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"When I was at Sony ... we did a co-deal together where it was on half my label and half theirs," Alan explains to The Boot. "I ended up with the rights to the album, basically. So when the deal ran out, they didn't produce any more records, so you couldn't buy any more. And we just had so many people still wanting it, it's just amazing. That thing just sold and sold. So when I got over here [at Capitol EMI] we decided that we'd put it back out."
The Georgia native hints that he may record a similar collection of songs in the near future. "I still want to do another one," he reveals. "My mama, she's getting pretty elderly and doesn't get out much, but I'd still like to do another version of that for her, and especially my wife's mama. She's older than my mother but she gets around better, and she loves that thing. And they would love to have another version with some more new songs, so I need to do that. It doesn't take more than a minute to record it, it's so simple."
For now, the multi-platinum-selling singer is putting the finishing touches on his upcoming album. The debut single from the new CD, 'So You Don't Have to Love Me Anymore,' is already in the Top 40 and climbing. Alan will also head out next month for a series of shows, including stops in New Mexico, Colorado and Florida. See his complete tour schedule here.




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