Johnny Paycheck Estate

Outlaw country pioneer and singer-songwriter Johnny PayCheck’s 10th studio album, Somebody Loves Me, celebrates its 53rd release anniversary in October. The 1972 album was recorded by Country Music Hall of Fame Producer Billy Sherrill (George Jones, Tammy Wynette), and part of PayCheck’s catalog with Epic Records.

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Outlaw country pioneer and singer-songwriter Johnny PayCheck’s 5th studio album, Jukebox Charlie (And Other Songs That Make The Jukebox Play), celebrates its 58th release anniversary in July. The 1967 album, which peaked at #10 on Billboard’s Top Country Albums chart was recorded for Little Darlin’ Records and was widely considered as one of PayCheck’s pioneering recorded efforts that would help spawn the outlaw country movement in the 1970’s.

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Outlaw country pioneer and singer-songwriter Johnny PayCheck’s album Slide Off Your Satin Sheets celebrates its 48th release anniversary in May. The 1977 album was recorded for Epic Records and was the ninth time PayCheck would record with Country Music Hall of Fame producer Billy Sherrill (George Jones, Tammy Wynette).

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Outlaw country pioneer Johnny PayCheck’s album Someone To Give My Love To will celebrate the 53rd anniversary of its release in May, 1972 recorded for Epic Records. It was the second time PayCheck was paired with Country Music Hall of Fame producer Billy Sherrill (George Jones, Tammy Wynette)

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Outlaw country pioneer Johnny PayCheck’s other signature song, the powerful and poignant “Old Violin,” which originally appeared on his Modern Times album, celebrates the 38th anniversary of its release in March, 1987 by Mercury Records.

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Outlaw country pioneer Johnny PayCheck’s Song & Dance Man album celebrates its 51st anniversary. Released in December 1973 by Epic Records, two years after PayCheck first began his studio work with iconic Nashville music producer, Billy Sherrill. 

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Outlaw country pioneer Johnny PayCheck’s She’s All I Got album celebrates its 53rd anniversary. Released in December 1971, the album was PayCheck’s debut on Epic Records, and paired him for the first time together with iconic Nashville music producer Billy Sherrill.

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Outlaw country pioneer Johnny PayCheck’s Armed And Crazy album celebrates its 47th anniversary. Released in November, 1978 by Epic Records, and coming off the major success of 1977’s Take This Job And Shove It, PayCheck was rejoined in the studio with iconic Nashville producer Billy Sherrill. Armed And Crazy peaked at #15 on Billboard’s Top Country Albums chart, along with achieving a #12 ranking on the Canadian RPM chart in 1978.

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Outlaw country pioneer Johnny PayCheck’s “Take This Job & Shove It” celebrates the 47th anniversary release of the RIAA Platinum and #1 Billboard hit song, where it spent two weeks on top of the Hot Country Songs chart, and 18 weeks overall on the chart.

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