Working Man Can't Get Nowhere Today By Merle Haggard

18 RARE CLASSICS is an oddly organized but appealing collection of songs drawn from throughout Haggard's 10-year stay at Capitol Records. When this disc was released in 1991, many of these tracks were indeed "rare" to CD collectors (thus the ...

In an era in which a major artist will work an album for two or three years, it seems hard to believe, but Merle Haggard managed to crank out 30 LPs between 1965 and 1974, and album number 30 is ...

While the New West label had previously released an excellent live-at-Austin City Limits Merle Haggard album from the 1980s, this '78 date finds Hag appearing on that legendary program at an even more interesting time in his career. Haggard was ...

Track Listing: I'd Rather Be Gone; Montego Bay; I Die Ten Thousand Times a Day; California on My Mind; California Cotton Fields; White Line Fever; I Came So Close to Failure; Workin' Man Blues; Sea Shores of Old Mexico, The; ...

Recorded between 1963 and 1977. Includes liner notes by Jimmy Guterman. Merle Haggard's decade at Capitol Records ranks as one of the most successful artist-label partnerships in country music history. Between 1966 and 1976, Haggard recorded 24 number one country hits ...

Released to coincide with the cable television documentary of the same name, A&E Biography provides a surprisingly effective summary of Merle Haggard's peak years at Capitol Records in the '60s and '70s. Given the richness of Haggard's Capitol recordings (along ...

Haggard has a natural affinity for American conservatism, to which he gives voice in "Okie From Muskogee," "The Fightin' Side Of Me," "I Think We're Living In The Good Old Days" and "The Roots Of My Raising." But unlike many ...

Track Listing: Ramblin Fever; Okie from Muskogee; Silver Wings; Big City; Mama Tried; That's the Way Love Goes; Branded Man; Working Man Blues; Twinkle Twinkle Lucky Star; Working Man Can't Get Nowhere Today; Cherokee Maiden; Kentucky Gambler; Someday When Things ...

Track Listing: Working Man Can't Get Nowhere Today; Silver Wings; Ramblin' Fever; Lonesome Fugitive; Sing Me Back Home; Orange Blossom Special; Old-Fashioned Love; Long Black Limousine; Cherokee Maiden; San Antonio Rose; Misery; Farmer's Daughter; Brain Cloudy Blues; Workin' Man Blues; ...

Track Listing: Working Man Can't Get Nowhere Today; Making Believe; Blues Stay Away From Me; Got A Letter From My Kid Today; When My Last Song Is Sung; Moanin' The Blues; Goodbye Lefty; Blues For Dixie; Running Kind; I'm A White Boy;

Track Listing: Working Man Can't Get Nowhere Today; Silver Wings; Ramblin' Fever; Lonesome Fugitive; Sing Me Back Home; Orange Blossom Special; Old-Fashioned Love; Long Black Limousine; Cherokee Maiden; San Antonio Rose; Misery; Farmer's Daughter; Brain Cloudy Blues; Workin' Man Blues; ...

Merle Haggard. Just those two words together say so much more than any sentence or paragraph. Merle is one of the greatest Country artists of all-time...if not THE greatest! Yeah, Johnny, Willie, Waylon and the others are great, too, but ...

Recorded between 1963 and 1977. Includes liner notes by Jimmy Guterman. Merle Haggard's decade at Capitol Records ranks as one of the most successful artist-label partnerships in country music history. Between 1966 and 1976, Haggard recorded 24 number one country hits ...

Haggard has a natural affinity for American conservatism, to which he gives voice in "Okie From Muskogee," "The Fightin' Side Of Me," "I Think We're Living In The Good Old Days" and "The Roots Of My Raising." But unlike many ...

Released to coincide with the cable television documentary of the same name, A&E Biography provides a surprisingly effective summary of Merle Haggard's peak years at Capitol Records in the '60s and '70s. Given the richness of Haggard's Capitol recordings (along ...