Four of country music's greatest singers, Willie Nelson, Kris Kristofferson, Waylon Jennings, and Johnny Cash, worked together as the group the Highwaymen to perform this example of outlaw country music. This style was created as a reaction against the Nashville sound that many established country musicians thought took the creativity away from the artist. The outlaw style is almost identical to the Nashville sound, but supported the musicians and kept more of the revenue from recording sales with the people who created the music.
a) Highway to Hell
b) Ring of Fire
c) The Highwaymen
d) Wanted! The Outlaws
