First Time Hearing Waylon Jennings - “Outlaw Shxt” Reaction | Asia and BJ

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[@blueblaze1987]

“Damn, I miss ol Waylon! I wish he was still around!”

[@Ritaholden1]

Waylon was the real deal in country. Love him . R.I.P.

[@kimkelly5512]

Love Waylon!!! You should play the original version of this song as well.

[@FightingLionsFans]

'Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way' is a must reaction for Waylon Jennings. Pure, catchy, country tune--you'll be singing it for days after you listen to it.

[@ramondwilliam1307]

Waylon the Original Outlaw. Just an Amazing Talent, and there will never be another. He lived that outlaw life for real. Check out " Ain't livin long like this " by Waylon.

[@danielslover8669]

I appreciate this version, and it is way easier to comprehend, but y’all should check out “Outlaw bit “ by Waylon Jennings! He’s my favorite country singer! Y’all should also check out “Are you sure Hank did it this way “ by Waylon Jennings.

[@Gutslinger]

Ain't that just this song, but faster and without the orchestra?

[@pageribe2399]

@@Gutslinger Yes

[@AlanOnBass65]

This version was done with Waylons son Shooter and shooters band the .357s.

[@celinelovell4725]

I grew up on Waylon he’s still one of my favorites he’s from 60’s through the 90’s

[@RM-ks8pp]

Waylon goes back to buddy holly and the ckrickets where Waylon played bass for him on the Winter Dance Party Tour. Waylon was suppose to be on the plane that killed Buddy but he gave up his seat to another musician that had the flu...

[@jewls9697]

Waylon & Buddy were very good friends. Buddy's dad recorded him at some point early on. Anyway, after he gave up his seat, when they went to leave, Buddy said I hope you freeze to death in that ole bus & Waylon said well I hope your ole plane crashes!! They were both joking of course, but Waylon never lived that down!! I think that's why he got into the stuff! There's so much more to his story, but ya sure can't tell it all here! I suggest his book & any documentary! He lived a very interesting life!! I had to get up to take my meds so I jumped on real quick. Hopefully I'm feeling better tomorrow!! Hope y'all enjoy your weekend!!

[@coltjennings839]

The man in Waylon's seat was an incredibly talented man known as the big bopper

[@jerrytuttle1699]

They did a coin flip between him and and Ritchie

[@johnmancuso9077]

Tommy Alsup was the other one Buddy hired to fill in

[@wgj4everlong426]

The coin flip was between Tommy Alsup,playing guitar for Buddy on that tour.Waylon gave his seat to JP Richardson, The Big Bopper,because the Bopper was sick

[@Lily_1010]

Waylon's got a huge catalogue, his love songs are so beautiful, his fast songs are so fun with his great guitar playing. Check out his concert at the opry in 1978, wow it's so good, you'll get an idea how upbeat most of his songs are. He credits his guitar playing to being influenced by the late great Buddy Holly, as Waylon played in Buddy's bad for a short while, played with him the night Buddy Holly died along with Richie Valens and the Big Bopper in 1959.

[@TexasMagnolia]

True Story. I miss this man and his music. The original, released in the 70’s, is a fast paced song. This version was revamped and recorded towards the end of his life. You get to see his ever-present love, Jessi Colture.

[@robertgosnell1655]

The quicker paced song is way better.

[@conhighway]

Waylon also did a duet with Hank Jr. singing about Hank Sr. great song. It's called The Conversation.

[@Gutslinger]

Not enough people recommend this song, and it's baffling.

[@NefariousEpoch]

The DEA warrant listed Waylon as the owner of the recording studio but Waylon only owned his office next door so the warrant was invalid. While the agents were getting a proper warrant, the stash (cocaine) was disposed of and Waylon avoided jail time.

[@willieboy3011]

"Ain't Living Long Like This" is a good one.

[@757optim]

The incident happened in 1977. Waylon wrote and recorded the up tempo song "Outlaw Bit" for his album "I've Always Been Crazy" and it charted in 1978 as a single. Waylon recorded this slow version (with a change to the word "bit") in the '90s and it was released posthumously on an album entitled "Waylon Forever" in 2008.

[@timmistorey5989]

My daddy was an outlaw most of his life , he would be gone for a weekend. Show back home on Sunday evening , been in jail for outlaw shit , he was always a funny man loved music life and women.

[@garyleesjukejoint9510]

Yes! Waylon! Cool reaction video. Waylon is in the top of most played artists at the juke joint. Saw Waylon live only one time. He played with Metallica, Soundgarden and The Ramones in '96.

