And it was an experience with his ghost that inspired David Allan Coe ‘s 1983 classic “The Ride.” ...

Johnny Paycheck would have turned 83 this past Monday. In 1977, he scored three consecutive Top 10 country songs, including his biggest hit, the No. 1 “Take This Job and Shove It.” But while Paycheck, ...

For many, “Who Are You When I’m Not Looking” is simply one of Blake Shelton’s 30 #1 hits, being released during the height of his popularity in 2010 before he joined The Voice. What many don’t realize ...

NFL legend and CMAs co-host Peyton Manning celebrated the conclusion of a successful Nashville awards show in the most appropriate way possible: By hitting the bars for a little classic country ...

No matter what trends are the normal, these three quintessential outlaw country songs will never go out of style.

There are plenty of ways to describe David Allan Coe. He could legitimately be considered a legend based on his rowdy reputation as one of country music’s original outlaws and unrepentant renegades.

Remember when male country stars were -- at least ostensibly -- dangerous dudes? Back when Cash was singing about shooting a man in Reno just to watch him die, ex-con Merle Haggard was warning people ...

“We’re gonna boil the roof off this damn peanut dong,” says David Allan Coe, appearing as himself in the Squidbillies Season 3 episode “The Okaleechee Dam Jam.” Early Cuyler, the show’s hilariously ...

David Allan Coe, unlike some of his peers, didn't have to manufacture outlaw cred to qualify for the outlaw-country movement of the 1970s. Coe essentially grew up incarcerated, first tangling with the ...