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I love this. From the album Chip Munks Go Hollywood. Waylon Jennings Good Ol' Boys. Chip Munks:"Just the good ol' boys Never meanin' no harm Beats all you never saw Been in trouble with the law Since the day they were born Straghtin' the curves yeah Flatnin' the hills Some day the mountain get 'em But the law never will Makin' their way the only way they know how Life's just a little bit more than the law will allow woo" Individual spoken lines:"Hey. Let's take the General Lee fer a spin." "Dave said "No driving, Alvin." "Dave won't be back fer hours. Come on!" 😂 Sound of a car turning over but won't start up. "Don't flood it Alvin! You're …

I just went to walmart and bought the rerelease of The TV soundtrack and the Movies soundtrack and i like them a lot I also got the General Lee poster too. YEEHAW! oh yeah i got the 16month Calendar.YEEHAW!

Some classic Songs of his are "Sittin Up With Dead, Used Cars, Where Do My Socks Go?, That Is Your Daddy's Oldsmobile"

Did anybody here there concert tour is going to be called "Bob That Head" it's a pretty cool sound song I wish they will release it has a single.

Tom Wopat (Luke Duke) & Roberta Leighton (Candy Dix) version of Boulder to Birmingham from The Dukes of Hazzard Season 6 episode Play It Again, Luke. 🎶 I got on this airplane just to fly I know there's life below me but all that you can show is the prairie and the sky I don't wanna hear a sad story full of heartbreak and desire the last time I felt like this I was in the wilderness and the canyon was on fire and I stood on the mountain in the night and watched it burn I watched it burn I watched it burn I would rock my soul in the bosom of Abraham I would hold my life in his saving grace I would walk all the way from Boulder to Birmingham if I thought I co…

While perusin' the interwebs tonight, I came across a song called Rosco P. Coltrane by Carl Wirkkala. I listened to the sample. I haven't been able to find the full song to listen to (for free) anywhere. Looked on YouTube. Anybody else heard this song? He does a pretty amusing Rosco impression. Khee! I'm gonna have it stuck in my head now... Shame, shame, shame. Everybody knows your name Ya lost the Duke boys, in the pond again Rosco P. Coltrane!

Just Yesterday I had bought the John Corbett and he's not bad. Here is a list of the songs on it. 1.Bottle Of Whiskey 2. Good to Go(his current single of the cd). 3. Revival 4. Wichita 5. Cash (Take a guess who this song was wrote about). 6. Simple Man 7.Back Door to To My Heart 8.Best Move 9.Leave 10. Waiting On A Heartache 11. Judge A Man(Very Good song on the cd.) 12. Last Stand(Very Classic Country feel to this song right here.) If anybody was thinking of this cd, he's pretty good singer and yes this is same John Corbett from North Exposure and movies like "My Big Fat Greek Weddoing" and others.

I went to the Cuyahoga County Fair, and it the Army has these free cd's of SFC. Jamie Buckley he's Country Music Singer and he's pretty good as well.

Ok I thought I would make this a bit more challenging. You have to name a song that was written for the "Truckers". You need to know your Classic Country music in order to understand this or have Truckers in your family like I do when it comes to the both I mentioned. So I will start this one off. Good luck everyone! "Roses for Mama" by C.W. McCall - Greatest Hits (naming album is optional)

I know most of yall listen to country music. I was wondering, do any of yall know the band GORILLAZ ? Im a fan and im logged on to their website. www.gorillaz.com I just wanna know if there is any other fans. If there is, what do you got GORILLAZ? reesie

Greetings all and great website! I hope others enjoy this post. Let's track down this instrumental music! I think everyone wants to have that infamous instrumental music played on the first 6 episodes of "The Dukes of Hazzard" that was filmed in Covington, GA before moving to California. Especially the FIRST episode during the chase scenes. Well, still no luck. BUT, I came across a Waylon Jennings tune called - "Big Ball In Cowtown". It's on his 1976 'live' album. This song sounds VERY & EXTREMELY similar to the instrumental music. Once you hear this song, you'll agree. I bet this song was the influence for the instrumental music. -Dar. PS-- here's a LINK to a snipe…

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My dad has gotten me into these southern gospel groups. Del McCoury is one my dad really loves (and me) Any one like any other Bluegrass groups gospel or not?

i thought that y'all might like these Just the good ol' boys, Never meanin' no harm, Beats all you've ever saw, been in trouble with the law since the day they was born. Straight'nin' the curve, Flat'nin' the hills. Someday the moutain might get 'em, but the law never will. Makin' their way, The only way they know how, That's just a little bit more than the law will allow. Just good ol' boys, Wouldn't change if they could, Fightin' the system like a true modern day Robin Hood.

