I was fortunate enough to make friends with Jessie Colter. She loved my dog and would come into my store to see the great Irish wolfhound and get his hugs. When I told her how special Willie and Waylon had an effect on me as a young teenager in Nashville, she brought me Waylon’s entire works as a gift. I’ve still got a photo of her, my hound and me in my store. She would tell me stories that would curl your hair and the love she had for him. God bless all three of you and Mickey Raphael for giving me my first harp lesson and telling me what books to buy. I love you all!
Don’t fret too much over it, Henry. Country music is a big pendulum that swings back-and-forth. Remember all the strings on the late 70s music? Then came the new traditional movement with Randy Travis, Alan Jackson, and Reba. It has already happened many times, and it will do it again. 😊
Never met Willie but did meet and hang with Waylon with and much older female that was friends of his and Charlie Daniel's and many more. Christie was a real woman
My son Peter died when he was 28 from cancer. But I remember all those times we listened to these guys! He was in high school still listening to The Outlaws and Johnny Cash separately. I listen to their music and can still see my son loving it. Bring back good moments in my life!
My daddy LOVED this kinda Country, he put that love in me. Daddy died at 63 to diabetes and alcohol complications, HE LIVED THE OUTLAW LIFE as a single father of two, me a girl and my brother. I MISS HIM EVERY DAY.
zip lost my dad complication if diabetes... lucky had him till he was way into his 60's this documentary is a treasure ... my dad was into Frank Sinatra with my mom ... sad but truthfully amazing ... let's share this
In 1974 I locked myself in a trailer that someone had loned me for a month and told me to get clean but not to there when he got back. I got clean and left at the end of that month. I have never seen that man again to say thank you. Be blessed everyone.
When I was a teenager growing up in the 70s, sure, I listened to rock and roll, but Willie and Waylon were definitely in the mix of my favorite music. I don't listen to rock, much, anymore. But,I still listen to W&W, and will till the day I die.
I was a kid in the 70s, and loved "Outlaw" country. My favorite group when I was 8 was actually KISS, but I couldn't help myself from loving Waylon and Willie. Get those two together, and you can't help but feel good. My family is from Colorado and Texas, so that Cowboy thing is in my blood or something.
I remember playing Dice with Waylon,when I was 12. The game was called Horse,and it was at a tavern.My Dad was in the managers office arranging his and my Mom's set schedule. You had this big leather cup with dice inside. You turned it upside down on the bar,and read out the points. I'm 64 now,so it was a long time ago,but i still can remember it well.He's still deep in my heart. :}
That cup was called the "pill bottle" in my parts. There was a local bar where they bet on literally anything. I saw two old guys betting on Jeopardy on the tv above the bar one day. The bartender always gave you the choice to pay cash for your beer or grab the pill bottle. Food, cigarettes, any and everything that bar had you could bet on to get. Those were the good old days.
I will some what agree. However, have you ever listened to Cody Jinks, Ward Davis, Whitey Morgan, Colter Wall, Sturgill Simpson or Tyler Childers? There is great Country Music still being written/played. Unfortunately it isn't being played on Country Music radio.
In my opinion Waylon created th ' Qutlaw Movement, a genre of music that only him & th' Waylors can produce with pure greatest. There were a few others that was good,but Waylon was top dog of th' bunch. Waylon,you,th' Waylors stand alone my friend.
I agree! Waylon and Hank Williams Sr are the kings of Country. People like Willie, George Strait, Hank Jr, and Johnny Cash are right there behind them 2. I could listen to Hank and Waylon songs literally all day!
I am a huge Waylon Jennings fan and I have a few CD'S of waylon and in my heart he will never die, the "outlaw and big hoss lives on. I loved him and his music he had a beautiful voice and smile I have him all over my phone. His birthday is coming up on June 15th "Happy Birthday Big Hoss " He will always be the one and only outlaw forever, I love him and I miss him ,He made mistakes and it costed him but he cameback a true hero. Love you and Miss you. R.I.P my friend. He should have gotten alot of Grammys but he didn't I hope someday they should recognize the original outlaw waylon jennings.
All of us have made mistakes.There are those that are OUTRIGHT LIARS those who stayed within the safety of society's safety net ,and those who were afraid to try only to lose themselves . . . of who they really are.
In the early/mid 70s i was all about the Outlaw Movement and lived accordingly in every way! There was no music but Waylon, Billy Joe Shaver & Willy… Bar None! Im the only 70 year old in my neighborhood who still jacks up my truck’s speakers with Honkey Tonk Hero’s and Waylons rowdier hard driving stuff at nearly full blast while I’m messing around out in the yard! Nobody ever asks me to turn it down a few clicks! I guess they like it too….or not? When Waylon got sick and lost all the weight, it literally broke my heart, i knew just by looking at him!!! After all… Me, Waylon & Jack Danials went through my divorce together in the traditional Outlaw kind of way! ….i still miss Waylon to this Day! Seems just knowing he was on the planet with his Band made things a heck of a lot better for most of us!
