The little guy dancing in the video is my now 15 yr old son, Carson Turner. I'm the steel player in front of the horns. Waylon loved Carson very much. We were family, not want to be's like some that claim to be "On The Inside".
my favorite guitar player of all time is Reggie Young! I grew up on a farm 12 miles from Littlefield ,Tx. I opened up for Waylon when i was 19yrs. old playing in a local band and he played a home town concert! Ralph Mooney was playing steel at the time. I bought my gasoline for my old truck @ Waylon's brother James' Exxon filling station. Now it is a beer barn and memorabilia store called Waymore's! I can't help but thing of home everytime i hear Waylon sing! Robbie, that's a cute kid!
I visited Waymore’s and actually donated a few things to the collection. My autographed tour book and I made two welcome signs that look like Waylon’s guitars. One looks like the Tribute Tele he’s playing here and the other the older ones that he played for many years. James drove me around Littlefield showing me stuff about Waylon and told me some funny stories.
Yep, it seemed to come alive when Reggie powered up his amp, what a great player what a great sound this guy had,, Played on "In the Ghetto" a grea guitar lick
I'd rather listen to one of Waylon's rough rehearsal sessions than a polished stage show of one of the corporately manufactured (so called) Country Music stars today. I would have gladly paid a couple hundred bucks to be sitting over in the corner in a folding chair.
To Dumb for New York City To Ugly for LA. This is The Waymore Blues Band in it's full glory with Wes Delk at FOH and Greg Kane on Monitors with Rex Frazier as tech for WAYLON, you see him sitting down front. WAYLON, Jessi, Rance, Barny, Carter, Reggie, Jenny Lynn, Robby, Steve, Charlie, Jim, Jigger the best band ever!!
Just accidentally discovered this clip while I was knocking around RUclips looking for something else. So I'm sitting here sucking coffee down at 9:30 in the morning on the Fifth of July thinking, "Jesus, what a GREAT band." And I scroll down and sidemen start popping up in the comments, and then, whadaya know? Here come the roadies. Props to everybody on the crew, AND in the band. I saw somebody comment on a completely unrelated post the other day, "It's worth being old now to have been young then." True story.
The sax man is the well named Jim Horn. He helped my friend Dick load up an amp in '63 when Jim was a Rebel- backing Duane Eddy in England. He's a big man all right.
Saw that on many road cases in the 70's and 80's. I was there. I mixed monitors and was one the audio engineers on a live country radio show every saturday night second only to the grand ole opry for live on air performances. We had Waylon about every other year. some times twice a year. Was called the WWVA Wheeling Jamboree USA. a 2500 seat theatre with a radio station and a 50,000 watt transmitter. those were the days my friends. I thought they would never end.
THEY SAY WAYLON KILLED THREE DRUMMERS, TWO BASS PLAYERS, EIGHTEEN FIDDLE PLAYERS, SIX HORN PLAYERS, AND ONE SOUND MAN DURING HIS CAREER - YOU GET EM WAYLON! ROFL! I MISS WAYLON!
There will ever be another Waylon. I think he is wonderful. I am proud Jessie got him off of drugs. He is one of a kind. I think him Hank Jr sung great together .I wish he was still alive.Never got meet in person.You're one the best Waylon.
You didn't read his book! He went "cold turkey" and got himself off the drugs! Jessie was always there in the background, but he told her, "I got myself on to the drugs and I'll get myself off them."
No maam Jessie didn't do that cause they were together for years before he went cold turkey to give her and Shooter the man they deserved. Love all aspects of Waylon and his music, even before the "outlaw" stuff. And don't know if you realize it but the only thing he and the M othera did that got them labeled as outlaws was to shove it at Nashville and play, sing and act natural! Then the drugs took Waylon over. Jessie, Willie, Tompall didn't go hogwild on drugs, Waylon went to the extreme!
I enjoy the telephoto lens used to record this. I have one minor suggestion. If you get the opportunity to capture a piece of history again make sure you are so far away that we can’t see what your videotaped we only hear it. Awesome video, It took me a minute to realize you were going for the nose bleed section video while you were 7’ away from Waylon.
No offense, steel player.... but without Ralph Mooney it's just not the same. Waylon & horns do not match. BUT obviously Reggie Young is/was a genius. Waylon too.🎸🎻
The mark of a great guitar player, someone who can tie it all together and lead musically. Reggie Young certainly does that. A class act.