[@warwithin7]

Drinkin and Dreamin by Waylon is an amazing song!!! Waylon is the outlaw 🐐 in my opinion.

[@GearJammerGarage]

You can never go wrong with a Waylon tune. Check out his live stuff very rock n roll. "Pick it Moon"

[@conhighway]

Waylon sang the theme to The Dukes of Hazzard tv show and he narrated the shows.

[@jillw4983]

Love Waylon! 70s

[@sandramoore]

Waylon played bass for Buddy Holley and was supposed to be on the plane that crashed. He gave up his seat to either the Big Bopper or Richie Valens. Whichever one was sick. Their tour bus heater wasn't working, so that was a kind gesture.

[@BM-hb2mr]

Struggles grandfather. Awesome music he had back I'm the day. This song was newer I do believe

[@quintondees4501]

Love Waylon true "outlaw" country here! Damn this song makes me sad though, seeing all these clips of him, man I miss good ole Waylon

[@sharonburcham66]

Asia!! 😛this makes me SMILE BIG! Waylon is the man my sweet daddy listened to !! So many memories!! He has a son Shooter/ that can play anything!! And you know, struggle is his grandson!! Oh snap !! Listen to yelawolf and shooter, rock and roll baby! The video is a must!!! Please I love you two!! ❤️Tennessee

[@tylerhackner9731]

Love his work

[@jeraldkimball494]

This song he wrote out his heart and feelings of the time. He got in trouble a couple times but he is referring to when he got busted with drugs and almost wrecked his marriage.

[@pageribe2399]

Waylon does go back to the late fifties, but his heyday was pretty much all of the Seventies. This song is a play by play account of when the DEA arrested him for cocaine possession in 1977. The charges were eventually dropped. Waylon, Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson & Kris Kristofferson came together to form the super group, The Highwaymen in the mid-eighties which lasted until the mid-nineties when Cash & Jennings began to have serious health problems. Waylon Jennings: 1937 - 2002

[@jeremyhitchcock9182]

Waylon was the man! 🤘If you guy's haven't done outlaw shit by struggle jennings you should check that out as well.

[@marksage5722]

Anyone who goes against public opinion is considered an "outlaw" or rebel. Waylon broke trail for the rest of us. He's an OG outlaw. The Highway men were... Johny Cash, Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson and Kris Kristofersen. I saw them in the early 90s. It was truly a stage of legends.

[@airbornestud3007]

You guys might like that song (mama's don't let your babies grow up to be cowboys) by Waylon & Willie

[@IGotN0]

Thanks for doing more Waylon, keep up the great content guys

[@TheDiamonddust1]

One of my favorite country artists of all time! This song is a true story.

[@TexasMagnolia]

Highly Recommend: Lonesome, Onry,and Mean from his Greatest Hits.

[@waynemarston5928]

Try Nashville Rebel" 1966 from the movie he starred in. "Grey Eyes You Know" 1967, Honky Tonk Heros" 1973 and "Nobody Knows I'm Elvis" 1997.

[@garyporter1702]

Waylon goes way back to the late 50's when hen he played bass for Buddy Holly, and actually gave up his seat to I believe Richie Valens on the plane that crashed with Buddy Holly on it. The Outlaw thing came around in 1977, when he and Willie were fed up with the Nashville country scene. They ended up playing for hippies and cowboys in Texas, and grew their hair long. The others who fell in with them were Johnny Cash (probably the original Outlaw), and Kris Kristofferson. That was when the whole Outlaw thing happened. Waylon and Willie both hated the Nashville thing, and their lock on Country music, but the people loved them and bought their albums. Thus, the beginning of Outlaw Country!

[@BornRandy62]

remember the story about Buddy Holly The Big Bopper and Richie Vallens? Waylon Jennings was originally supposed to ride the seat taken by Richie Vallens in the fatal plane ride

[@djs1244]

the highwaymen was wayon, willie , johnny cash and kris kristofferson. waylon was good friends with johnny cash for a long time they were roommates when younger too

[@Gutslinger]

This song used to be fast paced, but I love this slow rendition accompanied by the orchestra a lot more. Hope y'all check out Struggle Jennings remix of this song.

[@wgj4everlong426]

You might enjoy Waylon’s grandson Struggle doing his take on Outlaw Shit same chorus but different verses since it’s about Struggle run in with the law and his great granddaughter does a version from her perspective of her Dad’s arrest

[@sandramoore]

Waylon was playing in Buddy Holly's band the day the music died. He was supposed to be on that plane. Waylon gave up his seat because the Big Bopper was sick. It saved his life. You should watch more of the Highwaymen: Willie, Waylon, Johnny Cash and Kris Kristofferson were a supergroup.

