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Jeff Cook, a co-founding member of the trendsetting Country Music Hall of Fame band Alabama, died Monday at age 73. For a decade, Cook battled Parkinson’s disease, a progressive disorder of the nervous system that affects movement and causes tremors. He publicly disclosed his diagnosis in 2017. A representative for the band confirmed his death Tuesday afternoon to the Tennessean. Cook died at his beachside home in Destin, Florida. As a guitarist, fiddle player and vocalist in Alabama, Cook — alongside cousins Randy Owen and Teddy Gentry — helped sketch a blueprint for what a hitmaking band can achieve in country music. He and the band filled in that sketch with a slew of hits now considered by many to be essential country music listening: "Song of the South," "Mountain Music," "I'm In A Hurry," "Cheap Seats," and "My Home's In Alabama," among many others.jeff cook alabama dead,alabama band member dies of cancer,how is jeff cook doing,jeff cook alabama obituary,jeff cook alabama net worth,is jeff cook from alabama still alive,alabama band controversy,jeff cook guitars,dixieland delight,mountain music,song of the south,angels among us,jeff cook causeofdeath,jeff cookdead,jeff cookobituary,jeff cookfamily,jeff cookwife,jeff cook networth,jeff cookfuneral,alabamabandmemberdies