What I Do (2004) Alan Jackson isn't the world's most original country singer, but he sure can communicate. His new record, What I Do , reaffirms his position as… Alan Jackson Country
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What I Do (2004)

Alan Jackson
Reviewed by Nick Marino | Sep 17, 2004

Details Release Date: Sep 07, 2004; Lead Performance: Alan Jackson; Genre: Country

Alan Jackson isn't the world's most original country singer, but he sure can communicate. His new record, What I Do, reaffirms his position as one of the genre's most believable balladeers (the heartbroken ''Rainy Day in June'') and, happily, provides him with a couple of chances to liven up. One number (''The Talkin' Song Repair Blues'') gives an auto mechanic a sly comeuppance. Another (''Burnin' the Honky Tonks Down'') is the barn burner its name suggests. Both are a hoot and a half.

Originally posted Sep 17, 2004 Published in issue #784 Sep 17, 2004 Order article reprints