Jeff Cook, the guitarist and co-founder of the band, Alabama, died at the age of 73 on Nov. 7. The singer’s death was announced via a press release issued by his relatives and it revealed he was ...

Jeff Cook of Alabama, a guitarist and fiddle player in Country Music Hall of Fame band, has died at 73. For a decade, he battled Parkinson's disease.

Jeff Cook, Co-Founding Guitarist and Vocalist of Alabama, Dies The guitarist and vocalist for the Country Music Hall of Fame group died on Monday (Nov. 7) at age 73. Billy Dukes ...

In 2015, I interviewed Jeff Cook around the time Alabama released “Southern Drawl,” the band’s 23rd album (and, to date, most recent) and their first in 14 years.

Alabama co-founder Jeff Cook died on Tuesday (Nov. 8) at age 73, and country stars including Jason Aldean and Travis Tritt have turned to social media to honor the late guitarist.

Old Dominion proved to be a class act at the CMA Awards on Wednesday, paying tribute to Jeff Cook of Alabama during an acceptance speech for Vocal Group of the Year. Cook, a guitarist, fiddler and ...

Jeff Cook (center) of country group Alabama has revealed he is battling Parkinson's disease and will no longer tour with bandmates Randy Owen (left) and Teddy Gentry (right).

Jeff Cook, a co-founder of the pioneering modern country band Alabama, died Monday at age 73. For a decade, Cook battled Parkinson’s disease, a progressive disorder of the nervous system that affects ...