don't wanna sleep

♪ I wanna have fun It's time for a good time

Oh, yeah!

[GUITAR BREAK]

♪ A shot of Jack Daniels and beer on tap

♪ A good-lookin' Colorado woman to sit on my lap

♪ G with an O

♪ O with a D

♪ T with an I

♪ M with an E

♪ That spells "good time"

♪ Oh, I think that spells "good time"

♪ Yeah, cos I've been working all week

♪ I'm tired and I don't wanna sleep

♪ I wanna have fun It's time for a good time

♪ That's right, I've been working all week

♪ I'm tired and I don't wanna sleep

♪ I wanna have fun It's time for a good time

♪ One more time, I've been working all week

♪ I'm tired and I don't wanna sleep

♪ I wanna have fun It's time for a good time

♪ Time for a good time, y'all

♪ Everybody likes a little good time

♪ I think this whole country needs a little good ti-i-ime

♪ Rocky mountain high...

[CHEERING AND APPLAUSE]

[♪ MUSIC - Alan Jackson "Small Town Southern Man"]

Thank you so much.

This little song I wrote a few years ago

about this small town Southern man back where I grew up.

♪ Born the middle son of a farmer

♪ And a small town Southern man

♪ Like his daddy's daddy before him

♪ Brought up workin' on the land

♪ Fell in love with a small town woman

♪ And they married up and settled down

♪ Natural way of life if you're lucky

♪ For a small town Southern man

♪ First there came four pretty daughters

♪ For this small town Southern man

♪ Then a few years later came another

♪ A boy, he wasn't planned

♪ Seven people livin' all together

♪ In a house built with his own hands

♪ Little words with love and understanding

♪From a small town Southern man

♪And he bowed his head to Jesus

♪ And he stood for Uncle Sam

♪ And he only loved one woman

♪ He was always proud of what he had

♪ He said his greatest contribution

♪Is the ones he'll leave behind

♪ Raised on the ways and gentle kindness

♪ Of a small town Southern man

[INSTRUMENTAL BREAK]

♪Calloused hands told the story

♪ For this small town Southern man

♪ He gave it all to keep it all together

♪ And keep his family on his land

♪ Like his daddy, years wore out his body

♪ Made it hard just to walk and stand

♪ You can break the back

♪ But you can't break the spirit

♪ Of a small town Southern man

♪ And he bowed his head to Jesus

♪ And he stood for Uncle Sam

♪ And he only loved one woman

♪ He was always proud of what he had

♪ He said his greatest contribution

♪ Is the ones he'll leave behind

♪ Raised on the ways and gentle kindness

♪ Of a small town Southern man

[FIDDLE SOLO]

♪ Finally death came callin'

♪ For this small town Southern man

♪ He said "It's all right cos I see angels

♪ And they got me by the hand

♪ Don't you cry and don't you worry

♪ I'm blessed and I know I am

♪ Cos God has a place in Heaven

♪ For a small town Southern man

♪ And he bowed his head to Jesus

♪ And he stood for Uncle Sam

♪ And he only loved one woman

♪ He was always proud of what he had

♪ He said his greatest contribution

♪Is the ones he'll leave behind

♪ Raised on the ways and gentle kindness

♪ Of a small town Southern man

♪ Raised on the ways and gentle kindness

♪ Of a small town...

♪ Colorado...

[CHEERING]

♪ Ma-a-a-an!

Yeah, I learned a long time ago, y'all,

there are small towns all over this country.

[CHEERING AND APPLAUSE]

[♪ MUSIC - Alan Jackson "The Blues Man"]

♪ He's just a singer

♪ A natural-born guitar ringer

♪ He's kind of a clinger

♪ To sad old songs

♪ He's not a walk-behinder

♪ He's a new note finder

♪ His name's a reminder

♪ Of a blues man that's already gone

♪ So he started drinkin'

♪ Took some things that messed up his thinkin'

♪ He was sure sinkin'

♪ When she came along

♪ He was alone in the spotlight

♪ Not too much left inside

♪She changed all that one night

♪ When she sang him this song

♪ Hey, baby, I love you

♪ Hey, baby, I need you

♪ Hey, baby, you ain't got to prove to me

♪ You're some kind of macho man

♪ You've wasted so much of your life

♪ Runnin' through the dark nights

♪ Let me shine a little love light

♪ Down on the blues man...

Our total little blues brothers.

[GENTLE BLUES INSTRUMENTAL]

♪

That's real country music back there on the steel guitar.

[CHEERING]

♪

[CHEERING AND APPLAUSE]

[BLUES GUITAR SOLO]

[♪ MUSIC - Alan Jackson "Who's Cheatin' Who?"]

Right, Colorado, got a little cheatin' song for you now.

You know it's country music.

Yeah!

[COUNTRY BLUES INTRO]

♪ Everywhere you look you can write a book

♪ On the trouble with a woman and a man

♪ But you cannot impose, you can't stick your nose

♪ Into something that you don't understand

♪ But still you wonder who's cheatin' who

♪ Who's bein' true

♪ And who don't even care any more

♪ It makes you wonder who's doin' right

♪ With someone tonight

♪Whose car is parked next door?

Guitar.

[GUITAR SOLO]

♪ I thought I knew her well I really couldn't tell

♪ That she had another lover on her mind

♪ You see, it felt so right when she held me tight

♪ How could I be so blind?

