"Lot of Leavin' Left to Do" by Dierks Bentley... That's the boys for ya

"Hillbillies (Love it in the Hay)" by Hot Apple Pie... 'Nuff said

"Three Steps" by Skynyrd... sounds like a bad night at the Boar's Nest

I LOVE that new song by Hot Apple Pie, see the video on CMT alot. Just something about their name that sort of gets to me - Hot Apple Pie...

Free N Easy by The Almighty (the boys talking about getting away from Rosco)

Gimmie All Your Lovin' by ZZ Top (the boys talking to any girl)

Hammer To Fall by Queen (just a good song)

I Am The Law by Anthrax (well Boss's law isn't very good is it!)

The Boys Are Back In Town by Thin Lizzy (erm, about the boys maybe)

just thought there should be some rock in there

Another One Bites the Dust~ Queen... when Rosco bites the dust... and scuffs his vehicle... lol.

How about:

'As good as I once was' by Toby Keith.

(I mean come on, it's perfect for the boys in their older years)

'Against the grain' By Garth Brooks

'Friends in low places' (cause they do have some friends in low places.)

By Garth Brooks

'American Honky Tonk Bar Association' (It's just a great Bar song) Also by Garth Brooks.

'Country by the Grace of God' by Chris Cagle

'The Chicks dig it' By Chris Cagle (Self explanitory)

'My Town' By Montgomery Gentry (I think it'd be a good explanation of how the boys feel about Hazzard.)

'Here I go again' By Whitesnake

Got some more ....

1. Take The Highway - Marshall Tucker Band - awesome song, perfect fit

2. I can't drive 55 - Sammy Hagar- Nuff said

I'm gone

Darrell

"Domestic, Light, and Cold" by Dierks Bentley

The dang Dierks Bentley CDs are like DOH soundtracks in and of themselves at times... lol.

I got another one:

'Boondocks' by Little Big Town.

I think anything of the Hank Williams Jr. Either A County Boy Can Survive, Family Tradition, or any of his good songs!

Copperhead Road - Steve Earle

Moonshine in the moonlight - David Via (bluegrass song) are a few that I would add to the list made on here.

"Midnight Show" by The Killers

"Pickin' Wildflowers" by Keith Anderson

"Where the Blacktop Ends" by Keith Urban

When Country Comes to town by Toby Keith

Who wouldn't wanna be Me by Keith Urban

Mud on the tires by Brad Paisley

Whose Bed Have Your Boots Been Under By Shania Twain

Good Ol Boys by waylon Jennings

In The Driver's Seat John Schneider

These Boots are made for walking Jessica Simpson

Ballad Of The General Lee Doug Kershaw

All of these are very good songs and would definitely fit.

Got a couple more:

'I've always been crazy' by Waylon Jennings

'Take me home country roads' by John Denver

(Of course, ya have to substitute West Virginia for Georgia)

'Thank God I'm a Country Boy' by John Denver

Well, several songs I would pick they used in the movie, "Call Me the Breeze" by Lynyrd Skynyrd and "Flirtin' with Disaster" by Molly Hatchet, "Guitar Man" by Jerry Reed. LOL

some others...

Practically anything by the Allman Brothers.

Practically anything by Waylon Jennings.

"White Lightning" -- George Jones

"One More Last Chance" -- Vince Gill

"Rapid Roy (Stock Car Boy)" -- Jim Croce

I just saw the movie and loved it. I was wondering if anyone here could remember the songs used in the movie that are not on the soundtrack album...

Thanks!

"Freebird" and "Simple Man" by Skynyrd

La grange By ZZ Top was in the film but not on the soundtrack. Those dipsticks, that's THE driving song!!

Someday by Steve Earle

Hicktown by Jason Aldean

LS3

How about...

"Real Good Man" by Tim McGraw

"Fast Cars and Freedom" by Rascal Flatts

?

i know a site where you can here a song about rosco's dog flash [rest in peace] [http://secretspain.org] that has almost every song from the original cast members

"Georgia Rain" by Trisha Yearwood makes me think of all the broken hearts those Duke boys probably left over the years!

Pulled out a CD I haven't heard in years ( I have way too many everywhere in the house ) ...

The Four Horsemen - Nobody Said It Was Easy- a rock band with a bit of a Southern feel to them.

1. Moonshine - great song about 'shine

2. I Need A Thrill/Something Good - great driving song , definately reminds me of the movie driving scenes

I'm gone

Darrell

I'd have to add "Them Good Ol' Boys Are Bad" by John Schneider, which is featured on The Dukes of Hazzard CD. Plus, just about anything off the movie soundtrack (which was the only good thing about that movie). Plus:

East Bound and Down - Jerry Reed (I know it's from Smokey and the Bandit, but it's a great driving song.)

Gone - Montgomery Gentry (Makes me drive REALLY fast!)

Hicktown - Who's that by, again? I forget.

I'm sure I'll come up with more later!

Emma

Hicktown is by Jason Aldean.

Whose Bed have your boots been Under - Shania Twain - Sort of explains itself

Real Good man - Tim McGraw

In the Driver's Seat - John Schneider - self expanitory

I'll get more soon.