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3. März 2024 · Here, you'll find a complete list of the best David Allan Coe albums, including every studio albums with pictures of the album covers when available. This David Allan Coe discography is ranked from best to worst, so the top David Allan Coe albums can be found at the top of the list.
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6. Sept. 2022 · Coe continues to be a popular performer on the country music circuit. Here are all of David Allan Coe albums ranked. Don’t miss out on the music of David Allan Coe below! Click to find out why he is one of the most recognizable voices!
Most of these releases have been reissued under different names and/or cannibalized for various compilations. Overall, Coe's discography consists of 42 studio albums, 4 live albums, 1 collaborative studio album, and 1 audiobook, plus many compilation albums.
- The Ghost of Hank Williams
- I’ve Got Something to Say
- A Matter of Life… and Death
- Castles in The Sand
- Invictus Means Unconquered
- Underground Album
- Texas Moon
- Family Album
- Nothing Sacred
- Rough Rider
David apparently wrote the title track of this album during a moment of inspiration whilst at Hank Williams memorial grave site. The album contains 10 tracks, 9 of which are Hank Williams songs plus the title track written by David Allan Coe.
Released in June 1980 by Columbia Records, this album features Guy Clark, Bill Anderson, Dickey Betts (from The Allman Brothers Band), Larry Jon Wilson, Kris Kristofferson and George Jones. The album includes the song “Hank Williams Junior-Junior” (with Dickey Betts and Kris Kristofferson) which is a tribute to the only son of Hank Williams, Hank W...
This was his last album with Columbia, who he’d been with since 1974 and released 21 studio albums with. It is a concept album dealing with the subjects of life and death. It was recorded after David’s father had died, and he gave thought to his own children. The album features the tracks “Jody Like A Melody”, “Tanya Montana” and “The Ten Commandme...
Released in 1983 by Columbia Records and reaching number 8 on the country albums chart, “Castles In the Sand” was promoted by the single “The Ride” which spent 19 weeks on the Billboard country singles chart getting as high as number 4 and getting to number 2 on the Canadian RPM Country Tracks chart. The album includes 3 duets, “Fool Inside of Me” ...
Released in February 1981 by Columbia Records, this album only reached number 67 on the Billboard Top Country Albums chart. Despite its low chart performance this album is a great country music album. It includes the tracks “The Best Game in Town” with Karen Brooks, “As Far As This Feeling Will Take Us” with Karen Brooks and a cover of Tammy Wynett...
Released in 1982, this was David’s 21st studio album. It wasn’t sold in record stores but was released as a mail order album, mainly through the back pages of the motorcycle magazine “Easyriders” and in the concession stand at David’s shows. It was criticised for being crude, racist and containing profanities. As well as being misogynistic, homopho...
Released in 1977 by Plantation Records, this album was recorded in 1973. It is an album of mainly covers of some of David’s favourite artists. Artists including Guy Clark, Mickey Newbury, Billy Joe Shaver, Kris Kristofferson and Johnny Cash. The album is probably best known for its cover which shows David and friends mooning at the camera.
Released in 1978 by Columbia Records, this was the album that contains David’s own version of his song “Take This Job And Shove It” which was a hit for Johnny Paycheck. As well as the track “Divers Do It Deeper” which Jimmy Buffett accused David of plagiarising from his hit song “Changes in Latitudes, Changes in Attitudes”. It also contains the tra...
Released on January 8th 1978, this was David’s 11th studio album and his 4th on the independent label DAC. Another album released only by mail order, it contains songs of a crude and profane nature. The album includes the track “Jimmy Buffett” , the artist who accused David of plagiarising one of his songs.
Released in 1982 by Columbia Records, this was David’s 4th album in 2 years. It was written during a time of marital disharmony. He wrote 5 songs for this album which all show the personal problems he was going through. It also contains the single “Now I Lay Me Down To Cheat” which reached number 62 on the country singles chart in the US.
David Allan Coe from United States. The top ranked albums by David Allan Coe are Once Upon A Rhyme, The Mysterious Rhinestone Cowboy and Longhaired Redneck. The top rated tracks by David Allan Coe are Longhaired Redneck, You Never Even Called Me By My Name, Living On The Run, Piece Of Wood And Steel and Dakota The Dancing Bear, Pt. 2. This ...
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David Allan Coe was most controversial for his two X-Rated albums “Nothing Sacred” and “Underground”. However, even with the two explicit and controversial X-Rated albums, Coe cemented a spot in...
