Here in the Real World Songwriting Credits by Alan Jackson

Here in the Real World is the debut studio album by American country singer-songwriter Alan Jackson, released on February 27, 1990, on Arista Nashville. It arrived as one of the records that opened the neotraditional wave in country music, pairing plainspoken songwriting with a lean, fiddle-and-steel sound built by producers Keith Stegall and Scott Hendricks. Jackson wrote or co-wrote nine of the ten tracks, working with regular partners like Jim McBride, Roger Murrah, and Mark Irwin, which set the self-authored pattern that defined his career. The title track reached number three and became his first major hit, followed by 'Wanted' and 'Chasin' That Neon Rainbow,' while the closing single 'I'd Love You All Over Again' gave him his first number one in early 1991. The album was certified two-times platinum by the RIAA and established Jackson as a leading voice of the genre's 1990s revival.