First Time Hearing | Waylon Jennings - I’m A Ramblin’ Man Reaction

[@aronkoppold3981]

Young man your about to witness the best country singer there ever was

[@Dana-fy8bg]

Waylon was the father of the Outlaw Movement in Country music. The Outlaw Movement was a breaking of the traditional music being pushed by the Record Labels. They took control of their music styles and brought in song writers who weren’t getting the attention they deserved. This was epitomized by the album Wanted! The Outlaws, which included music from Waylon, Willie Nelson, Jessi Coulter (Waylon’s wife), Billy Joe Shaver, and Tompall Glaser. Every track is worth listening to. So here they are - My Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys by Waylon … Honkey Tonk Heroes by Billy Joe Shaver … I’m Looking for Blue Eyes by Jessi Colter … You Mean to Say by Jessi … Suspicious Minds by Waylon and Jessi … Good Hearted Woman by Waylon and Willie … Heaven or Hell by Willie … Yesterday’s Wine by Willie … T for Texas by Tompall Glaser … Put Another Log on the Fire (Make Chauvinist National Anthem) by Tompall and written by Shel Silverstein.

[@gingerrobbins4234]

Yes he was!!! ❤❤❤❤

[@gingerrobbins4234]

Waylon Jennings wrote nearly all his own songs about his own life..... ❤❤

[@gingerrobbins4234]

Don't forget Johnny Cash, Merel Haggard

[@rockinredneck57]

Billy Joe wasn't on the Wanted Outlaws album. Just Waylon, Jessi, Willie, and Tompall. This was the first platinum record in Nashville.

[@user-yt9vq8yb1n]

Billy Joe wrote honky tonk heroes Waylon sang it.

[@xScooterAZx]

Waylon was to die for! His son,Shooter,has some great music as well. Waylon is on my wall,along with Johnny Cash and Willie Nelson,..and Rob Zombnie n Alice Cooper. I love them all.

[@waymore4472]

I was fortunate enough to meet Waylon in Vegas in the 90s, he talked to me and my Wife for about 20 minutes! Nicest Man you could ever meet! It was definitely the highlight of my Life!!! Been listening to Waylon since the 60s!!!

[@joeponder2721]

He is the Voice of the Dukes of Hazard and sings the theme song

[@rockinredneck57]

Waylon was a badass. He did things HIS way in Nashville when they told him it wouldn't sell and wouldn't be popular. They were very wrong. To understand how other legends thought of him, listen to Hank Jr sing The Eyes of Waylon. Powerful.

[@icspots2351]

Waylon was the best. He also played bass guitar for Buddy Holly on that final Winter Dance Party tour. Waylon gave his seat on the airplane to The Big Bopper. Waylon's son Shooter Jennings, grandson Whey Jennings, and step grandson Struggle Jennings are all performers. Also his wife Jessie Colter. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJLKemZjZbp4j80 Medley of Buddy Holly Hits by Waylon Jennings.

[@edford1693]

My top three favorite Waylon songs are "Rose in Paradise", "Drinkin' and Dreamin'", and "Ladies Love Outlaws". Another duet to check out is "The Conversation" with Hank, Jr.

[@dollcf6722]

Outlaw country. 😊 He was also part of a group called The Highwaymen that included Kris Kristofferson, Johnny Cash and Willie Nelson.

[@asallee2]

Waylon was the balladeer on the tv show dukes of hazzard also wrote the theme song. It’s a great late 70s early 80s tv show

[@Pronzini1]

Waylon was a tough ole boy who the ladies really loved. He could fight too.

[@dubyabee7963]

There are a lot of great Waylon songs. Some of my favorites are "Honky Tonk Heroes", "Dreaming My Dreams", and "It's Not Supposed To Be That Way". Love your reactions.

[@dayneowens7549]

Check out waymore's blues. There is a video of him playing it in front of his wife.

[@betsybabf748]

Waylon was the best. "Those Kinds of Memories" is lesser known but beautiful. "Good Hearted Woman" is a classic.

[@phillipthornton8106]

He is a great guitar player

[@lindatuttamore8676]

Waylon’s Album he produced The Outlaws album is the 1st country album to ever go platinum. Two years later he was the 1st country artist to have a triple platinum album

[@dustinsmith3235]

Waylon is the 2-Pac of country music.

