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
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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