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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

Each week John Wesley Karson shares the music and the stories of the icons of alternative country. He takes his listeners on a two hour sonic journey into what’s been dubbed “Outlaw Country.” The Icons of Outlaw Country is a celebration of the bold individualism of a select few artists who dared to give Nashville the finger and do it their own way. Air Date: February 10, 2024 PLAYLIST HOUR ONE Knoxville Courthouse Blues - Hank Williams Jr. – 1973 In Memory of a Memory - Johnny Paycheck – 1980 Stoned, Slow, Rugged – Rusty Weir – 1974 Panheads Forever – David Allan Coe – 1982 The Reaper – Devyn Brinsfield – 2023 Tonight, I Think I'm Gonna Go Downtown - Jimmie Dale Gilmore - 1991 Riot in Cell Block #9 - Commander Cody & His Lost Planet Airman - 1973 Boogie Back to Texas - Asleep at the Wheel – 1987 My Rough and Rowdy Ways - Lefty Frizzell – 1951 Marie - Willie Nelson – 2001 Waitin' Round to Die – Whitey Morgan and the 78's – 2015 Dead Flowers – Towns Van Zandt – 1972 HOUR TWO Damn Good Cowboy - The Charlie Daniels Band – 1975 Blaze Foley – Cold, Cold World – 1979 Steve Goodman - Door Number Three – 1975 Lonesome L.A. Cowboy - New Riders of the Purple Sage – 1973 Working Man Can't Get Nowhere Today (Live) - Merle Haggard – 1978 You Ain’t Gonna Have Ol’ Buck to Kick Around No More – Buck Owens & the Buckaroos – 1968 Truck Driven’ Son of a Gun – Red Simpson - 1981 LA Freeway – Guy Clark – 1975 A Long Time Ago – Waylon Jennings – 1978 Honky Tonkin' Daddy - Johnny Falstaff - 2008 One of These Days - Emmylou Harris – 1975 Leaving Louisiana in the Broad Daylight - Emmylou Harris – 1978 Nashville 1972 - Rodney Crowell - 2017

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.” Join John Wesley on this week’s show as we celebrate the original legends of Outlaw Country, including icons like Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson, and David Allan Coe. But that’s not all – we also shine a light on the young guns of the genre, such as Jamey Johnson, Sturgill Simpson, and Hayes Carll. Don’t miss this mix of classic and contemporary Outlaw Country on “The Icons of Outlaw Country.” Original Air Date: February 3, 2024 PLAYLIST 047 HOUR ONE Where the Corn Don’t Grow – Waylon Jennings – 1990 Set 'Em Up Joe - Jamey Johnson – 2010 Footlights – Merle Haggard – 1979 This Ain’t My First Rodeo – Vern Gosdin – 1990 Whiskey Bent & Hell Bound – Hank Jr. – 1979 Longhaired Country Boy – Charlie Daniels – 1974 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 Uncloudy Day – Willie Nelson – 1976 Mule Skinner Blues – Jerry Reed – 1970 Navajo Rug – Jerry Jeff Walker – 2006 Turnin’ Off A Memory – Johnny Paycheck & Merle Haggard - 1980 I’m A White Boy – Merle Haggard – 1977 You’re the Reason Our Kids Ugly – Loretta & Conway – 1978 I Don’t Mind – Sturgill Simpson – 2020 Do You Know How It Feels – Flying Burrito Brothers – 1969 I Believe In You – Don Williams - 1980 Amanda - Don Williams – 1973 Good Ole Boys Like Me - Don Williams - 1979 Dublin Blues - Guy Clark – 1995 [I've Got] A Long, Long Way To Go - Gary P. Nunn - 1997

Join John Wesley Karson every week as he invites you into the world of Alternative Country and Americana, where he not only shares the music but also delves into the captivating stories of the genre’s icons. Prepare to embark on a thrilling two-hour sonic expedition, immersing yourself in the realm of “Outlaw Country,” a movement that has captivated audiences far and wide. “The Icons of Outlaw Country” is more than just a radio show—it’s a celebration of the fearless individualism exhibited by a select group of artists who dared to challenge the norms and chart their own unique paths. Get ready to rock the boat as Karson guides you through a mesmerizing journey, exploring the rebellious spirit and unyielding creativity that define this extraordinary genre. Together, we honor these trailblazers who fearlessly carved their own musical legacies, leaving an indelible mark on the world of music. Original Air Date: January 27, 2024