Lest anyone forget: Waylon and Willie were there at the beginning of what would become Rock n Roll. Willie wrote songs for Patsy and Waylon was in Buddy Holly’s band. I don’t believe they get as much credit as they deserve for their contributions and influence on Music in general and not just the Country Western side of things. Attitude was 100% Rock N Roll!!!
I agree 100% , I listened to them and really hard and southern rock , especially when I was partying which was way more often than not. I listened to it together and loved it all , they deserve way more than they get . In those days a lot of different kinds of music could be put together in one bag and then just play em as they came out , wow what a ride
Dale Sinclair I hear you my friend. I turned 16 in ‘87. So I had the heavy metal thing mixed in with this and the southern rock stuff. I got lucky, my parents had an amazing record collection. My mom would follow the trends and my dad would have the purest of what was available. It was a good mix.
Dale Sinclair But... LOL I WILL admit most of the 80’s and a good part of the 90’s are still a bit.....blurry? Yeah that’s the word lol. But the music is so timeless. It’s always there just the way it’s always been.
Waylon was a fill-in bass player on Buddy Holly's 1959 tour. Willie was a member of Ray Price's road band. Then Faron Young had a huge hit with Hello Walls in early 1961 before Patsy Cline agreed to record Crazy (which has nothing to do with Rock & Roll). The beginning of what would become Rock & Roll happened in the early 1950s in New Orleans (Fats Domino, Earl Palmer, Little Richard), St. Louis (Ike & Tina Turner, Chuck Berry), and then in the mid-1950s Memphis (Sun Records with Carl Perkins, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Elvis Presley).
Wow, after seeing this brings back great memories Waylon Jennings, you are missed. All those great songs, Willie ,Waylon changed County Music for the better. RIP Waylon Jennings.❤❤ Thanks for real country music...
We have all been very fortunate and blessed to have The Original Outlaw Country Music of Hank Williams Sr Hank Williams Jr. Hank Williams III Willie Nelson Waylon Jennings Johnny Cash June Carter Cash and the entire Carter family Loretta Lynn Crystal Gayle and so many others!
June Carter, the Carter family, Crystal Gail, Loretta Lynn??? THESE PEOPLE WERE NOT OUTLAWS!!! I'm sorry to tell you, but you have NO IDEA what OUTLAW music is, if you think these artists are outlaws. I think the word you may be looking for is Icons or Legends.
The biggest problem in country music today was laid out In Shooter Jennings song "Outlaw You." The suits in Nashville have co-opted the outlaw movement and repackaged it. Now there's all these family friendly, radio safe "outlaws." Most of these guys claiming to be outlaws in Nashville wouldn't know outlaw if it whipped their ass. If you're looking for real musical outlaws, check the Red Dirt Country and Alt Country scenes.
Check out artists like Hellbound Glory, Whitey Morgan, Matt Woods, Dale Watson and the rest of the red dirt scene. Lots of great artist still....just turn off your radio, you'll find them.
I like your point, but the biggest balls in the history of America belong to one Brigadier General Charles Elwood Yeager. "Will it explode, will I vaporize?" "We don't know, so fly it and find out." "Hold my beer."
Lol.... Hold my wine..... I'm Flying this Plane.....hahahaha.....GOD & I......WE GOT'S.....THIS.....I GOT...THE...BEST.....HERO....IN...ALL...THE...GALAXIES!!!......THE...KING.....GOD....HIMSELF!!!!.....AMEN ✌🙌🖐⚘♥️
I thank my entire family for raising me on classic country. In the 70s and 80s it was "today's" country music. My mom and her siblings/extended family lived and breathed country music! I had 2 uncles who separately played in country bands around our small town. I was exposed to alot of "pickin an grinnin" Many summer nights would be spent at my aunts house with big picnics...... my uncles and other musicians in town would gather and it was country music and BEER 😜 In my family country music blared at home on the radio or in the car. As a child i must have sucked it all up like a sponge because there isnt a classic country song that i dont know. My mom and aunts are amazed because they cant recall as much as i can. We watched Hee Haw every Saturday night and that must be where i picked up the artists names and how they look. I was born in 70....so i was fairly young. I bet a friend one time that the classic country music channel cannot play a song i wont know.......i won! 😇
I love music. My favorite has always been classic rock being born in 1960 but I also appreciate and respect true country music. This is country music. I have Waylon and Willie on my cell phone today.
My ex husband now deceased was a roadie, I have met a few of these people most are great a few snobs, but well that's just normal, no matter where ya come from or where ya go, People are people ;)
My mom would go and see Waylon at bars around Arizona in the 60s. I last saw Waylon play in Del Mar ca. in the 80s. I had a sign that said "honkytonk hero's", at the start of his on core he walked out and pointed right at me, then started playing Honkytonk Hero's, I think I gushed like a little girl, probably. I just really looked up to the man because he was "tough" and didn't take no crap from anybody.. God bless Waylon Jennings and Jesse - son
I must have bought one of the first albums because I remember having this in the late seventies, now I have it on CD and I still listen to it, it's one of the few that you never get tired of.
