Waylon Jennings – Rainy Day Woman 1974
In 1974, a pivotal year for outlaw country music, Waylon Jennings released a hauntingly beautiful ballad titled “Rainy Day Woman”. The song found a home on his critically acclaimed album…
In 1974, a pivotal year for outlaw country music, Waylon Jennings released a hauntingly beautiful ballad titled “Rainy Day Woman”. The song found a home on his critically acclaimed album…
Waylon Jennings, a legendary figure in outlaw country music, released a poignant ballad titled “Farewell Party” in 1969. The song appeared on his album Just to Satisfy You, a collection…
Waylon Jennings, the iconic outlaw country singer, released a song titled “Never Been to Spain” in 1976. The track appeared on his album Wanted! The Outlaws, a collection that further…
In 1974, the same year he released his genre-defining anthem “This Time,” country music outlaw Waylon Jennings unleashed another powerful statement with the song “You Don’t Mess Around With Me.”…
In 1974, a pivotal year for outlaw country music, Waylon Jennings unleashed a song that would become a defining moment in his career: “This Time.” The track served as the…
Country music legend Waylon Jennings released the heartfelt ballad “Looking For A Feeling” in 1978. The song appeared on the collaborative album Waylon & Willie, a project that saw Jennings…
Waylon Jennings, a pioneer of outlaw country music, released “Only Daddy That’ll Walk the Line” in 1968. The song appeared on his album Only the Greatest, a compilation showcasing some…
Waylon Jennings, the iconic outlaw country artist, released a song titled “The Dream” in 2003. It wasn’t on one of his original studio albums, but rather appeared on the tribute…
Country music legend Waylon Jennings released “Where Corn Don’t Grow” in 1990 on his album The Eagle. While not a chart-topping smash, the song has become a beloved entry in…
Country music thrives on stories of love and heartbreak. “I Ain’t The One”, a duet by the legendary outlaw country couple Waylon Jennings and Jessi Colter, released in 1970 on…