♪ But still you wonder who's cheatin' who

♪ Who's bein' true

♪ And who don't even care any more

♪ It makes you wonder who's doin' right

♪ With someone tonight

♪Whose car is parked next door?

[STEEL GUITAR BREAK]

[PIANO SOLO]

[FIDDLE SOLO]

[WHOLE BAND JOINS IN]

Right, here we go.

♪ Yeah, still you wonder who's cheatin' who

♪ Who's bein' true

♪ And who don't even care any more

♪ It makes you wonder who's doin' right

♪ With someone tonight

♪Whose car is parked next door?

[CHEERING AND APPLAUSE]

[FIDDLE SOLO]

[TEMPO QUICKENS]

[TEMPO QUICKENS FURTHER]

[CHEERING]

[TEMPO DECREASES]

Oh, yeah!

I heard it's all right to be a little bitty sometimes.

[♪ MUSIC - Alan Jackson "Little Bitty"]

♪ Have a little love on a little honeymoon

♪ You got a little dish and you got a little spoon

♪ A little bitty house and a little bitty yard

♪ Little bitty dog and a little bitty car

♪ It's all right to be little bitty

♪ Little home town or a big old city

♪ Might as well share, might as well smile

♪ Life goes on for a little bitty while, yeah

♪ Little bitty baby in a little bitty gown

♪ It'll grow up in a little bitty town

♪ Big yellow bus and little bitty book

♪ It all started with a little bitty look

♪ Well, it's all right to be little bitty

♪ Little home town or a big old city

♪ Might as well share, might as well smile

♪ Life goes on for a little bitty while

Yeah!

♪ You know you got a job and a little bitty cheque

♪ Six-pack of beer and a television set

♪ Little bitty world goes around and around

♪ Little bit of silence and a little bit of sound

♪ A good ole boy and a pretty little girl

♪ Start all over in a little bitty world...

[CHEERING]

♪ A little bitty plan and a little bitty dream

♪ It's all part of a little bitty scheme

♪ Well, it's all right to be little bitty

♪ Little home town or a big old city

♪ Might as well share, might as well smile

♪ Life goes on for a little bitty while

♪ It's all right to be little bitty

♪ Little home town or a big old city

♪ Might as well share, might as well smile

♪ Life goes on for a little bitty while

Yea-ea-eah!

Yeah, it's all right!

[CHEERING]

Thank you so much there, Red Rocks, Colorado.

I guess you're all from all over out here,

kind of a different area, I guess a lot of little towns.

So I noticed some country boys out here.

I saw 'em in trucks out in the parking lot.

How about you country girls? Are you all right there?

[CHEERING]

All right!

[♪ MUSIC - Alan Jackson "Country Boy"]

♪ Excuse me, ma'am I saw you walkin'

♪ I turned around, I'm not a stalker

♪ Where you going? Maybe I can help you

♪ My tank is full and I'd be obliged to take you

♪ Cos I'm a country boy

♪ I've got a four-wheel drive

♪ Climb in my bed I'll take you for a ride

♪ Up city streets, down country roads

♪ I can get you where you need to go

♪ Cos I'm a country boy, that's right

♪ You sure look good, sittin' in my right seat

♪ Buckle up and I'll take you through the five speeds

♪ Wind it up or I can slow it way down

♪ In the woods or right uptown

♪ Cos I'm a country boy

♪ I've got a four-wheel drive

♪ Climb in my bed and I'll take you for a ride

♪ Up city streets, down country roads

♪ I can get you where you want to go

♪ Cos I'm a country boy

[GUITAR BREAK]

♪Big 35s whinin' on the asphalt

♪ Grabbin' mud and slingin' up some red dirt

♪ I'm just a country boy

♪ My muffler's loud, dual Thrush tubes

♪ I crank the music and the tone gets real good

♪ Let me know when we're gettin' close

♪ Slide on out or we can on head down the road

♪ Cos I'm a country boy

♪ I've got a four-wheel drive

♪ Climb in my bed and I'll take you for a ride

♪ Up city streets, down country roads

♪ I can get you where you wanna go

♪ Cos I'm a country boy

Oh, yeah!

♪ Bucket seats, soft as baby's new butt

♪ Lockin' hubs that'll take you through a deep rut

♪ I'm just a country boy I've got a four-wheel drive

♪ Climb in my bed and I'll take you for a ride

♪ Up city streets, down in Colorado country roads, y'all

♪ I can get you where you wanna go

♪ Cos I'm a country boy

♪ Yeah, just a country boy

♪ A nice little country boy

♪ Sweet old country boy

Yeah, that's all.

[CHEERING]

[GUITAR STRUMMING]

[COUNTRY BLUES SOLO]

[CHEERING]

All right, that was good.

You're a nice bunch. Thank you so much.

I know you're cold out there. Well, a little bit cold.

It's all right.

So...

I wanna do a song for you now.

It's been quite a few years ago when I actually wrote this.

Goin' through a hard time, lost my daddy

and I wanted to write a song for him, you know.

I didn't wanna write some old sad, cryin', dyin' thing.

I started thinkin' about growin' up.

All I ever wanted to do was drive somethin'.

He taught me all about that and that's what this song is about.

