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It's a known fact that Alan Jackson is wonderful to his fans, but in case y'all needed some proof, here it is. During his performance of "Remember When", Alan took the hand of a woman, looking fashionable in a sparkling sequin top, and brought her in close for a short, but sweet dance. Jackson obviously made his fan's day with this. The woman handed her camera to a fellow bandmate, hoping for a quick picture with the living legend. After what looked like some hushed whispers between the two, Alan went back to centerstage and continued his performance. This is definitely a memory that will last a lifetime and there are probably thousands of very jealous women too. Way to go, Alan! It's the little gestures that mean the most.
For the past two years now, Alan Jackson has been traveling all over the country on his Honky Tonk Highway tour. With 35 number one country hits to his name, you can bet that Jackson’s concerts are packed full of quality songs and excited country fans who want to hear them. But those who were
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A Love That Goes Way Back Alan Jackson and his wife, Denise, have known each other for decades. The two are high school sweethearts, and were married in 1979 when they were both 18. After their marriage, Alan and Denise moved from Georgia to Nashville so Alan could pursue his career in country music. At first, the couple lived in a crowded basement apartment, where they stayed even after Alan made his way into the spotlight. "We were still living there when I had my first number one record," Alan said in a recent interview with CBS. "We stayed there until we were sure I was going to make a living!" Giving Up A Prized Possession Of course, Alan's career took off, and the couple eventually moved out of the crowded basement apartment. But in those early years, Alan and Denise had to make a lot of sacrifices for one another. While they were dating, Alan and Denise could be seen riding around in Jackson's white 1955 Thunderbird convertible. Alan took Denise out on their first date in the car, and it came to symbolize their romance. But when they were ready to buy their first house, Alan sold his beloved T-Bird so they had enough money for the down payment. Years Later, A Surprise Of A Lifetime Cruises Up After Alan had established himself as an artist, Denise finally found a way to pay her husband back: "As the garage door comes up, he sees that it's a '55 Thunderbird." Denise recalled in an interview with CBS Sunday Morning. "And he says, 'Oh, you bought me a car like mine!' And I said, 'No, actually Alan, that is YOUR car.' The man broke down and cried." https://youtu.be/0BP98vq3IZU?t=346 Alan was overcome with emotion to see that not only had Denise bought him a '55 T-Bird, but the exact same car he had when he was young. "Still gives me chill bumps," Alan said. Some of Alan's best memories come from the times he's spent driving or riding in a car. He sings about his love of cars and the open road in his hit song "Drive," which you can listen to below. How sweet was that of Denise to buy Alan's car back for him? Now that's true love!
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There's a good reason why Alan Jackson is one of the most beloved artists among country fans. His pure country voice and his ability to tell emotional stories through song makes him a captivating entertainer. During an appearance at the Grand Ole Opry in October 2015, Jackson proved once again why he's one of country music's most successful artists. In 2002, Jackson released the sentimental song "Remember When" as the second single from his Greatest Hits Volume II album. Written entirely by Jackson himself, the song spent two weeks at the number one spot on the Billboard country chart. The song serves as a source of reflection for Jackson, as he looks back on his life with his wife, Denise. It traces the beginnings of their relationship all the way into their future together after their children have grown and moved away. "Remember When" is one of Jackson's most memorable songs, and is always a crowd favorite. So when he appeared at the Opry on one occasion, it was the perfect song to perform. In a clip released by the Opry, Jackson can be seen center stage playing his guitar as he sings the reflective song. Jackson had tears in his eyes during much of the performance, showing how strong his connection still is to the words he wrote over a decade ago. Jackson's delivery was tender, and drew the audience in from the start. The minutes seem to fly by as he tells you the story of his life in the past, present, and future. Jackson was rewarded with a warm round of applause at the end of the song, which was well-earned. With a smile, a slight bow, and a tip of the hat, Jackson thanked the crowd for their enthusiastic show of thanks. You can watch Jackson's moving performance of "Remember When" in the video below. We've always known he's one of the greats, and this performance serves as proof of that.
While country music legend Alan Jackson and his loving wife Denise have been married for almost 40 years, the two have continued to openly express their unbreakable bond and unwavering love for one another. https://www.instagram.com/p/BcutnPfnpzz/ "We learned that if a relationship’s going to be good, you have to make it a priority,” Denise told PEOPLE. Jackson's wife has been the legend's biggest support system long before his rise to fame - they were high school sweethearts. Denise previously worked for an airline and connected him with Glen Campbell, who helped jumpstart his career. https://www.instagram.com/p/BkBmL8PHqdA/ To honor the incredibly strong woman by his side, Jackson assisted in his wife's writing endeavors by recording a song called "That's The Way" to accompany one of her books. According to a press release, Jackson also serenaded his bride upon their wedding day with "That's The Way," expressing his love for her in one of the only ways he knew how. https://www.instagram.com/p/BrafA92g4ri/ The song has since become a wedding-must because of its exceptional sound and heartwarming lyrics. Listen to the touching song below and tell us what you think!
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