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Get ready for an unforgettable radio experience with the Icons of Outlaw Country, hosted by John Wesley Karson. This week’s show will feature a brand-new song from the legendary Willie Nelson, as well as fantastic songs from other outlaw country icons such as Ray Wiley Hubbard, Kinky Friedman, and Billy Joe Shaver to name just a few. Tune in for a journey through the best of outlaw country music, guided by the knowledgeable and passionate John Wesley Karson. Don’t miss it! Playlist 062 HOUR ONE Cosmic Cowboy Live – Michael Murphey – 1983 We Were Cowboys – Red Steagall – 2019 Lost Highway – Cody Jinks – 2008 Sweetwater Texas – The Charlie Daniels Band – 1976 Made in Texas – Willie Nelson – 2024 The Border – Willie Nelson – 2024 Texas Cookin’ – Guy Clark – 2006 When You’re Ugly Like Us (You Gotta be Cool) – Johnny Paycheck & George Jones – 1980 That Buckin’ Song – Robert Earl Keen – 1998 Johnny Come Lately – Steve Earl – 1988 It’s About to Get Western – Gary P. Nunn – 1998 Couldn’t Do Nothing Right – Jerry Jeff Walker – 1976 HOUR TWO Wacko From Waco – Billy Joe Shaver – 2012 Tina Louise – Commander Cody – 1975 Amarillo Highway – Terry Allen – 1979 Up Against the Wall Redneck Mother – Ray Willey Hubbard – 2013 Kinky – Kinky Friedman – 1976 Old Ben Lucas – Kinky Friedman – 1976 Lady Yesterday – Kinky Friedman – 1976 Close Up the Honky Tonks – The Flying Burrito Brothers – 1974 Leaving Louisiana in the Broad Daylight – Emmylou Harris – 1978 Nothing Wrong With Texas – Sunny Sweeny – 2017 Neath a Cold Gray Tomb of Stone – Hank Williams III – 1996 Someone to Give My Love To – Johnny Paycheck – 1972 Would You Lay With Me (In a Field of Stone) – David Allan Coe – 1975 If I Needed You – Townes Van Zandt – 1972

Step into the world of Alternative Country and Americana with host John Wesley Karson every week on “The Icons of Outlaw Country.” From iconic songs to captivating stories, Karson invites you on a thrilling two-hour sonic expedition into the realm of “Outlaw Country.” This movement, led by fearless individuals who challenged the norms and created their own paths, has captivated audiences far and wide. Join us as we honor these trailblazers and celebrate their unyielding creativity on “The Icons of Outlaw Country.” Playlist Hour One Getting’ By - Jerry Jeff Walker - 1973 Druken Lady Of The Morning - Michael Murphey -1973 Screw You, We're From Texas - Ray Wylie Hubbard - 2003 Whiskey River (LIVE) – Willie - 1979 Mr. Bojangles - Jerry Jeff Walker - 1972 Honky Tonk Hero’s – Waylon - 1973 Old Five and Dimers Like Me - Tom T. Hall - 1973 Ragged Old Truck - Johnny Paycheck - 1979 It’s Hard to Be an Outlaw – Willie - 2014 A Restless Wind - Bobby Bare - 1973 I’m Just an Old Chunk of Coal - John Anderson - 1981 Willy, The Wondering Gypsy & Me – Waylon - 1973 HOUR 2 Oklahoma Wind - Billy Joe Shaver - 1982 The Devil Made Me Do It This Time - Billy Joe Shaver - 1987 Georgia on a Fast Train – Billy Joe Shaver – 1975 I’m Gonna Live Forever – Billy Joe Shaver – 1993 Wish You Were Here – Devyn Brinsfield – 2024 The Border – Willie – 2024 Death Row – David Allan Coe - 1969 If That Aint Country – David Allan Coe – 1977 If That Aint Country (Pt. Two) - David Allan Coe – 1997 Panheads Forever – David Allan Coe – 1982 Lost My Sense of Humor – David Allan Coe – 1977 Punkin Center Barn Dance – David Allan Coe - 1977 Willie Waylon & Me – David Allan Coe – 1977 Son of the South – David Allan Coe - 1986

Every week, John Wesley Karson takes listeners on a two-hour journey delving into the rebellious sounds of outlaw country. With captivating storytelling, he shares the tales and tunes of these alternative country icons, immersing audiences in the rich tapestry of this genre. Through his show, he cheers the spirit of nonconformity and introduces listeners to the unique voices that have shaped the outlaw country movement. On this weeks episode we honor Mom. Yep it’s Mothers Day Weekend and we’ve got a whole slew of songs for your mother. Playlist Hour One Mama Tried - Merle Haggard – 1968 I Dreamed About Mama Last Night – DAC - 1997 I Haven’t Seen Mama in Years – DAC - 2009 Just Watch Your Mama & Me – Waylon - 1998 Mamas Don’t Let Your Babies - Ed Bruce - 1975 Mama Song - Cody Jinks - 2015 Dear Mama - Johnny Cash – 1970 Ain’t No Good Chain Gangs – Johnny Cash & Waylon - 1978 When Mama Sang - George Jones - 2003 Bye Mom - Chris Jenson - 2022 Redneck Life - Chris Jenson 2022 Flag on the Wall - Chris Jenson 2023 Mama’s Hungry Eyes - Marty Haggard - 2023 Hour Two Up Against The Wall Redneck Mother - Ray Wiley Hubbard - 1996 What I Like About Texas - Jerry Jeff Walker - 1994 Roses for Mama - Red Sovine - 1978 IOU - Jimmy Dean - 1976 Green Grass of Home - Bobby Bare - 1966 Sweet Mama - Billy Joe Shaver - 1987 Pistol Packin’ Mama - Willie Nelson - 2010 In My Mothers Eyes – Willie Nelson - 1981 Only Hell My Mama Ever Raised - Johnny Paycheck – 1977 Don’t Tell Mamma I’m a Guitar Picker – Brian Burns – 1995 Mama – Aaron Lewis - 2016