[CHEERING]

[♪ MUSIC - Alan Jackson "Drive For Daddy Gene"]

♪ It was painted red

♪ The stripe was white

♪ It was 18 feet from the bow to the stern light

♪ Second-hand from a dealer in Atlanta

♪ I rode up with Daddy when he went there to get her

♪ We put on a shine and put on a motor

♪ Built out of love and made for the water

♪ Ran her for years till the transom got rotten

♪ A piece of my childhood that will never be forgotten

♪ It was just an old plywood boat

♪ A '75 Johnson with electric choke

♪ A young boy, two hands on the wheel

♪ I can't replace the way it made me feel

♪ And I would turn her sharp

♪ And I'd make her whine

♪ He'd say "You can't beat the way an old wood boat rides"

♪ Just a little lake across the Alabama line

♪ But I was king of the ocean

♪ When Daddy let me dri-i-ive Oh, yeah

♪ Just an old half-ton Short Bed Ford

♪ My uncle bought new in '64

♪ Daddy got it right cos the engine was smokin'

♪ A couple of burnt valves, he had it goin'

♪ He'd let me drive her We'd haul off a load

♪ Down a dirt strip where we'd dump trash off of Thigpen Road

♪ I'd sit up in the seat

♪ And stretch my feet out to the pedals

♪ Smiling like a hero that just received his medal

♪ It was just an old hand-me-down Ford

♪ A three-speed on the column and a dent in the door

♪ A young boy, two hands on the wheel

♪ I can't replace the way it made me feel

♪ And I would press that clutch

♪ And I would keep it right

♪ He'd say "A little slower, son, you're doing just fine"

♪ Just a dirt road with trash on each side

♪ But I was Mario Andretti

♪ When Daddy let me drive Oh, yeah

♪ I'm grown up now, three daughters of my own

♪ I let them drive my old Jeep across the pasture at our home

♪ Maybe one day they'll reach back in their file

♪ And pull out that old memory

♪ And think of me and smile and say

♪ It was just an old worn-out Jeep

♪ A rusty old floorboard, hot on my feet

♪ A young girl, two hands on the wheel

♪ I can't replace the way it made me feel

♪ And he'd said "Turn it left and steer it right

♪ Straighten up, girl, you're doing just fine"

♪ Just a little valley by the river where we'd ride

♪ But I was high on a mountain

♪ When Daddy let me drive

♪ When Daddy let me dri-i-ive

♪ Oh, he let me dri-i-i-i-ive

♪ It was just an old...

♪ Plywood boat

♪ With a '75 Johnson

♪ With electric choke

[CHEERING AND APPLAUSE]

[♪ MUSIC - Alan Jackson "Where Were You?"]

♪ Where were you when the world stopped turning

♪ On that September day?

♪ Were you in the yard with your wife and children

♪ Or working on some stage in LA?

♪ Did you stand there in shock

♪ At the sight of that black smoke

♪ Rising against that blue sky?

♪ Did you shout out in anger in fear for your neighbour

♪ Or did you just sit down and cry?

♪ Did you weep for the children

♪Who lost their dear loved ones

♪ And pray for the ones who don't know?

♪Did you rejoice for the people who walked from the rubble

♪ And sob for the ones left below?

♪ Did you burst out with pride for the red, white and blue

♪ And the heroes who died just doin' what they do?

♪ Did you look up to Heaven

♪ For some kind of answer

♪ And look at yourself and what really matters?

♪ I'm just a singer of simple songs

♪ I'm not a real political man

♪ I watch CNN but I'm not sure I can tell you

♪ The difference in Iraq and Iran

♪ But I know Jesus and I talk to God

♪ And I remember this from when I was young

♪ Faith, hope and love are some good things He gave us

♪ And the greatest is love

♪ Where were you when the world stopped turning

♪ On that September day?

♪ Teaching a class full of innocent children

♪ Or driving down some cold interstate?

♪ Did you feel guilty because you're a survivor?

♪ In a crowded room did you feel alone?

♪ Did you call up your mother and tell her you loved her?

♪ Did you dust off that Bible at home?

♪ Did you open your eyes and hope it never happened

♪ Close your eyes and not go to sleep?

♪ Did you notice the sunset for the first time in ages

♪ Or speak to some stranger on the street?

♪ Did you lay down at night and think of tomorrow

♪ Go out and buy you a gun?

♪ Did you turn off that violent old movie you're watchin'

♪ And turn on "I Love Lucy" re-runs?

♪ Did you go to a church and hold hands with some strangers

♪ Stand in line and give your own blood?

♪ Did you just stay home and cling tight to your family

♪ And thank God you had somebody to love?

♪ I'm just a singer of simple songs

♪ I'm not a real political man

♪ I watch CNN but I'm not sure I can tell you

♪ The difference in Iraq and Iran

♪ But I know Jesus and I talk to God

♪ And I remember this from when I was young

♪ Faith, hope and love are some good things He gave us

♪ And the greatest is love

♪ The greatest is love

♪ The greatest is love

♪ Where were you when the world stopped turning

♪ On that September...

♪ Day-ay-ay-ay?

[CHEERING]

[CHEERING CONTINUES]

I wanna tell you a little story about an incident

that happened on the road a couple of years ago

when me and my band, The Strayhorns,

were playing this little truck-stop lounge

up in Oswald, Virginia.

A place called Geraldine's.

We'd been there for four, five nights playin' those dance sets.

It'd been a long night and I took a break.

And I walked over to the jukebox

and Roger, my bass player, he was already over there,

reading the records on the jukebox.

I leaned up on the corner of it

and one of the legs was broken off of it.

