Alex, I'm 53 and I seen him and willie many times in the late 70s as a teenager and 80s as a young man, you have the music, please try to hold on to your youth, it leaves so so fast
Super badass! The band, Waylon - in their prime! One of Billy Joe's greatest songs. Can't beat this, man. Waylon makes singing like he does look so so easy, but man I swear he is as sophisticated and masterful a vocalist as Sinatra, which is a high compliment for sure. It's through attempting to sing and deliver a song the way Waylon does that one really learns just how nuanced and sensitive a musician he was. And of course for all the skill and experience, ultimately it's his ability to convey emotions that sound authentic and integral to the song that make what he does a high art. You feel the characters' emotions and become captivated by the stories contained in the songs when Waylon sings them, and equally well when singing other's songs as his own. That's the mark of a true artist. And he sure as heck knowed how to pick em - his repetoire was damn near flawless. Damn what I'd give to have seen him live like we see here, but alas I was still a year shy of being born. :(
Perfect comment on an imperfect man who happened to be perfectly what we needed and still do to this day. His ability is unmatched in any genre and any generation. He brought skills, passion, grit, determination, integrity to a business that everyone had some of those things but only Waylon had all of them in unlimited supply.
I genuinely Love this man! I was 13 when I first heard him on the radio. I joined the columbia record club and bought every album I could find! He was my biggest hero growing up, him and The Duke!
kicko61 Ralph Mooney lived not far from Burleson (where I live) and I did a feature story on him for the newspaper I edited. I made several subsequent visits to his house. He was a really nice guy as well as a heck of a steel player. He also wrote several memorable country songs, Crazy Arms being one of them.
Singing about his time spent in Phoenix before he got big.Played at JD’s,Mr Lucky’s and the Riverside Ballroom.He worked at Green Gables which was a big restaurant here.
He was a part of a group of disenfranchised artists that, despite their ‘outlaw’ status, stayed relatively true to pure country music. It won’t, and hasn’t really been, the same.
Mary Mcright for the life of me I will never understand why people just have to bring up Waylons addiction....if anyone is a true fan of his they know about it... And it doesn't matter HIS fans love the man and his music... Your comment was AND is trifling... My opinion
Waylon’s long discography and in those performances the honesty and soul, I hear that. From those old Nashville LPs to the back end. He was up front and honest too about his struggles. Just a lovable guy with music I listen to daily still 😂
I knew him and his addiction and how he beat it is part of his identity. An identity he never denied or try to apologize for he gave zero shits what any of us thought. The music and only the music mattered. “The music is bigger than any of us Hoss and you better not forget it”
My Mother turn me on to Waylon. I still see her know feeling his music. I turned on to Waylon after that my Dad grabbed me and Sat me down with Ghost Riders in the sky MR. Jonny Cash.
I saw an interview with Waylon where he was kind of bragging about how good he could still play/sing when he was completely corn snookered...I guess he was right. 😂
Song really hits me. I've made a career out of bringing Michelin grade food to local bars. Much like waylon brought top notch music to little known honky tonks and local bars. There's something to be said about those big fish who hang around the small ponds. They bring more to their community that way I feel. Thanks waylon for inspiring me to strive for exceptionalism no matter what im trying to do.
I couldn't sing half as good stone cold sober, so I'd have to say that this just highlights the man's unbelievable talent. To sing and play like that, drunk, high, or a mixture of both just means you don't know your songs, you ARE your songs. It's a whole other deal when you're that damn genuine.
I prefer his music from the cocain days. Everyone has a vice . What's yours?. Mine is caffiene. Who cares . Not me . Roll with flow and enjoy the great music.
Low down leaving sun Done, did everything that needs done Woe is me, why can't I see? I'd best be leaving well enough alone Where do it go? The good Lord only knows Seems like it was just the other day I was down at Green Gables, hakwing them tables And generally blowing all my hard earned pay Piano rolled blues, danced holes in my shoes There weren't another other way to be For lovable losers, no account boozers And honky tonk heroes like me Where does it go? The good Lord only knows Seems like it was just the other day I was down at Green Gables, hawking them tables Generally blowing all my hard earned pay Piano rolled blues, danced holes in my shoes There weren't another other way to be For lovable losers and no account boozers And honky tonk heroes like me Where does it go? The good Lord only knows And seems like it was just the other day I was down at Green Gables and hawking them tables And generally blowing all my hard earned pay Piano rolled blues, danced holes in my shoes There weren't another other way to be For them lovable losers and no account boozers And honky tonk heroes like me
Old Billy Joe Shaver and his outlaw poems He wrote this one and Many of Waylon’s (this one’s a true story about his a mama as a bar hop) Green Gables is a actual Bar and Grill Billy Joe Said You tell Waylon that I can write a better song that he can but he’s prettier than I am 😂😂 so it will sell more records if he plays them As kid Billy Joe idolized Waylon and many more he wrote for but he never could get past the honky Tonks in his career He said because I ain’t letting no walking (male Appendage ) with a hangman’s noose around his neck tell me how to sang and play my own D$& music
I like to share music and videos that I spend my money on... I put my mark on it and others respect that and don't take it... Why would you give a damn?? Sounds like you are just an ungrateful troll that bitches about everything, including free entertainment!.. Go buy your Waylon content and do what you want to with it! Amazon is a good place to start!