That first one is still one of my favorite albums and Willie's picnics were some of the best times ever. I was so glad I got to see him last year at the rodeo before they canceled the rest of it because of COVID. I can't count the times I've seen these guys play live! Nothing like it!
this old country music is what my parents listened to and i grew up to know born in 1967 love the old country waylon, willie, johnny cash,kris kristopherson should i go on?)
The Outlaw movement broke Nashville's back. They killed the pop sound fake country movement and for that I'll always be thankful. Waylon and Wille were two of God's most treasured drunks.
What a fantastic documentary. I came up with those giys on the 70's loving contemporary country music. I was in Vancouver Canada at the time and was ostresized for straying from folk and rock n roll. Well - l didn't stray from anything, l just liked lots of different kinds of music is all. R.I.P. Waylon.
Waylon & Willie--- two of the greatest singers, songwriters, & entertainers ever. Best of all, they never gave in to Institutional Conformity...they did it their way. R.I.P., Waylon...and keep on truckin', Willie. Kudos to Jessi as well...she never gave up on her man...and made a musical mark herself. To all three of them--- thanks so much for inspiration and electrifying memories.
@@jayboz034 it's still rolling, just won't ever gain big traction, or hear most on the radio. Especially with everything being all rainbows and feelings. Lol
Mate I'm just so glad that Guy's like Waylon n Willie got to live their dreams in the end and end up as the country Legends they deserve to be. Mate I again have got to be one lucky man May be unbeknown to these guys they were getting more Exposure in Australia than in the States but incredibly they didn't know ,Because I grew up in Australia and to me they were always both champions .I'm watching this and nearly disbelieving that The seme wasn't occurring in America. Guy's I Really appreciate that you stuck it out this is Country Gold to me and it's good to see their total history.
In the early 70's I was driving a truck and willie and waylon started taking over the real music we all wanted. I remember One time telling my brother the radios are going to start playing more and more of their music or the people will change stations. Sure enough it seems like very other song was one of theirs and I never knew another driver that didn't listen to their music and love it. I never knew Waylon was having money troubles and I dont think a lot of truckers did either, we all just loved their sound. I heard a lot of talk back then wondering how such an ugly guy got such a beautiful woman. I never really paid any attention to Waylons looks. It seemed to me like all the women were crazy about him back then, I dont know if it was his music or his looks. I think when we lost Waylon we lost someone special in country music. Even today Willie is still coming out with great songs, and when we loose him another great will be lost. I dont enjoy the present "country" music like I did Waylon and Willie's. It seemed like I could relate to their music and this stuff today bores me. Maybe it is just me!
Waylon was the best looking man bar none...and he was called the music man by Chet Atkins for a reason because there was none better..Waylon was there for the music not the fame..
I was born in the late 50’s. The outlaw movement and, particularly the Armadillo’s creation, was my perfect antidote to the disco on commercial radio at the time. I was in love. And it’s stayed that way! Peace
Been a Waylon Fan since i was in 4th grade I am now 62. My very first album was the Nashville Rebel. I wanted to be just like him. Glad that the rest of the world saw what i saw way back then.
Bought this album when I was 22 in 1977. I had never been into 'country music' till then but this album was so different. Even now, I do not think any country music equals anything even close.
Oh Jerry Bradley kiss my ass! You don't remember Waylon asking for cash to survive??? I'm so glad Waylon plowed you and the rest of the Nashville bureaucrats over. Waylon is the best thing that ever happened to Country Music by far. The best there has ever been,
and I jam out to these good old boys as loud as I can so everyone can here it. if some one talks shit about waylon or willie, those are fighting words. DAMN STRAIGHT. my first son will be named waylon jennings. R.I.P. I WISH I COULD HAVE BEEN TO JUST 1 CONCERT.
Waylon was a great guy. I worked as a an audio engineer at the WWVA Wheeling WV Jamboree USA live radio broadcast of a live show in a beautiful theatre for 25 years and 10 years before that as the lighting director. Waylon came once a year. this show was second only to the opery as the second longest live show broadcast on the radio in the USA. Waylon would talk to any one. He wasn't an asshole to any one that I had seen in my days in the country music industry and Willie was even more so the same way.
My Dad was a DJ and we had Waylon over to the house for dinner several times. Waylon and Jessie were standup faithful God fearing People that were down to Earth and you'd never know they were at all famous. I didn't know they were stars for 2 years after I met them. Waylon and Jessie are the type of people God wanted America to be filled with.
1975,I was 13 and I loved the music Waylon was making.I was also a bullrider in my spare time from making jewelry for my dad's silversmith company.I wore a lot of hats to today.But the music is in my bones..I loved it.
