Don't rock the jukebox is the second studio album by american country music artist alan jackson. Find answers to frequently asked questions about the song and explore its deeper meaning What did alan jackson say about don’t rock the jukebox? Alan jackson don't rock the jukebox Don't rock the jukebox i wanna hear some jones my heart ain't ready for the rolling stones i don't f. Don't rock the jukebox is a song by american country music artist alan jackson
It was released on april 29, 1991, as the lead single from the album of the same name. Watch the music video for alan jackson's don't rock the jukebox, a country song (released in 1991) from the album don't rock the jukebox. With its infectious melody and heartfelt lyrics, “don’t rock the jukebox” soared to the top of the us country charts, marking jackson’s second consecutive number one single. Thank you savannah and greenville for rockin' the jukebox with us on the #lastcallwithalan tour 🤠 The tune became the georgia native’s second consecutive no 1 single on the u.s
• alan jackson, roger murrah & keith stegall share writing credits on the song Keith stegall also produced the track • the single was released in april of 1991 and topped the billboard hot country singles & tracks chart • the song pays homage to the country stylings of george jones.
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