Cody Jinks is not letting go of his beef with who and what is being characterized as “Outlaw.” On (3-17), Cody Jinks once again took to social media after doing more research into the ‘They Called Us Outlaws’ documentary.
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All of the marketing ahead of its release made us believe this would be some sort of Gavin Adcock traditional country covers album, with a host of other artists participating. That’s not exactly what you get.
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The project has ballooned into a 10 part, 11-hour series. Consider it like the Ken Burns Country Music documentary that ran on PBS back in 2019, but dedicated to the Outlaw country movement.
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A win for free speech. Afroman was found not liable for defamation today after a 3-day trial in a lawsuit brought by seven officers from the Adams County Sheriff’s Department in Ohio. If you haven’t been following the case…well, you missed out, because it was entertaining as hell. But I’ll give you a quick recap: Afroman, whose real name is Joseph Edgar Foreman, is obviously best known for his massive hit “Because I Got High” back in 2000, as well […]
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The announcement will come via a press conference from the Hall of Fame rotunda in Nashville. Hall of Fame inductee Marty Stuart will be hosting the announcement, and it will be live streamed online.
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