[@johncolyer3825]

Check out the up beat rocking version "Don't you think this outlaw bit's done got out of hand"

[@Brother_MarkG]

You all need to check out Waylon singing House of the Rising Sun

[@lowprofile513]

The Highwaymen were Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Kris Kristofferson, and Waylon Jennings.

[@cody2497]

They had made a mistake however. The DEA warrant listed Waylon as the owner of the recording studio but Waylon only owned his office next door so the warrant was invalid. While the agents were getting a proper warrant, the stash was disposed of and Waylon avoided jail time.

[@doghouse0041]

the one and only waylon jennings R.I.P hoss

[@jamestate5059]

Back in the day Waylon was such an outlaw he blew up a building they played a gig at and didn't get paid. Blew up the backside of a barn

[@afterhours21711]

Yes I was just fixing to comment that till I scrolled down seeing you already had. I think I saw an interview where Billy Joe Shaver was talking about it.

[@user-wo1wu5eq2o]

Waylon all be crazy best song

[@quintondees4501]

This was a slower version of his original of this same song also sung by Waylon

[@ALT_RIGHT]

Check out his Live Version From Nassua Collosium ARE YOU SURE HANK DONE IT THIS WAY.

[@richwilson8658]

should do the original or studio version

[@Gutslinger]

This slower version is better.

[@danielmatheson8950]

I’ve been watching y’alls videos for awhile, I finally wanted to comment. This is one of my favorite songs of all time. There isn’t another artist that I feel the music like I feel Waylon’s. He has a tremendous amount of great songs. I listen to his album Waylon Live (expanded edition) from 1974 on repeat. Ain’t no god in Mexico, we had it all and Never been to Spain are a couple of my favorites.

[@amyfrost9293]

The highway men are the outlaws of country and they were all friends and then you throw in Merl haggard and so on❤

[@GearJammer78Ford]

I didn't know there was a slow version until now.

[@Tuesdays_Gone]

I’ve never heard this version of this song. I like it though.

[@Gutslinger]

Now you guys have to check out the remix of this by Struggle Jennings and Yelawolf called "Outlaw Shxt". It was made right before he went to prison over 10 years ago. That's when I first discovered Struggle.

[@michaelshelton5488]

The fast tempo version of this song sounds much better. BTW the lyrics are a true story. His studio got raided by the DEA. He was flushing cocaine down the toilet as they were coming in. "They got me for possession of something that was gone." 🤣

[@michaelshelton5488]

Just personal preference, but this slow version sounds really weird to me.

[@gregcarlson6342]

the Outlaws were " Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson, and Kris Kristofferson." Great song . Never heard it before.

[@garygoodman4342]

They were The Highwaymen. Also outlaws but there are more than just them in that category, Hank Jr, David Allen Coe, etc.

[@gregcarlson6342]

@@garygoodman4342 You are correct. I think Asia couldn't remember the name " Kris Kristofferson"

[@shawnnixon2811]

Love some Waylon. He's country. But in the 50s he played guitar for Buddy Holly. He was supposed to be on the plane with Buddy that crashed. But he gave his seat up for Richie Valens who was sick because the bus' heater was broke. So Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, and The Big Bopper JP Richardson all died in the crash. Waylon lived cause he wasn't on it. Waylon and Willie were a huge duo in the 70s.

[@jeraldkimball494]

His son Shooter Jennings plays country , rock and roll and rap. Seems not many people even know about him.

[@mbrans875]

He has a faster version where he replaces shxt, with bit. Probably a little more commercially acceptable, but I think this version is a little better. Both are good though. Try "Rose in Paradise"

[@sandramoore]

Stevie Nicks wrote a song about Waylon and his wife Jessie Colter, called Leather and Lace. Waylon was with Buddy Holly in 1959, the day the music died. Waylon was supposed to be on the plane, but gave up his seat so the Big Bopper who was sick could avoid travelling on the bus without heat. We almost lost Waylon before he got started.

[@ALT_RIGHT]

That's a BADASS TUNE RIGHT THERE.

