Waylon Jennings - Nashville Rebel

A very young Waylon performs the title clip from the 1966 movie "Nashville Rebel".

[@mdhbigdog]

Waylon Jennings was 29 years old in 1966. He was born June 15, 1937 in Littlefield, Texas. Great song!

[@thatsmygrogdd984]

Much love from Navajo land. Grandpa was one tough son of a gun. Duboise ranch send love to Waylon. 💪🤠

[@clarencewood6620]

He was born and passed away the same years as my Dad Much Love sent your way

[@jcole7061]

where has this country music gone!?!? 27 years old and I wish I would have been blessed enough to enjoy Waylon in his prime!

[@TheBrooklynbodine]

I'm 57, and can say I did enjoy him. I do feel sorry for those who missed out on that era, 'cause there was good music in just about every genre.

[@ianarchibald1423]

@@TheBrooklynbodine I'm 51, I'll be 52 in August and I remember him and that era. The nightlife too, the seedy places, and historic venues that are with us no more.

[@darrellsomers5427]

Love waylon's early stuff ,love it all but for me the early stuff just works for me

[@stephenlantz4692]

RIP to the Nashville Rebel

[@stevenmich7640]

Now that's country!

[@1937waylon]

Have this on DVD, just amazing to see Waylon in his younger days, before his real outlaw period.....however, his first music was very very nice to listen to. To me he is the greatest Country artist ever! Waylon 4 ever RIP.

[@heathergarland7089]

🥰

[@torreyintahoe]

agreed... the greatest

[@debralogston4943]

I totally agree. I still cry that he us gone along for Tom Petty R.I.P. Waylon we love you still.

[@ohok4775]

personally I actually prefer Waylons pre-outlaw music more.

[@sethshippee8568]

I grew up listening to Waylon and when he sings it still gives me chills he has such a one of a kind voice

[@MarkSavilleChannel]

My dad took me to see this movie at the theatre in the sixties and I've been hooked on Waylon ever since.

[@Auntkekebaby]

I heard THAT, Waylon. He had things to DO. I love it.

[@skullydood401]

This was my dad's favorite song from the 60s

[@snowysnowyriver]

By God, he was so beautiful.

[@helensmith-vn8wg]

There will never be another Waylon 😂❤ love him so!

[@MarcosBryant-lj8zi]

What do you admire most about Waylon

[@anelladambrosio2513]

​@@MarcosBryant-lj8ziciao Marco! 🙋‍♀️😍😘💘🌅

[@Spudderr]

Waylon on a duo sonic is definitely a weird sight. Man could make anything twang though. Rest easy hoss.

[@KLUNKET]

Oh my, ol' Waymore was just a baby here! I wonder if he knew he was literally going to become the "Nashville Rebel" ?

[@ericparrish1515]

I don't remember this from before. I do like it tho.

[@Mike583]

@@ericparrish1515 This song was the title of his 1966 movie, Nashville Rebel. Several country artists were in it.❤

[@ericparrish1515]

@@Mike583 I saw it. Purdy good.

[@nextoesc]

29 yo not a baby

[@shanenester7471]

@@nextoesc he was somebody’s baby!

[@stevelantz4460]

That opening guitar makes me smile when it comes up on my playlist

[@marshall1896]

It has a fantastic tone

[@MPLSprintmaking]

Waylon playing a Duo-Sonic? you don't see that everyday. Love it.

[@fredsullivan2777]

He was usually on a Stratocaster or Telecaster. Also played a Martin twelve string

[@michaelpatrickhamilton3384]

Its good to hear this I'm a Waylon Jennings fan

[@carolinawestern3875]

Being a kid in the 70's was great. But was even better when set to the music of Waylon.

[@LaneBarnett-py1rm]

Me to! I remember dad buying waylons album that had "THIS TIME " when I heard that stereo sound a that beat I was hooked! From 1968 till 1979! Waylon was with me always while others blasting hard metal I was digging "Clyde plays electric bass" I'm an old dude now and still getting chills 😎 what a talented man .

[@AA-gz5bf]

Love Waylon, so obvious the buddy Holly influences on his style.

[@angelaallen340]

Love this old tune by Waylon in the start of his career. This movie was great...Nashville rebel .......♥️👍

[@marythompson5458]

This The First I Seen Waylon This Young Handsome Rip

[@dianefiske-foy4717]

I have this movie but haven’t watched it yet.

[@extashery]

Never get tired of watching this!

[@fredsullivan2777]

Waylon was the greatest! One of a kind!

[@t4texastom587]

R. I. P. WAYLON 🎸🇨🇱 JENNINGS Ralph Mooney

[@patriciacarlyle9456]

Beautiful lady. She looks as though she really was in love with Waylon. Who couldn't.

[@sixties76]

It's Actress Mary Frann?

