8 thoughts on “ Long Haired Country Boy - The Charlie Daniels Band - A Decade Of Hits (Vinyl, LP) ”

1. “Long Haired Country Boy” was first released as a single in April off of the Charlie Daniels Band’s album Fire on the Mountain. The song climbed to the 56th spot on the Billboard Hot , making it one of Daniels’ biggest hits up to that point.

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2. Jul 06,  · The album, which also featured “Long Haired Country Boy,” was his first to go platinum, and the group became a popular live draw, fueled by Daniels’ fiddle wizardry.

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3. Recording Fire on the Mountain, including “The South’s Gonna Do It Again,”which hits the Top 30, and “Long Haired Country Boy,” which peaks at # Daniels decides to record several songs live in concert and chooses an auditorium in Nashville. The CDB issues a compilation, The Charlie Daniels Band-A Decade of Hits. Me and.

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4. Credited to "The Charlie Daniels Band," this special promo has the "Short Version" found on retail copies on one side, and the full album version on the other. The picture sleeve, labeling this a "Special Limited Edition" release, has the full lyrics on the back and is designed for this promo 45 record.

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5. Create & stream a free custom radio station based on the song Long Haired Country Boy by The Charlie Daniels Band on iHeartRadio!

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6. Long Haired Country Boy Written-By – Charlie Daniels: B4: The Legend Of Wooley Swamp Written-By – Charlie Daniels, Charlie Hayward, Fred Edwards, Jim Marshall*, Taz DiGregorio, Tom Crain: B5: Everytime I See Him Written-By – Charlie Daniels, Charlie Hayward, Fred Edwards, Taz DiGregorio, Tom Crain: /5(87).

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7. Charlie Daniels Band. A Decade Of Hits. Long Haired Country Boy. People say I'm no good, crazy as a loon. Cause I get stoned in the morning, and get drunk in the afternoon. Kinda like my old blue tick hound, I like to lay around in the shade.

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8. You'd be hard-pressed to find a better single-disc Charlie Daniels Band greatest-hits compilation than 16 Biggest Hits, which indeed lives up to its billing, rounding up a balanced selection of hits that span from to -- from "Uneasy Rider" to "(What This World Needs Is) A Few More Rednecks."Granted, the Charlie Daniels of the mid-'70s sounds a lot rawer than the Charlie Daniels .

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