I heard that story long time ago, JC's guitar player couldn't make it so Waylon said I'll play guitar for you. But i never saw how it went. Underrated, Waylon was picky, and knew how to bend the strings!! 😊 🍻
@7wounders he kept telling johnny he knew a guy and he will fly out. I think it was a Toronto show. When he showed up it was waylon and johnny didn't know till he got there
Now I do remember that great detale, about how Waylon surprised Johnny Cash, showing up to play guitar for Cash. What a great show that must have been!! Wish someone had video, or audio, or setlist. Would be fascinating. Was that story talked-about on that Waylon VHS tape that came out in the 90s? I'm now pretty sure that's where I heard about that. Im a Hoss head ya know.... 😎
In his lifetime? He started playing about 12 years old. I’d guess it was a Hank Sr. song most likely. Poor Waylon had a terrible time dealing with the death of Hank, and later, Buddy😢
You know those piano players that can play a song, and then adter they play it, they can spice up the rhythm to make it original, but still fit the song? That was waylon. Especially with folsom prison.
He created that sound, yes the phaser and that is part of it, but even playing acoustic guitar with out the be.ls and whistles he had a unique and awesome style. We sure do miss Waylon.
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Johnny is having the time of his life hearing Waylon pick the first solo on Folsom Prison Blues
I heard that story long time ago, JC's guitar player couldn't make it so Waylon said I'll play guitar for you.
But i never saw how it went.
Underrated, Waylon was picky, and knew how to bend the strings!!
😊 🍻
@7wounders he kept telling johnny he knew a guy and he will fly out. I think it was a Toronto show. When he showed up it was waylon and johnny didn't know till he got there
Now I do remember that great detale, about how Waylon surprised Johnny Cash, showing up to play guitar for Cash. What a great show that must have been!! Wish someone had video, or audio, or setlist. Would be fascinating. Was that story talked-about on that Waylon VHS tape that came out in the 90s? I'm now pretty sure that's where I heard about that. Im a Hoss head ya know.... 😎
Pure rhythm, all day long. Waylon's guitar playing is most great. RIP
Aint no sound like Waylon sound thats for dang sure aint no one this good
I could watch these all day thx
Ralph Mooney ...j'ai toujours un plaisir identique à l'écouter ...✨🌞
R. I. P.
WAYLON 🎸🇨🇱 JENNINGS
Ralph Mooney
In the middle of pickin n says, that's hot ain't it? 🤣🤣🤘
The funny thing is Waylon never considered himself a great guitar picker
J'adore voir le Pedal Steel guitariste qui fait ses riffs 👍♥️😊
Just straight vibin’
Thank tou for theses nice videos
Love Waylon and Johnny Cash together singing Folson Prision Blues. Waylon just wants to let rip on the guitar, Johnny having a great time.
Waylon defined the outlaw country guitar sound. Telecaster and a phase shifter
Wow never saw him play like that
Coolest telecaster on earth.
Ain't that the truth
What’s the first song he sung?
In his lifetime? He started playing about 12 years old. I’d guess it was a Hank Sr. song most likely. Poor Waylon had a terrible time dealing with the death of Hank, and later, Buddy😢
i don't know the song but here is where the clip came from ruclips.net/video/ypm8yyH_FlA/видео.html
I’ve been trying to find that out for years.
You know those piano players that can play a song, and then adter they play it, they can spice up the rhythm to make it original, but still fit the song? That was waylon. Especially with folsom prison.
Does anyone else know how waylon got his sound
That is the sound of a guitar genius loving what he does.
A Fender Super Reverb, a "Phaser" pedal, a Fender Telecaster, & "Chicken Pickin' " on that Fender Telecaster.
@@kevinoconnor2921plus that banjo peg he had for the low e string
He created that sound, yes the phaser and that is part of it, but even playing acoustic guitar with out the be.ls and whistles he had a unique and awesome style. We sure do miss Waylon.
@@joncozzi1701as many country guitar player he know how to use fingers and plectrum in the same time
There wasnt a better team on stage than Waylon and Ralph
Agreed
"Pick it, Moon!"
WJ = 🎸 Hero