[@patriciacarlyle9456]

@@sixties76 oh! You’re right! Never thought of googling it before. She was so pretty. Didn’t realize she was the wife from Newhart show

[@kolesnipes3375]

Waylin, Johnny Horton, Faron Young and Cash were i think the best of their time

[@TheBrooklynbodine]

Faron Young was one day older than Johnny Cash. They were born on February 25 and 26, 1932, respectively.

[@DarkKnight2006]

Waylon*

[@darrellsomers5427]

And merle

[@BenSHammonds]

Great this is Waylon at the beginning and I love it, Silver Ribbons is my fave at this time :)

[@vickiellis8080]

Such a handsome man ❤

[@MarcosBryant-lj8zi]

What do you admire most about Waylon

[@deborahbouchard5475]

❤ I love his music his younger days his songs love ol Waylon

[@bryanpotter3882]

Me too ✋️

[@abdulrahmanalsahabi6900]

GREAT from the PAST, thanks KZbin to show me this🥺

[@jangojebo2542]

This is one of my favorite songs of all time, simple but I love it, and I love the lick in it

[@rollandemarie74]

YES HE WAS SO HANDSOME .I LLOVED HIM ,,YOUNGER AND OLDER ..THANKE ROLLY

[@bryanpotter3882]

Love that song Nashville rebel

[@davidklippel2442]

One of my waylon favorites

[@jimcopley2871]

In the 60s when I was in the Navy I had to show a flick on the Mess Deck one evening. It was good but we thought it was a home movie. About 8 years later when I was in NYC I went looking for an album of the music. Most people looked at me like I was stupid. But, I went to the Record Hunter and they got the album for me. I still play it on my 33rpm player. I dred the day when it don't work no more.

[@khalidcarl8456]

❤ I must be one of the few non-Americans listening to the white Waylon Jennings

[@barrygioportmorien1]

One of Waylon's best.

[@brianphelps8695]

Fantastic song

[@horsthacker6355]

This is just the right music after a hard week in a shit job. Thanks

[@netboundjim9257]

the clean cut days of waylon ...you see there was 2 of him ...and then waylon jennings the outlaw..

[@MattAttack54]

A classic one of my favorites

[@BigBadBosco]

What a prophetic song!

[@john-ducky]

This is great. Thanks for posting.

[@zoperxplex]

Mary Frann is staring at him, mesmerized. As if she just stood there fawning all over him.

[@ryansteinback73]

Love this song

[@paulramsey51]

Waylon lives in his songs.

[@darrellsomers5427]

Miss you hoss

[@wadeoliver4219]

this is the first Waylon song i ever learned, it greatly inspired my song Nashville Star

[@arinvests]

Great Little song by Waylon, another I had not heard ,Thanks for Post ~ Arthur

[@raggededge68]

Too appropriate for Waylon. Prophetic

[@namnoiz]

And i thought Waylon was born with a Telecaster in his hands !!!

[@haroldarmstrong5329]

Loved his music and his great guitar playing. He was really sharp in his early days; didn’t care for his hair later.

[@eddiep457]

Haha he's just a baby, thanks great upload

[@jazzzbaby]

LOVE this!! Thx for posting!

[@sharona666]

So why did Waylon cover up that gorgeous face with a beard?

[@caitiefaulds589]

+sharona666 what a beautiful man!!

[@andrewfleming676]

it all came with the outlaw image

[@KenthGustafsson300]

That's what most all musicans did in the 70's , that was a sort of showing they followed the new younger style and not stayed in the old way.. long hair was popular in the 70-s.

[@stevebatescollins6186]

@Mr.ManMakesLotsOfCan true that , I've loved waylon & i know he still would be an outlaw. He kinda reminds me of Trump in a way both open minded , And loud mouth. I knew waylon he was in relation to me... He is my 3rd Cousin! , He was a good guy meet him several Times!

[@stevebatescollins6186]

@Mr.ManMakesLotsOfCan Man You got it on the nose. He wanted "to do it his way". He told me and my wife at a family reunion in '78.

[@bozomahoney]

Gosh he was sooooo handsome

[@angelaallen340]

Gisèle this film was never copied. It was his very 1st film. And hey, very very handsome

[@davidsolomon5852]

Waymore! 😎

[@rdubisar1]

You know, part of the reason why country music is what it is, is because of Nashville. Even if you know the right people, that doesnt always help.

[@armandolarade7861]

one of my favorite songs all time...

[@peckerwoodaustin]

thanks for posting this!

[@justinellison4214]

He was the original nashville rebel!

[@TheFlightofthewalrus]

That random blonde girl in the video is freaking gorgeous! Kind of looks like Grace Kelly.

[@TheBrooklynbodine]

Yes, she does.

[@Chan-dw2gq]

Where have they gone....

