Alan Jackson

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11.11.22

3 Songs You Didn’t Know Alan Jackson Wrote for Randy Travis, Faith Hill and Clay Walker

By Tina Benitez-Eves
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12.21.21

Alan Jackson Shares Personal Egg Nog Recipe Just in Time for the Holidays

By American Songwriter
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11.27.21

Behind the Song Lyrics: “Remember When,” by Alan Jackson

By Anna D'Amico
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11.16.21

Alan Jackson Releases New Song “Racing the Dark” with Daughter Mattie Jackson Selecman

By Catherine Walthall
Behind The Song

11.13.21

Behind the Song: “Chattahoochee” by Alan Jackson

By Joe Vitagliano
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11.11.21

Luke Combs Crowned Entertainer of the Year at 2021 CMA Awards

By Tina Benitez-Eves
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11.09.21

Top 10 Alan Jackson Songs

By Lisa Konicki
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10.12.21

WATCH: Alan Jackson’s Daughter Ali Joins Him on Stage to Sing Wedding Song “You’ll Always Be My Baby”

By Madeline Crone
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09.23.21

WATCH: Alan Jackson Reiterates His Reverence for Country Music Tradition in New Music Video “Where Have You Gone”

By Madeline Crone
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06.29.21

Alan Jackson Supports Hometown with Where I Come From: Tornado Benefit Concert

By Catherine Walthall
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05.17.21

Alan Jackson to Perform Tornado Benefit Concert Event ‘Where I Come From’ in Georgia Hometown

By Madeline Crone
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05.11.21

I’ll Fly Away Foundation Took the Power of Songwriting to Celebrate 10th Anniversary

By Tina Benitez-Eves

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CLARKSTON, MI – AUGUST 22: English singer, songwriter and musician, and former member of the Spencer Davis Group, Traffic and Blind Faith, as well as being a solo artist, Steve Winwood performs at the Pine Knob Music Theatre during his "Back In The High Life Tour" on August 22, 1986, in Clarkston, Michigan, outside of Detroit. (Photo by Ross Marino/Getty Images)

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American dance band C+C Music Factory (American singer and rapper Freedom Williams, Liberian-born American singer and songwriter Zelma Davis, American record producer David Cole, and American record producer and songwriter Robert Clivilles) in the 2nd Billboard Music Awards press room, at the Barker Hangar of Santa Monica Airport, Santa Monica, California, 3rd December 1991. C+C Music Factory won the '#1 New Pop Artist,' '#1 Hot Dance Club Play Single,' '#1 Hot Dance Club Play Artist,' '#1 Hot Dance 12" Singles Sales,' '#1 Hot Dance 12" Singles Artist,' and '#1 Hot Dance Club Play Single' awards at the ceremony. (Photo by Vinnie Zuffante/Getty Images)

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