And the jukebox was kind of wobbling around.

Roger looked over at me and said...

♪ Don't rock the jukebox

♪ I wanna hear some Jones

♪ My heart ain't ready

♪ For The Rolling Stones

♪ I don't feel like rockin'

♪ Since my baby's go-o-one

♪ So don't rock the jukebox

♪ Play me a country song

♪ Before you drop that quarter

♪ Keep one thing in mind

♪ You got a heartbroke hillbilly

♪ Standing here in line

♪ I've been down and lonely

♪ Ever since she left

♪ Before you punch that number

♪ Could I make one request?

♪ You don't rock the jukebox

♪ I wanna hear some Jones

♪ My heart ain't ready

♪ For The Rolling Stones

♪ I don't feel like rockin'

♪ Since my baby's go-o-one

♪ So don't rock the jukebox

♪ Play me a country song...

Play me a little country music.

[INSTRUMENTAL BREAK]

♪ I ain't got nothin'

♪ Against rock'n'roll

♪ But when your heart's been broken

♪ You need a song that's slow

♪ There ain't nothin' like a steel guitar

♪ To drown a memory

♪ Before you spend your money, baby

♪ Play a song for me

♪ Don't rock the jukebox

♪ I wanna hear George Jones

♪ My heart ain't ready

♪ For The Rolling Stones

♪ I don't feel like rockin'

♪ Since my baby's go-o-one

♪ So don't rock the jukebox

♪ Play me a country song

♪ You don't rock the jukebox

♪ Play me your country so-o-ong

♪ All night long, darlin'

Yeah!

[CHEERING AND APPLAUSE]

How about my band up here?

Strayhorns. They're hotter than Georgia asphalt!

[CHEERING CONTINUES]

Let me tell you about these guys.

They're a good bunch of guys.

Some of 'em have been with me for a long, long time

and some of 'em haven't.

But this one over here on the fiddle and plays mandolin

and sings harmony, he's from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,

Ryan Joseph.

[CHEERING]

And then in this cowboy hat, plays lead guitar,

from Staunton, Virginia, Mr Danny Groah!

[CHEERING]

Back on that pedal steel guitar,

from Sylvester, West Virginia, Robbie Flint.

[CHEERING]

And the man on the drums back there

from Birmingham, Alabama, Mr Bruce Rutherford.

[CHEERING]

And of course, the bass player back here

from Bowlegs, Oklahoma, Roger "Bob" Wills.

[CHEERING]

Back here on the piano and the keyboard there,

from Napoleon, North Dakota, Mr Joey Schmidt.

[CHEERING]

In his cowboy hat, playing acoustic guitar here,

from Hot Springs, Arkansas, Scott Coney.

[CHEERING]

We've got one more, acoustic guitar and singing some harmony,

from Lockhart, South Carolina, Monty Allen.

[CHEERING]

And I came from Georgia originally.

[CHEERING]

Born and raised in a little town below Atlanta

and moved to Nashville, Tennessee a long time ago now

to get into country music and like I was saying earlier,

we're celebrating my 25 years since my first record.

I tell you...

[CHEERING]

It's been a crazy run.

I've had more hits than I can even remember now

and sold more records than I could ever imagine

and I always try to thank people like y'all

for supporting my music all these years. God bless you.

[CHEERING]

Coming to the shows and buying the records. Thank you so much.

I've got to do so many things.

I can't even remember all the crazy things.

I just came from that little town, a working man,

and never been anywhere.

Next thing I know, I've played for four Presidents

and travelled all over the world.

I even got to jump the Big...

a Bigfoot monster truck over six cars one time in a video.

I've done a little of everything.

But anyway, I appreciate all your support all this time.

And it all started with this song I'd like to do for you now

that was my first hit song, that got my career going.

And...

It wasn't my first single that we released for radio.

I'd been working for years in Nashville

to get a record contract and I finally did.

We were so excited and recorded an album

and put the first song out and it didn't do good at all.

And I was sad.

And I was bummed out. I came home to my wife.

And she looked at me and said she was pregnant.

Neither one of us were ready for that and, uh...

It was a tough time. I thought I might have to go back to work.

Then we...

And then we put this song out.

Put this song out and I haven't worked since.

♪ Cowboys don't cry...

[♪ MUSIC - Alan Jackson "Here In The Real World"]

♪ And heroes don't die

♪ Good always wins

♪ Again and again

♪ And love is a sweet dream

♪ That always comes true

♪ If life were like the movies

♪ I'd never be blue

♪ But here in the real world

♪ It's not that easy at all

♪ Cos when hearts get broken

♪ It's real tears that fall

♪ And darlin', it's sad but true

♪ The one thing I've learned from you

♪ Is how the boy don't always get the girl

♪ Here in the real world

[CHEERING]

Yeah, thank you so much.

That was my first number one record and, uh...

It's been goin' pretty good since then.

I'll pull out a couple of other old ones for you here.

I was playing a bunch of clubs and things back then

and I was in Pine Bluff, Arkansas.

Back then, I was playing five nights a week,

five hours a night and that kind of thing,

but I was staying in this little old hotel...

Motel.

In Pine Bluff and it was pourin' down rain that morning.

I woke up and I thought I might try to write a song.

I picked up my guitar and the television was on in the room

and this old western I'd seen 100 times

with John Wayne was playin' and...

I just happened to look up at this certain time.