Join John Wesley Karson every week as he immerses listeners in the music and stories of the legendary figures in alternative country. In a captivating two-hour journey, he explores the realm known as “Outlaw Country,” where the spirit of audacious individualism thrives. “The Icons of Outlaw Country” is a joyous homage to the select few artists who fearlessly challenged the conventions of Nashville, carving out their own unique trajectories and leaving an indelible mark on the genre. Through their rebellious spirit and distinctive voices, they embody the essence of Outlaw Country, inspiring generations of music lovers along the way. Original Air Date: January 20, 2024 Playlist Hour One The Last Thing I Needed The First Thing This Morning – Willie Nelson – 1982 Austin Pickers – Gary P. Nunn – 1999 The White Trash Song – Steve Young – 1972 Small Engine Repair – Tom Russell – 2019 Branded Man – David Allan Coe – 1994 The Road Goes on Forever – Joe Ely – 1992 The Guitar – Guy Clark – 2009 If I Needed You – Towns Van Zandt Step Inside This House – Lyle Lovett – 1998 Shades of Gray – Robert Earl Keen – 1997 Honky Tonk Heroes – Waylon Jennings – 1973 Lost Highway – Hank Williams – 1949 Hour Two Crazy as a Loon – John Prine – 2005 Leavin’ Texas – Jerry Jeff Walker – 1977 L.A. Freeway – Jerry Jeff Walker (Live At The Performing Arts Center, New Orleans, 1977) The Moonlight Song · Blaze Foley – 1976 That’s How I Got to Memphis – Tom T. Hall – 1969 How Much Tequila Did I Drink Last Night – Steve Goodman – 1984 Lord I Hope This Day is Good – Don Williams – 1982 Why Me Lord – Kris Kristofferson – 1972 Lead Me Home – Jamie Johnson at Farm Aid – 2021 When I Get My Wings – Billy Joe Shaver – 1976 Live Forever – Willie Nelson – Sin City –The Flying Burrito Brothers – 1968

Saddle up y’all, for a damn good time on this edition of, The Icons of Outlaw Country! But let’s change focus this week. Instead of the 1960’s and 70’s we thought we’d feature a full two hours of the Young Guns of Outlaw Country. We’re talkin’ outlaw firebrands blazing new trails through the dusty plains of modern country. We got Devyn Brinsfield’s soulful twang, Sturgill Simpson’s wide ranging grit, Shooter Jennings’ rockin’ outlaw pedigree, Jelly Roll’s blues-infused swagger, and Creed Fisher’s finger in the face of conformity. These ain’t just punk kids playing pretend, they’re the whole damn posse, redefining the true outlaw spirit for a new generation. No Bro-Country here. Crank up the volume, grab a whiskey, burn some herbal essence, and let The Icons of Outlaw Country take you on a wild ride where attitude-soaked lyrics meet electrifying riffs and rebellion roars louder than ever before. You ain’t heard nothin’ like it, brother. This is outlaw country’s future, and it’s comin’ at you full throttle. Air Date: January 13, 2024 Playlist HOUR ONE Econoline - Devyn Brinsfield – 2023 Rebel within - Hank Williams III – 2010 That's What Makes the World Go Around - Charley Crockett & Willie Nelson 2024 California Sober - Billy Strings & Willie Nelson Outlaw You - Shooter Jennings - 2011 One Together - Whey Jennings – 2023 Outlaw Side of Me - Chris Jansen – 2023 Hippies and Cowboys - Cody Jinks – 2010 High Cost of Living – Jamey Johnson – 2008 I Don't Mind - Sturgill Simpson – 2020 Feeling like Earnhardt – Duke Henry – 2022 HOUR TWO Jesus, Haggard & Jones - Creed Fisher – 2023 Don't California My Texas – Creed Fisher - 2022 Rich Men North of Richmond – Oliver Anthony – 2023 Like a Cowboy – Wesley Brown – 2019 This Damn Song – Pecos & the Rooftops – 2023 Everyone’s an Outlaw – Bryan Martin – 2020 Broken Window Serenade – Whiskey Myers - 2011 Southbound - Warren Zeiders – 2022 Heading South • Zach Bryan – 2019 Unapologetically Country as Hell – Hardy – 2019 Son of A Sinner - Jelly Roll – 2021 My Way – Devyn Brinsfield - 2023

Waylon Jennings' guitar thrummed with a defiant spirit, his Telecaster was an extension of his soul. It wasn't about polished virtuosity, but raw authenticity, every note echoing the grit and grace of his outlaw persona. His fingers danced across the frets, weaving tales of heartache and resilience, each slide and bend etched with the dust of Texas highways and smoke-filled honky-tonks. No pristine perfection, Waylon's guitar sang with the imperfections of humanity, its twang a lonesome cry yearning for freedom, its bite a defiant growl against injustice. It was a sound that resonated deep, not just in ears, but in hearts, forever cementing Waylon Jennings as a legend whose guitar spoke a language far louder than any words ever could. And that sound! That glorious sound! It was 100% Waylon, completely unique. There was no mistaking it, when you heard it you knew, as Hank Jr said, "Waylon and his Fender Telecaster that had that sound." On this video we’ve compiled some of his best solos, riffs and bold harmonic convergences for your enjoyment. Waylon Jennings was a lot of things, he was the rough-hewn king of outlaw country, riding on a wave of twang and rebellion. Waylon was a storyteller etched in steel strings, his songs the echoing cries of restless hearts. Waylon was a voice of defiance amidst Nashville's polish, whispering tales of grit and grace. Waylon was a weaver of musical tapestries, where whiskey-soaked verses met the sun-bleached blues. Waylon was a restless highwayman of harmony, forever chasing the horizon with his guitar slung low.