In this special edition, we present the complete first side of the renowned album “Rides Again” by David Allan Coe, alongside remarkable performances from Charlie Daniels, Steve Earle, Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, and Ramblin’ Jack Elliott, among others. Brace yourself for an extraordinary show as we delve into two hours of the finest outlaw country music. Get yourself a bottle of Jack, find a comfortable spot, and allow John Wesley Karson, our esteemed host, to guide you through this epic musical journey. Original Air Date April 27, 2024 Playlist 059 HOUR ONE Willie Waylon & Me – David Alan Coe The House We've Been Calling Home – David Allan Coe Young Dallas Cowboy – David Allan Coe A Sense of Humor – David Allan Coe Punkin’ Center Barn Dance – David Allan Coe Willie Waylon & Me (Reprise) – David Allan Coe THE PILGRIM, CHAPTER 33 - Kris Kristofferson Live Forever – Billy Joe Shaver Marie – Asleep at the Wheel & Willie Nelson I Miss John Wayne – Creed Fisher My Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys – Waylon Jennings Have Mercy on an Outlaw – Duke Henry Feeling like Earnhardt - Duke Henry Copperhead Road – Steve Earle Happy Hour Blues – Tompall Glaser & the Glaser Brothers Lost Highway – Mystery Artist HOUR TWO Piece of Wood and Steel – David Allan Coe Help me Make it Through the Night – Sammi Smith My Life Would Make a Damn Good Country Song – Tompall Glaser - 1994 The Streets of Baltimore - Gram Parsons Friends for Life – Gary P. Nunn & Red Steagall We Had It All – Waylon Jennings Don’t Think Twice, It’s Alright - Ramblin Jack Elliot Uneasy Rider - Charlie Daniels - 1973 Uneasy Rider 88 - Charlie Daniels - 1988 Hot Rod Lincoln - Commander Cody - 1972 Truck Drivin’ Man - Willie Nelson - 1975 Truck Drivin’ Man - Red Simpson - 1966 Freightliner Fever – Dave Dudley - 1980

In this special edition, we present the complete first side of the renowned album “Rides Again” by David Allan Coe, alongside remarkable performances from Charlie Daniels, Steve Earle, Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, and Ramblin’ Jack Elliott, among others. Brace yourself for an extraordinary show as we delve into two hours of the finest outlaw country music. Get yourself a bottle of Jack, find a comfortable spot, and allow John Wesley Karson, our esteemed host, to guide you through this epic musical journey. Original Air Date April 27, 2024 Playlist 059 HOUR ONE Willie Waylon & Me – David Alan Coe The House We've Been Calling Home – David Allan Coe Young Dallas Cowboy – David Allan Coe A Sense of Humor – David Allan Coe Punkin’ Center Barn Dance – David Allan Coe Willie Waylon & Me (Reprise) – David Allan Coe THE PILGRIM, CHAPTER 33 - Kris Kristofferson Live Forever – Billy Joe Shaver Marie – Asleep at the Wheel & Willie Nelson I Miss John Wayne – Creed Fisher My Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys – Waylon Jennings Have Mercy on an Outlaw – Duke Henry Feeling like Earnhardt - Duke Henry Copperhead Road – Steve Earle Happy Hour Blues – Tompall Glaser & the Glaser Brothers Lost Highway – Mystery Artist HOUR TWO Piece of Wood and Steel – David Allan Coe Help me Make it Through the Night – Sammi Smith My Life Would Make a Damn Good Country Song – Tompall Glaser - 1994 The Streets of Baltimore - Gram Parsons Friends for Life – Gary P. Nunn & Red Steagall We Had It All – Waylon Jennings Don’t Think Twice, It’s Alright - Ramblin Jack Elliot Uneasy Rider - Charlie Daniels - 1973 Uneasy Rider 88 - Charlie Daniels - 1988 Hot Rod Lincoln - Commander Cody - 1972 Truck Drivin’ Man - Willie Nelson - 1975 Truck Drivin’ Man - Red Simpson - 1966 Freightliner Fever – Dave Dudley - 1980

In a world where dreams are born and legends are made, there exists a song that captures the essence of eternal hope and the indomitable spirit of the human soul. Its name is “Live Forever,” and it is a masterpiece crafted by the late great Billy Joe Shaver. From the first tender notes, this timeless ballad weaves a tale that touches the very depths of our hearts. With a voice that carries the weight of a thousand lifetimes, Billy Joe Shaver invites us on a journey—a journey that transcends time and space, where mortality fades away, and dreams take flight. Through his poignant lyrics, Shaver reminds us that life is a fleeting gift, meant to be cherished and celebrated. He speaks of a burning desire to leave an indelible mark on the world, to create something that will stand as a testament to our existence long after we’re gone. It is a song that ignites the embers of our own aspirations, urging us to reach for the stars and believe in the power of our dreams. Yet, in the midst of this earthly longing, “Live Forever” carries a deeper meaning—a spiritual resonance that whispers of a greater eternity. It is a song that reminds us of the promise of living forever in the Kingdom of God, walking hand in hand with Jesus. It speaks of a hope that surpasses the boundaries of mortality, offering solace and comfort in the face of life’s uncertainties. With each word, Billy Joe Shaver’s voice resonates with a raw and genuine vulnerability, reminding us that even in the face of adversity, our spirits can never be extinguished. It is a song that speaks to the resilience of the human spirit, reminding us that we have the power to overcome any obstacle and forge our destiny, both in this world and the next. As the melody swells and the chorus takes flight, “Live Forever” becomes an anthem for all those who dare to dream, who refuse to be confined by the limits of time and space. It is a song that whispers softly in our ears, gently reminding us that our legacies are not defined by the years we spend on this Earth, but rather by the impact we make on the lives of others and our eternal connection to the divine. So, let the timeless essence of “Live Forever” wash over you. Let its sweet melody and touching lyrics awaken the fire within your soul, reminding you that through faith and the grace of God, you can live forever in the Kingdom of Heaven. For in this song, Billy Joe Shaver has gifted us with a glimpse of immortality—a reminder that though our bodies may fade, our spirits can and will live on forever, in this world and the next. LIVE FOREVER I'm gonna live forever I'm gonna cross that river I'm gonna catch tomorrow now You're gonna wanna hold me Just like I always told you You're gonna miss me when I'm gone Nobody here will ever find me But I will always be around Just like the songs I leave behind me I'm gonna live forever now You fathers and you mothers Be good to one another Please try to raise your children right Don't let the darkness take 'em Don't make 'em feel forsaken Just lead 'em safely to the light When this old world is blown asunder And all the stars from fall the sky Remember someone really loves you We'll live forever, you and I From the album “One Night At Luckenbach Texas”:

Pull on your boots and grab a shot of whiskey - we're going on a wild outlaw country ride. Join our fearless host John Wesley Karson as he takes you on an enthralling musical odyssey, uncovering the raw, rebellious sounds that paved the way for this extraordinary genre. This ain't your kid's country music. Together, we'll pay tribute to the audacious trailblazers and unhinged creativity that defined outlaw country and left an enduring imprint on music history. So get ready to embrace the rowdy spirit of musical rebellion as we dive headfirst into the unbridled brilliance of outlaw country's pioneers. It's time to rock the boat and get acquainted with the outlaws! Original Air Date: April 20, 2024 Playlist 058 HOUR ONE Clyde – Waylon Jennings – 1980 There Ain’t Good Chain Gang – Johnny Cash & Waylon Jennings – 1978 Crystal Clear – Marshall Chapman – 1977 I’d Love to Knock the Hell Right Out of You – Hank Jr. – 1999 Wrong’s What I Do Best – George Jones – 1992 Billy the Kid – Charlie Daniels Band – 1976 You Just Can’t See Him from the Road – Chris LeDoux – 1992 Old Hippie - The Bellamy Brothers – 1985 Good Ol' U.S.A. – Billy Joe Shaver -1993 Don’t Let The Sunshine Fool Ya – Guy Clark - 1976 Getting By - Jerry Jeff Walker – 1994 I’ve Got Rights -Hank Williams Jr - 1979 Pardon Me (I’ve Got Someone To Kill) - Johnny Paycheck – 1979 Sweet Revenge – John Prine – 1973 HOUR TWO Old Hippie the Sequel - The Bellamy Brothers – 1995 Long Haired Country Boy – Charlie Daniels Band - 1974 Long Haired Redneck – David Allan Coe – 1976 Clyde– Waylon Jennings - 1980 Old Hippie III - The Bellamy Brothers – 2007 No Country Music for Old Men – The Bellamy Bro w/J. Anderson – 2021 More Than One Year – Creed Fisher -2020 Country Heroes – Hank Williams III – 2006 Mississippi Straight – Ray Wiley Hubbard Take me back To Tulsa - Asleep at the Wheel - 1973 Kinky – Kinky Friedman - 1974 Honky Tonk Heroes – Billy Joe Shaver & Kinky Freidman - 2002

Pull on your boots and grab a shot of whiskey - we're going on a wild outlaw country ride. Join our fearless host John Wesley Karson as he takes you on an enthralling musical odyssey, uncovering the raw, rebellious sounds that paved the way for this extraordinary genre. This ain't your kid's country music. Together, we'll pay tribute to the audacious trailblazers and unhinged creativity that defined outlaw country and left an enduring imprint on music history. So get ready to embrace the rowdy spirit of musical rebellion as we dive headfirst into the unbridled brilliance of outlaw country's pioneers. It's time to rock the boat and get acquainted with the outlaws! Original Air Date April 20, 2024 Playlist HOUR ONE Clyde – Waylon Jennings – 1980 There Ain’t Good Chain Gang – Johnny Cash & Waylon Jennings – 1978 Crystal Clear – Marshall Chapman – 1977 I’d Love to Knock the Hell Right Out of You – Hank Jr. – 1999 Wrong’s What I Do Best – George Jones – 1992 Billy the Kid – Charlie Daniels Band – 1976 You Just Can’t See Him from the Road – Chris LeDoux – 1992 Old Hippie - The Bellamy Brothers – 1985 Good Ol' U.S.A. – Billy Joe Shaver -1993 Don’t Let The Sunshine Fool Ya – Guy Clark - 1976 Getting By - Jerry Jeff Walker – 1994 I’ve Got Rights -Hank Williams Jr - 1979 Pardon Me (I’ve Got Someone To Kill) - Johnny Paycheck – 1979 Sweet Revenge – John Prine – 1973 HOUR TWO Old Hippie the Sequel - The Bellamy Brothers – 1995 Long Haired Country Boy – Charlie Daniels Band - 1974 Long Haired Redneck – David Allan Coe – 1976 Clyde– Waylon Jennings - 1980 Old Hippie III - The Bellamy Brothers – 2007 No Country Music for Old Men – The Bellamy Bro w/J. Anderson – 2021 More Than One Year – Creed Fisher -2020 Country Heroes – Hank Williams III – 2006 Mississippi Straight – Ray Wiley Hubbard Take me back To Tulsa - Asleep at the Wheel - 1973 Kinky – Kinky Friedman - 1974 Honky Tonk Heroes – Billy Joe Shaver & Kinky Freidman - 2002

Welcome to The Icons of Outlaw Country radio show with your host, John Wesley Karson (that’s Karson with a K). We pay tribute to the Founding Fathers of outlaw country like Merle Haggard, Charlie Daniels, Jerry Jeff Walker, & Waylon Jennings of course, but we also showcase those Young Guns like Hayes Carll who’s out there today, carryin’ on the legacy and keeping the tradition of independence and individuality alive with song’s like Bad Liver And A Broken Heart. So y’all sit back, relax, and enjoy the best damn music you’ve ever heard on, The Icons of Outlaw Country. Oh yeah, and don’t forget to follow along with our playlist. Original Air Date: April 13, 2024 Playlist 057 Hour One Am I That Easy To Forget? – Leon Russell – 1973 The Shows Almost Over – Merle Haggard – 1986 When the Fallen Angels Fly • Billy Joe Shaver – 1994 Dreaming My Dreams with You – Waylon Jennings – 1975 Your Good Girls Gonna Go Bad – Freda & the Firedogs – 1972 Dry Creek Inn - Freda & the Firedogs – 1972 Today I Started Lovin’ You Again – Freda & the Firedogs - 1972 Still Doin’ Time – George Jones – 1981 Fly Eagle Fly – Marshall Tucker Band – 1974 Common Man – John Conlee – 1983 Lone Star Blues – Delbert McClinton – 2002 A Sad Country Song – DAC – 1974 When I Get My Wings – Billy Joe Shaver – 1976 Bad Liver And A Broken Heart- Hayes Carll – 2008 HOUR TWO Wild Horses - Flyin’ Burrito Brothers - 1970 Sing Me Back Home - Flyin’ Burrito Brothers - 1969 Cherokee Maiden - Merle Haggard - 1976 Route 66 - Asleep At the Wheel - 1976 One of These Days - Emmylou Harris - 1975 Friends for Life - Gary P Nunn – 1998 Get Your Biscuits in the Oven & Your Buns in Bed – Kinky Freidman – 1973 Sweetwater Texas – Charlie Daniels – 1976 The Border – Willie Nelson – 2024 The Border - Rodney Crowell - 2019 Mr. Lovemaker • Johnny Paycheck – 1973 Alright Guy - Jerry Jeff Walker - 2006