He was walkin' into the sheriff's office

and this poster was over his head

and I started singing this little chorus.

♪ Wanted

♪ One good-hearted woman

♪ To forgive imperfection

♪ In the man that she loved

♪ Wanted

♪ Just one chance to tell her

♪ How much he still loves her

♪ He can't be sorry enough

♪ Wanted

[CHEERING]

Oh, thank you.

So I was writing one day on Music Row with this guy.

We were just gettin' started together,

first time we'd written.

We were talkin' about where I came from.

He was askin' me about my music and my background.

I told him the first thing I remembered

when I was about five years old

and my daddy was workin' for the Pepsi-Cola plant in Georgia

and he won this radio

at this employee contest they were havin'.

So that ended up bein' the opening line of this song.

And then...

Years later, I got to record the song

and it ended up as a hit on the radio.

I went back to my daddy's garage in Georgia

and found this old radio and dusted it off

and I brought it to Nashville.

The Country Music Hall of Fame put that radio

in their own display and so...

It's pretty cool and if you ever get over to Nashville,

you can check it out.

♪ Daddy won a radio

♪ He tuned it to a country show

♪ I was rockin' in the cradle to the cryin' of a steel guitar

♪ Mama used to sing to me

♪ She taught me that sweet harmony

♪ Now she worries

♪ Cos she never thought I'd ever really take it this far

♪ Singin' in the bars And chasin' that neon rainbow

♪ I'm livin' that honky tonk dream

♪ Cos all I've ever wanted is to pick this guitar and sing

♪ Just tryin' to be somebody

♪ Just wanna be heard and sing

♪ Chasin' that neon rainbow Livin' that honky tonk dream

♪ Yeah, I'm chasin' that neon rainbo-o-ow

♪ And livin' that honky tonk dream

Yeah, I'm livin' it, y'all.

Whoo!

Thank you so much.

Let's see if that's the right key.

So I did an album there...

About midway in my career

I did this album of a bunch of old covers of songs I liked,

or artists that I liked called "Under The Influence".

I did this song, an old Don Williams hit I always loved.

I'll do a little piece of it for you. That right?

♪ First I get cold, then hot Think I'm on fire, but I'm not

♪ Oh, what a pain I've got It must be love

♪ There's nothing I can do

♪ All that I want is you

♪ Look what I'm going through It must be love

♪ It must be love It must be love

♪ I fall like a sparrow and fly like a dove

♪ You must be the dream I've been dreaming of

♪ Oh, what a feeling It must be love

[INSTRUMENTAL BREAK]

Let's do the chorus and then we'll do it.

♪ It must be love It must be love

♪ I fall like a sparrow and fly like a dove

♪ You must be the dream I've been dreamin' of

♪ Oh, what a feeling It must be love

Here we go now.

♪ It must be love It must be love

♪ I fall like a sparrow and fly like a dove

♪ You must be the dream I've been dreamin' of

♪ Oh, what a feeling It must be love

Ha ha ha!

[CHEERING]

Ah, you!

Thank you so much. Let me do this song.

Rodney Crowell wrote this. He's a great songwriter in Nashville.

I cut this years ago

and it's always been one of my favourite things I did.

[♪ MUSIC - Alan Jackson "Song For The Life"]

♪ Well, I don't drink as much as I used to

♪ Lately

♪ It just ain't my style

♪ And the hard times don't hurt like they ought to

♪ They pass quicker

♪ Like when I was a child

♪ And somehow I've learned how to listen

♪ For a sound like the sun going down

♪ In the magic the morning is bringing

♪ There's a song for this life I have found

♪It keeps my feet on the ground

Oh, let's play now.

[GUITAR BREAK]

♪ And somehow I've learned how to listen

♪ For the sound like a breeze dying down

♪ In the magic the morning is bringing

♪ There's a song for the friend I have found

♪ She keeps my feet on the ground

♪ She keeps my feet on the ground

[CHEERING]

Oh, thank you so much.

I appreciate that. That's a good song. Thank you.

So...

I...

was telling y'all earlier I'm from a little town in Georgia.

It's actually called Newnan, Georgia.

I had some friends out here today that I got to say hi to

that are from Newnan that I grew up with.

Their oldest son moved to Denver about three years ago

and he just graduated from law school yesterday.

That's why they were out here celebrating that.

They got to come to the show tonight.

I got to say hi to 'em. I don't know where they're sitting.

I'd love to put the spotlight on 'em. Where are they at?

Oh, there they are! That drunk bunch pointing every which way.

Yeah!

So I just feel like...

I tried to figure out some song

that would go with that long journey

of graduating from law school.

That's pretty cool.

♪ Well, pop a top again

♪ Yeah, I just got time for one more round

♪ Set 'em up, my friend

♪ Then I'll be gone

♪ And you can let some other fool sit down

♪ I'd like for you to listen to

♪ A joke I heard today

♪ From a woman who said she was through

♪ And calmly walked away

♪ I tried to smile and did a while

♪ It felt so out of place

♪ Did you ever hear of a clown with teardrops

♪ Streaming down his face?

♪ Pop a top again

♪ Yeah, I think I'll have another round

♪ Set 'em up, my friend

♪ Then I'll be gone

♪ And you can let some other fool sit down

How about a little twin fiddles over here, y'all?

Yeah!

Come on, guitar.