Jingle those spurs and crank up the volume, 'cause John Wesley Karson's Icons of Outlaw Country Christmas is back! Forget your grandma's carols. We’ve got a heapin' helpin' of the grittiest, twangiest holiday tunes this side of the Rio Grande, straight from outlaw legends like Waylon Jennings, Johnny Cash, and Jerry Jeff Walker to Willie Nelson, Michael Murphey and Robert Earl Keen. Join John Wesley, as he takes you on a musical journey through the legendary realm of Outlaw Country. With a deep appreciation for the genre, Karson brings the spirit of Outlaw Country alive during the holiday season, making this show a must-listen for any fan of the genre. Original Air Date December 23, 2023 Playlist HOUR ONE Merry Christmas from the Family – Montgomery Gentry – 2019 Daddy Looked a Lot like Santa – Buck Owens – 1965 Christmas in Dixie – Alabama – 1982 Christmas Time in Texas - Dale Watson – 2001 Christmas Time in Texas – Gary P. Nunn – 2010 Grandma’s Homemade Christmas Card – Merle Haggard - 1973 Christmas Time at Grandmas – Bobby Bare – 1994 Christmas Time Again • Lynyrd Skynyrd – 2000 I Talk to Jesus Every Day • Johnny Cash – 1971 Away in a Manger – Waylon Jennings – 1993 Silent Night – Waylon Jennings & Jessie Colter – 1984 Silver Bells – Devyn Brinsfield - 2023 Old Hippy Christmas – The Bellamy Brothers - 2002 Pretty Paper - Willie Nelson – 1979 Two-Step 'Round the Christmas Tree • Suzy Bogguss & Michael Murphey – 1991 The Cowboy Christmas Ball • Michael Murphey – 1991 Christmas Time Down South • Charlie Daniels – 1990 HOUR TWO Gone Home For Christmas • Red Simpson – 1973 Santa and My Semi • Dale Watson – 2001 Please Come Home for Christmas – The Eagles – 1978 Blue Christmas • Merle Haggard – 1977 If We Make it Through December – Merle Haggard – 1974 Jingle Bells – Willie Nelson - 1979 Silent Night All Day Long – John Prine – 2009 Colorado Christmas – Nitty Gritty Dirt Band – 1997 Happy Holidays Y’all – Robert Earl Keen – 1998 Tribute to Christ Jesus – WB Vaughan – 1993 Little Drummer Boy – Hank Williams Jr. – 1981 Dueling Jingle Bells – US Navy Band – 2015 Feliz Navidad – Billy Joe Shaver – 2005 Honky Tonk Christmas – Johnny Paycheck – 1998 12 Days of Christmas – Jerry Jeff Walker - 1994 I’ll Be Home for Christmas – Jerry Jeff Walker – 1994 Here Comes Santa Claus/Up on the Housetop – Jerry Jeff Walker – 1994 We Wish You a Merry Christmas – Jerry Jeff Walker – 1994

Saddle up for a wild ride through the history of outlaw country music! Join us on The Icons of Outlaw Country as John Wesley Karson explores the rebellious spirit and timeless tunes of legends like Jerry Jeff Walker, David Allan Coe, Joe Ely, and more. Dive deep into the stories behind the songs, discover hidden gems, and relive the era that defined an iconic genre. ️ Listen in and let the outlaw spirit take hold! HOUR ONE Because it’s Christmas Time – Buck Owens – 1965 T For Texas (Live) – Waylon Jennings – 1976 Can’t You See – Waylon Jennings – 1976 Fist City – Freda and the Firedogs – 1971 Right or Wrong – Merle Haggard – 1970 Texas Rangers – Michael Murphey – 1990 The Cowboy Christmas Ball – Michael Murphey – 1991 Lonely Christmas Call – George Jones – 1963 The Last Gunfighter Ballad – Guy Clark – 1976 If This is Just a Game – David Allan Coe – 1978 Jamestown Ferry – Doug Kershaw – 1972 The Year That Clayton Delaney Died · Tom T. Hall – 1971 You, Me and a Christmas Tree · Asleep at the Wheel – 2016 Waltz Across Texas – Willie Nelson – 1968 Blue Texas Waltz – Billy Joe Shaver – 1981 HOUR TWO Me & Billy the Kid – Joe Ely – 1999 West Texas Waltz – Joe Ely – 1978 Merry Christmas From the Family – Robert Earl Keen – 2004 Country My Ass – Dale Watson – 2014 If That Ain’t Country – Part 2 – David Allan Coe – 2005 Santa Looked a Lot Like Daddy – Buck Owens – 1965 Navajo Rug – Jerry Jeff Walker – 2006 Veterans Day – Johnny Cash – 1990 Canadian Whiskey · Nanci Griffith & Ian Tyson – 1998 Small Engine Repair – Tom Russell – 2019 Truckin’ Trees for Christmas – Red Simpson – 1973 Swing Down To Texas for Christmas – Gary P., Nunn – 2010

