Waylon Jennings,Tompall Glaser,Jessi Colter Full Show

[@Boneyardfantasy]

This is pure country folks not that bullsh** that is playing now

[@bryangreager2116]

I'm 57 and when I would listen to this my ole man would tell me to "turn that hippie shit off"...just sayin'

[@idabelle6792]

Elvis Hale it definitely is.

[@mondocjenson-dy8zd]

I tend to agree

[@bryangreager2116]

@robbie G Don't you remember... right after we ended our prison marriage

[@jpb1231000]

@@bryangreager2116 It ain't queer if ya in here!!!

[@KowboyUSA]

Never be another Waylon Jennings ever again. RIP

[@justinuptonn261]

impossible to not be enchanted by her. A true songbird and very talented as well.

[@Sha-mp2fz]

❤awesome❤

[@ElizabethHughes-so5rz]

Jessie and Waylon were BOTH ABSOLUTELY amazing Country music singers ,there two voices together just blended . Peeeeeerfecttttttllly.Rip Waylon, Jessie so happy that you found a new man in your 80s , l wish it could have been Waylon, but l am truly very happy that you are happy AGAIN.Enjoy the rest of your years with your new gentleman. I know in my heart that that you know that he is nothing like Waylon, but as long as you are BOTH happy, that's the main thing.And he shall hopefully look after you and vise versa ELIZABETH in SCOTLAND XXXXXXXXXXXXX 💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕❤

[@tablerockkid8237]

Over 45 years ago. How could it be? And I still listen to these same tunes. Country ... As it was meant to be.

[@lindasuegreenkennedy9739]

So do I. I suppose it's because nobody today has got the talent Waylon had,or ever will have. Waylon had more talent in his little toe than any of those folks singing and picking out here today. RIP Waylon!

[@leahflower9924]

Are you an outlaw? Lol they were all like uh well...

[@sykwookiee]

​@@lindasuegreenkennedy9739 Charlie Star?

[@StilettoCutsQuick.]

@@leahflower9924lol

[@slabbusterrtr7690]

​@@lindasuegreenkennedy9739never be another Waylon

[@vickiecraig9578]

Saw him 6 months before his passing he was having a late breakfast at the restaurant where I work he was super cool

[@teresarn1965]

I would have passed out!!!

[@loboblue5441]

Cool!

[@marcspardello1254]

That is nice to hear. It's funny how when someone says they met a famous celebrity the first question is if he or she is a kind person

[@deborahchesser7375]

@@marcspardello1254 because usually they are asses I guess right

[@marcspardello1254]

@@deborahchesser7375 yeah usually they are. All famous people or "important" people are only as important as their sphere of influence is. Even Waylon Jennings is not better than me or you - he seemed to have understood that.

[@lindasuegreenkennedy9739]

Waylon was, and still the Best Man ever in Real Country Music!

[@daleharapat4984]

Jessie is the total package, beautiful, talented, charismatic and a lovely human being

[@katmarino4120]

Wonderful Christians and great autobiographys😊

[@HereIsRick]

Waylon sounds better live than on an album. Not a single modern "country" singer can claim that.

[@anthonyfoutch3152]

Saw Waylon live twice in the 70s. My cousin drove Waylon's bus and was going to get me backstage in 1974 but Paul McCartney showed up and the wouldn't let me backstage.

[@jmsjms296]

Try Sturgill Simpson, if you dare...

[@HereIsRick]

@@jmsjms296 Sturgill is hardly a modern "country" singer.

[@debbie.doodle_]

You’re right!!!

[@baphometfathom5348]

@@chrismcelrath9098 grow up bro have some open taste

[@crx350x1]

45 years ago and still simply amazing.

[@idabelle6792]

Waylon Jennings what an amazing legend.

[@cherylking646]

Waylon has his own style and a "One of a kind voice. " Love this guy. Sad he is gone.

[@twylah9047]

He drank and smoked his self to death until it killed him. Great singer... but health wise? No brains.

[@pugnugger4600]

When talent was the first requirement. The junk that passes for country today.... I know Hank sure didn't do it like they do today...

