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Alan Jackson Is Unhappy That Country Music Is Changing

by Lauren Novak • Published May 14, 2021

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Country singer Alan Jackson isn’t happy that traditional country music seems to be going away. New music styles come around all the time and country music seems to be changing rapidly. He is trying to keep the country music style from the past around with a new album called Where Have You Gone.

He scoffed, “Country music is gone — and it’s not coming back.” He expanded, “Real country songs are life and love and heartache. They’re drinking, singing about Mama and having a good time, sad things, fun things.”

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Alan Jackson apparently hates modern country music

ALAN JACKSON, from 'Roots of Country,' 1994
ALAN JACKSON, from ‘Roots of Country,’ 1994. (c)TNN. Courtesy: Everett Collection

He continued, “It reflects the sounds of the instruments I grew up on, steel and acoustic guitar, the fiddle and the way they all came together. It gave you a sound, but also a real feeling or emotions no other music really had.”

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ALAN JACKSON, from 'One Night In Austin,' 8/3/92
ALAN JACKSON, from ‘One Night In Austin,’ 8/3/92. (c)TNN. Courtesy: Everett Collection

In his new album, he utilizes the fiddle and the steel guitar to bring back that traditional country sound. He said he went back to his roots and tried to make each song into a story. He admitted that this was the project he always dreams of working on.

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08 November 2017 – Nashville, Tennessee – Alan Jackson. 51st Annual CMA Awards, Country Music’s Biggest Night, held at Bridgestone Arena. Photo Credit: Laura Farr/AdMedia

Even though a lot of young people prefer the modern country song, he said that that his kids and their friends still prefer the old school sound, which they called “real school.” He even admitted that some of the new stuff makes him “kinda pissed off.”

In conclusion, listen to one of Alan’s new songs below. Do you prefer old school country or modern?

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About Lauren Novak

Lauren Novak is a journalist who wrote more than 5,000 nostalgia and pop culture stories for DoYouRemember? as a Senior Staff Writer and Editor.

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