Introduction
“Good Time” is an upbeat country song by Alan Jackson, released as the second single from his 15th studio album, also titled Good Time, on April 21, 2008. Written solely by Jackson, the song captures the essence of unwinding after a long workweek, celebrating life’s simple pleasures with a carefree attitude. Its infectious chorus and lively tempo made it a summer anthem, resonating with fans seeking a musical escape into good times and good company.
The track showcases Jackson’s signature blend of traditional country elements and contemporary flair, produced by longtime collaborator Keith Stegall. “Good Time” became one of Jackson’s most commercially successful songs, reaching No. 1 on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart and peaking at No. 40 on the Billboard Hot 100. Its popularity was further amplified by its use in various media, including a General Electric commercial that featured a massive line dance set to the song .
The music video for “Good Time” depicted Jackson and his band performing the song as hundreds of people participated in a large line dance, capturing the song’s celebratory spirit. Cameos by country legend George Jones and Jackson’s wife, Denise, added a personal touch to the video .
“Good Time” stands as a testament to Alan Jackson’s ability to craft timeless country music that resonates with listeners, inviting them to embrace the joy of the present moment.