Man......!! I just love the dynamics of Waylon and his band. Just the way this tune started out and crescendoed at the end.
Excellent job guys!👍👍😎
The little guy dancing in the video is my now 15 yr old son, Carson Turner. I'm the steel player in front of the horns. Waylon loved Carson very much. We were family, not want to be's like some that claim to be "On The Inside".
And the steel player is none other than Robby Turner. :)
aretee that's awesome. 👍🏻
No. That happened in late 2001.
Whatever became of Rance? We were friends way back in the early 70's when he was with Home Brew. He went to Nashville & I went to Austin.
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What a band. So happy I found this video. Better late than never. Thanks.
Notice how it was all pulled together by Reggie Young. The mark of a great lead player.
REGGIE YOUNG BEST IN THE BUSINESS
RIP Reggie always missed!!
Waylon gave his Broadcaster to Reggie. Reggie sold it at auction and now Keith Urban owns it.
my favorite guitar player of all time is Reggie Young! I grew up on a farm 12 miles from Littlefield ,Tx. I opened up for Waylon when i was 19yrs. old playing in a local band and he played a home town concert! Ralph Mooney was playing steel at the time. I bought my gasoline for my old truck @ Waylon's brother James' Exxon filling station. Now it is a beer barn and memorabilia store called Waymore's! I can't help but thing of home everytime i hear Waylon sing! Robbie, that's a cute kid!
My favorite guitarist is Carl Perkins.
I visited Waymore’s and actually donated a few things to the collection. My autographed tour book and I made two welcome signs that look like Waylon’s guitars. One looks like the Tribute Tele he’s playing here and the other the older ones that he played for many years. James drove me around Littlefield showing me stuff about Waylon and told me some funny stories.
@@rexoates3353 That’s a cool story Rex. James and Helen Jennings are good people. I’ll have to check out your signs. I’m going there this weekend.
Waylon and Reggie Young all in the same clip....Awesome!!
Reggie Young RIP!!!! 🎸 Waylon was good but no one could play like Reggie! Waylon probably learned a thing or 2 ! RIP!!!! Waylon!
Theres music... then theres good stuff like this
what a lucky man you are sir. i always heard waylon had a heart of gold behind his outlaw look.
Love the horn section!
If you want to know someone s mind listen to their words. If you want to know someone's heart within their actions.
Memphis' s own, Reggie Young, on lead guitar. Waylon seemed like a real cool dude. R.I.P.
Yep, it seemed to come alive when Reggie powered up his amp, what a great player what a great sound this guy had,, Played on "In the Ghetto" a grea guitar lick
Reggie was definitely a Hoss on guitar; all the big stars wanted him on their shows.
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@@11calman don’t forget the opening licks on Drift Away. The guy could pull magical riffs like a rabbit from a hat.
Love this stuff wish you had more of these!
I'd rather listen to one of Waylon's rough rehearsal sessions than a polished stage show of one of the corporately manufactured (so called) Country Music stars today. I would have gladly paid a couple hundred bucks to be sitting over in the corner in a folding chair.
thank god for this piece of treasure called WAYLON
The song was "Where Do We Go From Here" from Waylon's MCA album A Man Called Hoss 1987
what i love about old waylon is you can be completly metal and stil have to love and admire the man
To Dumb for New York City To Ugly for LA. This is The Waymore Blues Band in it's full glory with Wes Delk at FOH and Greg Kane on Monitors with Rex Frazier as tech for WAYLON, you see him sitting down front. WAYLON, Jessi, Rance, Barny, Carter, Reggie, Jenny Lynn, Robby, Steve, Charlie, Jim, Jigger the best band ever!!
I miss those days...
Just accidentally discovered this clip while I was knocking around RUclips looking for something else.
So I'm sitting here sucking coffee down at 9:30 in the morning on the Fifth of July thinking, "Jesus, what a GREAT band."
And I scroll down and sidemen start popping up in the comments, and then, whadaya know? Here come the roadies.
Props to everybody on the crew, AND in the band.
I saw somebody comment on a completely unrelated post the other day, "It's worth being old now to have been young then."
True story.
This is freakin’ brilliant. One of my favorite Waylon songs. Thanks🙏
The sax man is the well named Jim Horn. He helped my friend Dick load up an amp in '63 when Jim was a Rebel- backing Duane Eddy in England. He's a big man all right.
Priceless !! Thanks for sharing.
