RIP Johnny Cash (February 26, 1932 - September 12, 2003), age 71 RIP Kris Kristofferson (June 22, 1936 - September 28, 2024), age 88 RIP Waylon Jennings (June 15, 1937 - February 13, 2002), age 64 You will be remembered as legends.
Listening to Highwaymen on this song hits differently today. Kris Kristofferson's passing is a reminder of the immense legacy he left behind, not just with his own music but with the brotherhood of the Highwaymen. His words, his voice, his spirit-they’ll live forever in the songs that shaped generations. You’ll always be a highwayman."
❤its midnight January 2024 in New Zealand and I'm watching these smiling like a teenager in love. Man Waylon must have broke many hearts in his day❤love that man❤
@@allyanderson6755 Waylon could play guitar...caught Johnny Cash's eye when young True legends, ALL Waylon lost the coin toss to fly with Buddy Holly and lived right through all those incredible years ☘️🐝♥️The Highwaymen🇵🇭
@@mackan3143 ... More like mid 80's after that it sucks ( but that's just my opinion and you know what they say about opinions... they're like faces ..yea everybody has a different one 😋😊👍
What a rare talent to have … each song had emotion tied to it, whether it was heartbreak, despair, anger, rebellion, sadness, or joy. Waylon had a way of adding emotion to a song and that is why, when people take the time to listen to his catalog of songs they get a fuller picture of who Waylon was as a man … because “he wrote what he lived, and he sang what he wrote”.
@@horsepowerhorsepower3861 You are still a cowboy. It's in your heart. My husband was also a truck driver right up until 2020 when he put his job before his health and caught the C-19. Yep... my heroes have always been cowboys. And they still are today.
Waylon was the youngest Highwaymen and my wonderful special friend. I love and miss you so very much Wachtasha. They loved each other like brothers and are in Heaven having guitar pulls together like they did at their friend Sue Brewers place in the 1960s cheering on Willie. Love you guys so much ❤️❤️❤️
My favorite line of probably any song. "... he ain't wrong he's just different, but his pride won't let him do things to make you think he's right." The theme of an outlaw.
Society has changed so much in the last 30 years, I’m not sure that you could get 4 men of their stature together for a series of concerts and recordings in 2024. It be like getting Alan Jackson, George Strait, Travis Tritt, and Randy Travis (if he were healthy) all together for a series of concerts …
@@denofabsurdity You are dead right 40 years ago in a country town of 15,000 you could leave your house unlocked and go out all day, week in week out or you could leave the car in the drive with the keys in the ignition We did that for most of our lives, with neighbours always friendly and watching out for each other Today, with cameras, security screens and dead-locked doors, we are still not safe (🇦🇺) She's fucked 🖕🏴 👋😂🇦🇺
Waylon took me out on stage once....1967, I was in diapers and cowboy boots sadly, I cried like a baby until he put me down and I ran into my Momma's arms! True story.
I know envy isn't a nice sentiment, but it's impossible not to envy those who were there to see live, most likely, the best ever lineup in country music. Thank you very much for sharing, this was a beautiful concert (tour) and, at least, we can enjoy, sing and even share a couple of tears watching through here.
How did they gets these greats in the same place at the same time. Johnny Cash, Willie Nelsen, waylon Jennings, and Chris Kristpherson. Omg... one in a lifetime
@@Outdoorcookwarereviews your welcome... if you amazon they have a out law country music radio channel that plays some modern out law country but not as good as colter wall
I have been listening to the Highwaymen for years now, and besides the fact that this is one huge gathering of monumental talent, my conclusion is that Willie Nelson's singing is grossly under rated.
Wow...an emotional rush came over me. The beauty of this music coupled with the abuse I got from my dad as a youngster. Getting smacked around while trying to help with chores. The backdrop of my youth was country music with my dad and Sabbath, AC/DC and Led Zep with my friends. I love this era of country music, but this listen snapped me back to a point where I remember the country was not doing so great in the mid-late 70's. People out of work, my dad angry as a troll and my dumb ass there to be a punching bag. Alcoholism is hell...to be a young child of a violent alcoholic sucks. I am glad I was able to spare my kids and give them a proper upbringing to be normal and well adjusted an not know what it is to be hurt by your parent. This music makes me remember those days...I have fond memories and strangely paralleled extreme sadness. To me...this song is "Mammas don't let your babies grow up to be abusers". Weeping while I listen to this.
lordy absolutly adore this......was in nashville in april this year and was in a brilliant bar, on the wall was a sign, if you dont love waylon or god leave a tip....we did, big it was brilliant xxxxx
Nothing like this will ever happen again. How fortunate we are to have this on film. I only wish I were alive back then to witness this in person....I just hope to meet Johnny Cash in heaven someday
How did the world not implode seeing the 4 best country singers on one stage at the same time. This song was the song that got me interested in waylon and willie, best duo
most likely the best line up? unquestionably the greatest line up ever in country music but that's just my era respect to others of a different generation God Bless
Then we are blessed to have your soul in this world. I teach people your age and they give me hope for the future. Thank you listening and praying these amazing men.
