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Read Charlie's latest musings about Americana, reflections of a patriot and days gone by on his Soap Box page.
Never Look At The Empty Seats - A Memoir - Charlie Daniels - Click To Order
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Welcome to the New charliedaniels.com Website!
After a 5-year delay, www.charliedaniels.com is finally getting its much overdue upgrade! We got distracted and pulled in a multitude of directions after Charlie went home, but we're finally up and running.
Charlie Daniels Patriot Awards Honor Dedication to Those Who Serve
The Charlie Daniels Journey Home Project Celebrates 10 Years and more than $4 Million Raised for Veterans, First Responders and their Families
2021 Volunteer Jam: A Musical Salute To Charlie Daniels
Today, David Corlew and Associates announced next year's Volunteer Jam will go on as scheduled and serve as a tribute concert to the late Charlie Daniels.
Putting the Band Back Together: The Legend of Charlie Daniels Part II - Soapbox Jr.
There are several scenes in the classic 1980 movie “The Blues Brothers” where Jake – played by John Belushi and his brother, Elwood – Dan Ackroyd - go to various places of employment of their former bandmates in order to convince them to help raise money for the taxes on the orphanage Jake and Elwood grew up in.
My Home - Soapbox Jr.
Hello again.
I promised exciting things for 2026, so far we have announce the Legend of Charlie Daniels show this 4th of July at Ft. Campbell, and ‘Best of the Charlie Daniels Band Volunteer Jam’ compilation album of which two tracks are already available – the first live performance of “The Devil Went Down to Georgia,” a very hot live performance of “In America,” and now “The South’s Gonna Do It (Again)” from VolJam XIII on June 12.
But I promised some more surprises and I don’t want to disappoint, but first, here’s a little bit of history for you.
Of Bicentennials and Semiquincentennials - Soapbox Jr.
In 1976, the United States of America celebrated two hundred years since it declared its independence from Great Britain.
That summer, I was 11-years-old, and I remember it well. Being anti-American wasn’t really a widespread thing at the time, so the stars and stripes motif was everywhere and the national “malaise” of the late 70s hadn’t really kicked into high gear yet, so patriotism was proudly on display.