Good Times (Charlie Robison album)

Professional ratings

Review scores
Source	Rating
AllMusic	[2]
PopMatters	[3]
The Austin Chronicle	4/5[4]

Ronnie D. Lankford, Jr. of AllMusic says, "Robison isn't a mainstream country singer, but seems like he's playing country music because it's part of who he is and how he thinks, not because a friend loaned him a George Jones album in college."[2]

Hank Kalet of PopMatters rates this album a 7 and writes, "Throughout, there is an ominous shadow cast that makes the good times seem a desperate attempt to keep away the blues. There is sadness and there are good times and they mingle, inform each other, change each other."[3]

Christopher Gray of The Austin Chronicle gives the album 4 stars and says, "Good Times is darker and mellower than 2001's Life of the Party, but only because there's no song told by a brawling Irishman."[4]

• Charlie Robison – acoustic guitars, vocals, harmony vocals
• Keith Robinson – drums, percussion
• Scott Esbeck – bass guitar
• Riley Osbourn – keyboards
• David Grissom – guitars
• Eamon McLoughlin – fiddle
• Glenn Fukunaga – doghouse bass
• Chip Dolan – accordion
• Rich Brotherton – mandolin
• Ted Roddy – harmonica
• Lloyd Maines – steel guitar, dobro, papoose, lap steel guitar
• Natalie Maines – backing vocals

• Producer – Charlie Robison
• Producer – Lloyd Maines
• Engineer – Billy C. "Cris" Burns
• Additional engineering – James Calloway

Track information and credits adapted the album's liner notes.[5]