I never get tired of listening to these guys because this is what I grew up listening to. Wished all new comers to country music would want to perform and make music like these greats of Country Music 🎶🎵!!!
At 65 seeing them in person was always magical old times were made to last as it does What there music is about there life story you only have to listen
I swear Trigger is the greatest sounding guitar I've ever heard. Of course, it's probably just Willie's finger that creates the magic but every time I hear Trigger I'm in awe. It just sounds so great.
Sitting on the front porch this morning listening to this concert, takes me back to the hills and hollars as a young girl, happy and free, and just so thankful for life and the best music ever made❤
«Cowboys like smoky old pool rooms and clear mountain mornings» Waylon’s voice is like the smoothest single malt whisky here. Warm and rich. Gotta love it.
It must have taken titanium stage supports to bear the weight of that much talent. We will never see the likes of this again. Thanks for the memories, boys.
![Johnny Cash & June Carter Cash • “Jackson” • 1968 [Reelin' In The Years Archive]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/0JbD4orwn4E/mqdefault.jpg)
Waylon, Willie, Johnny, and Kris. How in the world did that stage not collapse under the weight of so much awesomeness?
Send me 14 Rifles.
This! 👍
@@Dave_at_Southport - Nice try, Mr. Bezos
Mate, saw them live, 1992, Sydney Aus.
Today, There will never be Legends like them.
@@lawrencenielsen8758ok
Whoever is uploading these old videos of *THE* Best Country music band, thank you so much.
Ok avec vous they are thé best ! 😊🎸🇫🇷👍
@@elisabethminet4676 On aimee ca 🥰, mais oui ✌
THE original SUPERGROUP
It’s their official channel. It’s not 2005, all the bands and artists upload all their stuff now.
@@elisabethminet4676 cool de voir que je suis pas le seul français a adorer ces chansons :D
The legends of the country music.
We’ll never have something like this ever again
No
Amen
and wille is the uncle the one you only see pictures of.
No but no era of music has ever repeated and thats not a bad thing :)
Thanks to dr Ubaja for bring back my love, I'm here to teach you how to cast love spell
RIP Johnny Cash (February 26, 1932 - September 12, 2003), age 71
RIP Kris Kristofferson (June 22, 1936 - September 28, 2024), age 88
RIP Waylon Jennings (June 15, 1937 - February 13, 2002), age 64
You will be remembered as legends.
Listening to Highwaymen on this song hits differently today. Kris Kristofferson's passing is a reminder of the immense legacy he left behind, not just with his own music but with the brotherhood of the Highwaymen. His words, his voice, his spirit-they’ll live forever in the songs that shaped generations. You’ll always be a highwayman."
❤❤. Rest In Peace 🕊️🕊️. Waylon Jennings ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Only one left on earth, no one will ever see their like again.
The Mount Rushmore of Country music...
They should have a 5th with Merle Haggard
Well said!
@@vernrussell99 Good one.
Stolen comment
Except six heads these four and add Merle and The possum
❤its midnight January 2024 in New Zealand and I'm watching these smiling like a teenager in love. Man Waylon must have broke many hearts in his day❤love that man❤
I'm with you. The voice, the smile, the twinkle in the eye. Heartbreaker.
@@allyanderson6755 Waylon could play guitar...caught Johnny Cash's eye when young
True legends, ALL
Waylon lost the coin toss to fly with Buddy Holly and lived right through all those incredible years
☘️🐝♥️The Highwaymen🇵🇭
I bet Waylon and cash are in heaven still jamming that good country music
God must be a Cowboy at heart. He loves the guitar picking.
Kris has joined them today, he'll be missed here though.
Now joined by Chris.