Those were great times, and this film just reinforces those memories. I was working the overnights and if it was "outlaw" music, I was playing it; much to the dismay of the program director. Just a few short years later I would wind up working for a major entertainment group who would ultimately change Nashville. Those 20 years were one hell of a ride; never to be duplicated again.
This video is beautiful! their love well stand the test of time,something that is very rare these days. Still waiting for the movie of their lives together.
Now that there's now record deals artists are free to make authentic art and with it comes some badass country with rock & roll vives. Also respect for the beautiful lady that stocked around these bad boys. 😎
I was fortunate enough to make friends with Jessie Colter. She loved my dog and would come into my store to see the great Irish wolfhound and get his hugs. When I told her how special Willie and Waylon had an effect on me as a young teenager in Nashville, she brought me Waylon’s entire works as a gift. I’ve still got a photo of her, my hound and me in my store. She would tell me stories that would curl your hair and the love she had for him. God bless all three of you and Mickey Raphael for giving me my first harp lesson and telling me what books to buy. I love you all!
I am so glad he came back after being so low down in life. I sure miss Waylon Jennings today singing on the radio.
I have a man crush on the both of them. I just love that music. Today's country just ain't country.
Billy strings, colter wall both good. It's out there just hard to find.
Don’t fret too much over it, Henry. Country music is a big pendulum that swings back-and-forth. Remember all the strings on the late 70s music? Then came the new traditional movement with Randy Travis, Alan Jackson, and Reba. It has already happened many times, and it will do it again. 😊
Never met Willie but did meet and hang with Waylon with and much older female that was friends of his and Charlie Daniel's and many more. Christie was a real woman
@@nickp2070 , I've got on CD. No one today compares to these people!!!!💯💯 No one gonna fill Thier shoes, George Jones..
You're dead on !; Hank 3 is the only one even tryin to keep it raw!!
My son Peter died when he was 28 from cancer. But I remember all those times we listened to these guys! He was in high school still listening to The Outlaws and Johnny Cash separately. I listen to their music and can still see my son loving it. Bring back good moments in my life!
What A Nice Memory.. Bless You My Friend…
My daddy LOVED this kinda Country, he put that love in me. Daddy died at 63 to diabetes and alcohol complications, HE LIVED THE OUTLAW LIFE as a single father of two, me a girl and my brother. I MISS HIM EVERY DAY.
zip lost my dad complication if diabetes... lucky had him till he was way into his 60's
this documentary is a treasure ... my dad was into Frank Sinatra with my mom ... sad but truthfully amazing ... let's share this
Still listing to the very best 🎶 🇺🇸 🙏 2023
We need a little Waylon an Willie right now, to rescue country music from the cesspool it's in now !!!
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In 1974 I locked myself in a trailer that someone had loned me for a month and told me to get clean but not to there when he got back. I got clean and left at the end of that month. I have never seen that man again to say thank you. Be blessed everyone.
When I was a teenager growing up in the 70s, sure, I listened to rock and roll, but Willie and Waylon were definitely in the mix of my favorite music. I don't listen to rock, much, anymore. But,I still listen to W&W, and will till the day I die.
I was a kid in the 70s, and loved "Outlaw" country. My favorite group when I was 8 was actually KISS, but I couldn't help myself from loving Waylon and Willie. Get those two together, and you can't help but feel good. My family is from Colorado and Texas, so that Cowboy thing is in my blood or something.
Hell yes!!! I’ve been a Waylon fan since I was 4 years old in 1976!!!😎💪🇺🇸🇺🇸🎸🎸🎹🎹
amen to that
Love Waylon, Cash, Willie and all the old school outlaws.
I remember playing Dice with Waylon,when I was 12. The game was called Horse,and it was at a tavern.My Dad was in the managers office arranging his and my Mom's set schedule. You had this big leather cup with dice inside. You turned it upside down on the bar,and read out the points. I'm 64 now,so it was a long time ago,but i still can remember it well.He's still deep in my heart. :}
That cup was called the "pill bottle" in my parts. There was a local bar where they bet on literally anything. I saw two old guys betting on Jeopardy on the tv above the bar one day. The bartender always gave you the choice to pay cash for your beer or grab the pill bottle. Food, cigarettes, any and everything that bar had you could bet on to get. Those were the good old days.
Todays country doesn't have the heart, soul, feel, of Waylon and Willie!!!!
Country isn't country like it used to be Waylon Willie and the boys miss you guys
I will some what agree. However, have you ever listened to Cody Jinks, Ward Davis, Whitey Morgan, Colter Wall, Sturgill Simpson or Tyler Childers? There is great Country Music still being written/played. Unfortunately it isn't being played on Country Music radio.