Each week John Wesley Karson shares the music and the stories of the icons of alternative country. He takes his listeners on a two-hour sonic journey into what’s been dubbed “Outlaw Country.” The Icons of Outlaw Country is a celebration of the bold individualism of a select few artists who dared to give Nashville the finger and do it their own way. Air Date December 16, 2023 Playlist HOUR ONE Christmas Time’s a Coming – Sammy Kershaw – 1994 Branded Man – David Allan Coe – 1996 Poncho & Lefty – Towns Van Zandt – 1993 Heaven and Hell – Waylon Jennings – 1976 Christmas in Prison – John Prine – 1971 12 Days of Christmas – Jerry Jeff Walker – 1994 The Cape – Guy Clark – 1995 Christmas As I Knew It – Johnny Cash – 1972 Jesus Was a Capricorn – Kris Kristofferson – 1972 Lone Star State of Mind – Nanci Griffith – 1987 Even Cowgirls Get the Blues – Emmylou Harris – 1979 Ridin’ Home on Christmas Eve – Michael Murphey – 1991 I’ll Change Your Flat Tire, Merle – Pure Prairie League – 1974 Flat Tire – Dale Watson – 2014 Santa Drives an Eighteen Wheeler – Lisa Layne – 2001 HOUR TWO Ragged Old Truck – Billy Joe Shaver – 1981 Merry Christmas to You – Billy Joe Shaver – 1994 Chicken on the Ground – Billy Joe Shaver – 1977 When I Get My Wings – Billy Joe Shaver – 1976 I’m Just and Old Chunk of Coal – Billy Joe Shaver – 1981 Cowboy’s Christmas Gift – Charlie Daniels – 1980 Guacamole – Texas Tornados – 1992 Christmas Time in Texas – Gary P. Nunn – 2010 Econline – Devyn Brinsfield – 2023 Me & Paul (Live) – Willie Nelson – 1998 Old Hippy Christmas – The Bellamy Brothers – 2002 Santa’s Comin’ In A Big Ol’ Truck – Red Simpson – 1973 Redneck Jingle Bells – Buddy Brown – 2019 Twisted Christmas Carols – Larry the Cable Guy – 1998 Happy Holidays to Y’all – Robert Earl Keen – 1998

Join John Wesley Karson every week for a two-hour exploration of outlaw country’s rebellious sounds. With captivating storytelling, he shares the tales and tunes of these iconic artists, immersing listeners in the vibrant tapestry of this genre. Through his show, he celebrates nonconformity and introduces audiences to the distinct voices that have shaped the outlaw country movement. The Icons of Outlaw Country is a spirited tribute to the bold individualism of artists who defied Nashville’s norms and blazed their own trail. Playlist HOUR ONE If We Make it Through December – Merle Haggard – 1973 Blue, Blue Blues – Billy Joe Shaver – 1996 I Never Got Over You – Johnny Paycheck – 1996 Thirteen – Johnny Cash – 1994 Stuff That Works – Guy Clark – 1995 LA County – Lyle Lovett – 1988 Oh Come All Ye Faithful – Waylon Jennings – 1993 The Road Goes on Forever – Joe Ely – 1992 When I’m Away From You – The Bellamy Brothers – 1983 Bird on a Wire – Rita Coolidge – 1972 Lovin’ Her Was Easier – Kris Kristofferson – 1972 Too Much Fun – Commander Cody & the Lost Planet Airmen – 1976 HOUR TWO My Mom and Santa Clause – George Jones – 1988 Pick Up Truck Song – Jerry Jeff Walker – 2006 Viva Luckenbach – Jerry Jeff Walker – 2006 Everybody’s Somebody in Luckenbach, Texas – Dale Watson – 2015 Luckenbach, Texas (Back To the Basics Of Love) – Waylon Jennings – 1989 Christmas Time in Luckenbach – Kent Findley – 2017 Amarillo Highway – Terry Allen – 1979 Merry Christmas From The Family – Robert Earl Keen – 1994 Cosmic Cowboy – Michael Murphey – 2010 The White Trash Song – Steve Young – 1971 Holdin’ Things Together – Merle Haggard – 2007 How Much Tequila Did I Drink last Night? – Steve Goodman – 1982 City of New Orleans – Steve Goodman – 1994 Little Drummer Boy – Hank Williams Jr. – 1981

Each 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. The Icons of Outlaw Country is a celebration of the bold individualism of a select few artists who dared to give Nashville the finger and do it their own way. Playlist HOUR ONE 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 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 HOUR TWO Me & Paul – Willie Nelson – 1971 I Couldn’t Leave You if I Tried – Rodney Crowell – 1988 Oh Sweet Temptation – Gary Stewart – 1976 Gentle on My Mind – Waylon Jennings – 1968 Oil Field Trash – Wade Reeves – 2014 Boobs – The Bellamy Brothers – 2014 I’ve Never Gone to Bed with an Ugly Woman · Bobby Bare – 1980 The Cowboy and the Poet (Faster Horses) – Bobby Bare – 1975 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