♪ Pop a top again

♪ Yeah, I think I'll have another round

♪ Set 'em up, my friend

♪ Then I'll be gone

♪ And you can let some other fool sit down

♪ Yeah, pop a top again

Whoo!

[CHEERING]

Oh, yeah.

That's not a good Sunday night song, though, I tell you.

So I think I'll just follow that.

So, uh... if y'all don't mind

I'd like to do a couple of new songs for you right now.

[CHEERING]

We'll just do it now.

So, uh...

I've been working on this album. I just finished it up, actually.

I think they're going to put it out in July.

It's just a bunch of country music, but...

So I'll do this song that I wrote for this album.

It's kind of the opposite of what I just sang, I think.

You want me to just kick it off? Y'all remember how to do it?

You all hear me?

[♪ MUSIC - Alan Jackson "Angels And Alcohol"]

♪ You can't mix angels

♪ And alcohol

♪ I don't think God

♪ Meant for them to get along

♪ When it takes control

♪ You can't love no one at all

♪ You can't mix angels

♪ With alcohol

♪ You can't blend whisky

♪ With a good woman's love

♪ They don't go together

♪ Love's already hard enough

♪ You think you can handle

♪ How it feels

♪ And what it does

♪ You can't blend whisky

♪ With a good woman's love

[GUITAR BREAK]

♪ You can't chase lonely

♪ With a bottle of wine

♪ It might ease the heartache

♪ For one short piece of time

♪ In the end you have to face

♪ What's hiding in your mind

♪ You can't chase lonely

♪ With a bottle of wine

How you all doing?

[INSTRUMENTAL BREAK]

♪ You can't mix angels

♪ And alcohol

♪ An angel once loved me

♪ And I traded it all

♪ I let the bottle

♪ Drive my life into a wall

♪ You can't mix angels

♪ And alcohol

[CHEERING]

Oh, thank you so much.

Oh, thank you.

Whoo!

Let's brighten it up a little bit after that, guys, huh?

I'll do this other one for you new

then move on to something you know.

It's kind of a fun little tune that I wrote on this album.

It kind of reminds me of an old rockabilly kind of thing,

early George Jones or Hank Williams,

maybe Jerry Lee Lewis a little bit, Charlie Daniels.

All that kind of mixed together.

It's no serious lyric.

It's not going to change your life,

these words, but it's a fun picking thing.

It's called "You Never Know". Here we go!

[♪ MUSIC - Alan Jackson "You Never Know"]

♪ Chicken-legged gal, freckles on her face

♪ Stringy blonde hair and a 20-inch waist

♪ Caught my eye like a little red car

♪ She shook my hand and she grabbed my heart

♪ You never know No, you never know

♪ Never know when love's gonna walk right through that door

Now, pick it!

[GUITAR SOLO]

♪ Brunette hair and big brown eyes

♪ Curvy little bottom like a rollercoaster ride

♪ Waitin' on a table with a lacy apron on

♪ Big tip later, Lord If she'll let me drive her home

♪ You never know No, you never know

♪ Never know when love's gonna walk right through that door

♪ No, you never know You never know

Piano man!

Jerry would be proud!

This is my turn. Go ahead. Here we go.

♪ I was out in Colorado on a Sunday afternoon

♪ Backed into a Honda with a woman dressed in blue

♪ At first she wasn't happy Chemistry began

♪ Two Daiquiris later, Lord we're walking hand in hand

♪ You never know, that's right, son, you never know

♪ Never know when love's gonna walk right through that door

♪ Oh, let's go

[INSTRUMENTAL BREAK]

Oh, let's hear the steel.

Guitar.

Oh, yeah.

[FIDDLE PLAYS]

♪ So the moral to the story is you better beware

♪ Love might get you 'fore you ever know it's there

♪ Keep your motor runnin' and keep her in gear

♪ Listen real close, she might just whisper in your ear

♪ You never know Oh, you never know

♪ Never know when love's gonna walk right through that door

♪ No, you never know

♪ That's right, son You never know

♪ Never know when love's gonna walk right through that door

♪ Never know when love's gonna walk right through that door

Oh, you may never know.

Whoo!

[CHEERING]

Oh, thank y'all.

Appreciate that. Thanks for letting me do new songs.

That's fun for us to get to do some new stuff up here.

I tell you, these guys are doing good.

Their fingers are about froze up. I know it's hard to pick!

They're all doing good. So let's do something you might remember.

I've got to record with a lot of people over the years.

Some old heroes and the new guys coming along.

I've gotten to do two songs with Zac Brown and his band.

You're probably Zac Brown fans.

[CHEERING]

I'll do this one that was the first one we did.

It was on Zac's album a few years ago.

We won a Grammy with this song and had a big hit.

Real proud of that. So it's a duet.

Monty over here is gonna sing Zac's part on the duet.

He's got to put that Zac Brown hat on or he won't sound right.

Yeah!

I always kid when he puts it on.

He looks more like Kenny Chesney trying to look like Zac Brown.

Right, kick it off. Here we go.

