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Flower Child 02-02-2009 12:25 PM

Any outlaw country fans out there?
 
I really don't like new country at all, but Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson, Merle Haggard, Johnny Paycheck and Hank Jr. are my HEROES.
You really have to admire their story about not conforming to the Nashville scene and playing their music the way they want to play it. and then sticking it to Nashville cause they made it big without them.

I've proud to say that I've seen Willie Nelson twice in concert and he was absolutely great. I was wondering at first if he would be as good as he was back in the old days (because he is so old now). he was as good if better in concert. I've also seen Merle Haggard at concert. his guitar playing was good but i think he had nipped into the booz earlier before the show and he kept forgetting the words to his songs.

It seems like these old outlaws aren't a big topic of interest on this site, but I was just wondering if anybody else is a big fan. Tell me who you've seen in concert, whos your favorite outlaw, favorite song ect.

4ZZZ 02-04-2009 12:52 AM

What do you mean by "new country"?

Flower Child 02-04-2009 07:40 AM

kenny chesney, big & rich, blake shelton, carrie underwood, chris cagle ect.

anything NEW that has come out on the country music channel

savannah 02-04-2009 08:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Flower Child (Post 590397)
kenny chesney, big & rich, blake shelton, carrie underwood, chris cagle ect.

anything NEW that has come out on the country music channel

i'm just gonna throw this out there,...before john rich, was big and rich,....i quite enjoyed his shows,.....and though there's been some hokey tunes spun, those boys have some really tight harmonies,....

now, i think we all know i'm not one to peddle crapville agenda,.....but i'm just sayin


now to the task at hand,...greatest outlaw,....

kris kristopherson,.....and i'll put coons in the house of anyone who disagrees

NSW 02-04-2009 08:30 AM

Kris Kristofferson is one bad ass mutha ****a!

Flower Child 02-10-2009 01:11 PM

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Originally Posted by maplebaby (Post 593304)
Robert's Western World on Broadway in Nashville is one of the few places in the town playing the pre-70's country and man is it good. Put me down as a fan of the artist mentioned here.......love Buck Owens baby!

awesome. if im ever in Nashville im gonna have to take a look at that Robert's Western World On Broadway. glad to know you like some good country music! thanks for commenting

mickele1226 06-08-2011 02:43 PM

Outlaw Country with a Sense of Humor
 
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Originally Posted by Flower Child (Post 589294)
I really don't like new country at all, but Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson, Merle Haggard, Johnny Paycheck and Hank Jr. are my HEROES.

It seems like these old outlaws aren't a big topic of interest on this site, but I was just wondering if anybody else is a big fan. Tell me who you've seen in concert, whos your favorite outlaw, favorite song ect.

I'm with you Flower Child! My latest Outlaw Country favorite is a new guy, Gary Bragg. He's like Waylon Jennings or Neal Young but with a wicked sense of humor! He has a bunch of hysterical videos on YouTube too!

Let's get more Outlaw Country artists on here!

Necromancer 06-08-2011 03:52 PM

Jamey Johnson
 
Jamey Johnson is the latest artist I like that could be added to the list of Outlaws.


Mondo Bungle 06-08-2011 04:05 PM

I love Merle, Paycheck, DAC and the like.
But you can't say all new country's bad. There's Hank III, Bob Wayne, Wayne Hancock, Hellbound Glory(shameless promotion), and others. Don't even get me started on Those Poor Bastards, The .357 String Band, Split Lip Rayfield, and the Pine Box Boys, now that's some kick ass music.

Moshe 06-09-2011 03:39 AM

I like alot of the New Nashville stuff, but I love the old Outlaw sound too.
I saw Willie in concert a few times. His harmonica player, Mickey Raphael is one of the few serious harmonica players around today.
I also saw ThE Highwaymen at Wembley. Incredible to think only two of them are still alive!
Waylon had a wonderful voice & some kickin' tunes. "Don't You think This Outlaw Stuffs done got out of hand" & several others
Waylon didn't like the term outlaw, it was thought up by their PR person. But it helped define a sound within country music. Waylon once said "Willies idea of being an outlaw is double parking on Music Row"


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