[@elizabethsizemore4714]

Agreed.

[@TheRed02151]

lmao what are you talking about, these guys suckk!! Drake and Lil Wayne are so much better

[@codeman4546]

Man I hope people understand the humor in that instead of getting offended.

[@TheRed02151]

@@codeman4546 probably not

[@codeman4546]

@@TheRed02151 well maybe now

[@Rileymanification]

Nothing like this will ever happen again. The universe created moments, places in time such as this that are so unique and pure that we must remember and cherish them.

[@DebbieW1965]

Rileymanification that's such a beautiful thought!

[@judykozma2678]

so well said. Your words expressed what I am feeling. Thank you for your prospective.

[@davidrice3337]

​@@DebbieW1965except he's full of shit

[@davidrice3337]

​@@judykozma2678you can't be serious - don't tell me you got a fiance in prison......

[@thebrideoffrankenstein2415]

Waylon had such a manly voice ....absolutely LOVE it!!! 🔥🔥🔥

[@juliannerichards4549]

yeah he was sexy dude.

[@dacethejackofhearts7209]

What a couple ! So charming and respectful and in awe of each other. In Texas , and the rest of the world, Waylon is still the king.

[@PhillisThompson-b7f]

50 years later still getting it ❤❤❤❤😊😊

[@charlesnolan7602]

Waylon ( for me ) represents another type of country music - solid, honest, riveting...

[@davidrice3337]

Because of those Billy Joe Shaver songs

[@ElizabethHughes-so5rz]

Don't be sarcastic about your comment @david drice3337.

[@martynewell1181]

Waylon Jennings was one of my favorite's artist and he could belt out some good songs RIP Waylon Jennings

[@evelynwilliams6845]

Waylon is the best.luv him!! 🙏

[@chocodiledundee1]

Waylon sound is insanity man .... he’s legendary, his sound blows my mind out ... hell of a singer and a hell of a guitarist...18:50 man he’s doing that solo in “Raining day woman” .... ohhh man please his sound is legendary, totally mind blowing

[@thetreblerebel]

Waylons guitar....had that sound..

[@jimbouldin5651]

Carly Simon

[@markdaly7283]

hillbillymark here from ontario canada- i got my first 8 track and it was waylon back in 1973 and been hooked since. still my favourate, have you read his book it has a crazy part about him playing at the Horse shoe tavern in Toronto.

[@michaelstamper3096]

Listen to This Time and Me and Bobby McGee on Waylon Live Expanded Version!! Waylon's Telecaster rocks!!

[@skullguy165]

Yeah he using the phaser effects

[@gunners47]

Of course Waylon and Tompall are really great, but Jesse's just simply terrific! Her solo albums are never to be forgotten and very much underrated!

[@jonathankieranwriter]

Amen!

[@anelladambrosio2513]

​@@jonathankieranwriterciao Jonathan! 🙋‍♀️😍😘💘🍀

[@grandpadutch9453]

Waylon is on my Mount Rushmore of all time favorite country singers. Mercy me, Jessi sure is easy on the eyes.

[@deucefloyd9858]

Not too bad on the ears either.

[@skullguy165]

Yep me too go Waylon!

[@hildadidzena5216]

Such A Beautifull Lady❤Lucky for her ❤Such handsome Man"her hubby Waylon🤝RIP🙏THEIR MUSIC GOES-ON FOREVER❤ALL🕊🇨🇦🕊

[@franciscopietra]

I am originally from Brazil...lived in Wisconsin for over 25 years...found my way to Tennessee and fell in love with the south and the great country music tradition...

[@gomphrena-beautifulflower-8043]

Tennessee is in the house! Welcome! I grew up in Nashville and Jackson (divorced parents) and now live about halfway between the cities. We love our country music but it was real country back in the day. Glad you love it here and hope you’ll stay the rest of your life!

[@franciscopietra]

@@gomphrena-beautifulflower-8043 thank you...appreciate your kind words...

[@5050TM]

Glad to have you in the South! I'm from here and I'm part Brazilian! 🙂

[@stevemincey9630]

Waylon the greatest

[@TrumpDesantis-zm3kg]

I feel waylons music more than any other singer. Thank God we had him.

