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* SeasonalRot: Many fans think that their sound got tired around ''Just Us'' in 1987 (their last album with Harold Shedd as producer, and the album that produced their only non-#1 hit of the 1980s, the highly egotistical track "Tar Top").
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* SeasonalRot: Many fans think that their sound got tired around ''Just Us'' in 1987 (their last album with Harold Shedd as producer, and the album that produced their only non-#1 hit of the 1980s, the highly egotistical track "Tar Top").
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** "Take Me Down" and "The Closer You Get" were both recorded by Exile back in that band's pop-rock era. (Incidentally, Exile would escape its OneHitWonder status by reinventing itself as a country music band somewhat in Alabama's image.)
** "Touch Me When We're Dancing" was first a hit for a Muscle Shoals studio band called... wait for it... Bama. It was covered up by The Carpenters before Alabama covered ''them'' up.
** "Touch Me When We're Dancing" was first a hit for a Muscle Shoals studio band called... wait for it... Bama. It was covered up by The Carpenters before Alabama covered ''them'' up.
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** "Take Me Down" and "The Closer You Get" were both recorded by Exile back in that band's pop-rock era. The latter also had a version by Don King (not the boxing promoter) in between. (Incidentally, Exile would escape its OneHitWonder status by reinventing itself as a country music band somewhat in Alabama's image.)
** "Touch Me When We're Dancing" was first a hit for a Muscle Shoals studio band called... wait for it... Bama. It was covered up byThe Carpenters Music/{{Carpenters}} before Alabama covered ''them'' up.
** "Touch Me When We're Dancing" was first a hit for a Muscle Shoals studio band called... wait for it... Bama. It was covered up by
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** Two versions of "Song of the South" had barely scraped the charts before Alabama's: one by Johnny Russell, and another by Tom T. Hall (as a duet with Earl Scruggs).
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** Two versions of "Song of the South" had barely scraped the charts before Alabama's: one by Johnny Russell, and another by Tom T. Hall Music/TomTHall (as a duet with Earl Scruggs).
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* JumpingTheShark: Many fans think that their sound got tired around ''Just Us'' in 1987 (their last album with Harold Shedd as producer, and the album that produced their only non-#1 hit of the 1980s, the highly egotistical track "Tar Top").
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* JumpingTheShark: SeasonalRot: Many fans think that their sound got tired around ''Just Us'' in 1987 (their last album with Harold Shedd as producer, and the album that produced their only non-#1 hit of the 1980s, the highly egotistical track "Tar Top").
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** "In Pictures" was first recorded by Linda Davis.
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** "In Pictures" was first recorded by Linda Davis.Davis.
* JumpingTheShark: Many fans think that their sound got tired around ''Just Us'' in 1987 (their last album with Harold Shedd as producer, and the album that produced their only non-#1 hit of the 1980s, the highly egotistical track "Tar Top").
* JumpingTheShark: Many fans think that their sound got tired around ''Just Us'' in 1987 (their last album with Harold Shedd as producer, and the album that produced their only non-#1 hit of the 1980s, the highly egotistical track "Tar Top").
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** "Touch Me When We're Dancing" was first a hit for The Carpenters.
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** "Touch Me When We're Dancing" was first a hit for a Muscle Shoals studio band called... wait for it... Bama. It was covered up by The Carpenters.Carpenters before Alabama covered ''them'' up.
