A cool convict country singer Bobby Ogden (Peter Fonda) wrote a gorgeous song at Huntsville prison, when the kitschy country star Garland Dupree (James T. Callahan), reaches for a concert for the convicts, Bobby asking to Warden an opportunity to display his song at sound check stage whereof played marvelous the song titled Outlaw Blues, about to get a parole after serving six years Bobby is warned by the inmates that Garland Dupree stolen his song and it's broadcasting on radio, baffled over it Bobby finally release and headed to Austin to solve this matter, finding him at studio recording, Bobby requires a fair explanation over Garland stolen his song, prompt denied by the haughty and bad tempered singer, they start a fight where the wimp Garland draw your gun hitting his own foot, all this have been recorded live and then broadcasting on TV, Bobby gets out of there with the policemen at your neck.
He enters randomly in Tina's car (Susan Saint James) stashes in the trunk he gets rid of the police, hidden later at Tina's house without her notice, meanwhile she seeing on TV all about the matter at studio recording, then Tina envisages a chance to manage Bobby due she was on Huntsville when he played his song, he looking the owner of record label Hatch (Michael Lerner), sadly no deal back on the house Tina is surprised by Bobby living there, soon they sealed a deal and both starting a campaign on the local radios and record stores as well, gathering a massive public support, thus the show-off Sheriff Buzz Cavenaugh (John Crawford) a closest friend of Garland and running for mayor on Austin he puts all police force on the heels of Bobby wherever he stays chasing him by cars, motorcycles or even by speedboats.
Intense chase actions and strongly humor oriented the movie is a fine entertainment for all ages, also greatest country songs spreading along the picture, the highlight goes into the two funny characters the unlucky Garland hitting his foot twice and the Sheriff always been overtaken by Booby, said that the plot is a slight contrived and disjointed.
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First watch: 1983 / How many: 2 / Source: TV-Youtube / Rating: 6.5.
He enters randomly in Tina's car (Susan Saint James) stashes in the trunk he gets rid of the police, hidden later at Tina's house without her notice, meanwhile she seeing on TV all about the matter at studio recording, then Tina envisages a chance to manage Bobby due she was on Huntsville when he played his song, he looking the owner of record label Hatch (Michael Lerner), sadly no deal back on the house Tina is surprised by Bobby living there, soon they sealed a deal and both starting a campaign on the local radios and record stores as well, gathering a massive public support, thus the show-off Sheriff Buzz Cavenaugh (John Crawford) a closest friend of Garland and running for mayor on Austin he puts all police force on the heels of Bobby wherever he stays chasing him by cars, motorcycles or even by speedboats.
Intense chase actions and strongly humor oriented the movie is a fine entertainment for all ages, also greatest country songs spreading along the picture, the highlight goes into the two funny characters the unlucky Garland hitting his foot twice and the Sheriff always been overtaken by Booby, said that the plot is a slight contrived and disjointed.
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First watch: 1983 / How many: 2 / Source: TV-Youtube / Rating: 6.5.