Jamey Johnson and Alabama

Born in Alabama, Jamey Johnson is a Grand Ole Opry singer-songwriter blending classic country/Americana. Ten-time GRAMMY nominee; ACM/CMA Song of Year winner for “In Color” & “Give It Away.” Hits: “In Color,” “High Cost of Living.” Collaborated with Willie Nelson, Lainey Wilson; songs cut by George Strait.

Alabama, formed by cousins Randy Owen, Teddy Gentry, and Jeff Cook, revived country bands in the late '70s with a blend of country and rock. The band, rooted in Alabama, gained fame with hits like "Tennessee River" and achieved 27 number-one singles in the '80s. They secured multiple awards and had seven multi-platinum albums. Alabama's signature sound and remarkable success, particularly with their seamless harmonies and crossover appeal, set a high bar in country music. Their influence continues, even after multiple reunions and the passing of band member Jeff Cook.