Alan Jackson

Mattie, the oldest, just graduated. Ali starts in the fall and the youngest, Dani, is still in high school.

Alan Jackson and his wife, Denise, sat down for an interview with GAC's Backstory. In the interview, they discussed their 32-year marriage and disclosed the fact that Denise battled cancer in 2010. However, the couple never disclosed what type of cancer it was Denise had.

Yes Indeedy!

Remember when I was young and so were you

And time stood still and love was all we knew

You were the first, so was I

We made love and then you cried

Remember when?

Remember when we vowed the vows, and walked the walk

Gave our hearts, made the start, and it was hard

We lived and learned, life threw curves

There was joy, there was hurt

Remember when?

Remember when old ones died and new were born

And life was changed, disassembled, rearranged

We came together, fell apart

And broke each others hearts

Remember when?

--- Instrumental ---

Remember when the sound of little feet, was the music we danced to week to week

Brought back the love, we found trust

Vowed we never give it up

Remember when?

Remember when thirty seemed so old

Now lookin' back, its just a steppin' stone

To where we are, where we've been

Said we do it all again

Remember when?

Remember when we said when we turn gray

When the children grow up and move away

We won't be sad, we'll be glad

For all the life we've had

And we'll remember when.

Remember when?

Remember when?...

It is called Sissy's song...

Yes. It was about his affair with Faith Hill

yess his dance was the LONGEST the one that was 17000 was the largest it wasnt even a line? it was just a group of people not really a line so yes alan jackson did set the record for the LONGEST line dance.

The one that was dancing with the littler girl her name is Alex Sanson.

Alan Jackson, the fifth child (and the only boy) to Eugene Jackson and Ruth Musick, has four older sisters. Diane, Connie, and twins Cathy and Carol are all currently alive and well. No, Alan Jackson did not lose a sister. If your inquiry is based on his motivation for writing Sissy's Song, it's not about the death of one of his sisters. It was inspired by the death of a friend of the family named Leslie Fitzgerald. Everyone called her Sissy, and she was killed in a motorcycle accident, and the tragedy hit the family hard (as well as provided a springboard for the song).

30 pounds

Baptist.

no body

Yes, but im not that sure. so be sure to just search it again.

There's too many to name. Almost any singer from the 1930's, when the song was written, who sang standards. So pick any big name singer from that era and I guarantee, they sang that song. Biggest examples I can think are #1 Judy Garland, who made it famous in the movie of the musical from which it came "Babes in Arms." But try Sinatra, Doris Day, Ella Fitzgerald. But a total, definitive count of everyone would be very difficult to get. Easily over 100; maybe even 500.

It was released on September 29, 2008.

It was released by Hank Jr. June 1980 on the habits old and newalbum. Alan Jackson released it in October 1999 on his under the influencealbum.

It is somewhere off of Chickering Road just south of Nashville. Should be around the Old Hickory Blvd and Chickering intersections.

He is 6' 4". (6 feet 4 inches tall)

There is no way Alan Jackson would ever divorce Denise! And she would never divorce him, ever! They have been together since high school and have worked everything through with God's power in their lives.

From what I heard on a Texas radio station he is 44" from his cowboy crotch to his hillbilly heels.

48"

most likely somewhere in the northeast. probably somewhere in massachusests most likely somewhere in the northeast. probably somewhere in massachusests

No. But, when he did the video for his hit, "Midnight in Montgomery," in the cemetery where Hank Williams is buried, Alan did report some strange things did happen.

The most spooky was some of the video tape had scrambles, and a strange figure in the picture while they were filming Hank's grave stone. Of course, these events had to be cut from the video.

Go to website caddyranch.com then click on "Line Dances" then look up Good Time by Alan Jackson.

The Very Best of Alan Jackson was created on 2004-06-14.