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The Highwaymen

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Nov 1, 2026

Larry KratkaHOST
57:32
Nothing like ending this edition of Sweet Country Music with a group of country music legends all on one song.
Larry KratkaHOST
57:40
Those were the Highwaymen and their number one hit from 1985, Highwayman.
Larry KratkaHOST
57:47
Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, and Chris Christopherson made up the country music supergroup.
Larry KratkaHOST
57:55
Now, as a group, the Highwaymen had two additional hit records.
Larry KratkaHOST
57:59
Desperado's Waiting for a Train in 1985 and Silver Stallion in 1990.
Larry KratkaHOST
58:05
And by the way, you can see all four of the Highwaymen in the 1986 made-for-TV movie Stagecoach.
Larry KratkaHOST
58:15
You know, sometimes it's hard to believe how fast time flies.
Larry KratkaHOST
58:21
When I'm doing the show, all of a sudden, boom, the show is over.
DerekHOST
9:54
He came on stage.
DerekHOST
9:55
They did The Road Goes On Forever, which if you listened, I said Highwaymen, Jimmy.
DerekHOST
10:00
And they did a Highwaymen song, but it was also a Robert Earl King song that the Highwaymen performed.
DerekHOST
10:07
And I should have said in my Getting to Know Country Music or Country Western to listen to some Robert Earl King.
DerekHOST
10:14
But now I said it, so go listen to him.
Michael BerryHOST
11:30
I think my favorite Robert Earl Keene story is about his car burning up and he gets invited to come and meet Willie on his bus, but they're leaving to go jam with Leon Russell.
Michael BerryHOST
11:41
And, you know, all these years later, the Highwaymen recorded his song, so it all made it okay.
Michael BerryHOST
11:47
Yeah, it
Ray Wylie HubbardGUEST
11:49
was just, you know, I'd say Willie's picnic was just incredible.
Brandon DouglasHOST
36:37
But it's just it's not the same as, say, what I really liked listening to when I was growing up from the 80s and the 90s that you heard on the radio.
Brandon DouglasHOST
36:45
You loved The Highwaymen, didn't you? Well, that's actually predates even that and a little bit.
Brandon DouglasHOST
36:50
And I do enjoy that.
Brandon DouglasHOST
36:51
But no, like the honky tonk era of country music, which was kind of the initial popification of country to an extent.
Jeremy RosenthalGUEST
36:24
you did.
Jeremy RosenthalGUEST
36:25
What I struggle with here, too, is that there's a lot of, like, okay, we could do Folsom Prison Blues, but that's like a prison song, you know? And there's like the Highwaymen, the Devil's Right Hand, you know? And there's a lot of self-defense themes there.
Jeremy RosenthalGUEST
36:40
But, man, there's so much there that has to do with authority, losing, getting your butt kicked, you know? We Can Work It Out, a perfect mediation song.
Jeremy RosenthalGUEST
36:50
I never thought of that.
MichaelPANELIST
3:10
exactly like that.
ÁinePANELIST
3:12
yeah so are ready to raft our super groups in the grand tradition of the traveling wilburys the highwaymen couldn't think of any other super groups can anyone name a single other super group the one uh wasn't uh you like to think live aid is a
MichaelPANELIST
3:26
no no well i mean yeah i guess they do who sang a band on the run paul mccartney wings wings were kind of a super group weren't they or were they just another band with paul
Hugh O'ConnorHOST
3:33
mccartney other band
GavinHOST
53:13
So what do you think?
HelenHOST
53:15
Yeah, this was around the time that she was in that super group, High Women, who did the, you know, the Highwayman song only made it about women and did like a whole album of stuff.
HelenHOST
53:29
It was with her and Natalie Hemby and Amanda Shires and Maren Morris.
HelenHOST
53:36
And I think this was around the time that she was, that she made that documentary about, oh God, was it Tanya Tucker? I think it was Tanya Tucker.
Dustin NielsonHOST
3:23
Well, when you're on next week, we'll play that one for you because you're going to love that one.
Dustin NielsonHOST
3:28
It's an Oilers version of the Highwaymen.
Dustin NielsonHOST
3:31
And, yeah, you'll love it.
Dustin NielsonHOST
3:32
You'll absolutely love that one.
DarrenHOST
0:01
Welcome back to Five and Dimers.
DarrenHOST
0:04
We have wrapped up the studio albums of the Highwaymen, but like they sang in the closing track, the road goes on forever and the party never ends here.
DarrenHOST
0:14
We are moving on to the extra assorted items in the Highwaymen multiverse.
DarrenHOST
0:21
Once again, we are your information super highway boys.
DarrenHOST
0:24
I am Darren, along for the ride.
DarrenHOST
0:33
And we got Brian.
DarrenHOST
0:35
So I'm going to hand it over to Rhett.
DarrenHOST
0:37
Rhett, lead us down the road of all the extra Highwaymen goodies.
BJPANELIST
29:19
Exactly.
BJPANELIST
29:19
There's the Highwaymen.
BJPANELIST
29:20
You think of the Highwaymen, it's Willie, it's Johnny.
BJPANELIST
29:24
Randy
Jeff LozanoHOST
29:24
Travis.

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