Waylon was the outlaw, he bucked the Nashville system and recorded music his way. He was on and produced country’s 1st platinum album The Outlaws which you should check out. Two years later Waylon had the 1st triple platinum album. Waylon is the GOAT
Waylon started his music career in Rock as a band member for singer songwriter Buddy Holly. Holly had parted ways with his original band The Crickets. Waylon was a friend and was touring as a band member with Buddy Holly, Richie Valens, and the Big Bopper. The song American Pie was written about "the day the music died." Buddy had chartered a private plane and Waylon would have died with him that day if he hadn't taken pity on The Big Bopper and let him have his place because he (the Big Bopper) was sick. The heater on their tour bus didn't work and it was so cold one of the men on that bus got frostbite. Buddy Holly was so influential in his short life that two rock bands were named in his honor, the Beatles and the Hollies. Waylon did all kinds of music, mostly country with a beat.
Outlaw Country is its own genre. Waylon, Cash, Willie and Kris Kristofferson were a Super group and owned Country music for a moment. They were called The Highwaymen.
Older country is so much better than New Age country. It was a mix of old 60-70s rock influenced by Hank Williams and what not. I don't like country that much but there's some very good songs by these older artists. New Age Country is too over produced. Something about the rawness of the older music
Waylon played bass for Buddy Holly. They were on a tour in Minnesota Iowa and Michigan in the middle of February. The buses did have heat. Buddy charted a plane to get to Moorhead. Waylon was suppose to be on the plane but gave his seat up to the Big Bopper who had the flu. Richie Valens won a coin flip with Tommy Allsup. February 3 1959 the day the music died. Buddy told Waylon I hope you freeze your ass off on the bus. Waylon came back with I hope your plane crashes. Waylon always blamed himself. He never lived it down.
He was also supposed to be on the plane that killed Buddy Holly, Richie Valenz, and the Big Bopper. He was Buddy Holly’s bassist if I remember, and gave up his seat on the plane for someone that had the flu. And supposedly Buddy told Waylon he hoped his bus froze and Waylon told him he hoped his plane crashed, and we know what happened.
Waylon's wife was Jessie Coulter. Struggle Jennings was her grandson. Waylon was step-grandpa to Struggle. Waylon and Jessie had a son Shooter Jennings, who is a singer and musician. Jessie's first husband was legendary guitarist Duane Eddy. Waylon's first son provided him with grandson Whey Jennings, another fine singer and songwriter. He sounds a lot like Waylon.
The Original Outlaw! Thank you for puttin’ Waylon put there! Important to know…Waylon wrote this from real life event. You should check out his original recording of this song.
@@oldschoolhip-hopheadriorea9178 Waylon wrote the song “Don’t y’all think this outlaw things done got outta hand” it recreates the cocaine bust that Waylon was a part of! I read the biography and that is the funniest thing I’ve ever heard in my life!
Willie wasn't there. Waylon was in a recording studio trying to record some songs when the FEDs came through the back door. Waylon had a cocaine habit for years. I was a young fan and I was worried for Waylon when I heard about the drug bust on TV.
Thanks for reacting to my all time favorite male country singer. When Waylon sang a lyric, you felt it. The lyric refers to an incident when during a recording session, the Feds raided Waylon and his crew looking for a shipment of cocaine. According to the song, he was "busted for possession of somerhing that was long gone." Waylon, Willie Nelson and some others were called Outlaws and their music was called Outlaw Music, in the pages of Country Music magazine based in New York City. The arrest happened in the 1970's. I recommend a listen to "Only Daddy That'll Walk the Line," "Lonesome, Onry and Mean," and "Out Among the Stars." Those are all fine performances by Waylon, along with several hundred others.