My son is I believe one the the biggest DOH fans ever! That is all he talks ab out, writes papers about at school, and watches on TV. Which by the way I think is a good thing! Anyway he found this song on you tube and is wanting to download it or buy it and I can't find it anywhere else. I think its called "Carrying on like we did before" I hope someone can help me!! He has been asking everyday if I have got it. Thank you so much

Ok, I know this is going to sound really dumb but Im still gonna ask. I have been listening to this song and trying to figure out who all the people are hes talking about lol. So can somebody help me! Like who is "the outlaw that walks through Jesse's dream" is that Waylon? The red-headed stranger is Willie right?? Man in black is of course Johnny Cash. The Okie from Muskogee is Merle Haggard (not really sure)? Hello Darling is Conway. Who are the boys from Memphis? Who plays the wallbash cannonball...heck what is the wallbash cannonball? and whos Marty and Lefty? Sorry its soo long Im just curious

My friends, today we have lost a true Legend of country music. We have lost a man that was not only a legend in music, but he was also a legend in rodeo. He was a friend, a cowboy and a house hold name and a hero, just like Cash, and Jennings. Today, Wednesday March 9th 2005, Chris LeDoux passed away due to cancer complications. He was surrounded by his friends and close family at the time of his death. Chris LeDoux was well known for his many years a a bronc rider in Wyoming and many other states. Chris inspired many big names like Garth Brooks, an he was known to perfirm with the other legends. He will be very sadly missed, but he will never be forgotten for what he d…

It called "My Kind of Music" by Ray Scott.....I love it ,I love it http://music.yahoo.com/track/16225647 Just click the Watch button

anyone else love him as much as i do? he is actually out on tour right now with another guy named ryan cabrera who is amazing too by the way.=]]

This is what happened when I was bored, and thinkin' about the Dukes and the Dillards... It's a rewrite of Dooley.... Jesse.... Jesse was a good ol boy, He lived on Hazzard Hill, Jesse had two nephews, And some 40 gallon stills. Jesse watched the boiler, Jesse watched the spout. Daisy corked the bottles, And the nephews fetched 'em out. CHORUS (Just take the original chorus and replace Dooley with Jesse.) Jesse was a trader, When in to town he'd come, He bought corn by the bushel, And sugar by the ton. The revenuers came for him, Slippin' thru the woods, But Jesse stayed ahead of them And never lost the goods. CHORUS (Just insert Jesse for the rest of the song...) Gah…

The Dukes of Hazzerd Movie Soundtrack is the one good thing that came from the movie. Every so often I play and I was listening to the cd when i was washing clothes last night and a five song version of the soundtrack to "Walk The Line" they come pretty close there not Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash but not too bad.

I bought Waylon Jennings Honky Tonk Heroes CD for song #11 Slow Rollin' Low just so I could own Moonrunners(1975) movie theme. But I came to really love the other tracks of the CD. Has anyone else done this? Bought a CD for a specific track?

So who is your favourite....this excludes Waylon Jennings because everyone knows he's an all time favourite...

I am a pool shootin' boy My name is Willie McCoy But at home they call me Slim I'm lookin' for the King of 42nd Street He's drivin' a drop top Cadillac Last week he took all my money And it may sound funny But I've come to get my money back.

I love collecting misheard lyrics. I thought I'd start this thread for all you music fans to post your favorite misheard lyrics. Elton John is one of my favorite sources of misheard lyrics. One of the funniest has got to be the song "Bennie and the Jets". The original lyric is "She's got electric boots, a mohair suit", but it sounds like "She's got electric boobs, her mom has too". LOL. And that's how I always sing it!