[@jamestate5059]

You have to listen to Waylon's son Shooter Jennings and his song OUTLAW YOU. It is a big middle finger to today's country music scene being fake plus it gives a history lesson of what his dad went through to become one of the biggest stars in country music

[@hatleyhoward7193]

It’s also the business model for most Texas Country and Red Dirt artist who don’t pay anything to the establishment and make money on touring and merch along with direct CD sales profit. Go ask an artist like Roger Creager if he wants a pay cut to sign with a Nashville label. Good music is rewarded with a loyal fan base and the artist keeps full creative control. It’s no longer Nashville rejecting talent, it’s talent not needing or wanting Nashville. These Outlaw country artist paved the way and the impact they had to allow successful independent artist to have an outlet outside of the “business” can not be emphasized enough. They are legends because their impact is evident in any quick Texas Country Red Dirt google search and they left it better then how they found it. It’s a meaningful legacy and worth celebrating.

[@2869may]

And the re-make of this with Yelawolf...!

[@davidwalker683]

He’s got so many good songs. Try-only daddy that walk the line

[@VIDSTORAGE]

He was a bass player for Buddy Holly and then had a 1960s career in country music but not very successful .. By the mid 70s he was very well known and he made The Outlaws album with his wife Jesse and Willie Nelson and Tompall Glasser and that went platinum ,it was the first country album to hit that mega status .

[@dandillinger23]

Love Waylon! Check out Struggles version of Outlaw Shit.

[@2869may]

Yes..! with Yelawolf...

[@billyrice9711]

He spent time in prison Waylon was the definition of out law he was 💯 % American out law

[@pat_in_va8605]

This is Waylon's reworking of his classic "Don't You Think This Outlaw Bit's Done Got Out of Hand?" Yes, he did go way back to the '50's where he played bass guitar for the late, great Buddy Holly in the early days of Rock and Roll. He lost a bet for his seat on the plane that Buddy Holly chartered that crashed. For decades he felt like he was to blame for the plane crash because he jokingly said he hoped the plane crashed because he was going to be riding on a bus in the winter with no heater. At various times he was a roommate in Nashville with both a young Johnny Cash and Kris Kristofferson and they were doing more drugs than folks would imagine someone could survive through. June Carter straightened out Johnny Cash, eventually, and Jessi Colter (his wife and a country star in her own right) finally helped Waylon straighten his drug addicitons. Their free wheeling lives, and their rejection of the so-called Nashville "sound" is what got them labeled as being Outlaws to the current country music scene of the '60s and 70s.

[@robbieelkins2301]

What I really like about this song is the fact that he’s not a young man singing about partying. He’s an older guy singing about things. He’s done and having regrets about that stuff. He lived a long and very fruitful life. God bless you Waylon Jennings.

[@kimkelly5512]

Love Waylon, unfortunately he died at 63, and that's way too young.

[@renewilliams7600]

You guys should react to Struggle Jennings Outlaw Shxt. This song is sampled through the whole song but Struggle is rapping. It is about Struggles Outlaw life and him going to jail. Struggle is so young in the video

[@Gutslinger]

I first heard this song on some kind of Country Crossroads-like show when Shooter Jennings (Waylon's son) and Jamey Johnson performed a bunch of songs together. Then I found this version, and then the faster paced original version. Then I discovered Struggle Jennings through a remix of this song.

[@tp8030]

Waylon was 💯 an outlaw!

[@johnhutto8270]

You need to check out the 1st lady of outlaw Jessi Colter Waylon's wife she has a lot of great songs

[@robertbeckler5058]

Funny how the men in your past live in you after they are gone. Today I'm busting my tail building a pole shed. Every cut and mark I make on the lumber brings me back to the day my old man and I were busting our asses and he was teaching me how to be a man like his grandpa did. Waylon brings me back to my outlaw days the same way great grandpa does. Other men have disappeared but some never will. 10:45

[@thepolyman9698]

Hi, love what you guys do. here is my pick 3... brand new goodbye song,...memories of you and I... freedom to stay.. (bonus) nashville woman.

[@SabrinaL10101]

Freedom to stay is my favorite Waylon song followed by Dreaming My Dreams.

[@wgj4everlong426]

My favorite is Always Been Crazy but I’ll vote for all of them

[@thepolyman9698]

@@SabrinaL10101 Hi, freedom to stay is for sure my top 5. I've recently listen to most of his catalog of over 500 songs and found that one. have a nice day

[@thepolyman9698]

@@wgj4everlong426 Hi, I love that one also. you can hear his guitar build up throughout the whole song. have a great day.