This kind of country is gone forever! Thank goodness we have these videos!
country died in the 70´s
@countrygirl countrymusiclover thx to TH-cam yeah but outlaw country is dead
Chris singleton is close
@@mackan3143 ... More like mid 80's after that it sucks ( but that's just my opinion and you know what they say about opinions... they're like faces ..yea everybody has a different one 😋😊👍
@@scottm.franklinnc7942 i only care about my opinion !
As a 27 year old, I would give 5 lifetimes up to see this concert live again!
I saw them many years ago little did I know what I was witnessing. Don't follow country any longer but love these good old boys.
Me to. And i’m28 ✌🏻.
Never will this be recreated
Id give up 50 lifetime to see it
Very good ;)
Waylon looks like that one uncle everyone has at the reunion.
Don't he just ?
I wish I had uncle
The coolest uncle ever 🙂
Thanks to dr Ubaja for bring back my love, I'm here to teach you how to cast love spell
Absolutely!!!!
Willie always had his own cadence. 😂 Classic tune. Crazy amount of music history on that stage.
The synchronous guitar chord and voice pitch in that first line by Waylon. 👌🏼
His voice was by far one of the greatest.
If you don’t FEEL something hearing Waylon’s voice you’re SOUL is Dead!!
I never really knew what the term "twang" meant, until I started listening to Waylon.
Now that is some of the best country ever released.
❤❤. Rest In Peace 🕊️🕊️ Johnny Cash ❤❤
We gotta protect Willie these days, we just can't lose another.
Unfortunately that’s life, soon all the greats of music will be gone 😩
Don't forget about Kris. 🎸🎼🎤🇮🇪❤👍Gerry Farry
Thanks to dr Ubaja for bring back my love, I'm here to teach you how to cast love spell
@@eirebhoy132 there will always be more talented people interested in great music. May just be hard to find
All that weed is preserving him he’s to important to this world for us to lose
The world will never see that much talent on 1 stage again
What a rare talent to have … each song had emotion tied to it, whether it was heartbreak, despair, anger, rebellion, sadness, or joy. Waylon had a way of adding emotion to a song and that is why, when people take the time to listen to his catalog of songs they get a fuller picture of who Waylon was as a man … because “he wrote what he lived, and he sang what he wrote”.
More talent on that stage that we have seen in country in the last decade
Men of their era, smoking is banned almost everywhere including pool halls now so can't sing about them anymore either.
I was thinking same w goose bumps
My heroes have always been cowboys. And they still are today.
@@lynnettecherry5754 I Drove Trucks 46 Years,Still Wish I Was a Cowboy....
@@horsepowerhorsepower3861
You are still a cowboy. It's in your heart. My husband was also a truck driver right up until 2020 when he put his job before his health and caught the C-19.
Yep... my heroes have always been cowboys. And they still are today.
Waylon was the youngest Highwaymen and my wonderful special friend. I love and miss you so very much Wachtasha. They loved each other like brothers and are in Heaven having guitar pulls together like they did at their friend Sue Brewers place in the 1960s cheering on Willie. Love you guys so much ❤️❤️❤️
My favorite line of probably any song. "... he ain't wrong he's just different, but his pride won't let him do things to make you think he's right." The theme of an outlaw.
You got that
Shit it didnt print through. You got that right.
The most amazing boygroup ever lived and performed. RIP WAYLON and JOHN R CASH. /CD
'boy group'. nice. and true.
@@boblozaintherealworld3577 "Man group" seems apropos, too
Don't forget reggie young
@@danielplummer628 he died?
@@Gaizhun Reggie YOUNG
1936-12-12 till 2019-01-17 RIP
I'm not a huge country music fan, but I still get shivers all up and down my spine at the start of that first chorus.
For it's the harmonica leading into the final chorus 👌
@@BrannigansLaw Hello dear how are you doing nice meeting you here
At 84 still enjoy " the highway men " kris, johnny , willie and other " RASCALS " Bless you from France !!
I have a boy playing guitar and dreaming of his own ranch . I can’t shake him off this feeling 😢. He is just a country boy ! ❤
Wow , this is a genuine country music 🌹❤️🌹
Absolute professionals. The best of the best. No one will ever top this music.
Listening to these songs from a true supergroup sure takes my mind off 2022 I so miss the yesterday's how bout yall
The Eagles: are we a joke to you?
Once in a lifetime concert. Only in America 🇺🇸
❤❤❤❤❤
🇺🇸
Rest in peace waylon jhonny and kris. We miss you
Society has changed so much in the last 30 years, I’m not sure that you could get 4 men of their stature together for a series of concerts and recordings in 2024.