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Yeah!!!!.... That did an AMAZING job!!!..... TRUE COUNTRY LEADERS!!!.....♥️⚘✌🙌🙌🙌🙌🖐
there are movers and shakers, and legends and heroes, then there is Waylon and Willie standing tall above them all..
Oh so well said.
Exactly, and pleased I experienced this and loved it then, love it now.
All ways love WAYLON JENNINGS & Willy Nelson and the song good hearted woman !!
Spot on.
And the boys
In my opinion Waylon created th ' Qutlaw Movement, a genre of music that only him & th' Waylors can produce with pure greatest. There were a few others that was good,but Waylon was top dog of th' bunch. Waylon,you,th' Waylors stand alone my friend.
They really don't make them like they used to. These two are absolute legends!
Jamey Johnson is a good artist and a close friend of Willie
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Waylon, in my eyes, is the greatest country music artist who ever lived. There will never be another even close
I agree! Waylon and Hank Williams Sr are the kings of Country. People like Willie, George Strait, Hank Jr, and Johnny Cash are right there behind them 2. I could listen to Hank and Waylon songs literally all day!
As well as Willie, Marty Robbins, buck Owens and Roy rogers
Also, listen to last of the drifters by cash and Tom t hall
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I'll second that.
Although Shooter sounds just like him.😉
The best movement in country music period 🎸
I am a huge Waylon Jennings fan and I have a few CD'S of waylon and in my heart he will never die, the "outlaw and big hoss lives on. I loved him and his music he had a beautiful voice and smile I have him all over my phone. His birthday is coming up on June 15th "Happy Birthday Big Hoss " He will always be the one and only outlaw forever, I love him and I miss him ,He made mistakes and it costed him but he cameback a true hero. Love you and Miss you. R.I.P my friend. He should have gotten alot of Grammys but he didn't I hope someday they should recognize the original outlaw waylon jennings.
All of us have made mistakes.There are those that are OUTRIGHT LIARS
those who stayed within the safety of society's safety net ,and those who were afraid to try only to lose
themselves . . . of who they really are.
In the early/mid 70s i was all about the Outlaw Movement and lived accordingly in every way! There was no music but Waylon, Billy Joe Shaver & Willy… Bar None! Im the only 70 year old in my neighborhood who still jacks up my truck’s speakers with Honkey Tonk Hero’s and Waylons rowdier hard driving stuff at nearly full blast while I’m messing around out in the yard! Nobody ever asks me to turn it down a few clicks! I guess they like it too….or not? When Waylon got sick and lost all the weight, it literally broke my heart, i knew just by looking at him!!! After all… Me, Waylon & Jack Danials went through my divorce together in the traditional Outlaw kind of way! ….i still miss Waylon to this Day! Seems just knowing he was on the planet with his Band made things a heck of a lot better for most of us!
Lest anyone forget: Waylon and Willie were there at the beginning of what would become Rock n Roll. Willie wrote songs for Patsy and Waylon was in Buddy Holly’s band. I don’t believe they get as much credit as they deserve for their contributions and influence on Music in general and not just the Country Western side of things. Attitude was 100% Rock N Roll!!!
I agree 100% , I listened to them and really hard and southern rock , especially when I was partying which was way more often than not. I listened to it together and loved it all , they deserve way more than they get . In those days a lot of different kinds of music could be put together in one bag and then just play em as they came out , wow what a ride
Dale Sinclair I hear you my friend. I turned 16 in ‘87. So I had the heavy metal thing mixed in with this and the southern rock stuff. I got lucky, my parents had an amazing record collection. My mom would follow the trends and my dad would have the purest of what was available. It was a good mix.
Dale Sinclair But... LOL I WILL admit most of the 80’s and a good part of the 90’s are still a bit.....blurry? Yeah that’s the word lol. But the music is so timeless. It’s always there just the way it’s always been.
Waylon was a fill-in bass player on Buddy Holly's 1959 tour. Willie was a member of Ray Price's road band. Then Faron Young had a huge hit with Hello Walls in early 1961 before Patsy Cline agreed to record Crazy (which has nothing to do with Rock & Roll).
The beginning of what would become Rock & Roll happened in the early 1950s in New Orleans (Fats Domino, Earl Palmer, Little Richard), St. Louis (Ike & Tina Turner, Chuck Berry), and then in the mid-1950s Memphis (Sun Records with Carl Perkins, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Elvis Presley).
All french country music fans miss Waylon. But his music will never die.
I am so glad to have been old enough to enjoy those guys' music when they were on top. To this day they are still my favorite!
Wow, after seeing this brings back great memories Waylon Jennings, you are missed. All those great songs, Willie ,Waylon changed County Music for the better. RIP Waylon Jennings.❤❤ Thanks for real country music...
We have all been very fortunate and blessed to have The Original Outlaw Country Music of Hank Williams Sr Hank Williams Jr. Hank Williams III Willie Nelson Waylon Jennings Johnny Cash June Carter Cash and the entire Carter family Loretta Lynn Crystal Gayle and so many others!
