But the truth is, Waylon admitted more than once that he hated the whole concept of it, calling it a marketing gimmick, and even once said that the most “outlaw” thing Willie Nelson ever did was come ...

During a 1999 television appearance, Waylon Jennings shared heartwarming and hilarious sentiments about the country music scene.

The Outlaw Country Music movement ended long ago and, according to author Joe Nick Patoski, who wrote a respected Willie Nelson biography ("Willie Nelson: An Epic Life"), "A decade after his death, ...

Waylon Jennings and Willie Nelson had songs that were far more outlaw-tinged than “Luckenbach, Texas (Back to the Basics of Love).” Still, the digestibility of this song no doubt helped listeners who ...

It’s fitting that Chris and Morgane Stapleton open this homage to Waylon Jennings – they’re a spiritual echo of Jennings and Jessi Colter, the duke and duchess of Seventies outlaw country, and ...

In the mid-1970s, country music star Waylon Jennings made records with a stripped-down production style and a rock rhythm. It was an outlaw movement, and it changed the direction of country music.

MacArthur Park' has woven its way through music history, with one of its most memorable renditions coming from country legend Waylon Jennings.

For those of you that don’t know, it’s actually a river that runs across northern Georgia, along the Georgia/Alabama border, and down into Florida. And as it turns out, Alan was hesitant to release it ...

Country music great Waylon Jennings, who rode an outlaw image to million-selling success, died yesterday in his Arizona home after a long battle with diabetes-related illnesses. He was 64. Jennings ...

Unintentionally, a number of classic country music fans treat artists as one-dimensional caricatures. It's simple and sometimes satisfactory to sum up Johnny Cash, George Jones, Waylon Jennings, Tammy ...