Welcome to The Icons of Outlaw Country radio show with your host, John Wesley Karson (that’s Karson with a K). We pay tribute to the Founding Fathers of outlaw country like Merle Haggard, Charlie Daniels, Jerry Jeff Walker, & Waylon Jennings of course, but we also showcase those Young Guns like Hayes Carll who’s out there today, carryin’ on the legacy and keeping the tradition of independence and individuality alive with song’s like Bad Liver And A Broken Heart. So y’all sit back, relax, and enjoy the best damn music you’ve ever heard on, The Icons of Outlaw Country. Oh yeah, and don’t forget to follow along with our playlist. Original Air Date: April 13, 2024 Playlist 057 Hour One Am I That Easy To Forget? – Leon Russell – 1973 The Shows Almost Over – Merle Haggard – 1986 When the Fallen Angels Fly • Billy Joe Shaver – 1994 Dreaming My Dreams with You – Waylon Jennings – 1975 Your Good Girls Gonna Go Bad – Freda & the Firedogs – 1972 Dry Creek Inn - Freda & the Firedogs – 1972 Today I Started Lovin’ You Again – Freda & the Firedogs - 1972 Still Doin’ Time – George Jones – 1981 Fly Eagle Fly – Marshall Tucker Band – 1974 Common Man – John Conlee – 1983 Lone Star Blues – Delbert McClinton – 2002 A Sad Country Song – DAC – 1974 When I Get My Wings – Billy Joe Shaver – 1976 Bad Liver And A Broken Heart- Hayes Carll – 2008 HOUR TWO Wild Horses - Flyin’ Burrito Brothers - 1970 Sing Me Back Home - Flyin’ Burrito Brothers - 1969 Cherokee Maiden - Merle Haggard - 1976 Route 66 - Asleep At the Wheel - 1976 One of These Days - Emmylou Harris - 1975 Friends for Life - Gary P Nunn – 1998 Get Your Biscuits in the Oven & Your Buns in Bed – Kinky Freidman – 1973 Sweetwater Texas – Charlie Daniels – 1976 The Border – Willie Nelson – 2024 The Border - Rodney Crowell - 2019 Mr. Lovemaker - Johnny Paycheck – 1973 Alright Guy - Jerry Jeff Walker - 2006

Howdy Buckaroos! We’re saddlin’ up for a whiskey-fueled hootenanny through the lawless landscape of outlaw country. Your trail guide? The one and only John Wesley Karson! This ain’t no hayride, sugar cube. We’re buckin’ broncos of musical rebellion, untamin’ the untamed sounds that forged a legend. Forget your grandpappy’s country – this is raw, this is real, and it ain’t for the faint of heart. Hold onto your hats as we celebrate the renegade heroes and the downright crazy creativity that put outlaw country on the map. It’s time to raise a ruckus and get chummy with the musical outlaws who shook things up something fierce. Let’s wrangle these wild tunes and get this outlaw shindig started! Original Air Date April, 6, 2024 PLAYLIST 056 HOUR ONE Don't Touch My Hat - Lyle Lovett – 2015 This Cowboy's Hat - Chris LeDoux – 1991 This Old Hat - Ed Bruce – 2002 Cowboy Hat in Dallas - The Charlie Daniels Band – 1988 The Man in the Big Hat – Jerry Jeff Walker & Willie Nelson – 1989 My Girl Don't Like My Cowboy Hat - Hank Williams, Jr. – 1986 My Own Kind of Hat • Merle Haggard - 1978 Chris LeDoux -- Under This Old Hat – 1982 Keep It Under Your Hat - Ashley Harding - 2023 Hats off to the Cowboy - Red Steagall - 2019 Last Cowboy Song - Waylon Jennings - 1982 Cowboy Man - Lyle Lovett – 1986 All Hat, No Cattle - Trace Adkins - 1999 Big Hat, No Cattle - The Bellamy Brothers - 2008 HOUR TWO Hank & Lefty - Emmylou Harris - 1974 If You Got the Money I Got the Time - Lefty Frizzell - 1950 I Love You A Thousand Ways- Willie Nelson - 2007 I Never Go Around Mirrors - George Jones - 1998 Long Black Vail - Lefty Frizzell - 1959 Goodbye Lefty - Merle Haggard - 1977 That’s the Way Love Goes - Lefty Frizzell - 1973 LA County – Lyle Lovett – 1987 Make it Rain – Billy Mize – 2006 Texas Cookin’ – Guy Clark – 1977 Big City – Merle Haggard - 1981 Don’t Think Twice, It’s Alright – Ramblin’ Jack Eliot – 1968 Midnight Rider – Willie Nelson – 1979 Shotgun Willie – Willie Nelson – 1973 The Old Violin – Johnny Paycheck – 1986 Change the Game – Cody Jinks - 2024

Our regular host, John Wesley Karson, is taking a well-deserved break this week. But don’t worry, our staff has put together a special “Best of The Icons of Outlaw Country Radio Show” for your listening pleasure. We’ve handpicked some of the most memorable moments from past shows, so sit back, relax, and enjoy! John will be back next week and remember always be unique! Original Air Date: March 30, 2024 Playlist HOUR ONE: Long Haired Country Boy – Charlie Daniels Band – 1974 Long Haired Redneck – David Allan Coe – 1976 Old Hippie – The Bellamy Brothers – 1985 Only Hell My Mamma Ever Raised -Johnny Paycheck – 1977 The Outlaws Prayer – Johnny Paycheck – 1978 Blue Sky – The Allman Brothers – 1972 Blue Sky’s (Live) – Willie Nelson – 1997 Shades of Gray – Robert Earl Keen – 1997 Hometown Blues – Steve Earle – 1995 Southbound – Doc Watson – 1966 I Don’t Mind - Sturgill Simpson – 2020 HOUR TWO Gypsy Songman – Jerry Jeff Walker – 2006 Our Mother the Mountain – Towns van Zandt – 1969 Marie – Willie Nelson – 2021 Nickel for the Fiddler – Guy Clark – 1975 Cosmic Cowboy Pt. One – Nitty Gritty Dirt Band -1974 Mother Blues – Ray Wylie Hubbard – 2012 Do You Know How it Feels – The Flying Burrito Brothers – 1969 Cumberland Blues – The Grateful Dead – 1969 Mama Tried – The Grateful Dead – 1971 Last Thing I Needed the First Thing This Morning – Gary P. Nunn London Homesick Blues – Gary P. Nunn Austin Pickers – Gary P. Nunn What I Like About Texas – Gary P. Nunn

