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Highwaymen Live [1990]

by: Highwaymen

Release Date February 27, 2006
I was lucky enough to see The Highwaymen live in when they came to the UK, probably not long after this show was recorded and the show I saw was very similar to the one they did on the DVD. I have always been a huge fan of Willie Nelson and also like the others, but when you see them together you cannot believe you have 4 huge country stars on the same stage, singing together!. The DVD brought back many memories of one of the best live shows I have seen - and I have been to loads. The rapport between the guys is obvious, and regardless of what Willie says about 'all of us having ego's the size of a bus' what cmes over is a fantasic group of country singers doing what they do best. If you like any one of them but havent yet discovered the ... Read More:

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The Highwayman Collection: Round Em Up

by: Highwaymen

Release Date November 06, 2000
I WAS FORTUNATE ENOUGH TO SEE THE HIGHWAY MEN ON TOUR IN ABERDEEN,A BRILLIANT CONCERT AND THE CD DOES JUSTICE TO FOUR OF MY ALL TIME HEROS. IF YOU DONT THOROUGHLY ENJOY THIS YOU AINT COUNTRY.
OR PUT ANOTHER WAY "WHO`S GONNA FILL THEIR SHOES"?

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The Road Goes on Forever: 10th Anniversary Edition - Remastered/+DVD

by: Highwaymen

Release Date November 07, 2005
There can be no doubt that the original coming-together of 'The Highwaymen' was an event that everyone should applaud and enjoy. Their first album was, I feel, their best, with its drama and darkness, but this album does try to run it a close second. If anything, it is rather more upbeat than their first, and there is still the same emphasis upon them sharing lead vocals or switching vocals between verses.

Track 1, 'The devil's right hand' is a rousing opener whereas the gentler, acoustic (almost 'folky') feel of the next track, 'Live forever', is an enjoyable contrast. Definitely more mellow than anything on their first album. The mandolin in that track and the piano and steel guitar in track ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 4
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Super Hits

by: The Highwaymen

Release Date March 02, 1999
There can be no doubt that the original coming-together of 'The Highwaymen' was an event that everyone should applaud and enjoy. Their first album was, I feel, their best, with its drama and darkness, but this album does try to run it a close second. If anything, it is rather more upbeat than their first, and there is still the same emphasis upon them sharing lead vocals or switching vocals between verses.

Track 1, 'The devil's right hand' is a rousing opener whereas the gentler, acoustic (almost 'folky') feel of the next track, 'Live forever', is an enjoyable contrast. Definitely more mellow than anything on their first album. The mandolin in that track and the piano and steel guitar in track ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 5
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The Road Goes on Forever

by: The Highwaymen

Release Date September 27, 2005
There can be no doubt that the original coming-together of 'The Highwaymen' was an event that everyone should applaud and enjoy. Their first album was, I feel, their best, with its drama and darkness, but this album does try to run it a close second. If anything, it is rather more upbeat than their first, and there is still the same emphasis upon them sharing lead vocals or switching vocals between verses.

Track 1, 'The devil's right hand' is a rousing opener whereas the gentler, acoustic (almost 'folky') feel of the next track, 'Live forever', is an enjoyable contrast. Definitely more mellow than anything on their first album. The mandolin in that track and the piano and steel guitar in track ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 6
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The Highwaymen

by: Highwaymen

Release Date December 15, 2008
There can be no doubt that the original coming-together of 'The Highwaymen' was an event that everyone should applaud and enjoy. Their first album was, I feel, their best, with its drama and darkness, but this album does try to run it a close second. If anything, it is rather more upbeat than their first, and there is still the same emphasis upon them sharing lead vocals or switching vocals between verses.

Track 1, 'The devil's right hand' is a rousing opener whereas the gentler, acoustic (almost 'folky') feel of the next track, 'Live forever', is an enjoyable contrast. Definitely more mellow than anything on their first album. The mandolin in that track and the piano and steel guitar in track ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 7
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Highwayman 2

by: The Highwaymen

Release Date February 09, 1990
Had Barry previously bought "The Highwayman collection"? - 'cos that has all the songs from both H 1 and 2, I think he may have got confused...

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Highwaymen: CMT Presents American Revolution - The Highwaymen [2006] (REGION 1) (NTSC)

by: Highwaymen

Release Date September 26, 2006
Had Barry previously bought "The Highwayman collection"? - 'cos that has all the songs from both H 1 and 2, I think he may have got confused...

CD-Charts Position 9
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The Folk Hits Collection

by: The Highwaymen

Release Date October 30, 2007
Had Barry previously bought "The Highwayman collection"? - 'cos that has all the songs from both H 1 and 2, I think he may have got confused...

CD-Charts Position 10
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Highwayman

by: The (Jennings/Cash Highwaymen

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Had Barry previously bought "The Highwayman collection"? - 'cos that has all the songs from both H 1 and 2, I think he may have got confused...