Studio Album · No. 1

Here's to the Good Times Songwriting Credits by Florida Georgia Line

2012 Republic Nashville / Big Loud Mountain 11 tracks 40:00

Produced by Joey Moi

Republic Nashville / Big Loud Mountain CountryCountry Pop
55%
Authorship
Collaborator

Holds writing credit on 6 of 11 tracks

Authorship Breakdown 6 / 11 documented

Who wrote the songs?

Scored across the 11 tracks with documented writers, by whether Florida Georgia Line carries a lyricist or composer credit.

55%
6 trackswritten by Florida Georgia Line 5 tracksoutside writers
Florida Georgia Line's roles on this album

Share of the 11 tracks where a band member is credited, by role.

Lyricist55%
Composer55%
Producer0%
Performer100%

By the Numbers

11
Tracks
18
Lyricists
1
Producers
2,367,400
Worldwide Copies Sold
2012
Released
Data Insight

Hubbard and Kelley write six of the eleven tracks, always as a pair. Joey Moi produced the whole record and co-wrote "Cruise" with them, which is the closest the album comes to having a third member.

Here's to the Good Times is the duo's debut, released in December 2012, and their best seller at 2,367,400 copies in the United States. It carries "Cruise", the first country song ever certified diamond.

Track Listing & Credits 11 tracks

Written by the artist Written by outside writers
#TitleLyricist(s)Composer(s)Producer(s)Performers
1
Cruise #4
Tyler HubbardBrian KelleyJoey MoiChase RiceJesse Rice Tyler Reed HubbardBrian Edward KelleyJoey MoiChase RiceJesse Rice Joey Moi Florida Georgia Line (Performer)
2
Round Here #28
Rodney ClawsonChris TompkinsThomas Rhett Rodney ClawsonChris TompkinsThomas Rhett Joey Moi Florida Georgia Line (Performer)
3
Get Your Shine On #27
Tyler HubbardBrian KelleyRodney ClawsonChris Tompkins Tyler Reed HubbardBrian Edward KelleyRodney ClawsonChris Tompkins Joey Moi Florida Georgia Line (Performer)
4
Here's to the Good Times
Rodney ClawsonChris TompkinsLynn Hutton Rodney ClawsonChris TompkinsLynn Hutton Joey Moi Florida Georgia Line (Performer)
5
It'z Just What We Do
Tyler HubbardBrian KelleyRodney Clawson Tyler Reed HubbardBrian Edward KelleyRodney Clawson Joey Moi Florida Georgia Line (Performer)
6
Stay #28
Joey MoiJohn Fred YoungChris RobertsonJon LawhonBen Wells Joey MoiJohn Fred YoungChris RobertsonJon LawhonBen Wells Joey Moi Florida Georgia Line (Performer)
7
Hell Raisin' Heat of the Summer
Rodney ClawsonChris TompkinsCraig Wiseman Rodney ClawsonChris TompkinsCraig Wiseman Joey Moi Florida Georgia Line (Performer)
8
Tell Me How You Like It
Tyler HubbardBrian KelleyChris Tompkins Tyler Reed HubbardBrian Edward KelleyChris Tompkins Joey Moi Florida Georgia Line (Performer)
9
Tip It Back
Tyler HubbardBrian KelleyRodney Clawson Tyler Reed HubbardBrian Edward KelleyRodney Clawson Joey Moi Florida Georgia Line (Performer)
10
Dayum, Baby
Tyler HubbardBrian KelleyRodney ClawsonDavid Lee Murphy Tyler Reed HubbardBrian Edward KelleyRodney ClawsonDavid Lee Murphy Joey Moi Florida Georgia Line (Performer)Sarah Buxton (Featured Vocals)
11
Party People
Luke LairdShane McAnallyJ. T. Harding Luke LairdShane McAnallyJ. T. Harding Joey Moi Florida Georgia Line (Performer)Jaren Johnston (Featured Vocals)

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Frequently Asked Questions Here's to the Good Times

Who wrote Here's to the Good Times?
Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley are on six of the eleven tracks. The rest come from Nashville writers.
Who wrote "Cruise"?
Hubbard and Kelley with Joey Moi, Chase Rice and Jesse Rice. It reached number four on the Billboard Hot 100.
How did the album sell?
2,367,400 copies in the United States as of April 2017, and it was the sixth best-selling album of 2013 with 1,350,000 sold that year. The RIAA certified it double platinum.
Who produced it?
Joey Moi, who produced the duo's first four albums.
Which singles charted?
"Cruise" at four on the Hot 100, "Get Your Shine On" at 27, "Round Here" at 28 and "Stay" at 28.
Are engineering credits published?
No engineering credits are published on the album article.
How long is the album?
40:00 across eleven tracks.

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