It was coccaine. Waylon had quite a habit for 21 years. Then quit. The story in the song: The Feds had followed a package of coccaine from his manager's office in New York to the music studio where he was working. Waylon had it sitting on his music stand, but when he realized the Feds were in the building, he tossed the package behind a baseboard in what he described as a miracle shot. Long story short: at some point while the Feds were there his drummer, Richie Albright, retrieved the coke and flushed it away. Anyway, Waylon was arrested but the charges were eventually dropped (no evidence). He said that, even so, the whole ordeal cost him around $100,000. This all happened in the late '70's, but Waylon didn't quit coke for another 6 years or so. No rehab. Cold turkey. It was basically clean up or die. This song is a pretty accurate play-by-play of the whole ordeal. Yes, the beautiful woman in all the the pics is his wife, Jessi Colter. Waylon passed away in 2002. Jessi is still alive. They were married from 1969 until his death, 32 years. One last thing: A publicist named Hazel Smith was the first to use the term Outlaw to describe him. It had nothing to do with drugs; she used the term because Waylon bucked the country music system in Nashville. He wanted to make his music HIS way, with his own writers and musicians.
That’s Jessie Coulter. That is his wife. He has passed. He is my favorite country music artist. Great singer, songwriter and guitar player. I can listen to his music all day long.
He done amphetamines for 15yrs and then had a $1500 dollar a day coke habit for 10yrs. He rented a house outside of Phoenix and quit cold turkey. This song is the feds tracked a package of coke to his studio but his drummer flushed it down the toilet and all he caught was a possession charge from what was left in the bag.
I would like to request a reaction to a song by Charlie Rich, Life's Little Ups and Downs. It was written by his wife about their marriage. Or maybe Feel Like Going Home, the demo version. It is his greatest ever.
There is concert footage on RUclips where Cheryl Ladd came up to Waylon at the microphone and told him how handsome he was. For young folks who don't know, Cheryl Ladd was one of the stars of Charlie's Angels. And only the most beautiful women got those TV roles. So yes, there were groupies for the country music stars. Waylon's beautiful dark-haired wife Jessie Colter was equally beautiful. I'm sure she did her best to keep her man and it worked because their love was real.
Welcome to REAL country music. Check out more about him, Johnny Cash, George Jones, or David Allen Coe. All of which wrote some of the rawest music of their era.
I preferred the original of this song. I read Waylon liked this later version. Yes true story of being busted at the recording studio. His grandson Struggle Jennings has a version of outlaw sh*t
I’ll try to keep it short, yes true story, yes that is his wife, the song is about him trying to kill her one night while he was messed up, that’s why in the 1st verse he said they spent the night protecting you from me, kris kristofferson, was country then got into Hollywood, he’s whistler in the blade movies, also Hank Williams Jr. Was part of the Outlaws, it’s more considered Outlaw Country cause they just sang about wild nights,drugs and woman,pretty much Outlaw Cowboys of country music, hopefully this help 🤷🏻
It's about the night the DEA busted him for a pound of coke.Waylon never tried to hurt Jessi,he said he was never mean in the drug days just never home
Hope you get on some Yelawolf bro....dude so slept on still it's criminal. He's sick asf, and though you never really cared for Em{nor do I}, Em signed him for a reason. Elvis Messy, Mountain Dew Mouth, Alligator Boots with Struggle Jennings{Waylon's grandson}and Bloody Sunday....think you'll like Yela over Em my guy.
U was tryin to think of what u know about country & u said one guy with dark sun glasses. U wasn't sure if that was Johny Cash. U was probably thinkin of Hank Williams JR? Who is freinds with & made similar type songs as Johny Cash & also Wylon Jennings. All three of those guys have had close friendships & made music together. But Hank Williams Jr had the dark glasses almost like a trade mark but they are to cover scars & a badly damaged eye. If that's who u are thinking of he has the glasses , cowboy hat & dark bearded face. Earlier yrs long hair as well? If u watch football u would know him from the Monday night theme song, "are u ready for some football". That's Hank Williams Jr A.K.A. Bocephus. He wears the glasses & has the mountain man beard for a spacific reason. He was in a mountain climbing accident when the doctors say he should have died. He fell off a mountain & went down 500 ft & hit his head & face on a Boulder that stopped him. He has had 8 facial reconstruction surgurys. He had to learn to walk & talk again. He has a big plastic plate in his head. He covers the scars with the beard & glasses. It split his head open so bad they said his brain was exposed! He had to lie there awake for 4 hrs like that before a chopper could get into where he was to help him. His eye popped out of his head. They made a movie about him. U should check it out. It's called living proof. He is a tuff SOB!!!
