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Country Concerts
Loretta Lynn, the Coal Miner's Daughter
The country queen covers all of her hits, including "Coal Miner's Daughter", "Fist City" and more in this great 1981 set.
Remembering Billy Joe Shaver
Tramps
Mar 14, 1998
The legendary Texas singer-songwriter died this week. Hear him perform "Honky Tonk Heroes" and "I'm Just An Ol' Chunk Of Coal (But I'm Gonna Be a Diamond Someday)."
The Jayhawks at Tramps, '95
Tramps
Apr 8, 1995
The Twin Cities alt-country band plays "Ten Little Kids," "I'd Run Away" and "Miss Williams' Guitar" and more from
Tomorrow the Green Grass
.
Waylon Jennings at Opryland, '83
Opryland
Oct 14, 1983
The outlaw country star, who was born in 1937, performs his "Amanda" and duets with wife Jessi Colter on "Storms Never Last."
Willie's Tales of Cowboys & Angels
Tramps
Mar 14, 1998
The outlaw country star plays "My Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys," "On The Road Again" and "Seven Spanish Angels" in this 1998 set.
Jerry Reed at the Opryhouse
Opryhouse
Oct 13, 1982
The country guitar picker and singer, who was born in 1937, performs his '70s hits "Amos Moses" and "Patches" in this '82 set.
Emmylou Harris' Revealing Tales
Taft Theatre
Mar 22, 1985
The singer-songwriter performs "Heart to Heart," "I Think I Love Him" and more from her semi-autobiographical
The Ballad of Sally Rose
.
The Burritos at Fillmore East 1970
Fillmore East
Nov 7, 1970
The Flying Burrito Brothers were at the top of their game as a live band during this period. Have a listen and you'll hear why.
Charlie Daniels Remembered
Municipal Auditorium
Jan 13, 1979
We lost the great Charlie Daniels today. Hear him from 1979 at his fifth Volunteer Jam, a star-studded event featuring the greatest names in Southern Rock.
Charlie Daniels' Volunteer Jam X
Municipal Auditorium
Dec 11, 1984
The guitarist-singer-fiddler welcomes country legends Roy Acuff and Tammy Wynette along with Ronnie Milsap and Amy Grant in this '84 set.
Reba McEntire Breaks Through
Music Village USA
Apr 26, 1985
Newly on top of the country charts, hear the Oklahoma-born country star sing all of her hits in this stellar 1985 show.
Keith Urban Back in the Day
Tramps
Jan 16, 1997
You may know the Aussie star from his more recent work. Check out this 1997 small club show, before he'd even released his first US album.
Tammy Wynette live in Kentucky, 1981
Executive Inn
Mar 28, 1981
Ms. Wynette was one of country music's stars in 1981. This show demonstrates why - she's a force, with a crack backing band to match.
Glen Campbell with a Symphony
War Memorial Auditorium Greensboro
Mar 2, 1985
The singer-guitarist-actor performs lush renditions of "By the Time I Get to Phoenix," "Galveston" and "MacArthur Park" in this '85 concert.
Getting' Rowdy With Hank, Jr.
Von Braun Center
Jan 1, 1986
Hear the son of the country icon sing "All My Rowdy Friends" and "My Name is Bocephus" in this 1986 concert.
Best of
Country
Charlie Daniels' Volunteer Jam X
Tammy Wynette live in Kentucky, 1981
Getting' Rowdy With Hank, Jr.
Chet Atkins live in Nashville, 1985
The Flying Burrito Byrds
Loretta Lynn live in Dallas, 1982
Dolly Parton's New York City Debut
Merle Travis at the Ash Grove, 1965
Remembering Tammy Wynette
George Jones' Soulful Laments
Chet Atkins live in Nashville, 1985
Nashville
Jun 6, 1985
Mr. Guitar Goes to Music City
Rest in Peace Kenny Rogers
Aug 4, 1980
The Country Music Hall of Famer performs his hits "Lucille," "Coward of the County" and "The Gambler" in this 1980 set.
Still 'Crazy' After All These Years
Tramps
Mar 11, 1998
Hear outlaw country icon Willie Nelson sing his "Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain," "Whiskey River" and "Crazy" in 1998.
The Flying Burrito Byrds
Whisky A Go-Go
Sep 19, 1970
Head back to the Whisky A-Go-Go in 1970 to hear an historic country-rock jam session, when The Byrds joined The Flying Burrito Brothers on stage.
The Oak Ridge Boys in Nice, France
Acropolis
May 14, 1985
The Tennessee country and gospel vocal quartet brings its downhom, quintessentially American sound to the French Riviera in this '85 set.
Steve Earle at Tramps, 1998
Tramps
Feb 5, 1998
The country-folk singer-songwriter performs his "Fort Worth Blues" and "Christmas in Washington" and covers the Rolling Stones' "Sweet Virginia."
Loretta Lynn live in Dallas, 1982
Reunion Arena
Jun 18, 1982
If you're looking at her, you're looking at country - check out the Coal Miner's Daughter entertaining an appreciative crowd in 1982.
Randy Travis at Music Village USA
Music Village USA
Jul 16, 1986
Hear the face of the '80s neo-traditional country movement's distinctive baritone on "Diggin' Up Bones" and "I Told You So."
Dwight Yoakam's Honky Tonk Appeal
Fillmore Auditorium
Dec 31, 1985
The country star covers classics like "Heartaches By the Number," Johnny Cash's "Ring Of Fire" and Hank Williams' "Jambalaya" in 1985.
A Shout-Out to Hank Williams Jr.
Hara Arena
Sep 12, 1981
Hear the rowdy son of a country icon play "Whiskey Bent and Hell Bound" and "The American Way" in this set from 1981.
Waylon Jennings at Opryland, 1983
Opryland
Oct 14, 1983
The outlaw country star, born in 1937, sings his classic "Amanda" and the hit single "Mamas Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up To Be Cowboys."
Johnny Paycheck at the Lone Star Cafe
Lone Star Cafe
Feb 23, 1980
The outlaw country star was born in 1938. Hear him sing "Me And the I.R.S." and "I'm the Only Hell (Mama Ever Raised)" in this set from 1980.
Asleep at the Wheel's Texas Swing
Tramps
Apr 17, 1996
Ray Benson leads the Austin-based band on "Route 66," Louis Jordan's "Choo Choo Ch'Boogie" and "San Antonio Rose" in this '96 set.