June Carter, the Carter family, Crystal Gail, Loretta Lynn??? THESE PEOPLE WERE NOT OUTLAWS!!!
I'm sorry to tell you, but you have NO IDEA what OUTLAW music is, if you think these artists are outlaws.
I think the word you may be looking for is Icons or Legends.
@@taschmidtangel baby girl... if it ain't Outlaw it ain't Country Music ! It's just that simple... Real country music!
Can't get any better than these two icons...the best of country❤
Such a shame that Nashville is still 'commercialised country' We need another Waylon & Willie real bad.
The biggest problem in country music today was laid out In Shooter Jennings song "Outlaw You." The suits in Nashville have co-opted the outlaw movement and repackaged it. Now there's all these family friendly, radio safe "outlaws." Most of these guys claiming to be outlaws in Nashville wouldn't know outlaw if it whipped their ass. If you're looking for real musical outlaws, check the Red Dirt Country and Alt Country scenes.
Check out artists like Hellbound Glory, Whitey Morgan, Matt Woods, Dale Watson and the rest of the red dirt scene. Lots of great artist still....just turn off your radio, you'll find them.
Hank Williams iii listen to his song "The Grand Ole Oprey" and "Trashville" It might change the way you listen to country music.
Garrett Okenka
right on
Should check out a guy named upchurch. If you haven’t heard of him already
Let's go to luckenbach Texas with Waylon n Willie and the boys..
What a beautiful tribute to one of country music's greatest Icon's. RIP Waylon
12 years later still can't believe he's dead loved Waylon great singer liked his duets with Willie RIP Waylon :''''(
The highway men..whoop,
AMEN!!!.....💐🤗🎁🕊🍃🌷🍃🌷🍃🌷🍃🕊
The Outlaws was released 4 months before I graduated high school. It was a wild time with music. Boot scooting and disco for years...I survived.
Johnny, Willie, Waylon = six biggest balls in country. We imperfect people love our imperfect and ever so talented heroes.
I really like Merle and George too
I like your point, but the biggest balls in the history of America belong to one Brigadier General Charles Elwood Yeager.
"Will it explode, will I vaporize?"
"We don't know, so fly it and find out."
"Hold my beer."
Lol.... Hold my wine..... I'm Flying this Plane.....hahahaha.....GOD & I......WE GOT'S.....THIS.....I GOT...THE...BEST.....HERO....IN...ALL...THE...GALAXIES!!!......THE...KING.....GOD....HIMSELF!!!!.....AMEN ✌🙌🖐⚘♥️
900- Great documentary!!!
best album ever.. I had that in 72…. a natural transition for old hippies and rock and rollers..
Without Willie and Waylon my life wouldn't be the same. Miss You everyday Waylon...🇺🇸
This was back when cmt still showed the good stuff. They don't make em like this no more
Dude, that was a great comp, and I watched that ish back then, and didn't appreciate it (gold)
When, oh when, is somebody going to make a movie of Waylon's life. What a story! There's even a talented and beautiful wife. Somebody, please........
There are 3-4 wives lol
As fresh today as it was back then🤘👏👏👏👍
❤️👍👍Had this album, 8 track, Cassette, NOW CD, DVD, AIWAYS been my favorite since I’ve been 16 years old 58 now👍
I love Waylon the best ever
I thank my entire family for raising me on classic country. In the 70s and 80s it was "today's" country music. My mom and her siblings/extended family lived and breathed country music! I had 2 uncles who separately played in country bands around our small town. I was exposed to alot of "pickin an grinnin" Many summer nights would be spent at my aunts house with big picnics...... my uncles and other musicians in town would gather and it was country music and BEER 😜 In my family country music blared at home on the radio or in the car. As a child i must have sucked it all up like a sponge because there isnt a classic country song that i dont know. My mom and aunts are amazed because they cant recall as much as i can. We watched Hee Haw every Saturday night and that must be where i picked up the artists names and how they look. I was born in 70....so i was fairly young. I bet a friend one time that the classic country music channel cannot play a song i wont know.......i won! 😇
Such a great pair of outlaws. Love em both. RIP Waylon. Carry on, Willie
I loved Waylon's music from the first time I heard his voice in 1967 until his death. I miss the outlaw music and Waylon Jennings' voice.
I love music. My favorite has always been classic rock being born in 1960 but I also appreciate and respect true country music. This is country music. I have Waylon and Willie on my cell phone today.
Willy Nelson , what a lad he was , always ready for a laugh , a beer and a sing song round the piano , lovely lad !
People are people and that's all they can be! True story. My life has been impacted by these people and I am truly grateful for the experience!