This guy is clueless. The term outlaw has nothing to do with hip hop or rap. The term outlaw came from the wild west, people like cowboys and the famous Jesse James who robbed banks and or broke other laws like murder, horse thieves, cattle or hog thieves. Country music, blue grass, folk music, hillbilly or mountain music and rock a billy music and opera music is the oldest types of music in the world. Johnny Cash, Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis where considered rock a billy which means country and rock n roll. Waylon and Willie Nelson where country music. When Waylon Jennings first started some of his songs where considered rock a billy.
Waylon was the outlaw, he bucked the Nashville system and recorded music his way. He was on and produced country’s 1st platinum album The Outlaws which you should check out. Two years later Waylon had the 1st triple platinum album. Waylon is the GOAT
Waylon started his music career in Rock as a band member for singer songwriter Buddy Holly. Holly had parted ways with his original band The Crickets. Waylon was a friend and was touring as a band member with Buddy Holly, Richie Valens, and the Big Bopper. The song American Pie was written about "the day the music died." Buddy had chartered a private plane and Waylon would have died with him that day if he hadn't taken pity on The Big Bopper and let him have his place because he (the Big Bopper) was sick. The heater on their tour bus didn't work and it was so cold one of the men on that bus got frostbite. Buddy Holly was so influential in his short life that two rock bands were named in his honor, the Beatles and the Hollies. Waylon did all kinds of music, mostly country with a beat.
Outlaw Country is its own genre. Waylon, Cash, Willie and Kris Kristofferson were a Super group and owned Country music for a moment. They were called The Highwaymen.
Thanks for the View & Background!
Older country is so much better than New Age country. It was a mix of old 60-70s rock influenced by Hank Williams and what not. I don't like country that much but there's some very good songs by these older artists. New Age Country is too over produced. Something about the rawness of the older music
Waylon played bass for Buddy Holly. They were on a tour in Minnesota Iowa and Michigan in the middle of February. The buses did have heat. Buddy charted a plane to get to Moorhead. Waylon was suppose to be on the plane but gave his seat up to the Big Bopper who had the flu. Richie Valens won a coin flip with Tommy Allsup. February 3 1959 the day the music died. Buddy told Waylon I hope you freeze your ass off on the bus. Waylon came back with I hope your plane crashes. Waylon always blamed himself. He never lived it down.
He thought that remark caused the crash for a long time. Waylon was only around 20 years old when Buddy died.
There is a remix of this with his grandson Struggle Jennings
And it features Yellowolf as well! I love Struggle. He's a true poet..
This is REAL Country Music. I would recommend Waylon Jennings- Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way?
He was also supposed to be on the plane that killed Buddy Holly, Richie Valenz, and the Big Bopper. He was Buddy Holly’s bassist if I remember, and gave up his seat on the plane for someone that had the flu. And supposedly Buddy told Waylon he hoped his bus froze and Waylon told him he hoped his plane crashed, and we know what happened.
Waylon's wife was Jessie Coulter. Struggle Jennings was her grandson. Waylon was step-grandpa to Struggle. Waylon and Jessie had a son Shooter Jennings, who is a singer and musician. Jessie's first husband was legendary guitarist Duane Eddy. Waylon's first son provided him with grandson Whey Jennings, another fine singer and songwriter. He sounds a lot like Waylon.
The Original Outlaw! Thank you for puttin’ Waylon put there!
Important to know…Waylon wrote this from real life event. You should check out his original recording of this song.
Your comment got caught off at "You should check out his original recording of"???
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Waylon wrote the song “Don’t y’all think this outlaw things done got outta hand” it recreates the cocaine bust that Waylon was a part of! I read the biography and that is the funniest thing I’ve ever heard in my life!
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I think it's "Outlaw bit....."
I believe the dive in roadhouse was double duece
Stage coavh is a good movie the four musicians in the photo were known collectively as the highwaymen a super group
Willie wasn't there. Waylon was in a recording studio trying to record some songs when the FEDs came through the back door. Waylon had a cocaine habit for years. I was a young fan and I was worried for Waylon when I heard about the drug bust on TV.
