Disc 1
1. Skid Row
2. Sing a Sad Song
3. You Don't Even Try
4. Sam Hill
5. Strangers, (My Friends Are Gonna Be)
6. Just Between the Two of Us
7. If I Had Left It up to You
8. I'm Gonna Break Every Heart I Can
9. Swinging Doors
10. Bottle Let Me Down, The
11. High on a Hilltop
12. I'll Look Over You
13. Fugitive, The
14. House of Memories
15. All of Me Belongs to You
16. Mary's Mine
17. Someone Told My Story
18. Go Home
19. Whatever Happened to Me
20. Loneliness Is Eating Me Alive
21. I Threw Away the Rose
22. Branded Man
23. You Don't Have Very Far to Go
24. Somewhere Between
25. Sing Me Back Home
26. Son of Hickory Holler's Tramp, The
27. Seeing Eye Dog

Disc 2
1. Legend of Bonnie and Clyde, The
2. I Started Loving You Again
3. Is This the Beginning of the End?
4. I'll Always Know
5. Mama Tried
6. In the Good Old Days (When Times Were Bad)
7. Teach Me to Forget
8. I'm Looking For My Mind - (previously unreleased)
9. Day the Rains Came, The
10. California Blues (Blue Yodel #4)
11. I Take a Lot of Pride in What I Am
12. I'm Bringin' Home Good News
13. I Can't Hold Myself in Line
14. It Meant Goodbye to Me When You Said Hello to Him
15. Hungry Eyes
16. Silver Wings
17. Waitin' For a Train
18. Jimmie Rodgers' Last Blue Yodel (The Women Make a Fool Out of Me)
19. California Cottonfields
20. White Line Fever - (previously unreleased)
21. Workin' Man Blues
22. Okie From Muskogee
23. I Can't Stop Loving You - (previously unreleased)
24. Huntsville
25. Irma Jackson
26. Fightin' Side of Me, The
27. I'll Be a Hero (When I Strike) - (previously unreleased)

Disc 3
1. Right or Wrong
2. Trouble in Mind - (previously unreleased)
3. Stay a Little Longer
4. Farmer's Daughter, The
5. Tulare Dust
6. Carolyn
7. Someday We'll Look Back
8. Daddy Frank (The Guitar Man)
9. Grandma Harp
10. It's Not Love (But It's Not Bad)
11. I Wonder If They Ever Think of Me
12. If We Make It Through December
13. Emptiest Arms in the World, The
14. Everybody's Had the Blues - (previously unreleased)
15. Things Aren't Funny Anymore
16. Honky Tonk Night Time Man
17. Holding Things Together
18. Here in Frisco
19. Kentucky Gambler
20. Always Wanting You
21. Living With the Shades Pulled Down
22. Running Kind
23. It's All in the Movies
24. Way It Was in '51, The
25. I Never Go Around Mirrors
26. What Have You Got Planned Tonight Diana

Disc 4
1. If We're Not Back in Love by Monday
2. Ramblin' Fever
3. It's Been a Great Afternoon
4. Red Bandana
5. Footlights
6. My Own Kind of Hat
7. Misery and Gin
8. Leonard
9. I Think I'll Just Stay Here and Drink
10. Rainbow Stew
11. Big City
12. Are the Good Times Really Over (I Wish a Buck Was Still Silver)
13. You Take Me For Granted
14. Pancho and Lefty - (with Willie Nelson)
15. That's the Way Love Goes
16. Someday When Things Are Good
17. Let's Chase Each Other Around the Room
18. Kern River
19. Twinkle, Twinkle Lucky Star
20. In My Next Life

Label: Capitol Nashville Records
Release Date: 04/02/1996
Original Release Date: 1996
Recording Mode: Stereo
Recording Type: Mixed
Distributor: EMI Music Distribution

DOWN EVERY ROAD covers Merle Haggard's entire career, culling material from the vaults of Capitol, MCA, Curb and Sony Records.
Personnel includes: Merle Haggard, Willie Nelson.
Recorded between 1962 and 1994. Includes liner notes by Daniel Cooper.
Country music has had a long and proud tradition of outlaws and hard men, but Merle Haggard is in a class by himself. A singer-songwriter regularly capable of heartbreaking emotional honesty, Haggard has also maintained an aura of danger, as if he'd be just as happy to punch your face in as to buy you a beer. The essential four-disc box set, DOWN EVERY ROAD 1962-1994, is a perfect overview of both sides of Hag's personality. Its 100 songs are spread over four solid discs, without an ounce of fat. Signature tunes like "Mama Tried" and the perpetually misunderstood "Okie From Muskogee" (a much more sardonic song than its reputation suggests) sit next to equally fine but lesser-known material from Haggard's later career, when the urban cowboy scene and the rock-oriented dilution of modern country music had unfairly turned him into a niche artist. EMI wisely licensed material from all of Haggard's various labels, making this the only truly comprehensive box set of the Bakersfield legend's work.

Rolling Stone (5/2/96, p.54) - 4 Stars - Excellent - "...offers the wide-angle view that the singer has long deserved...a rich portrait of one of America's most important and often misunderstood musical figures..."
Entertainment Weekly (4/5/96, p.81) - "...Not even his hero Lefty Frizzell produced a body of work this influential or satisfying." - Rating: A

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