I played for 25 years and his music was my most influential, and most requested. This is, as stated before, priceless. Thans
Waylon, Jim Horn, and Reggie Young. Wow.
What a band.
This ain't no dress rehearsal, we are professionals, and this IS the big time. RIP Waylon after all these years...
Saw that on many road cases in the 70's and 80's. I was there. I mixed monitors and was one the audio engineers on a live country radio show every saturday night second only to the grand ole opry for live on air performances. We had Waylon about every other year. some times twice a year. Was called the WWVA Wheeling Jamboree USA. a 2500 seat theatre with a radio station and a 50,000 watt transmitter. those were the days my friends. I thought they would never end.
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I sure wish I could have sat in on his rehearsal
yep me too i would have loved to have been here
THEY SAY WAYLON KILLED THREE DRUMMERS, TWO BASS PLAYERS, EIGHTEEN FIDDLE PLAYERS, SIX HORN PLAYERS, AND ONE SOUND MAN DURING HIS CAREER - YOU GET EM WAYLON!
ROFL!
I MISS WAYLON!
WOW! what a great video it must have been amazing to be a part of that. :)
it was.
Still the best!!
There will ever be another Waylon. I think he is wonderful. I am proud Jessie got him off of drugs. He is one of a kind. I think him Hank Jr sung great together .I wish he was still alive.Never got meet in person.You're one the best Waylon.
You didn't read his book!
He went "cold turkey" and got himself off the drugs!
Jessie was always there in the background, but he told her,
"I got myself on to the drugs and I'll get myself off them."
@Allyn Howell exactly...and prolly 75 percent of the accusers are dope heads themselves
No maam Jessie didn't do that cause they were together for years before he went cold turkey to give her and Shooter the man they deserved. Love all aspects of Waylon and his music, even before the "outlaw" stuff. And don't know if you realize it but the only thing he and the M othera did that got them labeled as outlaws was to shove it at Nashville and play, sing and act natural! Then the drugs took Waylon over. Jessie, Willie, Tompall didn't go hogwild on drugs, Waylon went to the extreme!
Know what you mean. I like blues and rock n roll but damn if I can't sit down and listen to Waylon anytime!
Thats what a band is all about
Reggie Young Legend!
I enjoy the telephoto lens used to record this. I have one minor suggestion. If you get the opportunity to capture a piece of history again make sure you are so far away that we can’t see what your videotaped we only hear it. Awesome video, It took me a minute to realize you were going for the nose bleed section video while you were 7’ away from Waylon.
Sounds pretty ragged when the rehersal starts out but I knew they'd get it GOING !!! I love it.
YES! Reggie is the king!
bairdt2006 ~ "Where Do We Go From Here?" Waylon mentions it at the beginning.
Deep Groove.
Great - where would you get a chance to see something like this except youtube - thanks for posting.
joe blow ~ Carson Robertson's little boy was dancing out of camera view.
Flames
Love the guitar player in a Cardinals shirt
Richie 🥁
Reggie 🎸
Waylon 🎤
➕ R.I.P.
This is great! Does anyone have any info on the thinner non-leather bound tele Waymore is playing here? Thanks!
I AM WHO I AM..
The first 2 and a half minutes are a lot like my band’s rehearsals…
I think that was the rehersal for waylons final concert. Never say die.
no, it was for our last tour.
@@wesdelk5381 our last tour
@@wesdelk5381 was Waylon having problems with his foot at this point?
Where's the fiddler, Jenny Lynn?
👍
who is the lead guitarist absoloutly ace
Reggie young
Trying to figure out the name of the song they are doing. Does anyone know? Pretty damn good! I'd like to work it up and start doing it!
It's not scooter....it's SHOOTER Jennings
I didnt see anybody dancing.
What song was that that you were rehearsing?
What song is he rehearsing?
Looks like a studio session tho
Whose the little boy? Is this Shooter, Waylon's son?
Robbie’s boy, Carson. Shooter woulda been about 20 years old here
Reggie Young is unquestionably a top-rated guitar player, but there's a lot more cooking than Reggie.
might be good muso`s boys-but keep them knobbly knees hid!!!!!
No offense, steel player.... but without Ralph Mooney it's just not the same. Waylon & horns do not match. BUT obviously Reggie Young is/was a genius. Waylon too.🎸🎻
Waylon had horns on his albums his whole career. He states in his biography how much he loved horns.
soak it up kid lol
Cant stand horns in country music
Leads don't come any sharper than this , such a respected Artist.
Greatly missed.