Okie from Muskogee
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Okie From Muskogee is an album by Merle Haggard and the Strangers. It is best known for the title song, which touted conservative values in this rebellious era. This album was recorded live in Muskogee, Oklahoma. Originally released in 1969 it was re-released in 1992, 1996, 1997, 2005, and 2006 on other labels.
Track Listing
- Introduction by Carlton Haney - :35
- Mama Tried (Haggard)- 2:25
- No Hard Times (Rodgers)- 2:20
- Silver Wings (Haggard) - 2:39
- Merle Receives Key to Muskogee - 1:20
- Merle's Introduction to Medley (Haggard) - :23
- Swinging Doors (Haggard) - 1:16
- I'm a Lonesome Fugitive (Anderson, Anderson) - 1:37
- Sing Me Back Home (Haggard) - 1:24
- Branded Man (Haggard) - 2:18
- In the Arms of Love (Owens, Price) - 2:08
- Workin' Man Blues (Haggard) - 2:35
- Merle's Introdustion to "Hobo Bill" (Haggard) - 1:07
- Hobo Bill's Last Ride (O'Neal) - 2:38
- Billy Overcame His Size (Haggard) - 3:05
- If I Had Left It Up to You (Haggard) - 2:36
- White Line Fever (Haggard) - 3:03
- Blue Rock (Hamlet, Nichols) - 1:09
- Introduction to "Okie from Muskogee" - 1:47
- Okie from Muskogee (Burris, Haggard) - 4:05
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