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 start with a Christmas song from Merle Haggard and feature artists like, Robert Earl Keen, Rodney Crowell, Dale Watson & feature selections from the 1976 album WANTED: THE OUTLAWS by Willie, Waylon, Jessi Coulter and Tompall Glaser in honor of it’s 46th anniversary of becoming the first ever million selling Country Western album. Playlist HOUR ONE Goin’ Home for Christmas – Merle Haggard – 1982 She Ain’t Going Nowhere – Guy Clark – 1975 Let Him Roll – Bobby Bare – 1981 Write Your Own Songs – Willie Nelson – 1982 Dallas – Joe Ely – 1981 The Front Porch Song – Robert Earl Keen – 1984 Night Riders Lament – Jerry Jeff Walker – 1975 Don’t Tell Me How the Story Ends – Rita Coolidge & Kris Kristofferson – 1978 Flatland Hillbillies – Rodney Crowell – 2019 I Lie When I Drink – Dale Watson – 2013 Truckin’ Man – Dale Watson – 1996 Ride Me Down Easy – Billy Joe Shaver – 1973 Livin’ on the Run – David Allan Coe – 1976 HOUR TWO Away in a Manger – Waylon Jennings – 1993 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 Yesterdays Wine – Willie Nelson – 1976 T for Texas – Tompall Glaser – 1976 Honky Tonk Heroes – Waylon Jennings – 1976 You Mean to Say – Jessie Coulter – 1976 Heaven & Hell – Waylon & Willie – 1976 Suspicious Minds – Waylon & Jessie – 1976 A Good Hearted Woman – Waylon & Willie – 1976

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. The Icons of Outlaw Country is a celebration of the bold individualism of a select few artists who dared to give Nashville the finger and do it their own way. Playlist HOUR ONE Hank and Lefty – Emmylou Harris – 1975 Desperados Waiting For a Train – Davis Allan Coe – 1974 I Miss You Grandpa – Terry O’Brian – 2022 No Country Music for Old Men - Bellamy Brothers/J. Anderson - 2021 I May Be Used (But I Ain’t Used Up) – Waylon Jennings – 1984 Slow Movin’ Outlaw – Waylon Jennings – 1974 When Did I Get Old - Derrick Dove & the Peacekeepers – 2023 So You Wannabe an Outlaw – Steve Earl/Willie Nelson – 2017 When the Fallen Angles Fly – Billy Joe Shaver – 1993 Angel Flyin’ Too Close to the Ground – Willie Nelson – 1980 The Last Thing I Needed the First Thing This Morning – Kimmie Rhodes/ Gary P. Nunn – 2018 It’s a Texas Thing – Gary P. Nunn – 2001 HOUR TWO Heaven Can’t Be Found – Hank Williams Jr. – 1999 Lone Star Beer & Bob Wills Music – Red Steagall – 1976 Backsliders Wine – Michael Murphey – 1972 The Ballad of Jerry Jeff Walker – Brooks & Dunn – 2007 LA Freeway – Jerry Jeff Walker - 1972 Econoline – Devyn Brinsfield - 2023 Big City – Merle Haggard – 2007 - “The Bluegrass Sessions” Outlaw You – Shooter Jennings – 2011 Stranger – Kris Kristofferson – 1975 Sunday Morning Comin’ Down – Johnny Cash – 1972 The Last Gunfighter Ballad – Johnny Cash - 1977 Don’t Let the Sunshine Fool You – Guy Clark – 1976 Don’t Send Me No Angels – George Jones – 1992 Today I Started Lovin’ You Again – Freda & the Firedogs - 1972

Every week, John Wesley Karson embarks on a two-hour odyssey into the renegade sounds of outlaw country. He regales listeners with the tales and tunes of these alternative country icons. On this weeks show John Wesley celebrates the 50th anniversary of Jerry Jeff Walker’s classic album ‘Viva Terlingua’ released in November 1973. Viva Terlingua had a profound impact on the country music landscape. It put the small town of Luckenbach, Texas, with its population of just 3, on the map both geographically and within the country music universe. The album also rejuvenated Jerry Jeff Walker’s career, elevating his status. Furthermore, it propelled artists like Ray Wylie Hubbard and Gary P. Nunn into the spotlight, making them household names within the country music community. Additionally, Viva Terlingua played a significant role in supporting the careers of Michael Martin Murphey and Guy Clark. Listen to the album uninterrupted in it’s entirety on this weeks episode. Playlist 034 HOUR ONE Live Forever – Billy Joe Shaver – 1993 Don’t Be Cruel – Marshall Chapman – 2020 Friends for Life – Gary P. Nunn & Red Steagall – 1998 Nothin’ – Towns Van Zandt – 1970 Sam Stone – John Prine – 2000 Blues Stay Away From Me – Merle Haggard – 1977 Lone Star State of Mind – Nanci Griffith – 1987 The Road Goes on Forever – Joe Ely – 1992 From the Bottle to the Bottom – Kris Kristofferson – 1971 The Bottle in My Hand – David Allan Coe & George Jones – 1980 If You See Her – Waylon Jennings – 1979 Dixie Chicken – Little Feat – 1972 Roll Em Easy – Little Feat – 1972 HOUR TWO Gettin' By – Jerry Jeff Walker - 1973 Desperados Waiting For a Train - Jerry Jeff Walker - 1973 Sangria Wine – Jerry Jeff Walker - 1973 Little Bird – Jerry Jeff Walker - 1973 Get It Out – Jerry Jeff Walker - 1973 Up Against the Wall, Redneck Mother (Live) - Jerry Jeff Walker - 1973 Backslider's Wine - Jerry Jeff Walker - 1973 Wheel – Jerry Jeff Walker - 1973 London Homesick Blues (Live) – Gary P. Nunn – 1973 Mr. Bojangles - Jerry Jeff Walker - 1977