[@r.d.fisher6154]

I worked oil fields in 1980 -82 first in Ohio then in corpus christi tx. , one thing we could agree on is Waylon on the radio or on our 8tracks we all had he's greatest hits album in every truck. Got to see Waylon and jesse,also the crickets at the Ohio State fair,great show of all time . Thanks miss Jesse my God bless you, Thanks for sharing him with the world.

[@snapmalloy5556]

Old cable tool or rotary? I grew up with a best friend whose dad was a cable tool driller in Ohio. I then went to work for Halliburton in the early 80's. First as a cementer and later on a fracking crew. Left that in 1985 and never looked back

[@cherylking646]

We need to get Emmylou Harris and Jessi Colter in the country Hall of Fame.

[@JackycClark]

And Tanya Tucker .

[@maryroberts9233]

I miss Waylon Jennings and Johnny Cash. They made country sound like country. True talent, not just air brushed

[@skullguy165]

Don't hear much with steel guitar with newer bands

[@coups119]

Amen! And no one can ever duplicate their sound! they can try while giving tribute!

[@gomphrena-beautifulflower-8043]

Waylon and Jessie and Johnny Cash stopped by our little town - actually went 80 miles out of their way - to make an appearance at our annual community fall River Day festival in the early 80’s. They came rolling in on their two big tour buses to our sheer delight! Trouble was, hardly anyone believed us when we told them they were coming, so we had about a thousand fewer people than we expected.

[@BigLouUSAF_VET]

Outstanding! And, Jessi was gorgeous!

[@FrankAndTinaOfficial]

Jessie Colter was just beautiful and amazingly talented! Waylon was the man but he lucked up with her!

[@garypowers4886]

Man I wish I was old enough to enjoy these days of country music! There is few today that can sing and play, but never another Waylon.

[@gearoiddom]

Yeah I was too late for any of this, but at least we have recordings. You are right about Waylon - a one-off in history.

[@larryh.4629]

Not country like this kind of rock with a steel guitar.. if your lucky.

[@terriejohnston8801]

Gary....listen to Jamie Johnson.

[@barrystephens9494]

This is when the great U.S.A. stood proud and strong smoking on T.V. flip your ashes on the floor HELL YEAH GOD BLESS AMERICA! R.IP. Waylon.

[@joeshmoe3860]

You would have had more likes but they died from cancer.

[@victoriacolacone2449]

Love it when Waylon sings

[@macmillanlavety2101]

Fatt Puppy1

[@dwightcurrie8316]

Just like Waylon said....."Jessi's Cuter than a Wagon Load Of Puppies"

[@ElizabethHughes-so5rz]

What an amazing unique style voice Waylon had, gives me the goosebumps, every time I hear Waylon singing, RIP Waylon. ELIZABETH in SCOTLAND ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@ThoroughbredZone]

"Just trying to hold my own" Waylon you are the man.

[@jimbouldin5651]

Stephen Alicknovic je

[@DougAllen-jd4mt]

Waylon was an idol of mine!! I loved everything about his music and his story that seems to have a little of mine in there! He also had the most beautiful wife a guy could have! Her voice was so sweet, the sweetest! The outlaw movement was right in my wheel house…. God blessed us with every note they hit! Love forever, I still get choked up when I hear her sing Les

[@thisistheworldtoday]

So many incredible singers were at their peak of talent looks and performance at that time in country and rock music paving new frontiers in music...Waylon paved the way

[@royhendersoncompany9006]

Roy and dispose

[@justinuptonn261]

This is pure, real, heartfelt country. Immense talent. Melodic and sincere. Where has talent like this gone?

[@musicnut58]

In my opinion Tompall Glaser was one of the most under-rated singers of all time. LOVE his voice.

[@bonniewrightjohnson5251]

I loved to hear Tompall sing. He was such an awesome singer & when all 3 brothers sang together it was like no other group I ever heard. Sibling harmony is the best you can find, but the Glaser Bros were the very best on Earth. We saw them in concert 3 times & if they'd been around more where we could've gone, we sure would've. I was so terribly sad when Tompall passed away then when Jim & Chuck passed it really hurt my heart. I have nearly every record they made. I'd like to have them all. I do have all of Tompall's solo albums.

