There are songs that make you tap your feet, and then there are songs that wrap you up in a warm blanket of memories. When Randy Owen stepped onto the stage on August 22, 2009, and sang “Feels So Right,” he did more than just perform, he made the entire crowd feel like they were living inside the song. With that signature smile and smooth Alabama drawl, Randy turned an ordinary summer night into a timeless memory.
“Feels So Right” isn’t just a song; it’s a love letter to the simple moments, slow dancing under the stars sharing secrets on the porch swing and holding someone so close you forget the world. Randy’s live version brings that tenderness to life making every lyric feel personal. The way he strums his guitar and looks into the crowd, you know this is more than a concert, it’s a moment to hold onto.
Randy Owen – Feels So Right live 8-22-09
The audience was all smiles swaying in time with every note. Couples leaned into each other, friends sang along with tears in their eyes and everyone felt the magic that only Randy Owen can bring. Fans still talk about this performance because it felt like he was singing just for them, a personal serenade under those summer night lights.
If “Feels So Right” puts you in your feelings, don’t stop there. Roll right into Alabama’s classic “Love in the First Degree.” It’s the perfect follow-up, a song that keeps that warm, love-struck vibe alive and makes you want to sing at the top of your lungs.
Alabama-Love in The First Degree 1981 Tv show
Years later, people still play this clip when they want to remember what country music is all about: truth, love, and real connection. Whether you’re a die-hard Alabama fan or just discovering Randy Owen’s solo shows, performances like this prove why his voice and songs stand the test of time.
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