Strap 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! Playlist Hour One "Outlaw You" - Shooter Jennings (2005) "Ramblin' Man" – Hank Williams Jr. (1995) "Long Haired Redneck" - David Allan Coe (1975) "Misery and Gin" - Merle Haggard (1980) "Screw You We're From Texas" - Ray Wylie Hubbard (2006) "Up Against the Wall Redneck Mother" - Ray Wylie Hubbard (1978) "Lonesome, On’ry and Mean” – Steve Young (1972) "The Devils Right Hand" - Steve Earle (1988) "Redheaded Stranger" - Willie Nelson (1975) "Luckenbach, Texas" - Waylon Jennings (1977) “When You Come Home Again” – Freda & The Firedogs (1972) “Muleshoe” – Freda & The Firedogs (1973) "Amos Moses" - Jerry Reed (1970) Hour Two "Drinkin’ My Baby Goodbye" - The Charlie Daniels Band (1985) "If Drinking Don't Kill Me (Her Memory Will)" - George Jones (1972) "North Alabama" - Dave Kirby (1981) “Is Anybody Goin’ To San Antone?” – Charlie Pride (1970) “Her and the Car and the Mobile Home” – Del Reeves (1976) "White Freight Liner Blues" - Townes Van Zandt (1973) "Dead Flowers" - Townes Van Zandt (1970) "Waking Up" - Michael Martin Murphey (1972) “I Feel Like Hank Williams Tonight” – Jerry Jeff Walker (2006) “Sangria Wine” – Jerry Jeff Walker (1973) “Take Me back To Tulsa” - Asleep at the Wheel (1973) “Kinky” – Kinky Friedman (1974)

Buckle up for a thrilling ride as Karson leads you through an enthralling odyssey, delving into the rebellious spirit and unyielding creativity that define this extraordinary genre. Together, we pay homage to these trailblazers who fearlessly etched their musical legacies, leaving an indelible mark on the world of music. Get ready to rock the boat and embrace the unruly brilliance of “Outlaw Country.” Let’s celebrate the Icons of Outlaws Country. Playlist 031 Hour One "Old Five and Dimers Like Me" by Billy Joe Shaver (1973) "The Last Gunfighter Ballad" by Guy Clark (1975) "The Front Porch Song" by Robert Earl Keen Jr. (1988) "The Pilgrim, Chapter 33" by Kris Kristofferson (1971) "My Own Kind of Hat" by Merle Haggard (1978) “What’s Your Mama’s Name” by Tanya Tucker (1973) "Whistlers and Jugglers" by Waylon Jennings (1978) “Slow Movin' Outlaw” by Waylon Jennings (1974) “Wheel” by Jerry Jeff Walker (1973) "Will the Circle Be Unbroken" by The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band w/ Mother Maybelle Carter (1972) "The Ballad of Spider John" by Willis Alan Ramsey (1972) HOUR TWO "If That Ain't Country" by David Allan Coe (1977) "A Song For You" by Gram Parsons (1973) "Willin'" by Little Feat (1970) "Seven Bridges Road" by Steve Young (1969) “Get Thee Behind Me Satan” by Billy Joe Shaver (2007) "Where Do You Want It?" by Dale Watson (2013) “Billy Joe Savior” by Tim Menchu (2020) "The Road Goes on Forever" by Joe Ely (1978) “Night Life” by Willie Nelson (1963) "Desperados Waiting For A Train" by Willie Nelson (2010)

Step into the enchanting realm of Alternative Country and Americana with John Wesley Karson as your guide. Every week, he invites you to join him on a captivating two-hour voyage, where he not only shares the music but also unravels the fascinating stories of the genre’s iconic figures. Prepare yourself for an exhilarating sonic expedition as you immerse in the world of “Outlaw Country” – a movement that has mesmerized audiences far and wide. “The Icons of Outlaw Country” is not just a radio show; it’s a jubilant celebration of the audacious individualism displayed by a select group of artists who fearlessly challenged conventions and forged their own distinct paths. Buckle up for a thrilling ride as Karson leads you through an enthralling odyssey, delving into the rebellious spirit and unyielding creativity that define this extraordinary genre. Together, we pay homage to these trailblazers who fearlessly etched their musical legacies, leaving an indelible mark on the world of music. Get ready to rock the boat and embrace the unruly brilliance of “Outlaw Country.” Let’s celebrate the Icons of Outlaws Country. Playlist 030 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 Hank Williams – Creed Fisher - 2023 Ol' Hank's Lovesick Blues - Gary Stewart – 1990 I Feel Like Hank Williams Tonight – Sunny Sweeny – 2017 Alone & Forsaken – Hank Williams - 1948 Little Bird – Jerry Jeff Walker – 1973 Blood Red & Goin’ Down – Tanya Tucker – 1973 Hour Two Would Lay with Me (In a Field of Stone) (LIVE) – David Allan Coe – 1986 Take This Job and Shove It (LIVE) – David Allan Coe – 1986 Country Boy Can Survive (LIVE) – Hank Williams Jr. – 2000 Long Haired Country Boy (LIVE) – Charlie Daniels – 2012 Down In the Valley – Devyn Brinsfield – 2023 Down In the Valley • Johnny Cash – 2005 Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain – Roy Acuff – 1947 Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain – Willie Nelson – 1975 Write Your Own Songs – Willie & Waylon – 1982 I’m a Ramblin’ Man – Waylon Jennings – 1974 Tulsa Straight Ahead • Asleep At The Wheel - 1987 Blues Stay Away From Me • Merle Haggard – 1972 I Don’t Mind – Sturgill Simpson - 2020

