SEARCH PLANET GARTH LATEST NEWS Garth Brooks lights up the night with outstanding L.A. show Garth Brooks on fire for five-concert benefit Garth Brooks joins NASCAR Day effort Garth Brooks sets venue sales record with five-show Staples Center stand Press Release: Los Angeles Ticket Procedures Garth to give a charity concert in LA on January 26 Final KC Concert to air on GAC Thanksgiving Weekend Garth Brooks takes time out from parenting and retirement for nine concerts KC Finale has two different feels The Ultimate Hits debuts on Billboard at #3 Brooks puts on a longer show as series winds down Garth pumps up the fans in sixth KC show Brooks' vocals still strong in fifth show Review: Garth’s fourth show louder and rowdier Review: Third Show has more Garth Brooks Review: Brooks makes second show a family affair Garth wows the crowd in KC Great American Country to Premiere New Garth Brooks Video This Week Garth Brooks Joins Fight Against Breast Cancer Garth Brooks is back Eagles to rock Super Bowl halftime show; Garth First Choice? Hundreds gather for Sprint Center opening; Garth concert will be broadcast live in movie theaters around the world Garth Brooks to appear at opening of Sprint Center Garth adds eight concerts in KC, sells them all out Garth Brooks show adds even more glitter and heft to Sprint Center agenda Garth headed to KC's Sprint Center With No. 1 Debut, It's Party Time for Garth Garth Brooks Sets Record With No. 1 Song   ADDTIONAL SECTIONS The Albums The Lyrics History of Garth Brooks Chris Gaines World Tour Center Columnists The PG Store Roughstock Network

Garth Brooks Released On: Wednesday, April 12, 1989 Tracks from Garth Brooks Not Counting You I've Got A Good Thing Going If Tomorrow Never Comes Everytime That It Rains Alabama Clay Much Too Young (To Feel This Damn Old) Cowboy Bill Nobody Gets Off In This Town I Know One The Dance Garth's Comments... "This album was released in April of 1989, in the states. Definatley scared to death. I thought the album was very very innocent. And I gotta be truthful with you, every time I hear those songs off the radio or off the album itself, or even when we play them live. I really get that same kind of scared feeling, that I had, way back in 1988, and 1989. Whether you get the album or not, or whether you have the album or not. Thanks, for just, the interest. That first album is always a big one for any artist and I, without trying to sound egotistical, I'm very proud of my first one." Related Articles from the PG Archives... Capitol Nashville to cease production of Garths' first six albums Saturday, April 4th, 1998 . Press Release   Garth Brooks Credits His Wife for Punching Up His Sagging Career Wednesday, April 26th, 1989 . Chicago Tribune   Garth Brooks Review Wednesday, April 5th, 1989 . Chicago Tribune