Ladies Love Country Boys by Trace Adkins
Lesson In Leaving by JoDee Messina
Every Day by Rascal Flatts
I Ain't Never by Mel Tillis
Big Blue Note by Toby Keith
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See photos of us at this year's Rodeo de Santa Fe
Click here for a schedule of Outlaw remotes. The Outlaw is always on the road across northern New Mexico. Be on the lookout for our super-sweet Ford F-150 Harley Davidson special edition truck. We will be out and about giving away concert tickets, Denver Broncos football tickets, New Mexico Lobos basketball tickets, movie passes, and more! So come out and join the Outlaw crew ... Big Red, Kat, The Marshall and Marti Jo!
Check out our Concert Listings. You don't need to go anywhere else to find great country music coming to local venues.
- NASHVILLE SKYLINE: Elvis, Hank, Michael: Killed by Fame
Hank Williams was lucky. That's a seemingly bizarre but logical argument that posits that his legacy was guaranteed by his early death while he was still at the top of his musical and songwriting powers. He was only 29 when he expired in the back seat of
- Ten Independent Albums You Might Have Missed
What better time to celebrate independent music than Independence Day? From the realms of bluegrass, alternative country, R&B and folk, here are 10 top-notch independent albums that have crossed my desk during the first half of 2009.
- Brad Paisley: A Face Made for Videos
Brad Paisley's face is made for music videos. It is so good at registering shades of emotion (usually degrees of delight or incredulity) that it constitutes a show within a show.
- Tanya Tucker Honors Her Father's Favorite Music on New Album
As a grade-schooler in Arizona, Tanya Tucker and her father, Beau Tucker, would convince touring country singers like Ernest Tubb and Little Jimmy Dickens to give her a moment in the spotlight, too. And by the time she was 13, Tucker was working her own s
- HOT DISH: What's Going to Happen to All These Blondes?
Following up what I already wrote about the recent CMA Music Festival, I wonder if we should bless or curse all those blondes. Should they have a hit single, and will there be room for them on the chart? Can radio find a place for all the blondes? Do they
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