You’re Not an Outlaw Country Fan If You Don’t Get 10/12 On This Quiz
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Outlaw country was a sensation that swept the nation starting in the early 1970s that went on to dominate the country music scene well into the next decade, and inspire generations of singers and songwriters for many more years to come. Defined by artists such as Waylon Jennings and Willie Nelson, tShow More
Outlaw country was a sensation that swept the nation starting in the early 1970s that went on to dominate the country music scene well into the next decade, and inspire generations of singers and songwriters for many more years to come. Defined by artists such as Waylon Jennings and Willie Nelson, the genre eschewed the slick production techniques of Nashville in favor of a more stripped down approach with some rock and roll and blues elements thrown in. They also grew their hair out long, partied harder than most rock stars and refused to conform the strict conventions of polite society.
If you are taking this quiz you probably already knew that, but how much do you know about the people behind the music? They call it “outlaw” country for a reason, and these musicians have the wild and crazy stories to back it up. If you consider yourself a fan, then it’s time to put up or shut up, and see how you do.
Johnny Cash married his second wife in 1968. She was part of one of the most well known musical groups in country music history. What was her name?
- Dolly Parton
- June Carter
- May Carter
- Oliva Newton John
Singer George Jones went by this animal nickname.
- Possum
- Panda Bear
- Wombat
- Honey Badger
Which of these singers was NOT a member of The Highwaymen
- Kris Kristofferson
- Willie Nelson
- Merle Haggard
- Waylon Jennings
- Johnny Cash
This singer was supposed to be on the same plane that crashed and killed Buddy Holly, but he gave his seat up to the Big Bopper--who also died in the crash.
What is Johnny Paycheck's real name?
- Henry Deutschendorf Jr.
- Hiram Williams
- Donald Lytle
- Ira Loudermilk
Speaking of Johnny Paycheck, who wrote his 1977 number one hit song "Take This Job and Shove It"?
At which prison did Johnny Cash NOT record a live album?
- Tennessee State Prison
- Folsom State Prison
- San Quentin State Prison
- Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary
After his wife hid all of his car keys, what mode of transportation did George Jones famously use to get to the liquor store 8 miles away?
Singer and songwriter Gram Parsons overdosed on morphine in 1973 during a trip to visit which national park?
- Big Bear
- Grand Canyon
- Joshua Tree
- White Sands
In 1975, Hank Williams Jr. almost died accidentally while doing what activity?
In 1981 Johnny Cash was hospitalized after being attacked by an animal from his own personal zoo. What kind of animal was it?
- Alligator
- Ostrich
- Chimpanzee
- Wolverine
Name the first track off of Willie Nelson's 1975 album "Red Headed Stranger"
- Red Headed Stranger
- Blue Eyes Cryin’ in the Rain
- Time of the Preacher
- Whiskey River
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