| 1 | Fighter - Kris Kristofferson | ||
| 2 | I'd Have Been Out Of Jail - Waylon Jennings | ||
| 3 | Just One Love - Kimmie Rhodes | ||
| 4 | First And Last Time - Billy Joe Shaver | ||
| 5 | We Don't Run - Willie Nelson/Kris Kristofferson | ||
| 6 | Promise - Kris Kristofferson | ||
| 7 | I Do Believe - Waylon Jennings | ||
| 8 | Espiratu Santo Bay - Kimmie Rhodes | ||
| 9 | You Just Can't Beat Jesus Christ - Billy Joe Shaver | ||
| 10 | Too Sick To Pray - Willie Nelson | ||
| 11 | Pilgrim's Progress - Kris Kristofferson | ||
| 12 | Just Watch Your Mama & Me - Waylon Jennings | ||
| 13 | Lines - Kimmie Rhodes | ||
| 14 | On The Road Again - Willie Nelson/Waylon Jennings |

This is the third installment of the Austin City Limits series I've purchased and I have yet to be disappointed. Outlaw Country is a rare look at some truly revolutionary country artists. They all play off each other very well and the overall feel of the show is very relaxed- just a group of writers singing songs that mean something to them. Kris, Waylon, and Willie have played together many times before and seem to truly enjoy it. None of them disappoint. Kimmie Rhodes more than holds her own among the legends. The only weak points in the show for me were Billie Joe Shaver's performances. I'm a fan of his work, but here he just doesn't seem quite up to his usual level. Only a minor complaint, however. The bottom line is if you're into any of these artists and would like to see them in a lower key setting, you really can't go wrong. Waylon's "I'd Have Been Out of Jail" is worth the price alone, especially since this seems to be the only recording of it available.
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