My Mother turn me on to Waylon. I still see her know feeling his music. I turned on to Waylon after that my Dad grabbed me and Sat me down with Ghost Riders in the sky MR. Jonny Cash.
My biggest Hero ... I wish I could of seen him live ... I'm 23
Same, I'm 34.
There was no other like him. His stage presence was legendary. His voice was so stern and he was a hell of a man. Cheers to waktocia big hoss jennings
Alex, I'm 53 and I seen him and willie many times in the late 70s as a teenager and 80s as a young man, you have the music, please try to hold on to your youth, it leaves so so fast
@@11Hasaan me too and I'm 19
❤❤me too, i’am 82 years old! I listen to Waylon Jennings everyday ❤ 2:49
Willies loyalty to Waylon beyound the grave is admirable in interviews
What do you mean?
Super badass! The band, Waylon - in their prime! One of Billy Joe's greatest songs. Can't beat this, man. Waylon makes singing like he does look so so easy, but man I swear he is as sophisticated and masterful a vocalist as Sinatra, which is a high compliment for sure. It's through attempting to sing and deliver a song the way Waylon does that one really learns just how nuanced and sensitive a musician he was. And of course for all the skill and experience, ultimately it's his ability to convey emotions that sound authentic and integral to the song that make what he does a high art. You feel the characters' emotions and become captivated by the stories contained in the songs when Waylon sings them, and equally well when singing other's songs as his own. That's the mark of a true artist. And he sure as heck knowed how to pick em - his repetoire was damn near flawless. Damn what I'd give to have seen him live like we see here, but alas I was still a year shy of being born. :(
Perfect comment on an imperfect man who happened to be perfectly what we needed and still do to this day. His ability is unmatched in any genre and any generation. He brought skills, passion, grit, determination, integrity to a business that everyone had some of those things but only Waylon had all of them in unlimited supply.
All i gotta say about this is.... rock n roll with it waylon jennings!!!! Play that outlaw shit!!!, Whoop Whoop Whoop!!!!
I genuinely Love this man! I was 13 when I first heard him on the radio. I joined the columbia record club and bought every album I could find! He was my biggest hero growing up, him and The Duke!
Billy Joe Shaver sure could write them songs! RIP Waylon, Billy Joe and Eddy Shaver.
Larry Whitmore on 12 string. One of my best friends ever. Ralph Mooney on steel.
kicko61 Ralph Mooney lived not far from Burleson (where I live) and I did a feature story on him for the newspaper I edited. I made several subsequent visits to his house. He was a really nice guy as well as a heck of a steel player. He also wrote several memorable country songs, Crazy Arms being one of them.
@@jmoody166 Did Ralph tell you any Waylon stories you care to share?
YEA GOT TO MET LARRY WHEN HE MOVED INTO UTAH HELLVA MAN
Singing about his time spent in Phoenix before he got big.Played at JD’s,Mr Lucky’s and the Riverside Ballroom.He worked at Green Gables which was a big restaurant here.
Michael McKenzie Billy Jo Shaver wrote this tune bud
jamman6565 yep doesn’t mean he didn’t work with Waylon writing the tune for him
Billy Jo worked at Green Gables not Waylon. Green Gables is in texas
@@marccohen4571 I’m 65 born and raised in Phoenix.Yes indeed we had a Green Gables and yes Waylon worked there.
@@marccohen4571 google John’s green gables
Goes Out 2, My l8 Gr8 Friend. [DAVID B] 517 RIP.
He was a part of a group of disenfranchised artists that, despite their ‘outlaw’ status, stayed relatively true to pure country music. It won’t, and hasn’t really been, the same.
This is so America
R. I. P.
WAYLON 🇨🇱 JENNINGS 🎸
Ralph Mooney
Love Ole Watashii.Miss you
Waylon!.
As soon as the drum comes in, I feel like kicking some shit!
waylon's micro has cigarette's burns on it classic
The one only Waylon !
He really found his style in the early 70s
Another great performance by Waylon. Enjoyed!!!
Waylon doing what he does best...Cant beat this if ya tried...