My ex husband now deceased was a roadie, I have met a few of these people most are great a few snobs, but well that's just normal, no matter where ya come from or where ya go, People are people ;)
My mom would go and see Waylon at bars around Arizona in the 60s. I last saw Waylon play in Del Mar ca. in the 80s. I had a sign that said "honkytonk hero's", at the start of his on core he walked out and pointed right at me, then started playing Honkytonk Hero's, I think I gushed like a little girl, probably. I just really looked up to the man because he was "tough" and didn't take no crap from anybody.. God bless Waylon Jennings and Jesse - son
I seen Waylon several times in Arizona he's by far my favorite outlaw cowboy
Waylon Willy and cash the best country singers ever❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I must have bought one of the first albums because I remember having this in the late seventies, now I have it on CD and I still listen to it, it's one of the few that you never get tired of.
That first one is still one of my favorite albums and Willie's picnics were some of the best times ever. I was so glad I got to see him last year at the rodeo before they canceled the rest of it because of COVID. I can't count the times I've seen these guys play live! Nothing like it!
this old country music is what my parents listened to and i grew up to know born in 1967 love the old country waylon, willie, johnny cash,kris kristopherson should i go on?)
is there any better music. I don't think so this is the best.
Yes... go on...
karena222fu please dont forget Merle
@@jasonkearny9178 I will never forget Merle but Waylon is the man!!!
AMEN! REAL COUNTRY AND WESTERN SWING! DON'T YOU EVER FORGET THAT BOB WELLS IS STILL THE KING!
I could listen to these kinda stories alllllll day!!! Great music!!
The Outlaw movement broke Nashville's back. They killed the pop sound fake country movement and for that I'll always be thankful.
Waylon and Wille were two of God's most treasured drunks.
AMEN 💐🎁🤗
What a fantastic documentary. I came up with those giys on the 70's loving contemporary country music. I was in Vancouver Canada at the time and was ostresized for straying from folk and rock n roll. Well - l didn't stray from anything, l just liked lots of different kinds of music is all. R.I.P. Waylon.
Waylon and Willie always one of my all time favorites!
Willie , Waylon and the boys ...❤️❤️
Waylon & Willie--- two of the greatest singers, songwriters, & entertainers ever. Best of all, they never gave in to Institutional Conformity...they did it their way. R.I.P., Waylon...and keep on truckin', Willie. Kudos to Jessi as well...she never gave up on her man...and made a musical mark herself. To all three of them--- thanks so much for inspiration and electrifying memories.
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When you the best, there is only one place to go, God Bless Waylon..
Probably the first country music I listened to. Awesome album and movement.
Such a great album…every song.
WAYLON.... THERE WILL NEVER BE ANOTHER!!!
GOD, we miss you SOOOOOOOOO much!!!
God bless each and everyone who Struggles with Addiction
It's 2018 and Outlaw country music is alive and well! The resurgence is coming! Mark my words 🤘🍻
You better believe it is!
Not here, not going to be. The establishment won't let it. I'd like nothing more, but it's nowhere still in '23.
@@jayboz034 it's still rolling, just won't ever gain big traction, or hear most on the radio. Especially with everything being all rainbows and feelings. Lol
Mate I'm just so glad that
Guy's like Waylon n Willie got to live their dreams in the end and end up as the country
Legends they deserve to be.
Mate I again have got to be one lucky man May be unbeknown to these guys they were getting more
Exposure in Australia than in the States but incredibly they didn't know ,Because I grew up in Australia and to me they were always both champions .I'm watching this and nearly disbelieving that
The seme wasn't occurring in America. Guy's I
Really appreciate that you stuck it out this is Country Gold to me and it's good to see their total history.
My favorite album ever. Bought it in Denver, still have it. They are amazing 🌟🌟🌟🌟😍
Waylon Willie Johnny they've always been my heroes I listen to them when I was a little boy I always will love them
That must mean little kids like ourselves know what we like when we hear it.
In the early 70's I was driving a truck and willie and waylon started taking over the real music we all wanted. I remember One time telling my brother the radios are going to start playing more and more of their music or the people will change stations. Sure enough it seems like very other song was one of theirs and I never knew another driver that didn't listen to their music and love it. I never knew Waylon was having money troubles and I dont think a lot of truckers did either, we all just loved their sound.
I heard a lot of talk back then wondering how such an ugly guy got such a beautiful woman. I never really paid any attention to Waylons looks. It seemed to me like all the women were crazy about him back then, I dont know if it was his music or his looks.
I think when we lost Waylon we lost someone special in country music. Even today Willie is still coming out with great songs, and when we loose him another great will be lost. I dont enjoy the present "country" music like I did Waylon and Willie's. It seemed like I could relate to their music and this stuff today bores me. Maybe it is just me!
Waylon was the best looking man bar none...and he was called the music man by Chet Atkins for a reason because there was none better..Waylon was there for the music not the fame..
musical maverick and a maverick will always be remembered R.I.P Waylon
I was born in the late 50’s. The outlaw movement and, particularly the Armadillo’s creation, was my perfect antidote to the disco on commercial radio at the time. I was in love. And it’s stayed that way!
