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Waylon Jennings

Lost-and-Found Heart in “What’s Left of Me” by Waylon Jennings

About the Song Released in March 1966 on the album Folk‑Country, the song “What’s Left of Me” finds Waylon Jennings…

Waylon Jennings

Heart on His Sleeve: Now Everybody Knows by Waylon Jennings

About the Song Released in early March 1966, the track “Now Everybody Knows” finds Waylon Jennings at a formative moment…

Waylon Jennings

Heartbeat & Hesitation: “Baby, Don’t Be Looking in My Mind” by Waylon Jennings

About the Song Released in 1966 on his album Leavin’ Town, Baby, Don’t Be Looking in My Mind finds Waylon…

Waylon Jennings

“An Old Unreconstructed” — Waylon Jennings’ Reflective March Through Memory

About the Song In 1991, on his album Songs of the Civil War, Waylon Jennings delivered the evocative track “An…

Waylon Jennings

On the Wrong Road Again: Waylon Jennings’ Reflective Outlaw Moment

About the Song Recorded during the years 1973-84 and released posthumously in October 3, 2025 on the archival album Songbird,…

Waylon Jennings

Walnut Wisdom in “Money Cannot Make the Man” — Waylon Jennings’s Honest Country Reflection

About the Song Released in August 1967 on the album Love of the Common People, “Money Cannot Make the Man”…

Waylon Jennings

Contemplation & Subtext: Whistlers and Jugglers by Waylon Jennings

About the Song Released in 1978 on his album I’ve Always Been Crazy, the song “Whistlers and Jugglers” by Waylon…

Waylon Jennings

Turning Corners in “Big D” — Waylon Jennings’s Mid-Century Snapshot

About the Song Released in 1971 on the album Cedartown, Georgia, “Big D” finds Waylon Jennings in a transitional phase—still…

Waylon Jennings

People in Dallas Got Hair — Waylon Jennings’ Witty Slice of Texas Life

About the Song Released in 1999 on the compilation album The Journey: Six Strings Away, “People in Dallas Got Hair”…

Waylon Jennings

A Burning Echo: I’m on Fire — Waylon Jennings’s Fiery Cover

About the Song Released in February 1986 on his album Sweet Mother Texas, the song “I’m on Fire” finds Waylon…

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Recent Posts

  • 40 Years Ago: Marty Stuart Helps Name The Highwaymen
  • AFTER DISCOVERING LOST RECORDINGS, SHOOTER JENNINGS PROMISES TO CARRY OUT HIS FATHER WAYLON’S FINAL WISH.
  • OUT OF ALL HIS HITS, THIS WAS THE ONE HE HELD CLOSEST — Why Waylon Jennings Called “Dreaming My Dreams With You” His Favorite
  • DAVID ALLAN COE — THE MOST CONTROVERSIAL OUTLAW IN COUNTRY MUSIC.
  • WAYLON JENNINGS’ BROTHER, JAMES D. JENNINGS, HONORS THE LATE SINGER WITH A BACKROOM MUSEUM.

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The Highwaymen

40 Years Ago: Marty Stuart Helps Name The Highwaymen

Waylon Jennings

AFTER DISCOVERING LOST RECORDINGS, SHOOTER JENNINGS PROMISES TO CARRY OUT HIS FATHER WAYLON’S FINAL WISH.

Waylon Jennings

OUT OF ALL HIS HITS, THIS WAS THE ONE HE HELD CLOSEST — Why Waylon Jennings Called “Dreaming My Dreams With You” His Favorite

David Allan Coe

DAVID ALLAN COE — THE MOST CONTROVERSIAL OUTLAW IN COUNTRY MUSIC.

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