Can't beat it with a big stick
Mary Mcright for the life of me I will never understand why people just have to bring up Waylons addiction....if anyone is a true fan of his they know about it... And it doesn't matter HIS fans love the man and his music... Your comment was AND is trifling... My opinion
Hey Donna how are you doing today???
I bring it up because he overcame that addiction without rehab. That's one of the most admirable things about waylon.
Waylon’s long discography and in those performances the honesty and soul, I hear that. From those old Nashville LPs to the back end. He was up front and honest too about his struggles. Just a lovable guy with music I listen to daily still 😂
I knew him and his addiction and how he beat it is part of his identity. An identity he never denied or try to apologize for he gave zero shits what any of us thought. The music and only the music mattered. “The music is bigger than any of us Hoss and you better not forget it”
You don't get great music like this without it.
My Mother turn me on to Waylon. I still see her know feeling his music. I turned on to Waylon after that my Dad grabbed me and Sat me down with Ghost Riders in the sky MR. Jonny Cash.
Thank you Mr Lloyd! sorry for the late reply man... I been covered up with work... thanks for listening my friend
I saw an interview with Waylon where he was kind of bragging about how good he could still play/sing when he was completely corn snookered...I guess he was right. 😂
cool
Extremely gifted. One of the greats. What a band!
Song really hits me. I've made a career out of bringing Michelin grade food to local bars. Much like waylon brought top notch music to little known honky tonks and local bars. There's something to be said about those big fish who hang around the small ponds. They bring more to their community that way I feel. Thanks waylon for inspiring me to strive for exceptionalism no matter what im trying to do.
Awesome
Hey Juanita how are you doing today???
so glad to see Larry Whitmore
Hi liz
Hey how are you doing today????
IT seems this is one of his favorites. He appears wasted however thank you for posting this one VIDEO. The quality is good.
I couldn't sing half as good stone cold sober, so I'd have to say that this just highlights the man's unbelievable talent. To sing and play like that, drunk, high, or a mixture of both just means you don't know your songs, you ARE your songs. It's a whole other deal when you're that damn genuine.
Hey Mary how are you doing today???
I prefer his music from the cocain days. Everyone has a vice . What's yours?. Mine is caffiene. Who cares . Not me . Roll with flow and enjoy the great music.
Mine is weed. Everyone has to have something!
This is real cool... two thumbs up... will have to share this with others.. thank you for introducing this one to me.
Thank you buddy and you are very welcome!
❤❤THANK YOU V A HOSS FOR POSTING THIS VIDEO! YOU BRING SO MUCH JOY TO All OF US❤❤
waylon killing every verse and the band too 1:04 cool 1:40 on killing it last verse totally and more
i wanna be this high n sing like this omfg
Low down leaving sun
Done, did everything that needs done
Woe is me, why can't I see?
I'd best be leaving well enough alone
Where do it go? The good Lord only knows
Seems like it was just the other day
I was down at Green Gables, hakwing them tables
And generally blowing all my hard earned pay
Piano rolled blues, danced holes in my shoes
There weren't another other way to be
For lovable losers, no account boozers
And honky tonk heroes like me
Where does it go? The good Lord only knows
Seems like it was just the other day
I was down at Green Gables, hawking them tables
Generally blowing all my hard earned pay
Piano rolled blues, danced holes in my shoes
There weren't another other way to be
For lovable losers and no account boozers
And honky tonk heroes like me
Where does it go? The good Lord only knows
And seems like it was just the other day
I was down at Green Gables and hawking them tables
And generally blowing all my hard earned pay
Piano rolled blues, danced holes in my shoes
There weren't another other way to be
For them lovable losers and no account boozers
And honky tonk heroes like me
Thank you much my friend!! :)
Yee Haw !!!!!!
when did he play in boulder co
Old
Billy Joe Shaver and his outlaw poems
He wrote this one and
Many of Waylon’s (this one’s a true story about his a mama as a bar hop)
Green Gables is a actual Bar and Grill
Billy Joe Said
You tell Waylon that I can write a better song that he can but he’s prettier than I am 😂😂 so it will sell more records if he plays them
As kid Billy Joe idolized Waylon and many more he wrote for but he never could get past the honky Tonks in his career
He said because I ain’t letting no walking (male
Appendage ) with a hangman’s noose around his neck tell me how to sang and play my own D$& music
I like to share music and videos that I spend my money on... I put my mark on it and others respect that and don't take it... Why would you give a damn?? Sounds like you are just an ungrateful troll that bitches about everything, including free entertainment!.. Go buy your Waylon content and do what you want to with it! Amazon is a good place to start!
Diabetes
❤❤❤ Waylon Jennings’s ,what a man , singer !,❤❤❤
My Mother turn me on to Waylon. I still see her know feeling his music. I turned on to Waylon after that my Dad grabbed me and Sat me down with Ghost Riders in the sky MR. Jonny Cash.