Thanks for reacting to my all time favorite male country singer. When Waylon sang a lyric, you felt it. The lyric refers to an incident when during a recording session, the Feds raided Waylon and his crew looking for a shipment of cocaine. According to the song, he was "busted for possession of somerhing that was long gone." Waylon, Willie Nelson and some others were called Outlaws and their music was called Outlaw Music, in the pages of Country Music magazine based in New York City. The arrest happened in the 1970's. I recommend a listen to "Only Daddy That'll Walk the Line," "Lonesome, Onry and Mean," and "Out Among the Stars." Those are all fine performances by Waylon, along with several hundred others.
It was coccaine. Waylon had quite a habit for 21 years. Then quit.
The story in the song:
The Feds had followed a package of coccaine from his manager's office in New York to the music studio where he was working. Waylon had it sitting on his music stand, but when he realized the Feds were in the building, he tossed the package behind a baseboard in what he described as a miracle shot. Long story short: at some point while the Feds were there his drummer, Richie Albright, retrieved the coke and flushed it away. Anyway, Waylon was arrested but the charges were eventually dropped (no evidence). He said that, even so, the whole ordeal cost him around $100,000.
This all happened in the late '70's, but Waylon didn't quit coke for another 6 years or so. No rehab. Cold turkey.
It was basically clean up or die.
This song is a pretty accurate play-by-play of the whole ordeal.
Yes, the beautiful woman in all the the pics is his wife, Jessi Colter.
Waylon passed away in 2002. Jessi is still alive. They were married from 1969 until his death, 32 years.
One last thing: A publicist named Hazel Smith was the first to use the term Outlaw to describe him. It had nothing to do with drugs; she used the term because Waylon bucked the country music system in Nashville. He wanted to make his music HIS way, with his own writers and musicians.
That’s Jessie Coulter. That is his wife. He has passed. He is my favorite country music artist. Great singer, songwriter and guitar player. I can listen to his music all day long.
When you get a chance, send me a cpl of recommendations I should react to. Thanks for the View & Comment!
Mine favorite too
Johnny cash, Kristoffer Kristofferson Waylon Jennings and Willie Nelson the Outlaws
He done amphetamines for 15yrs and then had a $1500 dollar a day coke habit for 10yrs. He rented a house outside of Phoenix and quit cold turkey. This song is the feds tracked a package of coke to his studio but his drummer flushed it down the toilet and all he caught was a possession charge from what was left in the bag.
If you've seen the Blade movies, you've seen Kris Kristofferson. He played the Day Walker's mentor/dad figure.
Yo g now you gotta do Waylons grandsons remix
Struggle Jennings/Yelawolf - outlaw shit
ruclips.net/video/_hZL3-ZsZVw/видео.html
Aight I will add it to the Request List! Thanks for the View & Comment!
there is a faster tempo version called outlaw bit that was for radio in the time you could not say Shit on radio or some venues
I would like to request a reaction to a song by Charlie Rich, Life's Little Ups and Downs. It was written by his wife about their marriage. Or maybe Feel Like Going Home, the demo version. It is his greatest ever.
There is concert footage on RUclips where Cheryl Ladd came up to Waylon at the microphone and told him how handsome he was. For young folks who don't know, Cheryl Ladd was one of the stars of Charlie's Angels. And only the most beautiful women got those TV roles. So yes, there were groupies for the country music stars. Waylon's beautiful dark-haired wife Jessie Colter was equally beautiful. I'm sure she did her best to keep her man and it worked because their love was real.
I that interaction was hilarious.
Welcome to REAL country music. Check out more about him, Johnny Cash, George Jones, or David Allen Coe. All of which wrote some of the rawest music of their era.
Send me the links for a few songs you think I should react to. Thanks!
@@oldschoolhip-hopheadriorea9178 check out Johnny Cash “Sunday morning coming down” or “Cocaine Blues” for example.
I preferred the original of this song. I read Waylon liked this later version. Yes true story of being busted at the recording studio. His grandson Struggle Jennings has a version of outlaw sh*t
There’s many different sounds to Country Music. However, you are always guaranteed a great story.