[@musicnut58]

@@bonniewrightjohnson5251 It would be awesome to have the Glasers collection. They were good on their own but when they got together (way too seldom), it was magic! Lovin' Her Was Easier is one of my favorite albums.

[@Johnny747CB]

The most under rated singer of all-time without a doubt would be Daryl Singletary.

[@mauricehope6278]

Well said that man!

[@twylah9047]

The way Tompall treated his brother Jim, forced Jim to go out on his own. Chuck was the peace maker. But Tompall was jealous of his brother Jim. AND wasn't the same as singles ... The trio was what made him. Waylon put Tompall in the group as an outlaw. Otherwise... he would not have made it on his own. Jim did great as a solo artist... much better than Tompall . The group was where the real talent was. Glaser Brothers! No one could match them.

[@jonathankieranwriter]

Waylon’s baritone and style … what do you say? Nobody can touch him. I stand in awe of his ability to sell a song. Same goes for Jessi-unique, funky, one-of-a-kind voice and writing. What a power couple.

[@WLBarton4466]

Not even smoking all the years he did, his voice never changed.

[@ELIZABETHHUGHES-l7u]

SORRY I am not a fan of Waylon. I love MERLE. He was my favourite. ELIZABETH SCOTLAND XXXXXXX ❤❤❤❤

[@sawbilly2]

Wont never be another Waylon! Baddest Telecaster ever lived!

[@ElizabethHughes-so5rz]

Wow,Wow Wow ABSOLUTELY Brilliant singing from Waylon Jennings. GODBLESS you Waylon, you were taken away from us all far to early in your short life and career, l pray that you are RIP. ELIZABETH ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@SkeeterNYC]

Thank you! Waylon and Jessie are the real Americana/Country deal!

[@openyoureyes3969]

This reminds me of my dad R.I.P

[@woodsmanghost6456]

Damn Jesse has more soul than all of Nashville today ... she’s is pure Gold

[@inharmsway1965]

I remember seeing this live with my mother as a child, I loved that bohemian look that Jessi was rocking and the talent, what a treat.

[@pugmahone9439]

First time I’ve heard of Jessi Colter and I’m in awe , what a voice, what a talent 🙏🙌🙌🙌

[@donnadoering5125]

Always LOVED Waylon ♥️♥️♥️♥️🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@cherylking646]

Jessie Colter is a legend in her own right.

[@SkooterSmith]

Jessie is such a beautiful lady. She saved Waylon from himself in his drug days. Still a beautiful lady.

[@uuuuu1111]

She also brought him back to God at the end of his life. She's a good woman.

[@rahan9886]

Is that his Woman? 💘

[@glitter-lk5dz]

Thank you for sharing this! 😍 My parents had "Lisa" only as a 45 single recording. Knew that she was talented but hadn't a clue that she was and remains so truly beautiful.

[@Head318Hunter]

I love Waylon and all but I clicked on this one to see Jessi

[@bamadeadhead]

SinkHollyWood lmao The crooked teeth winch? Is that who you refer to?

[@katbowl9971]

@@bamadeadhead Wtf do you look like, loser?

[@adolpholiverbush2]

@@bamadeadhead What a dick thing to say...but anyway, yes, Jessi is so freaking hot here.

[@Head318Hunter]

