Nothin' but Good
Studio album by Dawn Sears
Released	August 30, 1994 (1994-08-30)
Genre	Country
Length	32:38
Label	Decca
Producer	Mark Wright
Dawn Sears chronology
What a Woman Wants to Hear (1991) Nothin' but Good (1994) Dawn Sears (2002)

Nothin' but Good is the second album by American country music singer Dawn Sears. It was released in 1994 via Decca Records.

Giving it 3 out of 5 stars, Jim Ridley of New Country magazine thought that the album's production was "straight down the middle of a pop-country road" and "still fails to register Sears' own personality strongly", but thought that her performances on "Runaway Train", "Uh Oh", and "Planet of Love" were solid. He added that she "sings most movingly" on "Little Orphan Annie", a song written in tribute to her parents.^[1]

Compiled from liner notes.^[2]

Musicians

• Mike Brignardello — bass guitar
• Mark Casstevens — acoustic guitar
• Stuart Duncan — fiddle
• Pat Flynn — acoustic guitar
• Paul Franklin — steel guitar
• Rob Hajacos — fiddle
• Owen Hale — drums
• John Hughey — steel guitar
• B. James Lowry — acoustic guitar
• Nashville String Machine — strings
• Steve Nathan — keyboards
• Russ Pahl — steel guitar
• Brent Rowan — electric guitar, gut string guitar
• Dawn Sears — lead vocals
• Kenny Sears — fiddle
• Biff Watson — acoustic guitar
• Willie Weeks — bass guitar

Backing vocalists

• Dana McVicker — on "Nothin' but Good"
• Vince Gill — on "If I Didn't Have You in My World"
• Jana King
• Mary Ann Kennedy and Pam Rose — on "Runaway Train"
• Patty Loveless — on "Close Up the Honky Tonks"
• Jonell Mosser — on "If I Didn't Have You in My World"
• Dawn Sears
• Lisa Silver
• Cindy Richardson-Walker
• Bergen White
• Jeff White

Technical

• Robert Charles — engineering, overdubs
• Carl Gorodetzky — concert master
• Mark Hagen — engineering
• Warren Peterson — recording, overdubs
• Lynn Peterzell — mixing
• Denny Purcell — mastering
• Bergen White — string arrangements, conductor
• Mark Wright — production