WAYLON JENNINGS - "Bobby Bare & Friends" (TNN 1984)

Bobby Bare interviews Waylon Jennings & Jessi Colter

[@KD_1989]

I love listening to Waylon. He’s so honest and sincere when he speaks. I’ve always been fascinated with him and Elvis. There was something about those two that I just found extraordinary.

[@waylonvids]

As I'm sure you can tell if you look at the videos I post on this channel, Waylon & Elvis are my two favorite artists, and in my opinion, they along with Cash had a level of charisma that has yet to be seen again. P.S. If you love listening to Waylon speak, THIS is a seriously interesting audio recording from 1973. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ppWufniPesqrprssi=Vp_UKBQMONOGFJ6r

[@BobL56]

Saw this when it first aired on TNN but all these years later it’s like finding buried treasure. Thanks for posting it here.

[@nedyoungblood2167]

these two are the birth of true country music and respect for the other artist. in my opinion ever country artist today need to listen to these country artist that birthed the true country music we enjoy today.

[@The11221997]

There’s no way Bobby Bare is Waylon’s biggest fan..because I am! 🥰 Thanks for sharing this!

[@urbangorilla33]

The competition is fierce for that title! Rightly so...

[@cameronwitmer]

I’m surprised Waylon didn’t like that Wurlitzer prize. That’s one of my favorite Waylon songs

[@SJ-ni6iy]

This is such a great interview because these two men have a large amount of respect for one another.

[@urbangorilla33]

And affection.

[@theeaskey]

Very sad and delightful all at the same time.. glad to say I've lived through those times..I've stood behind a mic stand for 50 years and sung Waylon and Willie songs . Think I've have a few more gigs left in me

[@jimwilson9371]

Just realized this is where Waylon said of the band we came up with the sound together. Always remembered it but not where I heard it.

[@TheIrishmanCan]

I am truly convinced that no one can interview as well as Bobby Bare

[@waylonvids]

He was then and I figure he still is even after all these years. He's one of those well rounded entertaining cats that we rarely see these days.

[@RandyH400]

I saw this on tnn. Thanks for sharing it! Love All3of them! This was back when tnn was great.

[@loqutisborg5416]

Read Waylons book a couple of weeks age. Goddamn, that man was a hell raiser but Goddamn could he sing!!!! I miss him.

[@jimwilson9371]

I remember this and like someone else said it's like finding buried treasure .

[@TheIrishmanCan]

watching now

[@kathrynmanion5876]

I love you forever and always 💛 💓 💗 pa 🐾 waylon jennings and my imagination 💖 💕 💓 ♥ ❤ 💛 💖 💕 💓 ♥ ❤ 💛

[@user-cv7tr1bi5c]

❤❤🎉🎉 good ❤

[@angiejones3733]

I like this interview because I think it shows a lot of Waylon's true personality. Great interview! ❤=w=❤

[@KD_1989]

It’s crazy that he is only two months sober here.

[@KLeeHill]

❤❤❤❤❤❤ thank you for posting this!

[@user-cv7tr1bi5c]

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[@urbangorilla33]

28:00 Interesting that Waylon says addiction is a disease way back in '84. It seems it's only recently that this has been a more widely accepted view.

[@LukeIsraelMusic]

Can tell he was as honest as a war nurse about asking him to, he knew it was rough and gripping Needed this.

[@bsnf-5]

many music icons had drug problems, I think Waylon had incredible stamina, that allowed him to survive all these years of abusing heavy substances, and yet keep on going in such a good shape. Makes me somewhat sad as well, but I guess that's the way it is