David Allan Coe One Last Ride With the Famed Outlaw ...

David Allan Coe might be gone … but, fans will get to hear some of the last songs he ever recorded in just a few short months, TMZ has learned.

Ken Madson — Coe’s manager near the end of his career — tells TMZ … he owns the controversial country singer’s final album and plans to release it on September 6, 2026, which would’ve been the star’s 87th birthday.

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Coe last recorded for the album back in 2017, Madson says … and, it will feature some previously released songs as well as new material. One song on it is called “A Million Reasons” — which Coe apparently referenced on his social media last year. A title for the album hasn’t been finalized yet.

We’re told Coe recorded the album with a label … but, execs got cold feet and decided not to drop it. Madson plans to reach out to Coe’s widow — Kimberly Hastings — about releasing the album.

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Fans looking for more Coe content after his passing might even get to see his story play out on the big screen … because Madson says a documentary about the star was started by Johnny Knoxville back in 2018. As for if that will ever see the light of day — the ball’s in Knoxville’s court.

As you know … Hastings told Rolling Stone Coe passed away Wednesday. A cause of death has not yet been released.

Coe was known as a modern outlaw … going as far as using slurs and racial stereotypes in his songs — though he claimed it was all parody, and he’s no racist. Detractors also criticized his use of the Confederate flag.

Madson says it’s the end of an era in country … because the genre has “lost their true outlaw.”

Coe was 86.

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