It be like getting Alan Jackson, George Strait, Travis Tritt, and Randy Travis (if he were healthy) all together for a series of concerts …
@@denofabsurdity You are dead right
40 years ago in a country town of 15,000 you could leave your house unlocked and go out all day, week in week out or you could leave the car in the drive with the keys in the ignition
We did that for most of our lives, with neighbours always friendly and watching out for each other
Today, with cameras, security screens and dead-locked doors, we are still not safe (🇦🇺)
She's fucked
🖕🏴
👋😂🇦🇺
When Mark had his Liver Transplant we got this live CD and played it all the time . Why me Lord was his favorite song. Love you guys.❤
They had so much fun singing together could see the love they had for each other
Waylon took me out on stage once....1967, I was in diapers and cowboy boots sadly, I cried like a baby until he put me down and I ran into my Momma's arms! True story.
I can't even imagine being there for this or seeing all these guys together. R.I.P. country music
Such a classic. It kills me I wasn’t around to see these legends in their prime.
I was one of the lucky ones
I am the same I was not around ether
I was, and they were awesome.
Same mate, can’t believe Willie is 90 and still playing
I know envy isn't a nice sentiment, but it's impossible not to envy those who were there to see live, most likely, the best ever lineup in country music.
Thank you very much for sharing, this was a beautiful concert (tour) and, at least, we can enjoy, sing and even share a couple of tears watching through here.
I understand.....
Shepherd's Chapel Network !!!!!!! Pastor Murray is an Anointed Servant of GOD who teaches the Word of GOD with Authority!!!!!!!
One of the best country songs ever. Maybe Waylon’s most iconic song ever.
Ethan Weeter. This song was written by Ed Bruce, who also wrote "This Is The Last Cowboy Song". Both are great.
@@marlenalinne6100Love “This is the last cowboy song” also.
2024 - on repeat.
Classic, Waylon is the man, legend. Love from Ireland! Shoutout to all the country folks!
Love these chaps . RIP Kris , your music will live on for years as well as all The Highway Men music shall.
How did they gets these greats in the same place at the same time. Johnny Cash, Willie Nelsen, waylon Jennings, and Chris Kristpherson. Omg... one in a lifetime
Greetings from Ireland, this song hits home in these troubled times .big storm brewing over here ,god bless to all patriots, ❤
Theres more country music standing up on that stage than we've had in the last 20 years! Countrys turned to girlie pop 😭
Colter wall is amazing he sings real outlaw country check him out if you dont know him you wont be disappointed
@@peterparish1145 Wow! just listened to him ! Thanks this guys awsesome!
Thanks for the introduction
@@Outdoorcookwarereviews your welcome... if you amazon they have a out law country music radio channel that plays some modern out law country but not as good as colter wall
@@Outdoorcookwarereviews plenty of people love colter wall! i’m a big fan of sturgill simpson and billy strings
Good country music .I'm listening from South Africa
Waylon, What a voice.
Absolutely. Just awesome.
Waylon and Willie...how cool...
It’s sad to know that country music will never, ever be this good again.
I have been listening to the Highwaymen for years now, and besides the fact that this is one huge gathering of monumental talent, my conclusion is that Willie Nelson's singing is grossly under rated.
When I was 19 my boyfriend played this song a lot. He also took voice lessons. I'm 66 and still know the lyrics.
That nice Marty have you listen to Don Williams?
I cried listening to this song
Hello how are you doing today 😊
Thanks for these awesome songs Willie, Waylon, Johnny and Kris
It's crazy how many people come back to this everyday. This song is Legendary ❤💖
I was humming this song all morning and what's the first thing I see when I open TH-cam? 😊
PaulXPZ google is watching you
Socrates big brother is watching
Wow...an emotional rush came over me. The beauty of this music coupled with the abuse I got from my dad as a youngster. Getting smacked around while trying to help with chores. The backdrop of my youth was country music with my dad and Sabbath, AC/DC and Led Zep with my friends. I love this era of country music, but this listen snapped me back to a point where I remember the country was not doing so great in the mid-late 70's. People out of work, my dad angry as a troll and my dumb ass there to be a punching bag. Alcoholism is hell...to be a young child of a violent alcoholic sucks. I am glad I was able to spare my kids and give them a proper upbringing to be normal and well adjusted an not know what it is to be hurt by your parent. This music makes me remember those days...I have fond memories and strangely paralleled extreme sadness. To me...this song is "Mammas don't let your babies grow up to be abusers". Weeping while I listen to this.