[@codyf296]

2-pac is the Waylon of rap* 😜

[@jacobwurz4334]

Please. 2-pack ain’t worth 2 cents compared to Waylon First of all Waylon’s music made sense. The other junk is just cussing and dirty filthy crap

[@beastbee0118]

Don't know. Dear Mama hits pretty hard not gonna lie​@@jacobwurz4334

[@munkeeBraynStoo]

Classic. My dad LOVED this guy

[@slongf15]

Anything by Waylon Jennings is fantastic. "I've always been crazy" is a great one.

[@pat_in_va8605]

There was nothing like seeing Waylon live. Growing up in Texas you could find Waylon in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area as well as Austin. If you were lucky Willie would be there, too. He did a wonderful show on Austin City Limits back in about '89 that is very enjoyable to watch.

[@vickybrackin7483]

Waylon was the 1st concert I attending 1980!

[@artfisk3]

waylon is a rabbit hole !

[@vickybrackin7483]

My favorite song by Waylon is Only Daddy That'll Walk The Line!❤

[@martinyang2018]

Absolutely love all your reactions sir. Greetings from Oklahoma.

[@icspots2351]

Fellow Okie!

[@jeraldkimball494]

Waylon has a son named Shooter Jennings in music too. Also his grandson Struggle Jennings is another great musician.

[@TexasMagnolia]

Waylon: The Original Outlaw; The Voice; The Guitar. A true Texan….I am who I am, no apologies. I’ve Always Been Crazy Lonesome, Onry and Mean

[@elaineharn9527]

My favorite country singer. I have a double CD by him and it is fantastic. Another fabulous singer that left us too soon.

[@willieboy3011]

“Ain’t Living Long Like This,” “Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way,” and “Only Daddy That’ll Walk The Line” are 3 good ones. Real Outlaw Country.

[@tinagarcia3571]

The Highway Men were my guys back in the 70's in my biker and bar 20's, grew out of most of that but the music lingers with me.

[@duaneglaze7229]

Waylon was awesome, try honky tonk heroes, luckenbach Texas, I recall a gypsy woman, so many to choose from

[@asallee2]

Side note Waylon was suppose to be on the plane that buddy holly the big bopper and Richie Valens crashed in but one of them needed to get back quick so he gave up his seat

[@BensSoZen]

"Wurlitzer Prize" is a special song of his, with some witty lines

[@gingerrobbins4234]

Did you know Waylon's Jennings, Grandson Whey Jennings, is caring on his grandpa's music, us music of his own rights... Check him out;!;

[@tnsteelerfan86]

All bout his touring "Ramblin" the country playin his music to make a livin. And the women he loved n left .

[@MrWaex]

WJ= 🎸Hero

[@jewls9697]

Wayon.. Outlaw Bit!

[@user-om8dr1zq6i]

Hank Williams jr. And him have a song called the conversation it would be awesome if you reacted to it

[@wildcycles1]

Nice reaction.. listen to a song called "Come with Me" by Waylon

[@kswwhodat]

🔥🔥🔥🤠🤠🤠

[@Houdm]

waylon was THAT guy.

[@danielslover8669]

You have to check out “Lucille “ and “ Lonesome, o’nry and mean” by Waylon Jennings. There aren’t many songs I don’t like from him.

[@rustywensel3865]

Waylon is just us old folks

[@AA-gz5bf]

He learned from buddy Holly, so yeah alot of rock and roll , different influences

[@lindabrewer3243]

Just to clarify, Shooter Jennings is his son and Struggle is his step-son.

[@tomblancett3041]

I think Struggle is his grandson? I think he called Shooter "Uncle"?? I maybe wrong.?

[@leslie7976]

Shooter is his youngest son and Struggle is his step-grandson. Whey Jennings is his grandson and has some awesome songs.

[@joncozzi1701]

Waylon was way, way, waisted in this particular tapping. He was always high in the 70’s but usually he got all the words right and was much tighter than what you see here. I loved him no matter what shape he was in, I wasn’t much less messed up myself back then.

[@pageribe2399]

So true - at one point, he almost falls over sideways

[@aronkoppold3981]

Picture is backwards he was right handed

[@patticriss2238]

I’d have left every single person place or thing I knew back then just to wash his drawers. No lie.

[@munkeeBraynStoo]

Classic. My dad LOVED this guy