“75 MILLION RECORDS SOLD AND 42 NUMBER ONE HITS — BUT AFTER ALL THESE YEARS, HE STILL WAKES UP ON THE SAME FAMILY DIRT. Randy Owen had the mansions in Nashville and the beaches in Malibu. He had the world at his feet as the voice of Alabama, the band that redefined country music. But while the charts were burning up, Randy’s heart was breaking. He buried his father during the height of his fame and never truly got the chance to mourn. “”Everybody’s wanting me to get out there and make that money,”” he recalls. It was a mother’s prayers and a deep-rooted faith that kept him from losing himself to the machine.”
Introduction The Voice of Alabama: Why Randy Owen Never Left the Family Dirt In the glittering pantheon of country music, few names carry as much weight as Randy Owen. As…