Peace
I'm motivated to finish the bottle slotted for Saturday on Thursday. And here I find myself. I'm very lucky. The universe smiles upon me.
Been a Waylon Fan since i was in 4th grade I am now 62. My very first album was the Nashville Rebel. I wanted to be just like him. Glad that the rest of the world saw what i saw way back then.
I always loved Waylon's music and alway will.
we lived it we loved it we damn sure miss it
I was just in my early 30's way back then & loved the Outlaws...especially Waylon!!
Jessie was the best thing that ever happened to Waylon!
Bought this album when I was 22 in 1977. I had never been into 'country music' till then but this album was so different. Even now, I do not think any country music equals anything even close.
As a teenager I wish this music could be pop culture in America today!
Two awesome men... never to be replicated. Love you, Willie RIP Waylon.
spot on
Preach it brother Waylon! Long live the outlaws.
Waylon the great....the outlaw will never die..
👍👍👍❤❤❤I was born in '71 and raised on this and still love it.
Thank God for Willie and Wayon's Music it well leave forever.
I was born in '75, and so i soaked in some of the '70s as a kid. When i hear this music and see these men, i swear it takes me back home.
Waylon buddy your badly missed an will always be the best in my book for sure
Nobody does it better….sing it Waylon!
Oh Jerry Bradley kiss my ass! You don't remember Waylon asking for cash to survive??? I'm so glad Waylon plowed you and the rest of the Nashville bureaucrats over. Waylon is the best thing that ever happened to Country Music by far. The best there has ever been,
Still do.
Amen to that! God bless.
AMEN BROTHER.
No greater then, no greater now.
My dad was born in 1970. Watching this explains his great taste in music that got rubbed off onto me :)
No Rockstar on earth could stay up with Waylon & Willy in the late 70's ! FACT
and I jam out to these good old boys as loud as I can so everyone can here it. if some one talks shit about waylon or willie, those are fighting words. DAMN STRAIGHT. my first son will be named waylon jennings. R.I.P. I WISH I COULD HAVE BEEN TO JUST 1 CONCERT.
I saw him in Uniontown,Pa. at the state theater. It is an old building and the owners were afraid he was going to blow the plaster off the walls.
Hank Williams, and then came Waylon ,I could be wrong in saying this but Waylon reminds me so much of Hank,
Waylon was a great guy. I worked as a an audio engineer at the WWVA Wheeling WV Jamboree USA live radio broadcast of a live show in a beautiful theatre for 25 years and 10 years before that as the lighting director. Waylon came once a year. this show was second only to the opery as the second longest live show broadcast on the radio in the USA. Waylon would talk to any one. He wasn't an asshole to any one that I had seen in my days in the country music industry and Willie was even more so the same way.
My Dad was a DJ and we had Waylon over to the house for dinner several times. Waylon and Jessie were standup faithful God fearing People that were down to Earth and you'd never know they were at all famous. I didn't know they were stars for 2 years after I met them.
Waylon and Jessie are the type of people God wanted America to be filled with.
1975,I was 13 and I loved the music Waylon was making.I was also a bullrider in my spare time from making jewelry for my dad's silversmith company.I wore a lot of hats to today.But the music is in my bones..I loved it.
great watch, broke down barriers,,, we all can learn from them... epic
thanks for the wonderful memories in this video
RIP Waylon, your still thought about to this day. God Bless Willie, Waylon and Jessi.
lived to 64 that's impressive with all the hard living he did....gives me hope
Those were great times, and this film just reinforces those memories. I was working the overnights and if it was "outlaw" music, I was playing it; much to the dismay of the program director. Just a few short years later I would wind up working for a major entertainment group who would ultimately change Nashville. Those 20 years were one hell of a ride; never to be duplicated again.
After watching Tales From Tour Bus, I learned alot more about Waylon Jennings and now I'm watching lots of Waylon vids.
This is a helluva a lot more interesting than Luke Bryant and his rollercoasters...Amen!!
Luke who?
Absolutely, Luke and stupid fucking smile he's got, I can't stand that idiot.
Amen brother to all 3 of y'all
AMEN 💐🎁🤗🕊🍃🌷🍃🌷🍃🌷🍃🕊
You just said TWO mouthfuls!! Luke Bryan and the other pop singers are not country by any stretch of the imagination!! SOB can't even sing!
_'Wanted: The Outlaws'_
I went through two LP's, one cassette and a CD. I've still got an LP and the CD, and listen whenever I need a pick-me-up.
This video is beautiful! their love well stand the test of time,something that is very rare these days. Still waiting for the movie of their lives together.
They were the best ever
Now that there's now record deals artists are free to make authentic art and with it comes some badass country with rock & roll vives.
Also respect for the beautiful lady that stocked around these bad boys. 😎
i got that album as a present from my youngest son that year for christmas....loved it still do...thank you Richie ...miss you baby boy
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