Waylon Jennings Autobiography with photos 2 of 3

[@metrogames1114]

Im supposed to be doing my math during COVID homeschool but im listenin to this

[@sherrymartin2486]

♥️

[@nancyjohnson8854]

The honesty is refreshing! Waylon is a very interesting man. His life was full, that’s for sure! Glad he, and Jessi found true love. Like he says, probably saved his life! Enjoyed listening to his storytelling! His life was covered completely! Thanks for sharing❣️

[@angiejones3733]

I've listened to this several times. I've been a Waylon fan since i was a child. If i have trouble sleeping i put this on and Waylon's soothing voice talks me back to sleep. ☺️

[@cowboyneverdycowboynevercr2027]

He's always been apart of folks history in an immense way here in North Western New Mexico, among the Navajo. Bigger than any of the greatest that also spent time here, like Johnny Cash and Gary Stewart. Waylon sang up at the Cathedral in Gallup NM (which was an activity center), Red Rock State Park few miles outside of Gallup NM and the Civic Center in Window Rock AZ; which are just a few places outta of many. Crownpoint NM was where Cash came to visit a friend, an artist 🎨, several dozen miles NW from Gallup and its the place Johnny Cash sings about; in one of his songs 🎵 "Navajo." I was born in '79, so all this was happening before l was born, but l grew up listening to Waylon in the 80's and in the 90's, ld play Waylon's songs in them years. I can say l decided to have myself grow up listening to Waylon for the rest of my adolescent years into my adult years; and never stopped. My 20's ld record Waylon's songs off the CDs 💿 l purchased onto cassette tapes, because it ticked me off something awful everytime one of them darn CDs gotten scratched and no matter how dantly careful you handle them things, they still end gettn f'n scratched. I had a dual CD and cassette tape player in my truck in the 2000's. For every CD and Cassette, l'd label it as "Rodeo Jams" ❤. Very true about what Waylon says about the Navajo, alcohol was consumed socially, but as soon as when them authorities came, they'd (men of that time that just wanted to wind down and listen to good ole tunes, and socialize) have to polish it or pour everything out. Waylon says they drank just the same, meaning in comparison to folklore and its what he observed. Which l seen myself growing up observed too, but occasionally, like any other in any other part of the US, there's always that one or few, that over does it, a few. 😁😄😉 Yeah, we all still continue to blare his songs, we still love his songs 🎵 ❤ 💙 , we still love him and many of us Cowboys still have many of his songs in our "Rodeo Play list." Too many titles to list as E.g. (example), you think of any title and its sure to be listed to play; in any Navajo's device. I'm a artist (painter) myself, which l still have yet to paint one for Waylon and lm thinking it'll have to be a storyteller type. One for Cash too and Gary. I can go on and on about Waylon, but it be just as long as his entire autobiography. And then some, if l get a hold of a lot of folks around here just to ask them about Waylon's packed in crowded standing only concerts they attended. Much love to you all and thank you all for taking the time to read my writing ✍ about Waylon. 😁😉❤👋🏼🤝🏼 God Bless and God Bless The United States of America 🇺🇸.

[@DustyD-vv8xb]

I found these recordings yesterday, this is officially my favorite youtube find ever! Thank you forvmaking this svailable to us all!

[@terriebeckham5895]

Wish waylon jennings still here he was the best

[@donnakayahern3179]

I had the awesome opportunity to see Waylon and Jesse perform in the showroom at Harrahs in Reno in 1989. My mother in law was their cook. They were a really nice family. Also Waylon stopped by to have a talk to my brother in law about his drinking considering he had been through that kind of life style.

[@daviddeaton1575]

Waylon was one of the greatest singer song writers and story tellers of all times He wont be forgotten He made the Dukes Of Hazard tv show famous with that voice

[@lorainescholtz6191]

Love Waylon and Tompall Glaser..

[@STEViEmando]

Thanks I have it on cassette but as I don't have a cassette player this is great. Thank you

[@robertsherrill8089]

Stevie Simpson - One Bloke One Mandolin

[@robertcbrown1515]

I could sit back watch these stories 24/7 that's how much I enjoy them. A lot of these stories are so awesome.

[@amandademorse5627]

The best... hands down. That voice, second to Elvis in my book

[@robertsherrill8089]

AMANDA DEMORSE 2 different artists with 2 different kinds of music !!!!!!!

