Country Music Hall of Fame
Sing Me Back Home

Jacket

Alan Jackson



Leather jacket with fringe and cowhide, made by Chic Skins of California and worn by Alan Jackson in the 1994 video for “Summertime Blues,” his chart-topping remake of Eddie Cochran’s 1950s rock & roll classic.

-Courtesy of Alan Jackson

Alan Jackson

Born Georgia 1958

Alan Jackson’s 1989 debut album, Here in the Real World, revealed him as a staunch advocate of tradition-based country on songs such as the hit single “Chasin’ That Neon Rainbow.” Drawing from personal experience, he continued to write and sing songs about family and small-town life that evoked universal truths and led to comparisons with Hank Williams and Merle Haggard.

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