@@bamadeadhead Lock you and I in a room together and we'll see who leaves with ANY teeth. Crooked or otherwise. Jessi's teeth are absolutely perfect BTW so WTF are talking about to begin with ?? Are you another one of these guys who as a kid you walked in on 'Ol Waylon plowing your mom ?? Bama dead head. Let's break it down... A. You're from Alabama. Worst in the nation for poverty and education. And second only to Arkansas in the lacking teeth dept. B. "Dead-Head" means you're a chronic bong hitter and likely between age 68-75. Which means your penis hasn't worked in a quarter of a century. That's why you're divorced 3x and bitter towards the world. But there's no one else to blame for you misery and suicidal tendencies except for YOURSELF and your repeated, consistent bad choices. Are those felonies STILL on your record Jimbo ?? You could've had those fines paid off in 5 yrs if you weren't such a lazy procrastinator. Now that your mom couldn't stand you any longer and finally kicked the bucket you have no more freeloading, basement dwelling to do. All of your exes have long since moved on and only bring your name up when it's joke time. Because.... well... dont feel too bad because there's never been a woman who was pleased with a 4" dick. So you aren't totally alone. When was the last time you attempted to speak with your child ?? MmmmHmmm. Jesus forgives you. Jessi doesn't give a damn about you. Same as ALL women. Can you guess who I am ?? Haha

[@biglouie9547]

Me too

[@rogerpullum9210]

Jessee was then and always will be most beautiful lady of country music.

[@anthonyfoutch3152]

i agree but it's Jessi.

[@glennmorris371]

I'm not lisa is one of the greatest country songs ever.

[@kevinparker5557]

This is just the best of music right here people, don't need no label to say it is country, just great music

[@lauriLokkeni9002]

Waylon, what a gorgeous guy ❤️

[@robertogarrett6986]

I miss the days back when I would play and sing all the country favorite with my band . During breaks I would sit talk drink my liquor dance to the noise box 5 selections for a quarter. Back when real men were gentlemen who treated their wife/date like ladies/princess. No one said much out of the way to another.Then you could sit outside of the saloon/dance hall with a group of friends drinking having fun and a couple cops would pull up and sit talking an hr having a blast. Get home around 4 bathe eat catch a power nap be at work at 6 get home at 5:30 eat bathe catch a power nap then head to the dance hall at 6:30 start it all over again. God I miss those days, won't ever be again like it was in the 50-60 and 70s

[@CM-lb4nm]

When I listen to Waylons music I go to another place and it's an awesome place, miss you waylon....

[@altheacraig2904]

I love the way Jessi sings "I'm Not Lisa" she is such a great singer! And then there is Waylon!

[@coups119]

That song is about a Baby Mama. Second wives can't miss it! The love for a Baby Mama never dies! It's a soul tie!

[@NeilGregoryJohnson00]

Never heard of that Tompall Glaser guy he's pretty damn cool!! I'm diggin his tunes..

[@irplane]

Tompall was the man

[@SJ-ni6iy]

I think him and Waylon had a falling out. It’s sad because I don’t think they ever made up.

[@joanneswan2289]

Without Tompall there would not have been an Outlaw album. He supplied a lot of equipment. Ask Willie.

[@michaelhester1328]

God she was beautiful! Great singer. Should have been bigger!

[@owenrexroat7680]

I can't listen to Jessie sing this song without tears...! In my eyes 😂😂

[@TheNewRevolution]

When I listen to today's Country's music it makes me lonesome, on'ry, and mean.

[@tennyc]

Such a great time in Country Music in the mid 70s , many of the biggest hits had crossed over to Pop and had a more broad appeal but kept the sound pure and the feeling real. so glad I got to be a teen in the 20th Century . thank you so much for posting this clip PGTC is one of my fave shows of all time

[@woodsmanghost6456]

Best all around for all music in the 70’s

[@cynthiaellis4637]

Beautiful musicAnd Beautiful Voice

[@libbypendleton6751]

I watched this all the time when it was on . Enjoying this very much Love Waylon and Jessi. enjoy Tompaul Glaser.

[@silverstar4289]

The thumbnail looked like Waylon and Jessi were on the Newlywed Game

[@mamabear6710]

lol thought the same thing

[@ScottSmith-mw6lo]

Lol I thought the same, that's why I clicked on it

[@misscleo378]

That would have been a fun episode. The pair of them had great banter.

[@stevoh.5959]

Your standing to close to the flame 🤟I love Waylon so much

[@TheLbeeler]

It was great to cascade back in time! Love the twilight zone. All of their music is forever locked in no matter what happens it'll always bring back the great times.

[@written12]

I concur with everything everyone’s said here about Waylon and Jesse, but just want to put in a word for Tompall Glaser’s performance. And a nice head of hair, too.

