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      • When It All Goes South is the nineteenth studio album by American country music band Alabama, released in 2001. It produced the singles "When It All Goes South", "Will You Marry Me" and "The Woman He Loves". This became Alabama's final studio album of original materials until 2015's Southern Drawl. It ranked at No. 37 in Billboard Album Charts and No. 4 on Country Album Chart.


      Track listing




      Personnel


      Alabama

      Jeff Cook- background vocals, electric guitar; lead vocals on "Wonderful Waste of Time"
      Teddy Gentry- background vocals, bass guitar; lead vocals on "Love Remains"
      Randy Owen- lead vocals, background vocals
      Alabama's drummer, Mark Herndon, does not play on the album.
      Additional Musicians

      Tim Akers- keyboards
      Jann Arden- vocals on "Will You Marry Me"
      Eddie Bayers- drums
      Dennis Burnside- B-3 organ, keyboards, piano
      Trinecia Butler- background vocals
      Larry Byrom- acoustic guitar, electric guitar
      Rick Carnes- keyboards
      Mark Casstevens- acoustic guitar
      Christopher Cross- vocals on "Love Remains"
      Dan Dugmore- steel guitar
      Shannon Forrest- drums, percussion
      Larry Franklin- fiddle, mandolin
      Paul Franklin- steel guitar
      Steve Gibson- electric guitar
      Rick Hall- electric mandolin, percussion
      Larry Hanson- electric guitar, trumpet
      John Hobbs- keyboards, piano
      Jim Horn- saxophone
      John Barlow Jarvis- keyboards
      Wayne Jackson - trumpet
      Jeff King- electric guitar
      Josh Leo- acoustic guitar, electric guitar
      Andrew Love- tenor saxophone
      Brent Mason- electric guitar
      Mac McAnally- acoustic guitar
      Chris McHugh- drums
      Terry McMillan- harmonica, percussion
      Jerry McPherson- bouzouki, electric guitar, electric sitar
      Wendell Mobley- background vocals
      Greg Morrow- drums, percussion
      Steve Nathan- B-3 organ, keyboards, piano, synthesizer
      James Nelson- saxophone
      Floyd S. Newman- baritone saxophone
      Jimmy Nichols- piano, synthesizer
      Michael Omartian- piano, keyboards
      Dean "Dino" Pastin- harmonica, keyboards, saxophone
      Bob Patin- B-3 organ, keyboards, synthesizer, synth flute
      Michael Rhodes- bass guitar
      Tom Roady- percussion
      Brent Rowan- electric guitar, electric sitar
      John Wesley Ryles- background vocals
      Scotty Sanders- steel guitar
      Michael Severs- electric guitar
      Cindy Shelton- background vocals
      Brian D. Siewert- synth strings
      Lisa Silver- background vocals
      Jimmie Lee Sloas- bass guitar
      Michael Spriggs- acoustic guitar
      Don Srygley- electric guitar, percussion
      James Stroud- drums
      Harvey Thompson- tenor saxophone
      Cindy Walker- background vocals
      Christopher Walters- keyboards
      Biff Watson- bouzouki, acoustic guitar
      Glenn Worf- bass guitar
      Bob Wray - bass guitar
      Voices on "I Write a Little" by Chris DeCarlo, Greg Fowler, Keith Gale, Sam Harrell, Adrian Michaels, Darcy Miller, Dan Nelson, Mike Siris, Suzette Tucker, and Mike Wilson; Military Advisor: LTC James (Jim) E. Pyle U.S. Army (Ret.)

      Production
      Alabama (all tracks except "Love Remains" and "The Woman He Loves")
      Don Cook ("Wonderful Waste of Time", "I Write a Little", "Simple as That", "When It All Goes South")
      Josh Leo and Larry Michael Lee ("Right Where I Am", "I Can't Love You Any Less", "Clear Across America Tonight")
      James Stroud ("Will You Marry Me", "You Only Paint the Picture Once", "I Can't Hide My Heart")
      Rick Hall ("Reinvent the Wheel", "Start Living", "Down This Road")
      Michael Omartian and Teddy Gentry ("Love Remains")
      Teddy Gentry and Randy Owen ("The Woman He Loves")


      Chart performance




      = Singles

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      References

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