7 Things We Learned From the ‘Alan Jackson: Small Town Southern Man’ Documentary
Spoiler Alert: it didn't go well for a long time.
Early on during Alan Jackson: Small Town Southern Man (available digitally and on DVD), viewers learn that no one in his family even knew he could sing! As you’ll see below, it wasn’t exactly common knowledge. Jackson was somewhere between mild-mannered and painfully shy growing up in Newnan, Ga., in the 1960s and ’70s. A country music career was this lifelong dream he’d talked about since he was barely taller than a peanut.
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