The 2005 single "The Dollar" marked Jamey Johnson's solo debut, a stark, confessional ballad that stood in contrast to the era's more pop-oriented country music. It was his first release on BNA Records.
- "The Dollar" was co-written by Jamey Johnson, Bill Anderson, and John Rich.
- The song was the lead single from Johnson's debut album, *The Dollar*, released in 2006.
- Despite a lack of mainstream radio success, the song garnered critical attention for its lyrical depth and Johnson's vocal performance.
Jamey Johnson is a country singer-songwriter from Alabama, known for his traditionalist sound and outlaw country influences. At the time of "The Dollar's" release, Johnson was working to establish himself in Nashville after a stint with a major label that yielded no album.
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