Join John Wesley Karson every week as he invites you into the world of Alternative Country and Americana, where he not only shares the music but also delves into the captivating stories of the genre’s icons. Prepare to embark on a thrilling two-hour sonic expedition, immersing yourself in the realm of “Outlaw Country,” a movement that has captivated audiences far and wide. “The Icons of Outlaw Country” is more than just a radio show—it’s a celebration of the fearless individualism exhibited by a select group of artists who dared to challenge the norms and chart their own unique paths. Get ready to rock the boat as Karson guides you through a mesmerizing journey, exploring the rebellious spirit and unyielding creativity that define this extraordinary genre. Together, we honor these trailblazers who fearlessly carved their own musical legacies, leaving an indelible mark on the world of music. Playlist HOUR ONE Are You Ready for the Country – Waylon Jennings – 1976 The South’s Gonna Rattle Again – Hank Williams Jr. – 1982 Lone Star State of Mind – Nanci Griffith – 1987 If You Wanna Get To Heaven · The Ozark Mountain Daredevils – 1978 Econoline – Devyn Brinsfield – 2023 Long Hard Road – Nitty Gritty Dirt Band – 1984 Rollin’ In My Sweet Baby’s Arms – Leon Russell – 1973 She Thinks I Still Care · Leon Russell – 1973 Medley: Lovin’ Her Was Easier/Good Time Charlie’s Got The Blues/Only Daddy That’ll Walk The Line – Waylon Jennings – 1973 Illegal Smile · John Prine – 1971 Roll Me Up · Willie Nelson, Snoop Dogg, Kris Kristofferson, Jamey Johnson – 2012 HOUR TWO Cosmic Cowboy/Cosmic Breakdown – Michael Murphey (Live) – 1978 Tramp on Your Street · Billy Joe Shaver – 1993 Marie (live) · Townes Van Zandt – 1991 Crystal Clear – Marshall Chapman – 1977 Oh, Sweet Temptation · Gary Stewart – 1976 This Old Hat – Ed Bruce – 1988 This Is the Last Cowboy Song – Ed Bruce – 1980 Jesus, Haggard & Jones – Creed Fisher – 2020 Oil Field Trash – Wade Reeves – 2015 Don’t Stay Away (‘Til Love Grows Cold) – Jerry Lee Lewis – 1952 End of the Road – Jerry Lee Lewis – 1955 Crazy Arms – Jerry Lee Lewis – 1956 Whole Lotta’ Shakin’ Goin’ On – Jerry Lee Lewis – 1957

The Icons of Outlaw Country – September 23, 2023 Step into the world of outlaw music alongside John Wesley Karson this week, where vibrant shades of blue dominate the first part of the show, immersing listeners in rebellious melodies. Experience the raw and unapologetic spirit of this genre as Karson fearlessly guides us through a sonic journey, paying tribute to the trailblazers who defied the establishment. And as we venture into the second part, get ready to raise a glass in celebration of Lone Star beer, a symbol of camaraderie and the free-spirited nature that defines the outlaw music scene. With Karson at the helm, prepare to be captivated by the untamed energy and independent voices that have shaped this extraordinary musical movement. 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 The Taker – Kris Kristofferson – 1971 To Beat the Devil – Kris Kristofferson -1970 Mendocino – Sir Douglas Quintet – 1969 Somewhere South of Macon – Marshall Chapman – 1977 Dallas -The Flatlanders – 1976 Me & Billy the Kid – Joe Ely – 1998 Get Your Biscuits in the Oven – Kinky Freidman – 1973 HOUR TWO: Life in Prison – The Byrds – 1968 You Ain’t Going Nowhere – The Byrds – 1968 Sin City – Flyin’ Burrito Bros – 1969 Do You Know How It Feels – Flyin’ Burrito Bros – 1969 This Bottle (In My Hand) · David Allan Coe & George Jones – 1980 Yesterdays Wine – Merle Haggard & George Jones – 1982 When You’re Ugly Us – Johnny Paycheck & George Jones – 1980 Uneasy Rider – Charlie Daniels – 1973 Uneasy Rider 88 – Charlie Daniels – 1988 Hot Rod Lincoln – Commander Cody – 1972 Copperhead Road – Steve Earl – 1988 Truck Drivin’ Man – Willie Nelson – 1975 Truck Drivin’ Man – Red Simpson – 1966 Freightliner Fever – Dave Dudley – 1980

