Alan Jackson entered the country music world in 1989 and helped to reshape the genre for the next decade. At a time when pop production and the Urban Cowboy sound were all the rage, Jackson’s sound ...

Alan Jackson makes us cry even when he's trying to be a nice guy. "I'll be the S.O.B. / If that's what you need from me / So you don't have to love me anymore," he sang in 2011, and good golly, that's ...

Country music icon Alan Jackson, 67, has recorded 21 studio albums, including two Christmas albums, and two gospel albums, as well as three greatest-hits albums ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Alan Jackson topped the charts with his 1995 hit "Tall, Tall Trees." The wildly successful song—which dropped on October 9, 1995, ...

Twenty-four years ago today, Alan Jackson released a heartfelt tribute to his late father that became a crossover hit.

The Grand Ole Opry took two iconic performances of “He Stopped Loving Her Today” and put them together. The result beats biscuits and gravy! George Jones is the song’s original performer so fittingly, ...

"Especially if I try to sing along to it and I really focus in on the lyrics, it's kinda like that song 'Landslide.'" he says. "It's just about passing the time and how everyone's just heading in one ...

Alan Jackson celebrated his wife Denise’s birthday with a very special gift: an onstage slow dance! The country legend, 66, welcomed Denise to the stage during his performance at the Two Step Inn ...

Jim McBride, the Grammy-nominated country songwriter who partnered with singer Alan Jackson on songs including "Chattahoochee" and "Chasin' That Neon Rainbow," died Tuesday. He was 78. "Jim was a good ...