The first-ever book to cover the history of the renegade Outlaw country music movement from its beginnings in the 1970s to its resurgence today, -Outlaws Still At Large - draws from the author's interviews with current artists to reveal a rich, vibrant music scene beneath the mainstream Nashville gloss, while it shows the trials and adventures of life on the road. Hamilton traveled more than 20,000 miles with the Outlaws to get his story, and in the end, the music changed his life. One of the Outlaws, Shooter Jennings, who is the son of 1970s Outlaws Waylon Jennings and Jessi Colter, says...

"I grew up in Vulture's Roost, South Dakota . . . " That's how my story begins, and it's a crazy one. A reclusive young man takes to becoming a pilgrim searching for sincerity in life and music and winds up on a free-wheeling stoner ranch in Arizona where the pace moves to a classic rock beat and experiences groove to the happily bizarre. Until a chilling encounter sends him running. Years later, he returns to his search and discovers modern Outlaw country music and the renegades rebelling against the Nashville sound. His entry into the world of these artists takes a horrific turn--a plunge...