Which Alan Jackson album was his 1990 debut studio release?

Alan Jackson’s 1990 debut studio album was “Here in the Real World.”

Arista Nashville released the album in February 1990, introducing Jackson’s traditional-leaning country sound to a national audience. The record produced several major singles, including the title track, “Wanted,” “Chasin’ That Neon Rainbow,” and “I'd Love You All Over Again.”

The album helped position Jackson as part of a 1990s revival of honky-tonk and classic country influences. His songwriting, plainspoken delivery, and frequent use of steel guitar contrasted with some of the more pop-oriented country production of the era.

“Don't Rock the Jukebox” is often mistaken for his debut because it followed quickly and became a major success. It was Jackson’s second studio album, released in 1991.