Howdy Buckaroos! The Icons of Outlaw Country is servin' up a double dose of Willie Nelson on this week’s show! We're kickin' things off in the second hour with his brand new song, "The Border." Then, to celebrate the Red Headed Stranger's incredible career, we're dedicating the rest of the hour to the legend himself. That includes a rare gem – the very first song Willie ever recorded back in 1955! Don't miss this outlaw extravaganza, right here on Icons of Outlaw Country! PLAYLIST SHOW HOUR ONE Mendocino - Live From Austin, TX - Doug Sahm - 1975 Dirty Old Town – Towns Van Zandt – 1996 Arvin Forever in My Heart – Marcus Leary – 2017 This Town – Creed Fisher – 2021 Home to Houston - Steve Earle – 2004 Hometown Blues - Steve Earle – 1995 I’m a Long Way From Home – Shooter Jennings - 2005 Freight Train Boogie - Doc Watson – 1971 Desperados Waiting For A Train - Guy Clark – 1975 Railroad Bill – Colter Wall - 2017 Casey Jones – Johnny Cash - 1963 I Been To Georgia on a Fast Train - Commander Cody & His Lost Planet Airmen - 1975 Waitin' For a Train - Merle Haggard – 1969 Cocaine Train - Whitey Morgan and the 78's – 2015 HOUR TWO The Border – Willie Nelson – 2024 When I've Sang My Last Hillbilly Song – Willie Nelson – 1955 Funny How Time Slips Away – Willie Nelson - 1976 Night Life – Willie Nelson – 1976 Last Thing I Needed the First Thing This Morning – Willie Nelson – 1982 Blue Eyes Cryin’ in the Rain – Willie Nelson – 1975 Angle Flyin' too Close to the Ground – Willie Nelson – 1980 When I've Sang My Last Hillbilly Song – Willie Nelson -2012 Roll Me Up – Willie Nelson & Snoop Dogg - Kris Kristofferson - Jamey Johnson – 2012 Me & Paul – Willie Nelson – 1971 Write Your Own Songs (LIVE) - Willie Nelson – 2021 My Hero’s Have Always Been Cowboys – Willie Nelson – 1979 Hands on the Wheel – Willie Nelson – 1975 Summertime – Willie Nelson & Leon Russell – 1979

Howdy Buckaroos! John Wesley Karson's Icons of Outlaw Country is servin' up a double dose of Willie Nelson on this week’s show! We're kickin' things off in the second hour with his brand new song, "The Border." Then, to celebrate the Red Headed Stranger's incredible career, we're dedicating the rest of the hour to the legend himself. That includes a rare gem – the very first song Willie ever recorded back in 1955! Don't miss this outlaw extravaganza, right here on Icons of Outlaw Country! PLAYLIST SHOW HOUR ONE Mendocino - Live From Austin, TX - Doug Sahm - 1975 Dirty Old Town – Towns Van Zandt – 1996 Arvin Forever in My Heart – Marcus Leary – 2017 This Town – Creed Fisher – 2021 Home to Houston - Steve Earle – 2004 Hometown Blues - Steve Earle – 1995 I’m a Long Way From Home – Shooter Jennings - 2005 Freight Train Boogie - Doc Watson – 1971 Desperados Waiting For A Train - Guy Clark – 1975 Railroad Bill – Colter Wall - 2017 Casey Jones – Johnny Cash - 1963 I Been To Georgia on a Fast Train - Commander Cody & His Lost Planet Airmen - 1975 Waitin' For a Train - Merle Haggard – 1969 Cocaine Train - Whitey Morgan and the 78's – 2015 HOUR TWO The Border – Willie Nelson – 2024 When I've Sang My Last Hillbilly Song – Willie Nelson – 1955 Funny How Time Slips Away – Willie Nelson - 1976 Night Life – Willie Nelson – 1976 Last Thing I Needed the First Thing This Morning – Willie Nelson – 1982 Blue Eyes Cryin’ in the Rain – Willie Nelson – 1975 Angle Flyin' too Close to the Ground – Willie Nelson – 1980 When I've Sang My Last Hillbilly Song – Willie Nelson -2012 Roll Me Up – Willie Nelson & Snoop Dogg - Kris Kristofferson - Jamey Johnson – 2012 Me & Paul – Willie Nelson – 1971 Write Your Own Songs (LIVE) - Willie Nelson – 2021 My Hero’s Have Always Been Cowboys – Willie Nelson – 1979 Hands on the Wheel – Willie Nelson – 1975 Summertime – Willie Nelson & Leon Russell – 1979

Dive back to the mid-1950s, a time before Willie Nelson was a household name. Fresh out of college and chasing a musical dream, the young Willie bounced from job to job – bouncer, auto-partsman, saddle maker, even a tree trimmer! He eventually landed in Pleasanton, Texas, where fate (and a lack of experience) led him to a radio DJ gig at KBOP. With the station's equipment at his fingertips, a young and hungry Willie embarked on a mission: capturing his music. In 1955, a diamond in the rough was born. Using recycled tapes, Willie laid down a demo of "When I've Sung My Last Hillbilly Song." This wasn't for the faint of heart – the recording was rough, the path to stardom unclear. He sent it to SARG Records, but it wasn't meant to be – they passed. But for true Willie Nelson fans, this is a goldmine. This unearthed recording is a time capsule, a glimpse into the raw talent and unwavering spirit of a man on the cusp of greatness. The fidelity might be shaky, but the honesty, the pure Willie Nelson shines through like a beacon. Consider this a holy grail for collectors, a testament to the relentless pursuit of a dream. This rare gem is a keeper!

Dive back to the mid-1950s, a time before Willie Nelson was a household name. Fresh out of college and chasing a musical dream, the young Willie bounced from job to job – bouncer, partsman, saddle maker, even a tree trimmer! He eventually landed in Pleasanton, Texas, where fate (and a lack of experience) led him to a radio DJ gig at KBOP. With the station's equipment at his fingertips, a young and hungry Willie embarked on a mission: capturing his music. In 1955, a diamond in the rough was born. Using recycled tapes, Willie laid down a demo of "When I've Sung My Last Hillbilly Song." This wasn't for the faint of heart – the recording was rough, the path to stardom unclear. He sent it to SARG Records, but it wasn't meant to be – they passed. But for true Willie Nelson fans, this is a goldmine. This unearthed recording is a time capsule, a glimpse into the raw talent and unwavering spirit of a man on the cusp of greatness. The fidelity might be shaky, but the honesty, the pure Willie Nelson, shines through like a beacon. Consider this a holy grail for collectors, a testament to the relentless pursuit of a dream. This rare gem is a keeper!

