/r/WaylonJennings
Waylon Jennings, father of Outlaw Country, friend to Buddy Holly, Willie Nelson, & Johnny Cash.
/r/WaylonJennings
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Got tired of spotify removing my favorite stuff. Once I found out they removed half of hank williams Jr's strong stuff and made what's left invisible in his discography I figured its time to finally start the full send before waylons next to have songs dissappear. Picked up the sony cdp-cx455 and it is awesome for collecting and good shuffling so far. Plenty of room to go!
Went to play the Elvis medley this morning and realized the whole album has been pulled from Apple Music, anyone know the deal?
Would any one out there,have This time tabs,all I can find is chords m,can’t find any thing on lead guitar parts,thanks in advance!
I’m curious to know what you all think are his best albums. There’s simply so much to choose from.
Whether it's his earlier stuff, his Outlaw prime or his later work, let me know your favorite albums and why they stand out to you.
Personally, I think his top 5 studio albums were the 5 albums released in a row during his Outlaw mid 70's prime. The best is always a toss up for me between Honky Tonk Heroes and Dreaming My Dreams, with Lonesome, Onry and Mean just behind.
If Live albums are included then the best is definitely Waylon Live Expanded Edition which might be the best live album ever.
Love the tasty licks Reggie punches out at the end of Lucille !
For sale on eBay for $500 ! But it’s cool to see what pick he used ! Looks like it’s been used upside down 🙃
Dm me for invite !
George Strait does a version on his new album. Now you know.
which album should i start with to start listening to waylon?
I went to listen to my favorite song to realize, HEY we taken this from you haha. Anyone else upset about this one?
Simply incredible- anyone know if I can find the full 42 song version on vinyl?
Unfortunately this is the future ! Just putting it out there to take onboard ! I’m going to spend my time today practicing the licks on Big Ball in Cowtown !
I went to his grave in a nondescript plot in Mesa, Arizona. Paid my respects and told him how much his music means to me. It maybe don’t mean much, but was nice to be in the same spot as him. Left him a little bottle of whiskey that I’m sure the lawnmower will drink. He lives on…
Pretty new to Waylon but he has quickly inspired me a lot. Just hearing about his life reminds me of myself so I wanted a tele like his but can’t afford a full body covering. I always hated telecaster to til he came along
What’s your favorite guitar solo from a studio album? Give album and song. Link the YouTube of it if you can so everyone can have a listen.