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Picnic Order Form Fort Payne Celebrates Historic Grand Opening of the Randy Owen Center for the Performing Ar Gabe Swift named "Redneck Fan of the Month

Picnic Order Form Fort Payne Celebrates Historic Grand Opening of the Randy Owen Center for the Performing Ar Gabe Swift named "Redneck Fan of the Month

Color-changing Text Get ready; Fort Payne's about to get crazy! Keeping with tradition, Alabama’s Randy Owen and Teddy Gentry will treat their fans to various events including Gentry’s ‘Singing with the Stars’ Talent Contest, The Buffalo Nickel Coin Show, and two June Jam Songwriters Showcases and Owen’s Fandemonium at the Farm. The the Cook Castle Brunch Benefiting the Jeff and Lisa Cook Foundation, will not be held this year. “Our Fan Appreciation Weekend is designed around our true fans,” says Owen. “They can come to our hometown and spend a few days with us thanking them for over 50 years of support.” “This is my favorite weekend of the year to spend time with the best fans in the world, all happening where we grew up,” adds Gentry.

Did Randy Owen Make a Pact With the Devil?

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Published on 06/22/2025 16:30 • Updated 06/22/2025 16:33

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DEDICATED TO ALL MEMBERS OF THE MOUNTAIN MUSIC MEMORIES ALABAMA FAN GROUP

Long before country music crowned him a legend, Randy Owen stood barefoot on Lookout Mountain soil, cradling a guitar and a gospel-soaked dream. What sent his career into the stratosphere wasn't sorcery or slick deals—it was soul. Raw, unpolished, unapologetically Southern soul.

Folks like to whisper when someone rises that fast.

Did Randy make a pact with the devil? Definitely, not! What he made was a pact with the people—those who heard their own stories in his voice, those who saw their values reflected in his quiet strength. When Alabama dropped "My Home’s in Alabama", the air shifted. It wasn’t just a song; it was a rally cry wrapped in steel guitar and sincerity. This is the story of how fame came roaring, and how Randy answered without selling an ounce of who he was--now over 50 years later.

Hope you enjoy...

Respectfully yours,

Ken

P. S. Just click on the link to watch...

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/hx2kkqtazfeac0t8y6gqc/Sell-your-soul-R.mp4?rlkey=h8l6t0p3srpbwg34gj0pfeklg&st=l6tp58hv&dl=0

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