Nothing but the Truth (Mac McAnally album) explained

Nothing but the Truth
Type:studio
Artist:Mac McAnally
Cover:MacMcAnallyNothingButTheTruth.jpg
Released:1983
Studio:Wishbone Recording Studio
Genre:Pop rock, soft rock
Label:Geffen
Prev Title:Cuttin' Corners
Prev Year:1980
Next Title:Finish Lines
Next Year:1988

Nothing But the Truth is the fourth album by American singer Mac McAnally, released in 1983 on Geffen Records.[1] [2] [3] [4]

The album failed to chart. The single "Minimum Love" narrowly missed the top 40 on the Billboard Hot 100, peaking at No. 41. However, it was a top 10 hit on the Adult Contemporary chart, peaking at No. 7.

Content and history

McAnally wrote the songs for the album over the course of two years. During this timespan, he also became a father for the first time, and his own father died as well. Keith Tuber of Orange Coast thought that the album reflected a theme of "compromise" given McAnally's life experiences leading up to its release. He also thought that it had a "fuller" sound than McAnally's previous works.

Track listing

All songs are written by Mac McAnally, except where noted.

Personnel

Production

Notes and References

  1. Tuber. Keith. Mac McAnally Puts Maximum Effort Into Minimum Love. Orange Coast . 9 . 7. 98–99. July 1983. Emmis Communications. June 9, 2020. Google Books.
  2. Nash. Alanna. Mac McAnally: Nothing but the Truth. Stereo Review. 48. 8. 76. August 1983. CBS Magazines. 9781561591763. May 14, 2024. World Radio History.
  3. Flegler. Joel. Nothing But the Truth. Fanfare. 7. 1–2. 351. 1983. J. Flegler.
  4. Book: The Encyclopedia of Country Music. McCall. Michael. Rumble. John. Kingsbury. Paul. December 16, 2004. Oxford University Press. 9780199840441. June 9, 2020. Google Books.