[♪ MUSIC - Alan Jackson "As She's Walking Away"]

♪ We never spoke a word

♪ But every thought she had I heard from across the room

♪ We were standing face to face

♪ I couldn't find the words to say give me one more move

♪ Well, I don't even know her name

♪ I guess foolish pride's to blame

♪ Now I'm falling in love as she's walking away

♪ And my heart won't tell my mind

♪ To tell my mouth what it should say

♪ I may have lost this battle Live to fight another day

♪ Now I'm falling in love

♪ As she's walking awa-a-ay

[INSTRUMENTAL BREAK]

♪ A wise man next to me did say 'bout the one that got away

♪ Son, I missed my chance

♪ Don't you let regret take place

♪ Of the dreams you had to chase

♪ Ask her to dance

♪ Go on, son

♪ You might fall down on your face

♪ Roll the dice and have some faith

♪ Don't be falling in love as she's walking away

♪ When your heart won't tell your mind

♪ To tell your mouth what it should say

♪ May have lost this battle Live to fight another day

♪ Don't be falling in love

♪ As she's walking awa-a-ay

♪ Wa-a-ay

Oh, thank you!

[PIANO SOLO]

[CHEERING]

[♪ MUSIC - Alan Jackson "Remember When"]

♪ Remember when

♪ I was young and so were you

♪ And time stood still

♪ And love was all we knew

♪ You were the first So was I

♪ We made love and then you cried

♪ Remember when

♪ Remember when

♪ We vowed the vows and walked the walk

♪ And gave our hearts

♪ Made the start And it was hard

♪ We lived and learned Life threw curves

♪ There was joy and there was hurt

♪ Remember when

♪ Remember when

♪ Old ones died and new were born

♪ And life was changed

♪ Disassembled, rearranged

♪ We came together, fell apart

♪ And broke each other's hearts Remember when

Play that steel guitar back there, Robbie.

[STEEL GUITAR SOLO]

That's a real country music legend.

[CHEERING]

♪ Remember when

♪ The sound of little feet

♪ Was the music

♪ We danced to week to week

♪ Brought back the love We found trust

♪ Vowed we'd never give it up

♪ Remember when

♪ Remember when

♪ Thirty seemed so old

♪ Now looking back

♪ It's just a stepping stone To where we are

♪ Where we've been Said we'd do it all again

♪ Remember when

♪ Remember when

♪ We said when we turned grey

♪ When the children

♪ Grow up and move away

♪ We won't be sad We'll be glad

♪ For all the life we've had

♪ And we'll remember when

♪ Remember when

♪ Remember when

[CHEERING AND APPLAUSE]

Thank you so much. Y'all too kind. I appreciate that.

That means a lot to me. That song's very dear to my heart.

I appreciate that so much.

Whoo!

So I know it's Sunday night and everything,

but it's got to be five o'clock somewhere around here.

[♪ MUSIC - Alan Jackson "It's Five O'Clock Somewhere"]

♪ The sun is hot

♪ And that old clock is moving slow

♪ And so am I

♪ Work day passes like molasses in wintertime

♪ Hey, but it's July

♪ I'm gettin' paid by the hour And older by the minute

♪ My boss just pushed me over the limit

♪I'd like to call him somethin' I think I'll just call it a day

♪ So pour me something tall and strong

♪ Make it a Hurricane before I go insane

♪ It's only half past twelve But I don't care

♪ It's five o'clock somewhere

Oh, yeah!

♪ This lunch break is going to take all afternoon

♪ And half the night

♪ Tomorrow morning I know there'll be hell to pay

♪ Hey, but that's all right I ain't had a day off now

♪ In over a year

♪ My Colorado vacation is gonna start right here

♪ Hit the phones for me You can tell 'em I sailed away

♪ And pour me something tall and strong

♪ Make it a Hurricane before I go insane

♪ It's only half past twelve But I don't care

♪ It's five o'clock somewhere Oh, yeah!

♪ I could pay off my tab Pour myself in a cab

♪And be back to work before two

♪ At a moment like this I can't help but wonder

♪ What would Jimmy Buffett do?

♪ He'd say pour me something tall and strong

♪ Make it a Hurricane before I go insane

♪ It's only half-past twelve But I don't care

♪ And pour me something tall and strong

♪ Make it a Hurricane before I go insane

♪ It's only half-past twelve But I don't care

♪ I don't care

♪ It's five o'clock somewhere

It's been five o'clock for me all day long today, y'all.

Oh, Lord help us!

"Coors - the banquet beer."

Yeeeeah!

[♪ MUSIC - Alan Jackson "Chattahoochee"]

♪ Well, way down yonder on the Chattahoochee

♪ It gets hotter than a hoochie coochie

♪ We laid rubber on the Georgia asphalt

♪ We got a little crazy but we never got caught

♪ Down by the river on a Friday night

♪ A pyramid of cans in the pale moonlight

♪ Talkin' 'bout cars Dreamin' 'bout women

♪ Never had a plan Just a-livin' for the minute

♪ Yeah, way down yonder on the Chattahoochee

♪ Never knew how much that muddy water meant to me

♪ But I learned how to swim Learned who I was

♪ A lot about livin' and a little 'bout love

A-ha!

♪Well, we fogged up the windows in my old Chevy

♪ I was willin' She wasn't ready

♪ So I settled for a burger and a grape sno-cone

♪ I dropped her off early But I didn't go home

♪ Down by the river on a Friday night

♪ A pyramid of cans in the pale moonlight

♪ Talkin' 'bout cars Dreamin' 'bout women

♪ Never had a plan Just a-livin' for the minute

♪ Well, way down yonder on the Chattahoochee

♪ Never knew how much that muddy water meant to me

♪ But I learned how to swim Learned who I was

♪ A lot about livin' and a little 'bout love

Yeaaaah!

