
Alabama
- Country music
- bluegrass music
Why it matters
Alabama, a prominent country music band, originated in Fort Payne, Alabama, in 1969, with founding members Randy Owen, Teddy Gentry, and Jeff Cook. They adopted the name Alabama in 1977 after signing with RCA Records, which marked the beginning of their remarkable rise in the country music scene.
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Sawyer Brown - Shakin' - LP
$10.00Sawyer Brown's blend of country rock and pop rock shares a lively groove with Alabama, making it a perfect fit for fans of that upbeat sound.
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Kenny Starr - The Blind Man In The Bleachers - LP
$8.00Kenny Starr's folk-infused country style resonates well with Alabama's Americana roots, offering a heartfelt listening experience.
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Hylo Brown - Hylo Brown and the Blueridge Mountain Boys - LP
$8.00Hylo Brown's bluegrass influences and folk world country vibe complement Alabama's sound, perfect for those who appreciate deeper cuts in the genre.
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Bill Monroe - Bill Monroe's Uncle Pen - LP
$12.00Bill Monroe's bluegrass roots and folk world country elements resonate with Alabama's musical family, making it a delightful addition for fans.
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Savoy Brown - Jack The Toad - LP
$10.00Savoy Brown's rock edge offers a slight twist while still fitting within the broader country rock family, providing a fresh yet familiar sound.
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Alabama Vinyl Records For Sale
Explore what Alabama vinyl records are in stock right now. Our collection features a rotating selection of classic albums, so you’ll want to act fast—once they’re gone, they may not come back! From timeless hits to deep cuts, there’s something for every fan, all available now for sale.
Don't miss out on iconic albums like "Mountain Music" and "Dixieland Delight," both of which showcase Alabama's rich blend of country and bluegrass. With these Alabama albums for sale, you'll be sure to find a piece of music history that resonates with you.