[@bryanpotter3882]

They don't play it anymore

[@robertnicholas7156]

THE NASHVILLE REBEL HAS BEEN MY CB HANDLE SINCE I SEEN THIS MOVIE 1965 AT THE DRIVE IN OLNEY IL.

[@extashery]

You're Dreaming Anita from the same time that he sang about Anita Carter is a great song too.

[@barbarapatterson1848]

I have this movie and it is a very nice movie to watch interesting story line

[@angelaallen340]

Barbara Patterson a great timeless classic

[@christinawarren3312]

I was in high school when I saw this movie. WE immediately ordered the album. Precious memories.

[@lynnsnider3341]

i am remember so well when i was 11years old when to the movie i can't count

[@JamesTKirkCobain]

Like Carrie Fisher says: Everyone is good looking when they're young. So true. Such a shame Waylon got into drugs, but I think a huge reason for that was what he said to Buddy Holly, wishing his plane would crash, but he was only kidding at the time. Buddy wished Waylons bus would break down and Waylon said "Well I hope your plane crashes" not thinking it would actually happen. Can you imagine the guilt that must have plagued this guy? He said it took him 20 years to get over that,

[@That_AMC_Guy]

It bothered him the rest of his life. How can you get over saying that to the dude who you basically owe everything to? Buddy gave Waylon his start in music. Buddy paid for Waylon's first ever recording session and even played guitar for him. If it weren't for Buddy, Waylon might've been nothing more than a radio personality back in Lubbock.

[@kellyneese5216]

SAW HIM AND WILLIE AND COMPANY IN AMES IOWA 1976.

[@johnniehoskins5696]

❤❤❤❤

[@topdog1944]

I saw this movie in 1966, while i was at Fort Hood.

[@jimguittard]

Four fools hate this song!

[@verayazziee6433]

Waylon Jennings picking white gold

[@ryzenseven4589]

I watcheeed Nashville full movieee hereeee twitter.com/3a7b6634ad3cc60ce/status/836773262143053824

[@takeitslow3563]

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[@lisamoore4123]

jgidd right

[@WesHuntermusicman]

Story of my life

[@juanbloom6330]

They tried to keep him down, but they knew he was going to explode wirh his outlaw gang.

[@thisisonesweetworld]

damn he's handsome, reminds me of Jack Kerouac

[@angelaallen340]

thisisonesweetworld no, Waylon was like elvis in a way, very unique, didn't look like anybody

[@tuffgonggbUNCTION]

SOULJAHZ ROCKERZ

[@ericparrish1515]

Good song yeah

[@bogiewheelman71]

wow another one I hae not seen

[@cheryl62ify]

thank you

[@scarletribbons2003]

the nashville rebel.

[@superwaylon5548]

i have this record

[@jamessilba2271]

Crash is so left behind / he gave so much to the music buzz /

[@nickm7138]

The guy in the background on acoustic guitar looks like a young Bill Belichek

[@cancerouspickle5780]

It’s ironic how he literally became “the Nashville rebel”

[@harrydeanbentzel]

i gotta get whatever product he's got in his hair!

[@richiejr8756]

🎸🎸🎸

[@danielsilva9502]

Michael Fassbender would play a perfect young Waylon

[@hd95]

look at pictures of Daniel Craig from the movie "Infamous"

[@NateDog341]

Live the legend of waltasha

[@BenKey4]

I always wondered where this scene was filmed. Any ideas?

[@andrewstuart8339]

A club thats long gone called "Pat Taylors" in a little town outside of Nashville called Scotsboro. I know this because my grandfather is the guy standing to the right of the screen playing bass behind Waylon. His name was Tom Stuart and died in 2018 at the age of 94. My grandpas band was "The rhythm wranglers" they were the house band and was asked to be in the movie.

[@bianchiveloce1]

It's Dapper Dan!

[@bubbaperdue4862]

Does anyone know where i could find the tabliture for this???

[@rollingchicken9092]

I know it's been 6 years but I an searching as well for the tabs of this riff.

[@rollingchicken9092]

@MusicAndKeyboard hi, that would be great. If you know how to play it, please share your knowledge. Thank you!

[@jamoandb8470]

RIP Boo Daddy.

[@sarahbehrns2454]

Sexiest man in music!!!

[@joebeutner6538]

It's Arlon Grove....

[@WillieStratton]

Anyone know what that guitar is? Fender Duo Sonic?

[@thesixgunfighter288]

I think you're right. At first I thought it was a Mustang.

[@vincentholland5403]

Judging by the pick guard my guess is a 1966 Fender Strat in Candy Apple Red

[@NoCoverCharge]

Got a little Marty Robbins sound here

[@roycoles7976]

him hank williams and bob segar

[@bryanpotter3882]

Bob Seger

[@ssjm666]

What's the movie called

[@rosegarrett4793]

sandy meister Nashville Rebel

[@evanricheson1630]

Garth and Bryan don’t have shit on old Hoss