Tune in for a wild ride through the rebellious world of Outlaw Country with John Wesley Karson! Every week, he dives deep into the stories and music of the genre’s iconic pioneers. These are the artists who defied Nashville’s expectations, forging their own unique paths and leaving an unforgettable mark on country music. So, buckle up for two hours of untamed twang and the tales of the outlaws who dared to be different. Original Air Date March16, 2024 Playlist HOUR ONE I’m Leavin’ Now – Johnny Cash & Merle Haggard – 2000 From Graceland to the Promised Land – BW Stevenson – 1981 Old Violin – Johnny Paycheck – 1986 Old Beat Up Guitar – Jerry Jeff Walker – 1972 The Guitar – Guy Clark – 2009 Guitar Man – Kip Moore - 2017 Made in China – Aaron Lewis – 2024 Stars & Stripes – Creed Fisher – 2023 Feelin’ Like Earnhardt – Duke Henry - 2023 The Road Goes On Forever – Joe Ely – 1992 Think It Over One Time - Robert Earl Keen – 2003 Stand By Your Man – Freda & the Firedogs – 1972 Dry Creek Inn – Freda & the Firedogs – 1972 HOUR TWO Texas Me – Doug Sham – 2000 Dire Wolf – Grateful Dead – 1970 You Ain’t Goin’ Nowhere – The Byrds – 1968 Do You Know How It Feels - The Flying Burrito Brothers – 1969 I Heard You Been Layin’ My Old Lady – Rusty Weir – 1975 My Life Would be a Damn Good Country Song – Tompall Glaser – 1992 Sumpin' Funky Going On • Donnie Fritts – 1975 Border Lord – Kris Kristofferson - 1972 Just Got Paid – Whitey Morgan & the 78’s – 2018 She Loves My Automobile – Willie Nelson – 2002 I'm Bad, I'm Nationwide - Dwight Yoakum - 2012 La Grange (LIVE) Hank Williams Jr. - 1998 Lost Highway – Hank Williams – 1949 Lost Highway – Cody Jinks – 2008

Tune in for a wild ride through the rebellious world of Outlaw Country with John Wesley Karson! Every week, he dives deep into the stories and music of the genre’s iconic pioneers. These are the artists who defied Nashville’s expectations, forging their own unique paths and leaving an unforgettable mark on country music. So, buckle up for two hours of untamed twang and the tales of the outlaws who dared to be different. Original Air Date March16, 2024 Playlist HOUR ONE I’m Leavin’ Now – Johnny Cash & Merle Haggard – 2000 From Graceland to the Promised Land – BW Stevenson – 1981 Old Violin – Johnny Paycheck – 1986 Old Beat Up Guitar – Jerry Jeff Walker – 1972 The Guitar – Guy Clark – 2009 Guitar Man – Kip Moore - 2017 Made in China – Aaron Lewis – 2024 Stars & Stripes – Creed Fisher – 2023 Feelin’ Like Earnhardt – Duke Henry - 2023 The Road Goes On Forever – Joe Ely – 1992 Think It Over One Time - Robert Earl Keen – 2003 Stand By Your Man – Freda & the Firedogs – 1972 Dry Creek Inn – Freda & the Firedogs – 1972 HOUR TWO Texas Me – Doug Sham – 2000 Dire Wolf – Grateful Dead – 1970 You Ain’t Goin’ Nowhere – The Byrds – 1968 Do You Know How It Feels - The Flying Burrito Brothers – 1969 I Heard You Been Layin’ My Old Lady – Rusty Weir – 1975 My Life Would be a Damn Good Country Song – Tompall Glaser – 1992 Sumpin' Funky Going On • Donnie Fritts – 1975 Border Lord – Kris Kristofferson - 1972 Just Got Paid – Whitey Morgan & the 78’s – 2018 She Loves My Automobile – Willie Nelson – 2002 I'm Bad, I'm Nationwide - Dwight Yoakum - 2012 La Grange (LIVE) Hank Williams Jr. - 1998 Lost Highway – Hank Williams – 1949 Lost Highway – Cody Jinks – 2008

Welcome to "The Icons of Outlaw Country" radio show, hosted by John Wesley Karson. Join us as we celebrate the one-year anniversary of our program and we delve deep into the world of Outlaw Country music. Explore the timeless songs, captivating stories, and rebellious spirit of the genre's icons, from the legendary pioneers to the rising stars of today. Don't miss this special milestone episode as we continue to honor the legacy of Outlaw Country. Tune in and be a part of the celebration on "The Icons of Outlaw Country" with John Wesley Karson. Original Air Date : March 9, 2024 Playlist HOUR ONE Willie, Waylon & Me – David Allan Coe - 1976 [I've Got] A Long, Long Way to Go - Gary P. Nunn – 1997 Geronimo’s Cadillac – Michael Murphey – 1972 Cosmic Cowboy - Michael Martin Murphey – 2018 5 O’clock in the Texas Morning - B.W. Stevenson – 1972 Sunrise in Port A – Rusty Weir – 2002 Swingin’ Doors (Re-Recorded) – Merle Haggard – 1995 Who’ll Buy the Wine – Merle Haggard – 1968 Make it Rain – Billy Mize – 1969 I Didn’t Realize – Billy Mize – 2006 Big Mack – Red Simpson – 1966 Give Me Forty Acres (To Turn This Rig Around) - Red Simpson -2008 Tall Dark Stranger – Buck Owens – 1969 Econoline – Devyn Brinsfield – 2023 HOUR TWO D-R-U-N-K - David Allan Coe (with John Hartford) – 1981 Bad on Fords – Ray Willey Hubbard – 2015 I'm The Only Hell My Mama Ever Raised – Willie Nelson – 2020 Someone to Give My Love To - Johnny Paycheck – 1972 A-11 – Jamey Johnson – 2012 Voices – Sturgill Simpson – 2020 The Road Goes on Forever – Robert Earl Keen – 1989 Desert Skies - The Marshall Tucker Band - 1977 Lone Star Blues • Delbert McClinton – 2010 It Ain't the Years, It's the Miles • Chris LeDoux - 1983 Don't It Make You Wanna Dance? - Jerry Jeff Walker – 1977 I Lie When I Drink • Dale Watson - 2013 The Girl on the Billboard • Del Reeves – 1965