[@joblo9632]

@@robertsherrill8089 And both awesome!

[@longjohn77]

​@@robertsherrill8089why are you so angry?😂

[@SuperGypsyLady]

I am really enjoying listening to these. Thank you again!

[@elmenarepass3105]

Love listening to this life story

[@AndreaPresley]

i just ordered waylons autobiography book

[@garyinman9325]

Waylon is A King in his own rite And Mrs Jessie is.A Queen waylon tell ya real quick with a cheerful heart she is his Greatest treasure . Understandably so .

[@jerrymccurry8229]

I loved him I first saw him at the drive in he stared in the movie Nashville Rebel l was hooked.i looked for his records I played them all day.

[@christianchannel43p23]

great storyteller. gives me hope ..so many ups and downs. I need an up and a prayer too if any one can. ty

[@rickeybenson2586]

9o ok .

[@fernandoacevedo3585]

@@rickeybenson2586 0spa0p

[@fernandoacevedo3585]

#see a0p0sp

[@gracieg7601]

Prayers For you.

[@thetreblerebel]

Glad that theres all of it on here 🎻🎸

[@kattykendrickkerley7045]

Enjoyed both videos intensely! We love Their Music Although, listening to Their Autobiogray is Priceline!

[@Smith686plus]

This is an amazing video.

[@missyd9462]

Love this.........tyvm for sharing....❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@carolynabernathy1223]

I have listened to this story and read his book. He had a quite. A life. Love his music

[@CarolynHardy-om3ig]

OMG I don't have the time to become enamored. This totally affected my steadfastness. I do not regret it nor will I do it again. Hey, he was an icon that I heard once upon a time fell in love and will be in forevermore I'm

[@carolynabernathy1223]

I have listened to it many times. Timeless

[@jeffrey99massey]

Wonderful!

[@DarkSkies72]

Roger Miller sang King Of The Road which reminds me so much of my dear late father. I miss you, daddy. Sad, Roger died at age 56 of lung cancer. He had 8 children.

[@SJ-ni6iy]

Who else would give their right arm to be a fly on the wall of Waylon and Cash’s apartment or see what went on at Sue’s place?

[@darrelbrooks2431]

I love to hear he's life story

[@gracieg7601]

SJ there’s a funny story John told about him and Waylon living together. John told it on a talk show one night. It included a sliding glass door. I wish I could remember where it was I saw John tell it.

[@cheyenneshawnee1466]

Waylon lives forever ~ I love the Audio, but I wonder why you didn't use photographs of most of the people he was talking about.

[@evasivy855]

I agree with you, Cheyenne Shawnee. I felt the same way. This series 3-part autobiography "with pictures" would have been more powerful if we had got the chance to see the people he was talking about AS the video unfolded and AS the people were brought forth in the story.

[@robertsherrill8089]

cheyenne Shawnee yoy should know who he's talking about or you don't know County music peace !!!!!!

[@longjohn77]

​​@@robertsherrill8089 give it a rest there, tough guy. Nobody cares what you think.😂😅

[@gracieg7601]

It’s so funny to think of Johnny and Waylon living together.

[@gracieg7601]

Oh I forgot I saw him with Willie at a picnic one time too. Can’t believe I forgot that.

[@frankmedlin1402]

Awesome story

[@sandiesanchez3892]

How did anyone ever get him to do this autobiography? He really knew himself or knew what he wanted.

[@winniebest9826]

,like I waylone Joycm64

[@sherrymartin2486]

Ain't that the TRUTH!!!!... Never another WAYLON JENNINGS!!!... and the way he used his life as an example to others as to what not to do ❤️

[@Jamestele1]

This guy lived a lot - too much really, but he seemed like a kind-hearted man.

[@wiseandhumble2470]

Id say him and i have those things in common, i never really liked the classless ladys, a good hearted woman really makes a man feel just that way, hard to pass 1,2,3 or more up...

[@gracieg7601]

John and Waylon have a funny story about them living together. I heard John tell it. I’m not sure where you can hear it. He told it on a talk show late night it may have been david letterman. I’d like to find it again cause it was funny. Something like a sliding glass door problem. Hope you guys can find it if you want.

[@gracieg7601]

He hasn’t mentioned his movie he was in. The first time I ever saw Waylon was in a movie.

[@angiejones3733]

In the actual book he does talk about it. This recording doesn't include many of the stories that are in the book.

