Alan Jackson's new song 'Long Way to Go' is a tale of bad luck that just keeps getting worse. The singer tells CMT Insider that he wrote the song from the perspective of a guy who just can't win. His girl leaves him, it rains on his vacation and then ... there's a big old bug in his drink.
Alan Jackson relies on stiff drinks and beautiful women to get through an otherwise rainy shoot in his new video for 'Long Way to Go.' The singer decides a tropical thunderstorm won't delay the filming of the video, much to the displeasure of a flustered video director, and gets the party going under canopies, tents and any other type of shelter available. It's a behind-the-scenes look brought to the front of the room.
Last summer Alan Jackson joined the Zac Brown Band on the chart topping hit 'As She's Walking Away.' Later this summer, it appears Zac Brown will return the favor. Jackson made a surprise appearance with Jeff Elliott's morning on WIRK in West Palm Beach, Fla. and revealed the song -- to be included on his upcoming album -- is a work in progress.
Alan Jackson's new song is called 'Long Way to Go.' It's important to state that early and often, because country listeners nationwide will remember this three-and-a-half minute ditty as the "bug in my margarita" song, and that's a terrible burden of a nickname. Either moniker does well to describe the country legend's debut single o
Keith Urban, Ronnie Dunn, Alan Jackson and many more of country music's biggest stars headed to the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville a little early to rehearse for tonight's Music Builds: CMT Disaster Relief Concert telethon. Though they came casual -- you can see them here wearing baseball caps and T-shirts -- they came for a cause: to help the victims of the recent tornadoes and floods in the south.
Scotty McCreery, referred to as "Scotty the Body" by Ryan Seacrest on tonight's episode of 'American Idol,' performed Alan Jackson's ballad 'Where Were You (When the World Stopped Turning).'
Alan Jackson's record label, Alan's Country Records, has joined forces with the recently formed EMI Nashville, the sister label to Capitol Records Nashville. Jackson and Capitol Records Nashville President and CEO, Mike Dungan, have signed a deal which will see the release and marketing of Jackson's forthcoming album on Capitol's EMI Records Nashville. EMI/Capitol is one of the few major labels left in Nashville.
The Harters are gearing up to head back north to Canada with Alan Jackson as his opening act for another string of dates, this time covering the Western division of the country.
Alan Jackson's No. 1 hit 'Good TImes' is certainly an anthem and a paean for hard-working 9-to-5-ers across this great nation of ours. That's why the song is the perfect soundtrack for a recent G.E. "ecomagination" commercial celebrating that hard-working spirit, while also promoting energy efficiency and imagination.
Alan Jackson may have parted ways with his longtime label recently, but the country superstar keeps pushing forward and is about to reach another career milestone. Jackson will be inducted into the Houston Livestock and Rodeo Show's Star Trail Hall of Fame on Friday, Mar. 18. as he will have performed in front of one million people for RodeoHouston once he plays that show.