Welcome to "The Icons of Outlaw Country" radio show, hosted by John Wesley Karson. Join us as we celebrate the one-year anniversary of our program and we delve deep into the world of Outlaw Country music. Explore the timeless songs, captivating stories, and rebellious spirit of the genre's icons, from the legendary pioneers to the rising stars of today. Don't miss this special milestone episode as we continue to honor the legacy of Outlaw Country. Tune in and be a part of the celebration on "The Icons of Outlaw Country" with John Wesley Karson. Original Air Date : March 9, 2024 Playlist HOUR ONE Willie, Waylon & Me – David Allan Coe - 1976 [I've Got] A Long, Long Way to Go - Gary P. Nunn – 1997 Geronimo’s Cadillac – Michael Murphey – 1972 Cosmic Cowboy - Michael Martin Murphey – 2018 5 O’clock in the Texas Morning - B.W. Stevenson – 1972 Sunrise in Port A – Rusty Weir – 2002 Swingin’ Doors (Re-Recorded) – Merle Haggard – 1995 Who’ll Buy the Wine – Merle Haggard – 1968 Make it Rain – Billy Mize – 1969 I Didn’t Realize – Billy Mize – 2006 Big Mack – Red Simpson – 1966 Give Me Forty Acres (To Turn This Rig Around) - Red Simpson -2008 Tall Dark Stranger – Buck Owens – 1969 Econoline – Devyn Brinsfield – 2023 HOUR TWO D-R-U-N-K - David Allan Coe (with John Hartford) – 1981 Bad on Fords – Ray Willey Hubbard – 2015 I'm The Only Hell My Mama Ever Raised – Willie Nelson – 2020 Someone to Give My Love To - Johnny Paycheck – 1972 A-11 – Jamey Johnson – 2012 Voices – Sturgill Simpson – 2020 The Road Goes on Forever – Robert Earl Keen – 1989 Desert Skies - The Marshall Tucker Band - 1977 Lone Star Blues • Delbert McClinton – 2010 It Ain't the Years, It's the Miles • Chris LeDoux - 1983 Don't It Make You Wanna Dance? - Jerry Jeff Walker – 1977 I Lie When I Drink • Dale Watson - 2013 The Girl on the Billboard • Del Reeves – 1965

Welcome to “The Icons of Outlaw Country,” an engaging exploration into one of the most influential and rebellious genres in the history of music. Immerse yourself in the world of Outlaw Country as our host, John Wesley Karson, guides you through a journey filled with timeless songs and captivating stories of the genre’s most iconic figures. From the trailblazing legends to the rising stars of today, prepare to delve into the unapologetic and fiercely independent spirit that defines Outlaw Country. This exceptional radio show, which can be heard live on KVLI 103.7FM in Lake Isabella, CA every weekend celebrates the legends and uncovers the hidden gems of Outlaw Country as no other radio program anywhere. Climb into your ragged old truck and take a journey into the world of Outlaw Country with your host, John Wesley Karson. Original Air Date: March 2, 2024 Playlist 051 HOUR ONE Ragged Old Truck – Billy Joe Shaver – 1981 Me & the IRS (LIVE) – Johnny Paycheck – 1978 Ready for the Times to Get Better – Doc Watson – 1978 Big Cheeseburgers and Good French Fries - Blaze Foley – 1975 Hometown Blues - Steve Earle – 1995 Highway Patrolman - Johnny Cash – 1983 That Old Beat-Up Guitar - Jerry Jeff Walker – 1999 A Real Country Song - Dale Watson – 1996 Hands on the Wheel - Willie Nelson – 1975 Play a Train Song - Robert Earl Keen – 2011 Desperados Waiting For the Train - Rita Coolidge – 1974 Railroad of Sin - Sturgill Simpson – 2020 HOUR TWO When I Loved Her – Kris Kristofferson – 1971 It’s a Texas Thing – Gary P. Nunn – 2000 Texas Law Says - Tompall Glaser – 1974 Mister, Don't Talk Bad About My Music - David Allan Coe – 1983 Tennessee Whiskey - David Allan Coe – 1981 High Cost Of Living - Jamey Johnson – 2008 Snake Farm - Ray Wylie Hubbard – 2006 Econoline – Devyn Brinsfield – 2023 When Did I Get Old - Derrick Dove & the Peacekeepers – 2023 Dixie Chicken – Little Feat - 1973 Out of Hand - Gary Stewart – 1975 Is Anybody Goin' to San Antone - Texas Tornados - 1991

Welcome to The Icons of Outlaw Country, where we dive deep into the world of one of the most influential and rebellious genres in music history. Join host, John Wesley Karson, as he takes you on a journey through the timeless hits and captivating stories of the genre’s icons, from the original legends to the rising stars of today. Get ready to explore the unapologetic and fiercely independent spirit of Outlaw Country on this one-of-a-kind radio show which can be heard live on KVLI 103.7FM in Lake Isabella, CA each weekend. This is The Icons of Outlaw Country with John Wesley Karson. Original Air Date, February 24, 2024 PLAYLIST 050 HOUR ONE Born and Raised in Black and White – The Highwaymen - 1990 Thank You for a Life – Kris Kristofferson – 2006 Clay Pigeons – Blaze Foley – 1976 Buckaroo – Buck Owens – 1965 Honkiest Tonkiest Beer Joint - Dale Watson - 1996 Rich White Honky Blues - Hank Williams Jr. – 2022 Between Jennings and Jones - Jamey Johnson – 2008 The Maker - Willie Nelson – 1998 Copperhead Road - Steve Earle – 1988 Before You Use That Gun - Eddie Noack – 1973 Bad Liver and A Broken Heart • Hayes Carll – 2008 Freedom to Stay - Waylon Jennings – 1973 HOUR TWO Homegrown Tomatoes - Guy Clark – 1983 Texas Cookin' (Live from Austin, TX) – Guy Clark – 2007 Southbound - Doc Watson – 1966 London Homesick Blues – Gary P. Nunn – 1974 Cowboy Boots & Bathin' Suits - Jerry Jeff Walker – 2006 I'm Comin' Home - Robert Earl Keen – 2003 I’m Leavin’ Now – Johnny Cash – 2000 Don't California My Texas - Creed Fisher – 2021 Oklahoma Wind – Billy Joe Shaver – 2006 Fly Away – Rusty Weir – 1975 blaze If I could Only Fly – Merle Haggard – 1995

