Son Of The South By David Allan Coe

Say whatever the hell you want about David Allan Coe, but he's one of a kind as a singer, songwriter, and performer. In his early sixties, Coe hasn't slowed a bit and is experiencing another of his periodic renaissances as ...

(2 albums on one CD with bonus material) This release concludes Bear Family's exclusive documentation of the outlaw pioneer's best work. It has been several years since Bear Family began their exclusive documentation of David Allan Coe's recordings for C 2 ...

Track Listing: Son of the South; Talkin' to the Blues; When I Was a Young Man; If That Ain't Country, Pt. 2; Panheads Forever; Drank My Wife Away; Take This Job and Shove It; You Never Even Called Me by My Name; Only God Knows Why; Ride, The;

All tracks have been digitally mastered using HDCD technology. In the mid-'70s, when Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings emerged as the founding fathers of the movement known as "outlaw country," some Nashville musicians gaped in horror, and some jumped in headfirst. ...

Recording information: Iron House Saloon; Peppermint Studios, Youngstown, OH. Personnel: Brian Sheppard, Mark Howard (guitar); Steven Bishop (bass guitar). Audio Mixer: Gary Rhamy.

All tracks have been digitally mastered using HDCD technology. David Allan Coe is the original redneck, and he's proud of it. He sings of his white trash roots on "Long Haired Redneck," claims his rightful place as one of the original ...

All tracks have been digitally mastered using HDCD technology. In the mid-'70s, when Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings emerged as the founding fathers of the movement known as "outlaw country," some Nashville musicians gaped in horror, and some jumped in headfirst. ...

Though 16 BIGGEST HITS is probably the most comprehensive David Allen Coe career summary, the two SUPER HITS volumes are none too shabby. Between them they cover Coe's best-known material as well as some more esoteric tunes. "Long Haired Redneck" ...

All tracks have been digitally mastered using HDCD technology. In the mid-'70s, when Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings emerged as the founding fathers of the movement known as "outlaw country," some Nashville musicians gaped in horror, and some jumped in headfirst. ...

All tracks have been digitally mastered using HDCD technology. In the mid-'70s, when Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings emerged as the founding fathers of the movement known as "outlaw country," some Nashville musicians gaped in horror, and some jumped in headfirst. ...

Track Listing: Son of the South; Talkin' to the Blues; When I Was a Young Man; If That Ain't Country, Pt. 2; Panheads Forever; Drank My Wife Away; Take This Job and Shove It; You Never Even Called Me by My Name; Only God Knows Why; Ride;

All tracks have been digitally mastered using HDCD technology. David Allan Coe is the original redneck, and he's proud of it. He sings of his white trash roots on "Long Haired Redneck," claims his rightful place as one of the original ...

Though 16 BIGGEST HITS is probably the most comprehensive David Allen Coe career summary, the two SUPER HITS volumes are none too shabby. Between them they cover Coe's best-known material as well as some more esoteric tunes. "Long Haired Redneck" ...

Track Listing: Son of the South; Talkin' to the Blues; When I Was a Young Man; If That Ain't Country, Pt. 2; Panheads Forever; Drank My Wife Away; Take This Job and Shove It; You Never Even Called Me by My Name; Only God Knows Why; Ride, The;