Alabama

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Alabama is an American country music band known for blending traditional country with Southern rock and pop influences, producing numerous chart-topping hits since the 1980s.

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Bama 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf country music band
musical group
activeYearsStart 1969
awardReceived Academy of Country Music Award NERFINISHED
American Music Award NERFINISHED
Country Music Association Award NERFINISHED
Grammy Award
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
formedIn 1969
genre Southern rock NERFINISHED
bluegrass
country
country rock
gospel
pop country
hasMember Jeff Cook NERFINISHED
Mark Herndon NERFINISHED
Randy Owen NERFINISHED
Teddy Gentry NERFINISHED
memberOf Country Music Hall of Fame NERFINISHED
Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum NERFINISHED
notableAchievement One of the most successful country bands of the 1980s
Scored numerous Billboard Hot Country Songs number-one singles
notableAlbum 40-Hour Week NERFINISHED
Feels So Right NERFINISHED
Mountain Music NERFINISHED
My Home's in Alabama NERFINISHED
Roll On NERFINISHED
Southern Star NERFINISHED
The Closer You Get... NERFINISHED
notableWork Born Country NERFINISHED
Dixieland Delight NERFINISHED
Feels So Right NERFINISHED
Forty Hour Week (For a Livin') NERFINISHED
If You're Gonna Play in Texas (You Gotta Have a Fiddle in the Band) NERFINISHED
Love in the First Degree NERFINISHED
Mountain Music NERFINISHED
Roll On (Eighteen Wheeler) NERFINISHED
Song of the South NERFINISHED
Tennessee River NERFINISHED
The Closer You Get NERFINISHED
origin Fort Payne, Alabama NERFINISHED
recordLabel GRT Records NERFINISHED
MDJ Records NERFINISHED
RCA Records
roleOfMember Jeff Cook – lead guitar, fiddle, keyboards, vocals NERFINISHED
Mark Herndon – drums
Randy Owen – lead vocals, rhythm guitar
Teddy Gentry – bass guitar, vocals
style blend of traditional country, Southern rock, and pop influences

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