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(#1) Back to the Barrooms
- 1980
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(#2) Big City
- 1981
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(#3) Mama Tried / Pride in What I Am
- 1968
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(#4) Going Where the Lonely Go
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(#5) Serving 190 Proof
- 1979
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(#6) I'm a Lonesome Fugitive
- 1967
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(#7) Swinging Doors
- 1966
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(#8) The Way I Am
- 1980
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(#9) Sing Me Back Home
- 1968
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(#10) Hag
- 1971
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(#11) Branded Man
- 1967
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(#12) If I Could Only Fly
- 2000
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(#13) Ramblin' Fever
- 1977
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(#14) Pride in What I Am
- 1969
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(#15) Same Train, a Different Time: Merle Haggard Sings the Great Songs of Jimmie Rodgers
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(#16) That's the Way Love Goes
- 1983
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(#17) I Am What I Am
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(#18) Someday We'll Look Back
- 1971
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(#19) If We Make It Through December
- 1974
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(#20) Roots, Volume 1
- 2001
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(#21) The Bluegrass Sessions
- 2007
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(#22) Strangers
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(#23) I'm Always On A Mountain When I Fall
- 1978
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(#24) The Roots of My Raising
- 1976
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(#25) Songs for the Mama That Tried
- 1981
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(#26) A Taste of Yesterday's Wine
- 1982
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(#27) Keep Movin' On
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(#28) Legend of Bonnie & Clyde
- 1968
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(#29) A Tribute to the Best Damn Fiddle Player in the World (Or, My Salute to Bob Wills)
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(#30) Chill Factor
- 1987
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(#31) The Peer Sessions
- 2002
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(#32) It's Not Love (But It's Not Bad)
- 1972
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(#33) My Love Affair With Trains
- 1976
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(#34) My Farewell to Elvis
- 1977
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(#35) A Friend In California
- 1986
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(#36) Let Me Tell You About a Song
- 1972
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(#37) Presents His 30th Album
- 1974
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(#38) A Working Man Can't Get Nowhere Today
- 1977
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(#39) 1996
- 1996
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(#40) Kickin' Out the Footlights...Again
- 2006
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(#41) Kern River
- 1985
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(#42) Goin' Home for Christmas
- 1982
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(#43) 1994
- 1994
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(#44) Chicago Wind
- 2005
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(#45) Working in Tennessee
- 2011
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(#46) The Land of Many Churches
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(#47) A Portrait of Merle Haggard
- 1969
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(#48) The Way It Was in '51
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(#49) Like Never Before
- 2003
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(#50) Unforgettable
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Merle Haggard is an American country singer, songwriter, guitarist and fiddler. His growth was not smooth. After being released from prison in 1960, he tried to change his life and successfully started the country music career. He is famous for his unique song theme, which is different from popular music at that time. His music has won many honors and awards.
We have collected the 67 best Merle Haggard albums of all time. This page randomly shows the cover and name of each song and their release year, such as Back to the Barrooms in 1980, Big City in 1981, etc.
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