Know exactly how you feel, brother
Our first child is coming to this world any day now...Waylon is the name.
lordy absolutly adore this......was in nashville in april this year and was in a brilliant bar, on the wall was a sign, if you dont love waylon or god leave a tip....we did, big it was brilliant xxxxx
Waylon, Johnny, Kris & Willie the Highway Men....the greatest EVER!!!
This has to be the greatest gig in country history
Kudos tp the lap-steel guitar player in the band... He made this special.
That's what you got out of this?
Always !!
Well I'm in my 70's and this is what I love all my life! No one can compare to this generation of music!!
Nothing like this will ever happen again. How fortunate we are to have this on film. I only wish I were alive back then to witness this in person....I just hope to meet Johnny Cash in heaven someday
Lucky are those who are in the concert of these legends of country. I wish I was there too..really love them all together..
There is just nothing better than these four men singing together
“whoop whoop”
-Waylon Jennings
Anyone listening in 2023....these legends will never die....
Still listening on 9--28--24
How did the world not implode seeing the 4 best country singers on one stage at the same time. This song was the song that got me interested in waylon and willie, best duo
Ohne Worte!!! Ich möchte, Zeitmaschine zurück!!35 Jahre!!! Danke!!!
I am French, I would pay a fortune to go back in the past and be there with them that same night.
💯
Everytime i hear their musics,i join singing to the tune❤
Still here today!
Thank you for this Grandpa!!
20 years gone and I still hear you sing this every day
OH
my FUCKIN god
i still hear my father singing this, i miss him.
@@zbzcxx I bet he probably dont miss you taking the Lord's name in vain...
every single day !
Yep
Fuck And god in the same breath Waylon didn’t even talk like this
This sort of country music will never be beat
It don't get no better than that.
most likely the best line up?
unquestionably the greatest line up ever in country music but that's just my era respect to others of a different generation God Bless
RIP dad, this song makes me cry every time now. Was the story of my dad’s life.
Your looking at some of the greatest voices in country music!!
Sad you don’t hear country music stations, playing their music much!!
Probably the most charismatic quartet ever...
This is seriously good for the heart
I have been a fan since buddy Holly discovered Waylon saw him in concert several times and have all of his records may his soul rest in peace
i love this song I love all the guys too only saw Willie in concert
Hello how are you doing today 😊
Real magic and real musicians 17 years old and this is what gets to my soul
Then we are blessed to have your soul in this world. I teach people your age and they give me hope for the future. Thank you listening and praying these amazing men.
I'am. The highwaymen and this good OLE country music have been around forever. We have 1 Hell of band up in heaven. This music will never die.❤❤😊
I never get tired of listening to these guys because this is what I grew up listening to. Wished all new comers to country music would want to perform and make music like these greats of Country Music 🎶🎵!!!
At 65 seeing them in person was always magical old times were
made to last as it does
What there music is about there life story you only have to listen
I swear Trigger is the greatest sounding guitar I've ever heard. Of course, it's probably just Willie's finger that creates the magic but every time I hear Trigger I'm in awe. It just sounds so great.
Long live Country Music!!! RIP Johnny and Waylon all the best for Willie an Chris! Greetings from good old Germany 👋🏼
OUTTASITE!!! Love country music. LOVE these Men!!!
Now THAT, my friend, is entertainment of monumental proportions and it NEVER gets old. RIP, Ed Bruce.
It was a great show. Rip to these legends
My Song Forever!
Sitting on the front porch this morning listening to this concert, takes me back to the hills and hollars as a young girl, happy and free, and just so thankful for life and the best music ever made❤
I'm right there with you, Sister.
I used to play this to my children when they were babies .. put them to sleep every time. Thank you for the music
«Cowboys like smoky old pool rooms and clear mountain mornings»
Waylon’s voice is like the smoothest single malt whisky here. Warm and rich. Gotta love it.
Never again will we ever, ever witness such music as this. Today's so call Country artist.... well, they can't compare, nor be half as good.
4 Legends singing together thats magic🎸🏆🏆🏆
All the brilliance on one stage. Gives me chills.
It must have taken titanium stage supports to bear the weight of that much talent. We will never see the likes of this again. Thanks for the memories, boys.
The OG’S of country music 🥳😍👍🏻👍🏻
Never gonna forget this country songs.theyll raise your spirits.