[@Kentuckyfatwhiteboy]

I can’t remember if y’all reacted to Struggle Jennings remix of this song or not!? Cameo of Yelawolf in it . Banger

[@rogerreynolds4013]

The Highwaymen was Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Kris Kristoferson , and Waylon Jennings

[@celinelovell4725]

Highwaymen was Waylon, Johnny, Willie and Kris

[@jimwilson9371]

This was a take off of the song Don't Y'all Think This Outlaw Bit Just Done Got Out Of Hand. Mostly same lyrics but alot different melodies. 1977 was when he was busted in the studio, which is what the song is about. He wrote it a day or 2 after the feds busted thru the door of the studio he was in, after coke they had followed there.

[@spencerbishop5732]

Story goes Waylon asked one of his producers or managers or someone how much a pound of coke was, guy told him 30k. Waylon said “give me a pound. He was in the studio recording when fbi busted in, the recording people hit the button so Waylon could hear what was going on, while they distracted the fbi Waylon flushed the coke.

[@shawnasears]

True story yes he went to jail just like the song says.. thats why in struggles version he said he didnt learn from his mistakes he had to make them on his own and struggle did five years for selling. It flashes a pic of waylon real fast when he says it in the video. Then struggles daughter has her version also Brianna harness

[@camronking7947]

Waylon been to jail too much, love his voice in this song

[@JamesSmith-ti5jc]

He actually was, 1 of The Crickett’s, he played W/Buddy Holly, he also went N2, a shell, blamed himself, a long tyme 4/Buddy’s death 😢😢, dive in, check out th story (history)😎👍

[@sandramoore]

As a longtime fan of Waylon, I'd like to recommend an early record "Delia's Gone." The record is better than the live performance by Waylon. His voice gives me chills. And how did his parents know their baby would one day be able to wail or cry out lyrics with such passion?

[@JamesSmith-ti5jc]

Him, and Johnny Cash, we’re, true Outlaw’s, U can google David Letterman, episode, W/Waylon & Johnny, they tell a whole lot, they were roommates, & shared an apartment 👍👍👍👍😎😎😎😎😎😎😎, Bad A - -😂

[@JamesSmith-ti5jc]

Yea, it was Johnny Cash, lyke I said, they went back a long way, & shared an apartment 😎😎👍👍, talk about Outlaw, 1 of Johnny’s album covers, W/ him giv’n th FINGER🖕😂😂😂LOL

[@USMC-Goforth]

Dope reaction 💯

[@rollon863]

Yall really need to check out the upbeat version. Great reaction!

[@1lthrnk]

Try “Lady’s Love Outlaws” also by Waylon

[@glennbrown9960]

Do Eyes of Waylon by Hank Williams Jr . If you do not know Waylon played bass for Buddy Holly. Waylon is missed by us all. Waylon spoke to all of us

[@martyhall6486]

Back in the day he had a 1500.00 a day coke habit

[@thresher4]

He would have retired had coke not taken over. He was Diabetic too.

[@kennethabebdroth8513]

I believe that line they got me for possession of something that was long gone was about coke he put in the wall when they busted in and then couldn't get it back

[@jmmyky]

Waylon will always be "The Outlaw" in country music. 👊🎸

[@jeffreydaugherty7104]

He was supposed to be on the plane it gave his seed up to they Big bopper and Buddy Holly got killed that's why he's alive

[@ronaldackerman7383]

The song is a true story of when he was doing cocaine and the FBI Wanted to buster But instead Wayland flushed it down the toilet this is it updated version of the song it was more country rock when it first came out this is at the end of his career life Yes as you tell by now he started out with buddy alley thank you guys for your reaction

[@Gutslinger]

Waylon Jennings tied George Jones up and put him on the couch, after George Jones punched him in a drunken rage. They talked about it on the George Jones Show from the 90's.. There's a clip of it on KZbin.

[@user-sq8xs3ex1k]

Should’ve played this outlaw bit it’s a faster version of this song and I think it’s pretty good

[@brianbrown2266]

You ought to the James Hetfield version it's a hell of a cover you would not regret it

[@2869may]

You need to check the new "Outlaw Sh!t" with his grandson Shooter and Yelawolf....!

[@Gutslinger]

Struggle* Shooter is his son.

[@2869may]

@@Gutslinger That's right... "It's your turn Grampa"...

[@jacklopez1046]

You should look up the Hank Williams Jr. story...Movie, it explains a lot too.

[@mauricehayden8835]

It’s not that old a song. It’s a jigged up version of ‘this outlaw bit done got out of hand’. He decided to slow it down a bit and it had a nicer effect I think

[@user-me3wn6ii4r]

you guys should do "Waltz me to Heaven, by Waylon"