[@sandradurham]

Absolutely fantastic. 👍❤🎵🎻🎶🎹🎼🎸

[@ELIZABETHHUGHES-l7u]

Now this is singing , Waylon is top class with his music an all round singer @❤❤❤❤ entertainer. RIP WAYLON ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ JENNINGS.

[@daveclifton8366]

O'yea. She is a very a very lovely Lady

[@berrymay5059]

Dave Clifton I know

[@juanitapatterson2094]

King Waylon and Queen Jessi in my court love them both take care of yourself Jessi.

[@DougAllen-jd4mt]

Words can’t do justice to the way the music makes me feel!!!’ Nothing like it❤️💪🏼

[@joedematteo5956]

I love I love wailings music especially the song he sings I've always been crazycan I listen to that a couple of more times

[@joedematteo5956]

۰ ته ته رت فیلتریانه یه قشنگیه اینستاگرام امتحانیاشه ضضصثثق فک غغ یه

[@jonathankieranwriter]

GREAT renditions of Ramblin' Man & Rainy Day Woman by Waylon, but wow --Jessi steals the show by a hair (or a do-rag) on this one. Pure magic and in top voice for her numbers. Tompall was pretty good, but he didn't have the sheer personal charisma of a Waylon or a Jessi. The talent just radiated off of Mr. and Mrs.

[@anthonyfoutch3152]

Jessi could had been a superstar too but she decided to support Waylon.

[@jonathankieranwriter]

@@anthonyfoutch3152 Yes, she made a difficult but deliberate decision. Most marriages where the man and woman are not only famous but even competing in the marketplace of show business do no survive. Jessi had her blockbuster success with “I’m Not Lisa”, “What’s Happened to Blue Eyes” and her classic Capitol albums (as well as ‘Wanted: The Outlaws,’ of course) but she chose to fight for her husband’s health and cool her own jets. It was a great move, because I believe we would have lost Waylon much earlier to OD if she had not stood her ground and made a loving effort. Waylon said it himself. And as a result, we got all the great Highwayman years with Waylon and more amazing albums from him. But Jessi was a unique, mysterious talent. Still is.

[@anthonyfoutch3152]

@@jonathankieranwriter Plus I think she is the sexiest performer in country music history. You can see why Waylon was crazy for her.

[@jonathankieranwriter]

@@anthonyfoutch3152 … Oh yeah. You’ve got that right. Hot stuff and bedroom eyes for days. On her looks alone it’s surprising that she did not branch out into films and all sorts of other media aside from her very intimate, poetic music. But, in her biography, she said (direct quote) that she was “not interested in building the kind of huge teams that Dolly Parton and Barbra Streisand were assembling at the time to reach new levels.” She wasn’t speaking negatively about either woman, in any way, but admitted that, in order to stay at a certain level in the industry, a female artist had to build that sort of infrastructure. Her admission was also an implication (in my opinion) that she knew she *could* have gone in that direction, and that she was urged by certain execs in the industry to go that route … but her marriage really did come first for her, as well as her spirituality/faith. My only regret is that she stopped releasing records altogether or even trying to sell her original music after 1981, when in fact she mentions that she still has several albums’ worth of unreleased original, recorded material in her personal library. Her voice and style were/are unique. I always kind of wished she had reemerged as the straight-up blues, rock-pop chanteuse she always really was … with that gritty Western/roadhouse country edge. Oh well. If she gets one more album out, the one she recorded with Margo Price’s band, it’ll be a triumph. Her 2006 ‘Ashes’ album, produced by Don Was, is still one of the best records I’ve ever heard from the Aughts. Top-level work, like her best Capitol stuff. Greasy and swampy and funky. Fingers crossed.

[@WickedScott]

I'm not a country music fan. My parents raised me on Waylon, Willie, and the boys. They were rock n roll to me.

