I don't know how the makers of this doc got the rights to follow up Heartworn Highways, but the folks featured here don't meet the standards set by the original IMO. There is some real talent in Nashville but the group this doc focuses on come off as...something else.

I was hoping to come away from this doc with a fresh list of music to check out but there wasn't one that really stuck out to me. The fact that there is no generally available soundtrack associated with this new version is also telling.

Fancy restaurants and bougie parties don't feel like outlaw country to me.

There are some heartwarming moments and it's always good to hear from the OGs (Guy Clark and David Allen Coe both make an appearance).

I don't know how the makers of this doc got the rights to follow up one of the best musical documentaries of all time but they are surely not worthy. There is some real talent in Nashville but the group this doc focuses on come off as something like entitled high schoolers.

I was hoping to come away from this doc with a fresh list of music to check out but there wasn't one that really stuck out to me.

It's always a pleasure to hear from Guy but I thought the interactions with him could have been handled with more care.

Fancy restaurants and bougie parties are not outlaw country as far as I'm concerned.