[@pageribe2399]

"Nashville Rebel"

[@jaysjaysgarden398]

i hate to say it but the drugs and alcohol sets the stage for a great story teller, Yes the drugs and alcohol will kill you faster than a piece of lead outta that old 45 but it also give's one a certain sight not many have seen on the highest levels in the strangest way's.This is why today's music is so different the little kiddy's were told not to cross the wrong side of the tracks and hey didn't....and their music reflects it, Soulless meaningless heartless. thank god for the pioneers,For those who cut the trail with their teeth. God bless each and everyone of them.

[@jaysjaysgarden398]

@@LukeIsraelMusic I'm a guitarist, I'm also 14 years sober.

[@marshamillam9418]

W was the greatest music

[@DebbieBerrey]

Love u❤❤❤❤❤debbie

[@gracieg7601]

Waylon was so good and why on earth would a woman want him to stop singing and playing? Isn’t that one of the things they fell in love with ? The drugs would have hurt too yes but they all should have known he was born to play and sing! Geez. A woman in a mans life is supposed to do what she could to support what he is happy about. My husband was two men. He loved his job as a aero a space design engineer and he loved drag racing. So by day he worked at his job and I was a computer tech operator, by night we built top alcohol engines. . We had a small shop at out house so it was easy to do the work at night. Our house was full of people in the evenings I knew my husband loved racing when I married him so together we worked to do drag racing and take care of our jobs our home and our child. Lol it was a craxy fun time at our house and if we weren’t at a drag race on the weekend we were at home getting ready for the next drag race or for work stuff the next week. We were busy all the tine.

[@gracieg7601]

WAsnt Johns first wife name Maxine too? I can’t remember.

[@joblo9632]

Vivian

[@gracieg7601]

@@joblo9632 ok lol

[@brandyharding7692]

lmao, I wanted to slap him and he was on MY side!

[@jeanhogan9659]

That voice is not Waylons

[@nast3282]

Yes it is

[@christineadams1284]

It sure is Waylon. ❤️

[@michelestout3248]

It definitely is Waylon’s voice!

[@gracieg7601]

Jean Hogan JUST WHO DO YOU THINK IT IS if it’s not Waylon?

[@wiseandhumble2470]

Absaloutly is waylon 100%

[@sandynoe5601]

I wonder why Jesse didn't make money when they were down she wrote and was a singer

[@angiejones3733]

She did make money and used it to buy their house in Nashville. Plus she was busy raising her daughter and his three kids from his first marriage.

[@tomthompson8705]

can

[@janetx4551]

I want hank willimas

[@robertsherrill8089]

keyenia hawthorne get in line lol !!!!!!

[@wiseandhumble2470]

Well this fellow goes by waylon, maybe go google what your looking for, you got the wrong guy here.

[@sandraellis9526]

Enjoyed hearing his life story but I wish he would have cleaned up his mouth. using God in the way he did is neither funny or entertaining. it's a shame he used that language. Too bad Jesse couldn't pray that cussing demon off him. my husband had a filthy mouth but when I became a Christian he stopped cussing in front of me or y friends. I am a Christian and I like Waylon , just why did he have to use that filthy language he has a vocabulary and it's not needful for him to use it.

[@candicox6101]

Sandra Ellis that's how he spoke. It's second nature to him. He has never put on airs for anyone. I dislike that word as well but other than my brother & sister I never tell anyone not to say that word though I do cringe at it. I don't say it unless I get totally angry. At my age that doesn't happen much. Merry Christmas

[@robertsherrill8089]

Sandra Ellis now you know a little bit more about the man eh ????

[@robertsherrill8089]

He doesn't conciously do it unfortunately it's mostly a very bad habit !!!!!

[@donjtrump]

What do u mean this is actually pretty clean?

[@Noooreeezeee]

What hell are talking about? If you think this is filthy then you have no business being on here. Girl bye🙄🤦👀🖐

[@brendaniebel1355]

He had diabetes. Didn't correct the problem.

[@wiseandhumble2470]

Man this man has a way of telling, really enjoyed this and found him to be a real comical story teller as well, being a alcoholic and attic i found myself relating in many a way. Head on straight these days im actually able to listen,so i enjoyed this alot!!!

[@garycrawford6912]

It reminds me of an old Western story, definitely a great story Teller

[@DebbieBerrey]

Love u❤❤❤❤❤debbie