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In a deeply moving moment that left fans emotional, Randy Owen and Teddy Gentry spoke candidly about the enduring pain of losing their cousin and bandmate, Jeff Cook. During an intimate interview, the two remaining founding members of Alabama reflected on the profound impact Jeff had on both their music and their lives.

“We can still hear Jeff’s voice,” Randy said softly, his words filled with emotion. “Right before every show, it feels like he’s right there with us, saying, ‘Let’s go get it done.’” Teddy added, “There are nights when I glance over, half-expecting to see him standing beside me. That feeling never fades.”

Though Jeff passed away in 2022 after a courageous battle with Parkinson’s disease, his spirit continues to resonate deeply within the band. From their humble beginnings playing small bars in Fort Payne to their rise to country music stardom, the trio’s connection was built on family, faith, and decades of shared dreams.

Today, every time Randy and Teddy step onto the stage, it’s more than just a performance — it’s a tribute to Jeff. A way to honor his legacy. A promise to keep his memory alive through the music they created together.

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