Section 1: The Ghosts of Country Musicians
Chapter 1: Hank Williams: The Lonesome Traveler’s Haunted Trail
Chapter 2: Johnny Cash: The Man in Black’s Colorful Paranormal Legacy
Chapter 3: Roy Acuff: The King of Country Music Won’t Abdicate His Musical Throne
Chapter 4: Patsy Cline: Haunting Voice, Haunted Life
Chapter 5: Loretta Lynn: The Coal Miner’s Daughter’s Rich Supernatural Vein
Chapter 6: Elvis Presley: Hound-Dogged by Hauntings
Chapter 7: Mindy McCready: Of Angels, Demons, Ghosts, and Curses
Chapter 8: J. Bernard Ricks: Country Music’s Major Medium
Section 2: Haunted Country Places
Chapter 9: Haunted Concert Venues and Music Halls
Chapter 10: Country Spirits: Bars, Clubs, Taverns, and Honky-Tonks
Chapter 11: Supernatural Studios and Record Company Headquarters
Chapter 12: Record Shops That Are Paranormal Hot Spots
Chapter 13: Freaky Frequencies: Ghosts of Country Radio Stations
Chapter 14: Haunted Country Hotels
Section 3: Miscellaneous
Haunted Country Places
Chapter 15: Ozark Spook Lights: Branson’s Big Lights
Chapter 16: Brown Mountain Lights: Songs Pay Tribute to the Mountain’s Wandering Spirit
Chapter 17: Fiddler’s Rock: You Have to Have a Ghostly Fiddle Player in the Band
Chapter 18: Folsom Prison: Prisoners Eternally Singing the Blues
Chapter 19: Preston Castle: The Reformatory Ghost Story
Chapter 20: Witch Dance and Lyric Theater: Elvis’s Hometown Haunts
Chapter 21: Haunted Jukeboxes: Just Press B-Scared
Chapter 22: Haunted Tour Bus: Whisperin’ Bill Anderson Rides with the Moanin’ Ghost
Epilogue: Musical Spirits and the Ultimate Question