Country legend Merle Haggard never slowed down, touring well into his seventies—and apparently, he’s not letting a little thing like death stop him from making waves now. According to Rolling Stone, ...

Late country-music legend Merle Haggard — famous for his anti-hippie anthem “Okie from Muskogee” — will soon have his own line of marijuana, according to a report. Haggard, whose 1969 tune flew in the ...

Merle’s Girls, a recreational strain of marijuana developed by the late Merle Haggard, will hit the Colorado market soon. Once hailed as a conservative cowboy whose 1969 hit “Okie from Muskogee” ...

Mama, we’re not in Muskogee anymore. Country legend Merle Haggard is throwing his hat into the marijuana market from beyond the grave. Haggard died on April 6, 2016, on what would have been his 79th ...

Merle Haggard has died. As NPR's Felix Contreras notes, the country music legend's music "was drawn from a life that started in 1937 in a converted train box car, the family home in Bakersfield, Calif ...

Merle Haggard, the prolific singer-songwriter who sang of his law-breaking Bakersfield youth and penned a seemingly effortless stream of natural, storytelling lyrics with vast popular appeal - ...

VAIL, Colorado ” For all his rebel-outlaw reputation, Merle Haggard seems pretty tame and subdued in the collected performances found on “Merle Haggard,” part of the Legendary Performances DVD series ...

Merle Haggard doesn't know the meaning of the word retirement. A prime example - "Django and Jimmie," his latest collaboration with longtime friend Willie Nelson. Influenced by gypsy jazz guitarist ...