Each week John Wesley Karson shares the music and the stories of the icons of alternative country. He takes his listeners on a two hour sonic journey into what’s been dubbed “Outlaw Country.” The Icons of Outlaw Country is a celebration of the bold individualism of a select few artists who dared to give Nashville the finger and do it their own way. PLAYLIST HOUR ONE Blue Eyes Cryin’ in the Rain – Willie Nelson – 1975 I’m Lookin’ for Blue Eyes – Jessie Colter – 1976 Blue Eyes – The International Submarine Band – 1968 Bluebird Wine – Rodney Crowell – 1976 Blue Skies – Willie Nelson – 1978 The Streets of Baltimore – Bobby Bare – 1966 The Streets of Bakersfield – Buck Owens – 1972 No Country Music for Old Men – The Bellamy Brothers – 2021 The Girl at the End of the Bar - George Jones – 1983 The Real Deal Billy - Joe Shaver – 2005 Best Friends of Mine - Waylon Jennings – 1998 Don't Let the Sunshine Fool You • Guy Clark – 1976 Poncho & Lefty • Townes Van Zandt – 1972 HOUR TWO Lone Star Beer & Bob Wills Music – Red Steagall – 1976 Outlaws and Lone Star Beer – CW McCall – 1978 What I Like About Texas – Gary P. Nunn – 1997 Mamma’s Don’t Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Cowboys –Waylon & Willie - 1977 Getting’ By – Jerry Jeff Walker – 1973 My Sense of Humor/Punkin’ Center Barn Dance – DAC – 1977 Cooler - N - Hell – Ray Wily Hubbard – 2005 Heaven Can’t be Found – Hank Williams Jr. – 1998 White Boy – Merle Haggard – 1977 Hard Times – Jerry Reed – 1982 Workin’ Hard – Larry Fleet – 2019 Miles & Miles of Texas – Asleep at the Wheel – 1976 Drinkin’ Doubles – The Texas Jamm Band – 2012 She’s Actin’ Single (I’m Drinkin’ Doubles) – Gary Stewart – 1975 From The Bottle to The Bottom – Kris Kristofferson - 1971

The Icons of Outlaw Country – September 9, 2023 Join John Wesley Karson this week as he immerses listeners in the rebellious melodies of outlaw music, centering around the vibrant landscapes of Texas, Oklahoma, Colorado, and California during the first hour of the show. Delving into the raw and unapologetic spirit of the genre, Karson takes us on a sonic journey that pays homage to the mavericks who defied the establishment and blazed their own trails. In the second hour, prepare to be captivated as Karson honors the legendary Jimmy Buffet, regaling us with captivating songs and captivating anecdotes about Buffet’s days as a stalwart on the outlaw country music circuit in Texas. Discover the fascinating tale of how Buffet found his way to the idyllic shores of Key West, all thanks to the mentorship and influence of the iconic Jerry Jeff Walker. “The Icons of Outlaw Country” is a jubilant celebration of the audacious individualism displayed by a select group of artists who fearlessly challenged the conventions of Nashville, carving out their own unique identities and leaving an indelible mark on the music world. Prepare to be swept away by the rebellious spirit and distinctive sounds that define this remarkable genre. PLAYLIST HOUR ONE Texas – Charlie Daniels – 1975 Texas – Willie Nelson – 1990 What I Like About Texas – Jerry Jeff Walker – 1994 It’s a Texas Thing – Gary P. Nunn – 2001 Oklahoma Wind – Billy Joe Shaver – 2012 Oklahoma Sunshine – Waylon Jennings – 1974 Lucky Old Colorado – Merle Haggard – 1990 OD’d In Denver – Hank Williams Jr. – 1992 Colorado Kool-Aid – Johnny Paycheck – 1987 Colorado Girl – Towns Van Zandt – 1969 California Sober – Billy Strings & Willie – 2023 California Okie – Buck Owens – 1976 California Girls – Gretchen Wilson – 2005 All the Gold in California – Brother Marshall & The Choir of Fire – 2023 HOUR TWO A Pirate Looks At Forty – Jimmy Buffett & Jerry Jeff Walker – 1992 Margaretville – Jimmy Buffett & Jerry Jeff Walker – 1992 Red Neck Riviera – Gary P. Nunn – 2001 Friends for Life – Red Steagall & Gary P. Nunn – 2018 Wayfaring Stranger – Emmylou Harris – 1980 I’m Looking for Blue Eyes – Jessie Colter – 1976 Don’t Be Cruel – Marshall Chapman – 2020 Long Black Vail – Roseanne Cash – 2009 You Just Hurt My Last Feeling – Sammi Smith – 1970 Lone Star State of Mind – Nanci Griffith – 1987 Blood Red and Goin’ Down · Tanya Tucker – 1973