Welcome to The Icons of Outlaw Country, where we dive deep into the world of one of the most influential and rebellious genres in music history. Join host, John Wesley Karson, as he takes you on a journey through the timeless hits and captivating stories of the genre’s icons, from the original legends to the rising stars of today. Get ready to explore the unapologetic and fiercely independent spirit of Outlaw Country on this one-of-a-kind radio show which can be heard live on KVLI 103.7FM in Lake Isabella, CA each weekend. This is The Icons of Outlaw Country with John Wesley Karson. Original Air Date, February 24, 2024 PLAYLIST HOUR ONE Born and Raised in Black and White – The Highwaymen - 1990 Thank You for a Life – Kris Kristofferson – 2006 Clay Pigeons – Blaze Foley – 1976 Buckaroo – Buck Owens – 1965 Honkiest Tonkiest Beer Joint - Dale Watson - 1996 Rich White Honky Blues - Hank Williams Jr. – 2022 Between Jennings and Jones - Jamey Johnson – 2008 The Maker - Willie Nelson – 1998 Copperhead Road - Steve Earle – 1988 Before You Use That Gun - Eddie Noack – 1973 Bad Liver and A Broken Heart • Hayes Carll – 2008 Freedom to Stay - Waylon Jennings – 1973 HOUR TWO Homegrown Tomatoes - Guy Clark – 1983 Texas Cookin' (Live from Austin, TX) – Guy Clark – 2007 Southbound - Doc Watson – 1966 London Homesick Blues – Gary P. Nunn – 1974 Cowboy Boots & Bathin' Suits - Jerry Jeff Walker – 2006 I'm Comin' Home - Robert Earl Keen – 2003 I’m Leavin’ Now – Johnny Cash – 2000 Don't California My Texas - Creed Fisher – 2021 Oklahoma Wind – Billy Joe Shaver – 2006 Fly Away – Rusty Weir – 1975 blaze If I could Only Fly – Merle Haggard – 1995

Crank up the volume y’all, ’cause John Wesley Karson’s about to take you on a two-hour outlaw bender through the wild west of music! Dive deep into the stories and sounds of the renegades, the rebels, the rule-breakers who defied Nashville’s pearly gates and forged their own sonic path. This ain’t your grandma’s country show – “The Icons of Outlaw Country” celebrates the bold individualism of the artists who dared to be different, who rocked the boat and left their mark on the landscape of music. So buckle up, light up some herb (if that’s your thing), and prepare to get down and dirty with the outlaws. This ain’t just a radio show, it’s a sonic revolution! Air Date February 17, 2024 Playlist HOUR ONE Screw you; We’re From Texas – Ray Willey Hubbard – 2003 Son of the South – David Allan Coe – 1986 Need a Little Time Off for Bad Behavior – David Allan Coe – 1987 Two Old Sidewinders - Waylon Jennings - Willie Nelson – 1991 Outlaw Love - Rusty Weir – 1975 Old Friends - Guy Clark – 1988 Workin' Hard - Larry Fleet – 2019 Working Man Blues (Live from Austin, TX) - Merle Haggard – 1978 Don't Do Me Any Favors Anymore - Steve Goodman – 1972 I Just Called to Say I Love You - John Prine – 2018 Hank and Lefty - Emmylou Harris – 1975 Friend of the Devil - Grateful Dead – 1970 HOUR TWO Red Solo Cup – Toby Keith – 2011 Die With Your Boots on - Toby Keith – 1999 Courtesy Of the Red, White & Blue (The Angry American) - Toby Keith - 2002 You Just Can't Beat Jesus Christ - Billy Joe Shaver – 1987 If I Could Only Fly – Blaze Foley – 1989 For the Sake of the Song - Townes Van Zandt – 1968 Me and Billy the Kid (Live) - Joe Ely – 1990 Hot Rod Lincoln - Commander Cody and His Lost Planet Airmen – 1972 Uneasy Rider – Charlie Daniels Band - 2012 Ballad of a Man Called Dad – Kyle Jennings – 2017 One Piece at a Time - Johnny Cash - 1976 I Got Rights – Hank Williams Jr. - 1979

Crank up the volume y’all, ’cause John Wesley Karson’s about to take you on a two-hour outlaw bender through the wild west of music! Dive deep into the stories and sounds of the renegades, the rebels, the rule-breakers who defied Nashville’s pearly gates and forged their own sonic path. This ain’t your grandma’s country show – “The Icons of Outlaw Country” celebrates the bold individualism of the artists who dared to be different, who rocked the boat and left their mark on the landscape of music. So buckle up, light up some herb (if that’s your thing), and prepare to get down and dirty with the outlaws. This ain’t just a radio show, it’s a sonic revolution! Air Date February 17, 2024 Playlist HOUR ONE Screw you; We’re From Texas – Ray Willey Hubbard – 2003 Son of the South – David Allan Coe – 1986 Need a Little Time Off for Bad Behavior – David Allan Coe – 1987 Two Old Sidewinders - Waylon Jennings - Willie Nelson – 1991 Outlaw Love - Rusty Weir – 1975 Old Friends - Guy Clark – 1988 Workin' Hard - Larry Fleet – 2019 Working Man Blues (Live from Austin, TX) - Merle Haggard – 1978 Don't Do Me Any Favors Anymore - Steve Goodman – 1972 I Just Called to Say I Love You - John Prine – 2018 Hank and Lefty - Emmylou Harris – 1975 Friend of the Devil - Grateful Dead – 1970 HOUR TWO Red Solo Cup – Toby Keith – 2011 Die With Your Boots on - Toby Keith – 1999 Courtesy Of the Red, White & Blue (The Angry American) - Toby Keith - 2002 You Just Can't Beat Jesus Christ - Billy Joe Shaver – 1987 If I Could Only Fly – Blaze Foley – 1989 For the Sake of the Song - Townes Van Zandt – 1968 Me and Billy the Kid (Live) - Joe Ely – 1990 Hot Rod Lincoln - Commander Cody and His Lost Planet Airmen – 1972 Uneasy Rider – Charlie Daniels Band - 2012 Ballad of a Man Called Dad – Kyle Jennings – 2017 One Piece at a Time - Johnny Cash - 1976 I Got Rights – Hank Williams Jr. - 1979