And it was an experience with his ghost that inspired David Allan Coe ‘s 1983 classic “The Ride.” ...

In the history of country music, no one individual is more controversial than David Allan Coe. Ever since a young age, Coe has been rebellious, socially defiant, and a wayward soul. Due to these ...

A talented chef can turn a counter full of ingredients into an unforgettable meal. However, some chefs take things a step further. For instance, Chef Dancuk, also known as Ricky Bobby Chef pulls ...

Country music has countless iconic breaks. Revisit three country songs that have instrumental breaks that steal the show.

NFL legend and CMAs co-host Peyton Manning celebrated the conclusion of a successful Nashville awards show in the most appropriate way possible: By hitting the bars for a little classic country ...

The concert, scheduled to begin at 7:30 p.m., is selling out quickly, according to Bill Plunkett, Nacogdoches County Exposition Center manager. "We're even getting inquiries from outside the state," ...

Fans of David Allan Coe love him as the rough-and-tumble rebel country singer behind "Would You Lay with Me (in a Field of Stone)," "The Ride," "Take This Job and Shove It" and "Longhaired Redneck" ...

He's a country singer and songwriter who may or may not have been on death row for killing an inmate. He has a few albums that you just can't play in public. On the other hand, he sang his own version ...

Better Than: An awkward car trip with the ghost of a country legend. Saturday was the first time I’d seen David Allan Coe since a show he did in Fort Worth, at Billy Bob’s Texas. It was his first gig ...

“I have definitely lapsed in my passion and discipline for crate digging, but I haven’t ever lost my OCD fandom for psychedelic music of all varieties—the weirder and more awkward the better,” says ...

OCALA, Fla. (AP) - Police in north Florida cited country music singer David Allen Coe for running a red light before being struck by a tractor-trailer near downtown ...