[@dianapierson9985]

Love that mans voice, go Waylon

[@rexmoore5014]

Waylon loved Jessi and she surely loved her man they made a wonderful couple

[@blueautumn5058]

Real solid folks, and I love them . Music industry sure has changed people, these folks paid thier dues , but these days they dont work as hard, Todays talent is shit, its all technical and created by recording studio machines,

[@pjmmiller0208]

DAYUM! I love that cowboys voice! 🤘🏽🤠🎶

[@mfi-cf7sp]

Jessie was/is so incredibly talented, loyal and beautiful ❤ she was Waylon’s saving grace as was little Shooter

[@sailawaybob]

Three of my favorites Jesse, Waylon and Tompall

[@ELIZABETHHUGHES-l7u]

What an amazing voice Waylon had .l still miss Waylon and that amazing voice of his .Singing with the lord AND the angels in heaven now. RIP DEAREST FRIEND ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ELIZABETH ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@jadefire2817]

"Boogity, boogity, boogity.............." You are missed, Hoss!

[@darlabailey]

Can't tell you how many times this 8 track played on our trips back and forth from Odessa, TX to Oklahoma City! Miss these guys!

[@crash9632]

We lost country music when we lost Waylon

[@carolinawestern3875]

Been a musician for going on now about 34-25yrs and know how lucky I am to have came up in the 70's and there to see all the much needed changes like Waylon. Their still ain't nobody able to do it "thata way" There's no telling how many Waylons greatest hits we wore out! It was all those damn aggravating, 4 channel 8 track tapes back then. I'd crack 'em open and repair them with scotch tape as many times I could, until they got unbearable to hear with all the skipping or wrinkled up from getting tangled in the pinch rollers. If not that, they'd start fading in and out from being de magnetized. Supposedly from reoccurring static buildup on the tape player head. It was annoying as hell, but all you had then.

[@allansouthern7332]

THREE GOOD SINGERS TOGETHER LOVE THEM

[@Rocky0021]

Thanks for the memories I actually still have their cassette "wanted the outlaws" 👍

[@johnjohn-ne8fw]

God given talent and chrisma. One of a kind 👍

[@debthill8285]

Rest In Peace Waylon and Tompall...🙏🏼♥️

[@glencoe6305]

18:28 "Moon" Ralph Mooney, one of the best Steel Guitar players in the world. He wrote "Crazy Arms",that Ray Price & Jerry Lee Lewis,both made a hit. And Moon is the Steel player on Buck Owen's "Above and Beyond",that's his licks. Played for Wynn Stewart. RIP Moon.

[@MattPappa]

glencoe6305 not ‘one’ of the best- THE best. RIP Mr. Moon

[@randynewman1717]

Ralph Mooney is the reason I got into playing pedal steel. The man was such an important part of giving various artists such a memorable sound

[@bamadeadhead]

5:10 WOW what a song

[@jimbailey6802]

Caught waylon in Vail Colorado in the early 90's in the old ice arena Small crowd but he still put on a great show. Still lucky to see him

[@garyhunt1194]

Jessi & Waylon. Closest we'll get to royalty.

[@Kayte-tv2cw]

Gary Hunt, To me, they were the King and Queen of Country Music.

[@VAHOSS]

Great upload! Jessi was such a beautiful woman

[@jeffgriffin4566]

Va HOSS

[@wickedrebel512]

Still is beautiful!

[@cheyennevanover781]

Isn’t she though!! I just saw her this past Saturday in concert she’s amazing, and quite a sweet lady.

[@dougmcpheters1546]

@@cheyennevanover781 , Hey there...Where was she performing ?

[@jonathankieranwriter]

wavygr ...She was a superstar, for that moment in time, when I’m Not Lisa and Blue Eyes crossed onto the Top Charts. Plus the Outlaws album, as well as her own albums. But that special time in the 1970s passed quickly, and she dialed herself down to have a baby and look after Waylon. That’s a good hearted woman. She had looks and talent enough to even be a big movie star, but I think she was just happy being with her ramblin’ man. She’s now a legend, too. And deservedly.

[@MsTaei]

What a great rambling man.

[@christineadams1284]

Yeah, Waylon. ❤️🇺🇸

[@florencedean4822]

I never got into the highway men or any of the old country but listening 2 them 4 about 3/4 years I love them all can't get enough of them love you Waylon Jennings n the rest of them