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Okie From Muskogee

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  • Merle Haggard performs on stage wearing a cowboy hat and denim shirt, playing a Fender Telecaster guitar and singing into a microphone.
    Merle Haggard

    He also wrote ā€œOkie From Muskogeeā€ (1969), his best-known recording, a novelty song that became controversial for its apparent attack on hippies. Also popular was the patriotic anthem ā€œThe Fightin’ Side of Meā€ (1970), though his music was rarely political and more frequently and empathetically drew on the…

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    He also wrote ā€œOkie From Muskogeeā€ (1969), his best-known recording, a novelty song that became controversial for its apparent attack on hippies. Also popular was the patriotic anthem ā€œThe Fightin’ Side of Meā€ (1970), though his music was rarely political and more frequently and empathetically drew on the…

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