♪ Yeah, way down yonder on the Chattahoochee

♪ It gets hotter than a hoochie coochie

♪ We laid rubber on the Georgia asphalt

♪ We got a little crazy But we never got caught

♪ Well, way down yonder on the Chattahoochee

♪ Never knew how much that muddy water meant to me

♪ But I learned how to swim Learned who I was

♪ A lot about living and a little 'bout love

♪ A lot about living and a little 'bout...

[WITH AUDIENCE] ♪ ..lo-o-o-ve!

[CHEERING]

Yeeeeah!

That's right, y'all!

Whoo!

Oh, yeah! Thank you so much.

This is a truck-driving song for you about where I come from.

[♪ MUSIC - Alan Jackson "Where I Come From"]

♪ I was rollin' wheels and shiftin' gears

♪ Round that Jersey Turnpike

♪Barney stopped me with his gun ten minutes after midnight

♪ He said, "Sir, you broke the limit in that rusty old truck

♪ I don't know that accent, son Just where did you come from?"

♪ I said where I come from It's cornbread and chicken

♪ Where I come from A lot of front porch sittin'

♪ Where I come from Tryin' to make a livin'

♪ Working hard to get to heaven Where I come from

Yeah!

♪ Well, south of Detroit City Pulled in this country kitchen

♪To try their brand of barbecue The sign said finger-lickin'

♪I paid the tab, the lady asked me how'd I like my biscuit

♪I'll be honest with you, ma'am It ain't like Mama fixed it

♪ Cos where I come from It's cornbread and chicken

♪ Where I come from A lot of back porch singin'

♪ Where I come from Tryin' to make a livin'

♪ Working hard to get to heaven Y'all, where I come from

Oh, yes!

[INSTRUMENTAL BREAK]

♪ I was chasin' sun on 101 Somewhere around Ventura

♪ I lost a universal joint And I had to use my finger

♪ This tall lady stopped me and asked if I had plans for dinner

♪ I said no, thanks, ma'am

♪ Back home we like the girls who sing soprano

♪ Where I come from It's cornbread and chicken

♪ Where I come from A lot of back porch singin'

♪ Where I come from Tryin' to make a livin'

♪ Working hard to get to heaven Y'all, where I come from

[GUITAR BREAK]

♪Well, I was headin' home on 65 Somewhere around Kentucky

♪ The CB rang for the bobtail rig just rollin' on like thunder

♪I answered him and he asked me "Aren't you from out of Tulsa?"

♪ No, but you might've seen me there droppin' a load of salsa

♪ Where I come from It's cornbread and chicken

♪ Where I come from A lot of back porch pickin'

♪ Where I come from Tryin' to make a livin'

♪ Working hard to get to heaven Where I come

♪ Where I come from It's cornbread and chicken

♪ Where I come from A lot of back porch pickin'

♪ Where I come from Tryin' to make a livin'

♪ Working hard to get to heaven

♪ Where I come from

♪ Where I come from

♪ You're just tryin' to make a livin', y'all

♪ Always doin' the best we can

♪ Pay our bills to that old Uncle Sam where I come from

♪ Where I come from

♪ Yeah, it's home-grown, we make it all

♪ We got Mama's sweet iced tea

♪ And we say our prayers and pledge allegiance

♪ Where I come from

[CHEERING AND APPLAUSE]

Thank you all so much. God bless you.

We appreciate it. Goodnight!

[ANNOUNCER] Alan Jackson!

[CHEERING AND APPLAUSE]

[DRUMBEAT BEGINS]

Oh, thank y'all so much. We'll play "Mercury Blues" for you.

[♪ MUSIC - Alan Jackson "Mercury Blues"]

♪ Well, if I had money I tell you what I'd do

♪ I'd go downtown and buy a Mercury or two

♪ Crazy 'bout a Mercury

♪ Yeah, I'm crazy 'bout a Mercury

♪I'm gonna buy me a Mercury and cruise it up and down the road

♪ Well, the girl I love I stole her from a friend

♪ And he got lucky, stole her back again

♪ She heard he had a Mercury

♪ She's crazy 'bout a Mercury

♪I'm gonna buy me a Mercury and cruise it up and down the road

Awww, take it.

[GUITAR BREAK]

♪ Hey now, Mama, you look so fine

♪ Drivin' round in your Mercury '49

♪ Crazy 'bout a Mercury

♪Yes, I'm crazy 'bout a Mercury

♪I'm gonna buy me a Mercury and cruise it up and down the road

[INSTRUMENTAL BREAK]

[DRUM SOLO]

[BASS JOINS IN]

[KEYBOARDS JOIN IN]

[STEEL GUITAR SOLO]

Well, thank y'all once again, Colorado. We've had a good time.

[CHEERING]

Y'all take care. Hope we'll see you soon now. God bless you.

♪ Well, if I had money I tell you what I'd do

♪ I'd go downtown Buy a Mercury or two

♪ Crazy 'bout a Mercury

♪ Lord have mercy I'm crazy 'bout a Mercury

♪I'm gonna buy me a Mercury and cruise it up and down the road

♪ Gonna buy me a Mercury and cruise it up and down the road

♪ Yeah, I'm gonna buy me a Mercury

♪ And cruise it up and down the road

Good night, y'all!

[ANNOUNCER] Once again, ladies and gentlemen - Alan Jackson!

[CHEERING]

[THE BAND PLAYS ON]

[FINAL FLOURISH]