David Allan Coe

About

David Allan Coe (born in Akron, Ohio, on 6 September 1939; died 29 April 2026) was an American singer and songwriter remembered for being a prominent figure in the 1970s outlaw country movement, for his own hit songs, and for his compositions that became hits for other artists. Coe began his musical career after spending time in reform schools and prisons, initially gaining attention by busking in Nashville. Coe started with a blues-oriented style before transitioning to country music.

Top Tracks

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   You Never Even Called Me By My Name

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2. 2

   The Ride

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3. 3

   Longhaired Redneck

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4. 4

   If This Is Just A Game

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5. 5

   Tennessee Whiskey

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6. 6

   If That Ain't Country

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7. 7

   Willie, Waylon And Me

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8. 8

   D-R-U-N-K

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