
r/OutlawCountry

"Play Me a Sad Song" - David Allan Coe
a gem he wrote himself
Waylon Jennings “Lady in the Harbor”
One of my favorite Waylon songs, in which he sings about not always reaching our ideals, but holding on to hope, even in the midst of corruption and dissipation. Originally released in 1982, this superior version is from the Watergate era. Written by Doug Gilmore, Jerry Allison & Sonny Curtis.
Road Trip Classics: My favorite driving songs. Rock Blues Country - 60s 70s 80s
open.spotify.comHopeless
This is what country music is all about. Lyricism and poetry about the nasty gunk from all walks of life. I love Townes so much. The outlaws outlaw
My Dads old rock and roll band when they were playing , he’s 84 now and still loves his music https://www.facebook.com/share/14hJnkBnzzk/?mibextid=wwXIfr
/r/Elvis/comments/1ujyeh4/my_dads_old_rock_and_roll_band_when_they_were/Who is the absolute ultimate Country Rock guitarist of all time?
Our discussion about Sweetheart of the Rodeo got me thinking about the musicians who defined the actual sound of the genre. For me, it is Clarence White.
His flatpicking bluegrass background gave him insane speed, but what he did when he plugged in an electric Telecaster changed music history. Inventing the B-Bender device with Gene Parsons so he could bend strings to sound exactly like a pedal steel guitar was pure genius. Tracks like his electric work on The Byrds' later records are just flawless.
Is Clarence the undisputed king of country rock guitar, or do you think the crown belongs to someone else like Dickey Betts (Allman Brothers), Don Felder (The Eagles), James Burton, or Al Perkins? Let's hear your picks!
The New Albums of the Week
Rodney Crowell - Then Again
River Shook - Country Angel
Colten Jesse - Waking
American Aquarium - New Ways To Lose
Willow Avalon - Pink Pocket Pistol
Addison Johnson - The State I’m In
Cody Johnson - The Banks of the Trinity
Tift Merritt - Sugar
Hawk And Steel - Ain’t Never Movin' On
Boone Creek - Self-Titled
Sam Platts - Right Where I Belong
Dominique & the Diamonds - Honky Tonk Queen
Unspoken Tradition - Heartwood
Lonesome Shack - The Dance
Andrew Sa - American Rough
Doc Lewis - Between the Lovin’ and the Leavin’
Jesper Lindell - Royal
Bebe Stockwell - Volume 1
Jackson Lee - Bad Reputation
Sad Daddy - Ozark Shine
Kolton Moore & the Clever Few - Handshakes & Faith
Ian Ross Cohen, Max Twaddle & Dorian Marsh - Holy Holy
Danny Golden - The Big Blue
Angie K - Whiskey & Hemingway
The Malpass Brothers - Satisfied: Country Gospel Classics
The Steppers - The Lights Are Always On
Brandon Jane - Making Peace
Matt Schuster - Lovers to Strangers
Ryan Jewel - Barrel Full Of Whiskey
Danni Nicholls - Making Moves
Dustbowl Revival - Change Your Mind
Other Brother Darryl - Hey Yeah Hey
Glen Hansard - Don’t Settle (Vol. 2 - Transmissions West)
David G. Smith - Hero Street
Herb Benham IV - Desert West
Bird - Held Here Together
Matt Pless - Water Sign Language
Dallas Good & Richard Reed Parry - Were The Watchtowers
Cast Iron Shoes - When I Leave This World
Jack M. Senff, The Heartland Mission - Grace & Sorrow
Keenan O’Meara - Bathe in the Everlasting Light
Reba McEntire - Ain’t Gonna Keep It Waitin’ (EP)
Big Guy & The Very Large Men - Soft Hands, Hard Times
TuskHead - One Step Forward & Two Steps Back (EP)
Dans l'Shed - Les Ecluses (EP)
Sierra Carson - The Outside In (EP)
John Mutchler - Church Street Tapes (EP)
Cole Goodwin - Howdy (EP)
Lily Meola - Should've Known Better (EP)
Aysanabee - Airwave Anthems (EP)
Sela Campbell - Lovin’ Made Me Mean (EP)
Frank Ray - Good For The Soul (EP)
Gracee Shriver - Pretty Psycho (EP)
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/251xg6vUBGdSyv92i1HLUp?si=rW\_7tLQ-RtqaSXA4eY9WLA
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOm93f7daBXI&si=\_6EfUkoCm-qvwijD
What is the ultimate Country Rock album of all time?
For me, nothing beats the Byrds' Sweetheart of the Rodeo. The pedal steel work by Lloyd Green is just unmatched. Do you agree, or is there another album that defines the genre better? Let's hear your favorites!
Jason Dea West
Go to YouTube and watch we had to try. I’ve listened to one song by this guy and I’m already hooked been looking for someone exactly like this.
Literally has 57k views like totally unknown and the video is so good.
The great Waylon Jennings - I Ain’t Living Long Like This
Dukes
Trying to build off of my folk roots. Love playing, its for the love of the game at this point of my life.
Waylon Jennings- You Love the Ground I Walk On
Pre outlaw days…
What is waylon jennings saying at the very beginning of this song?
So this is the new song shooter released by his father waylon jennings. I can't make out what he is saying right at the very beginning of the song something about "love me" and it sounds like "Earnest loves me" i can't make the first part out tho. Anyone here know what it is? Thanks