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Charlie Daniels’ 4th of July Freedom Hour
Tonight 5:00 pm ET
The “Long Haired Country Boy” hosts this one-hour 4th of July special saluting the land of the free and the home of the brave. He’ll be spinning yarns and playing some of his favorite patriotic tunes by iconic Outlaws such as Johnny Cash, Merle Haggard, Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, and Hank Williams Jr. It ain’t no rag it’s a flag, and it will be flying proudly over Outlaw Country this Independence Day weekend. (1 hr)

Rebroadcast: Tomorrow 9:00 pm ET

Fred's Trailer Park 4th of July Festival of Flavor
Today 6:00 am ET
Uncle Sam wants you to join the Trailer People as they celebrate America’s Birthday in a way none of our founding fathers ever intended!! Between some good ol’ cowboy poetry read by Mr. Don “Buckskin” Collier, Missy’s 4th of July Musical Revue and Cabaret, and a heaping helping of patriotic music provided by the legendary Fred Imus – you are sure to feel like a real American! (4 hrs)

Rebroadcast: Tomorrow 10:00 am ET; Mon 7/6 2:00 am ET

The Steve Earle Show: Hardcore Troubadour Radio
Saturdays 9 pm ET
Rebroadcasts: Sundays 9 am ET and Mondays 1 am ET.
The last of the hardcore troubadours, Steve Earle is a certified outlaw whose personal odyssey has taken him from the streets of San Antonio to the top of the country charts to a Nashville jail cell to acclaim as an author/playwright and a recurring role on The Wire on HBO. Along the way he's collected a Grammy® Award and written many timeless tunes, and now he's shooting straight from the hip on this one-hour weekly showcase for great songs and songwriters.

Marty Stuart's American Odyssey
Saturdays at 9 pm ET
Rebroadcast: Sundays at 8 am ET and Mondays at 10 am ET
Join host and resident musicologist Marty Stuart and His Fabulous Superlatives on a one-hour journey to a different part of the country each week, as he explores the unique regional contributions to America's musical history, including country, gospel, blues, rock & roll and Native American music.

Johnny Knoxville & Roger Alan Wade
Wednesdays 8 pm ET
Rebroadcast Fridays 12 am ET, Saturdays 8 pm ET, Mondays 12 am ET
Whoop it up with Jackass star Johnny Knoxville from the Hollywood hills and his first cousin—musical misfit Roger Alan Wade—in Chattanooga, TN, on this weekly trans-continental hoedown. It's one hell raisin' hour of hot pickin', finger sniffin', frog stickin' Outlaw mayhem.

Mojo Nixon "The Loon in the Afternoon"
Weekdays 4 pm ET
It's a redneck rampage with the irrepressible roots rock wildman Mojo Nixon, author of such enduring classics as "Elvis is Everywhere" and "Debbie Gibson is Pregnant with My Two-Headed Love Child," broadcasting from his "Shack by the Sea" in Coronado, Ca. Tune in every weekday from 4-8 pm ET for an uncensored thrill-ride that celebrates the unheard demented psychotic underbelly of the American dream.

Shooter Jennings’ Electric Rodeo
Saturdays 6 pm - 8 pm ET
Rebroadcast Sundays 10 pm - Midnight ET
The only son of Outlaw legends Waylon Jennings and Jessi Colter proves that the apple doesn't fall far from the tree, with an intoxicating two-hour weekly show, where he spins ass kickin' tunes from all of his rowdy friends, whether they come from the worlds of rock, country, or the original Outlaw era that he grew up with.

The Cowboy Jack Clement Show
Saturdays 2 pm - 6 pm ET
Rebroadcast Sundays 6 pm - 10 pm ET
With a resume that includes such amazing achievements as discovering and producing Jerry Lee Lewis at Sun Records, writing hits like “Ballad of a Teenage Queen” and “I Guess Things Happen That Way” for lifelong friend Johnny Cash, producing a string of Gold records for Charley Pride, recording Waylon Jennings’ definitive album Dreaming My Dreams, and producing three U2 tracks for Rattle & Hum, “Cowboy” Jack Clement has done it all over a remarkable half-century in music, except host his own radio show ... until now. Join this legendary musical Outlaw, along with the "Voice in Black" Alamo Jones and "The Romantic Voice of Our Time" Roberto Bianco, for great music and memories from the Cowboy Arms Hotel & Recording Spa in Music City U.S.A.

Hillbilly Jim’s Moonshine Matinee
Saturdays 10 am - 2 pm ET
Rebroadcast Sundays 2 pm - 6 pm ET
Former WWE superstar Hillbilly Jim, who rassled alongside such lords of the ring as Hulk Hogan, Andre the Giant and Big John Studd, has set up a white lightnin’ still high up on a ridge in Mudlick, Ky., where he and his good for nothing Cousin Spike serve up 200 proof down home country and southern-fried rock & roll every weekend. Tune in for tales from the top rope, along with the "Woods & Water Report" from Uncle Percy Mandoberg, and take a taste of Mountain Dew so strong that it will make your eyes bug out and your face turn blue.

Fred's Trailer Park Bash
Saturdays 6 am - 10 am ET
Replays Sundays 10 am - 2 pm ET and Mondays 2 am - 6 am ET
Broadcasting from the White Trash Cafe in Tucson, Arizona, Fred Imus (brother of legendary DJ Don Imus) -- along with "Buckskin" Don Collier and the mischievous Missy -- serves up heaping helpings of greasy pick-up truck honky tonk with a side of grits. If you like your country Southern fried in a doublewide, try Fred's Trailer Park Bash.

Elizabeth Cook’s Apron Strings
Thursdays and Fridays 6 am - 10 am ET
A moonshiner’s daughter from the backwoods of Florida, sassy country singer Elizabeth Cook kicks off Thursday and Friday mornings from Music City U.S.A. with a scintillating mix of music, recipes and household cleaning tips. A regular on the Grand Ole Opry, her 2007 album Balls was produced by Rodney Crowell.

Dallas Wayne
Weekdays 11 am - 3 pm ET
A native of Springfield, MO now based in Austin, TX, Dallas Wayne is a well-traveled singer-songwriter-actor and hardcore honky tonker that has released numerous albums under his own name and as a member of the Twangbangers. Coming to you every weekday from the "live music capital of the world."

Deep in the Heart of Texas with Dallas Wayne
Saturdays 11 pm ET
Don’t mess with Texas, and be sure to join the “Big D” Dallas Wayne for the best Texan music from yesterday and today, direct from the “live music capitol of the world,” Austin, TX. From Bob Wills and Ray Price to Ray Wylie Hubbard and Reckless Kelly, it’s a Texas-sized helping of Outlaw Country guaranteed to put you in a Lone Star State of mind.