Heartbreaking Loss: Jessi Colter Remembers Her One True Love, Waylon Jennings
When Waylon Jennings passed away on February 13, 2002, country music lost one of its fiercest independent voices. But for…
Waylon Jennings — “Waymore’s Blues” (Solo Acoustic Performance on Cowboy Jack Clement’s TV Show)
There are moments in country music when the production falls away — no full band, no layered harmonies, no arena…
Tribute to Outlaw Country Icon Waylon Jennings (2002) — Hank Williams Jr., Travis Tritt, Porter Wagoner & Mary Stuart Honor a Legend
In 2002, country music paused to honor one of its most defiant and influential voices — Waylon Jennings, the man…
The Highwaymen Live – American Outlaws | Full Concert
The Highwaymen Live – American Outlaws | A Full Concert for the Ages When four legends walk onto one stage,…
Waylon Jennings Once Said That While He’d Love To See Shooter Follow In His Footsteps, He Felt Like “There’s More To Him Than That”
Waylon Jennings Once Said There Was “More” to Shooter Jennings Than Just Following in His Footsteps If there’s one thing…
“I Didn’t Realize”: Waylon Jennings Recalls Early Days Comparing His Songwriting to Everyone Else
Even the architects of outlaw country started somewhere. In a 1996 interview on Fresh Air with Terry Gross, Waylon Jennings…
Waylon Jennings Once Told Conway Twitty That He Attracted More Ugly Women To His Shows Than He’d Ever Seen Before
Waylon Jennings Once Teased Conway Twitty About His Crowd — A Classic Outlaw Moment If there was one thing you…
Struggle Jennings Remembers “Paw Paw” on the 24th Anniversary of Waylon Jennings’ Death: “I Can Still Hear Your Voice”
On February 13, 2026, country music paused to remember Waylon Jennings, who passed away 24 years earlier in 2002 at…
“I Would Shoot Fingers Off” — When Waylon Jennings Brought a Revolver Into the Studio
Few artists embodied rebellion quite like Waylon Jennings. His battle with the Nashville establishment in the early 1970s wasn’t just…
Remembering the Partially Handwritten Letter John Lennon Once Wrote to Waylon Jennings
It was during the 1975 Grammy Awards at the Uris Theater in New York City when two musical worlds unexpectedly…