I've heard that about Country music.🤣🤣Thanks for the View & Comment!
A boy named sue (Jonny Cash)
Singing thru my nose = snorting coke
That's what I thought! Thanks for the View & Comment!
I’ll try to keep it short, yes true story, yes that is his wife, the song is about him trying to kill her one night while he was messed up, that’s why in the 1st verse he said they spent the night protecting you from me, kris kristofferson, was country then got into Hollywood, he’s whistler in the blade movies, also Hank Williams Jr. Was part of the Outlaws, it’s more considered Outlaw Country cause they just sang about wild nights,drugs and woman,pretty much Outlaw Cowboys of country music, hopefully this help 🤷🏻
Don't forget Johnny Paycheck.
It's about the night the DEA busted him for a pound of coke.Waylon never tried to hurt Jessi,he said he was never mean in the drug days just never home
Thanks for the View & Clarification!
Thanks for the View & Comment!
You got any recommendations for Johnny Paycheck?
REQUESTL: Cyrus (Outlaw Shit) ruclips.net/video/PT2xHnR8Qco/видео.html
Hope you get on some Yelawolf bro....dude so slept on still it's criminal. He's sick asf, and though you never really cared for Em{nor do I}, Em signed him for a reason. Elvis Messy, Mountain Dew Mouth, Alligator Boots with Struggle Jennings{Waylon's grandson}and Bloody Sunday....think you'll like Yela over Em my guy.
Hank Williams Jr
kris kristopher a great music writher
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Chris Stapleton
Hardy
That is his wife
Thanks for the View & Comment!
U was tryin to think of what u know about country & u said one guy with dark sun glasses. U wasn't sure if that was Johny Cash. U was probably thinkin of Hank Williams JR? Who is freinds with & made similar type songs as Johny Cash & also Wylon Jennings. All three of those guys have had close friendships & made music together. But Hank Williams Jr had the dark glasses almost like a trade mark but they are to cover scars & a badly damaged eye. If that's who u are thinking of he has the glasses , cowboy hat & dark bearded face. Earlier yrs long hair as well? If u watch football u would know him from the Monday night theme song, "are u ready for some football". That's Hank Williams Jr A.K.A. Bocephus. He wears the glasses & has the mountain man beard for a spacific reason. He was in a mountain climbing accident when the doctors say he should have died. He fell off a mountain & went down 500 ft & hit his head & face on a Boulder that stopped him. He has had 8 facial reconstruction surgurys. He had to learn to walk & talk again. He has a big plastic plate in his head. He covers the scars with the beard & glasses. It split his head open so bad they said his brain was exposed! He had to lie there awake for 4 hrs like that before a chopper could get into where he was to help him. His eye popped out of his head.
They made a movie about him. U should check it out. It's called living proof. He is a tuff SOB!!!
At one point he had a 1500.00 a day coke habit
In the words of Rick James..."Cocaine is a Helluva Drug" Thanks for the View & Comment!
This guy is clueless. The term outlaw has nothing to do with hip hop or rap.
The term outlaw came from the wild west, people like cowboys and the famous Jesse James who robbed banks and or broke other laws like murder, horse thieves, cattle or hog thieves. Country music, blue grass, folk music, hillbilly or mountain music and rock a billy music and opera music is the oldest types of music in the world. Johnny Cash, Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis where considered rock a billy which means country and rock n roll. Waylon and Willie Nelson where country music. When Waylon Jennings first started some of his songs where considered rock a billy.
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joe simon theme from cleopatra jones
Aight, I will add to the Request List!
FYI- I did that Real Live "Aint No Love" you requested yesterday, the video should be out Mon or Weds!
Anything in particular you lookig for idea 4? Not country no clue
Nothing particular.
james brown blind man can see it black caesar soundtrack
Aight, I will add to the Request List!
FYI- I did that Big Shug "CRUSH" yesterday, video should be out Mon or Weds!
mobb deep Q.U. hectic
That's a BANGER! I'll add to the Request List on my other channel!
MOBB DEEP PLAYLIST: ruclips.net/p/PLXwp7SPcu9OEzt6idAKqLAkdcEtXjkxAT
pudgee make em die ez elpee production