For decades, Alan Jackson has been a staple in country music. Soon, however, his time on stage is coming to a close. Around this time last year, the singer announced the dates for his very final tour. Turns out, he had been diagnosed with a neurological condition called Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease. As a result, he sometimes struggles to keep his balance on stage.
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Still, the Alan Jackson: Last Call Tour has gone so well over the course of a year. Now, there are only a few shows left before the very final Alan Jackson show. So, it’s no wonder that, during one of his last performances, he got extra sentimental. The most memorable moment of all came when he sang his classic hit Remember When. Watch this heartwarming moment in the video below!
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Remember When is all about cherishing life’s greatest joys with the one you love. It was inspired by his very own wife, Denise. These high school sweethearts have been married for over 45 years and have three kids together. So, it was oh-so-fitting that Jackson invite his wife on stage for a brief dance to this specific song.
During One of His Final Shows, Alan Jackson Surprises His Wife with the Sweetest Dance to Remember When
This emotional moment is resonating deeply with fans of Jackson, especially as they also reflect on their own lives. Many echo the sentiment that one fan shares in this comment: “How the heck are we all this old?!?!”
“It’s hard watching our legends get old. Lifelong Alan Jackson fan,” another fan admits, with a third pointing out, “This song hits different now that they are older.”
“Sobbing. So beautiful. I’m gonna miss him touring but totally understand with his health,” another shares. “He is so strong and we are blessed he is doing this. He is one of the greats of all time.”
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