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ALBUMS

• 16 Biggest Hits released: 2011
• The Music of Alabama released: 2009
• Mountain Music: The Best of Alabama released: 2009
• The Very Best of Alabama released: 2008
• 16 Biggest Hits released: 2007
• Songs of Inspiration II released: 2007
• Songs of Inspiration released: 2006
• Livin' Lovin' Rockin' Rollin': The 25th Anniversary Collection released: 2006
• Ultimate Alabama 20 # 1 Hits released: 2004
• 18 Great Songs released: 2003
• The American Farewell Tour released: 2003
• Legendary released: 2002
• When It All Goes South released: 2001
• Twentieth Century released: 1999
• Legendary Country Singers: Alabama released: 1998
• Super Hits, Volume 2 released: 1998
• Born Country released: 1998
• The Essential released: 1998
• For the Record released: 1998
• Dancin' on the Boulevard released: 1997
• In Pictures released: 1995
• Greatest Hits, Volume III released: 1994
• Country Side of Life released: 1993
• Cheap Seats released: 1993
• American Pride released: 1992
• Greatest Hits II released: 1991
• Roll On released: 1990
• Pass It On Down released: 1990
• Alabama Live released: 1988
• Southern Star released: 1988
• Just Us released: 1987
• The Touch released: 1986
• Alabama Greatest Hits released: 1986
• 40 Hour Week released: 1985
• Alabama Christmas released: 1985
• The Closer You Get released: 1983
• Mountain Music released: 1982
• My Home's in Alabama released: 1980
• The Last Stand released:
• The Closer You Get released:
• The Essential Alabama (Remastered) released:
• Alabama Live released:
• Platinum & Gold Collection released:
• Greatest Hits released:
• Twentieth Century released:
• Down Home (36 All-Time Favorites) released:
• Gonna Have a Party... Live released:
• For Our Fans released:
• In the Mood: The Love Songs released:
• Super Hits released:
• In the Beginning released:
• 41 and Counting (17 Years of No.1's) released:
• The Very Best of Alabama released:
• Feels So Right released:
• Christmas, Volume 2 released:
• Mountain Music released: