Outlaw Country

Shooter Jennings Announces Waylon Jennings Archive Album Diamonds Featuring Unearthed Glen Campbell Collaboration

Shooter Jennings has announced Diamonds, the second album assembled from previously unheard Waylon Jennings recordings, featuring a newly discovered collaboration with Glen Campbell.

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Redneck David Allan Coe Dies At 86, Outlaw Country Figure Leaves Complicated Legacy Marked By Controversy

by Paul Cashmere

Outlaw country figure David Allan Coe has died aged 86, leaving behind a catalogue marked by influence, rebellion and enduring controversy.

Tagged as: country music, David Allan Coe, music news, Nashville, obituary, Outlaw Country, Take This Job And Shove It, The Ride

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Shooter Jennings Unveils Lost Waylon Jennings Album ‘Songbird’

by Noise11.com

Shooter Jennings has unearthed Songbird, the first of three unreleased Waylon Jennings albums, featuring rare recordings from his outlaw country heyday.

Tagged as: Fleetwood Mac, Jessi Colter, Johnny Rodriguez, Outlaw Country, Shooter Jennings, Songbird, The Waylors, Tony Joe White, Waylon Jennings

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Colin Stough Turns Heartache Into Southern Rock Anthem With New Single “20 Bucks”

by Noise11.com

Mississippi-born singer-songwriter Colin Stough is back, and he’s cranking up the Southern rock-country vibe with his latest single, “20 Bucks,” out now.

Tagged as: 20 Bucks, American Idol, Colin Stough, country music, Gritty Country, Nashville, new music, Outlaw Country, southern rock, Young Country Artists

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