If it wasn't for drugs,maybe he was still alive

43,,,0ne Year OLDER THEN ELVIS WHO DIED AUGUST 16th,1977 at the age of 42..

Struggle Jennings (his grandson) doing well...and holding the name sound.

@@IAmYakYakTV the law needs to get her for this shit

We know this. This is why we come here. Your noise is not appreciated.

But upcoming Whey does the family proud! And gives me goosebumps! So don't be so sure of yourself.

I agree he was one of a kind gone but never forgotten

Richie Albright Billy Joe Shaver

Amen brother. The 70s, 80s and some 90s was it.

You can still listen to country. That is why it was recorded!

UMG is owned by the whiff. Your government is too hunny.

Yep, and we need to keep all the good old stuff in circulation.

Old school country only

Waylon could make his guitar talk that's for sure

Ernest Tubb said, “If your mama heard you playing guitar on the radio, would she know it was you?” It only takes about 5 notes, and you know it’s Waylon. Probably less if your ears are in practice 😂.

The staff at Mr Luckys were fucking pricks! Nobody wanted to put up with their shit! A lot of us would go to Buddy's rock & roll place just down the road.

is mr lucky's still there in phx?

@@rodneysmith537 Unfortunately Lucky's closed in 2004. The building and the sign are still there though.

I scandalized my brother

14/10/03

Waylon > Elvis

I'll go by and see. If it is I'll take a pic of the old sign and building.

He played there lot's of times that was Waylon's stomping ground in Phoenix back in the 60's before he got famous

@@tommyp3827 Been waiting. Did you get that pic, or what?

@@seanstipsky9473 sorry, i didn't see your message. No, i didn't get a pic. Where did you send it? Thx

Well he's the best musician but as a comedian absolute shit

Not a comedians ass he's just the best at kicking kool

Busters mom

My uncle played there a lot as well his name was Kenny Mcclelland

I feel as if I'm all alone in this world

The smoke filled hall has a tele stain I wished I could copy

no they sure don't.in the 70's my border collie's name was waylon.my dads dog was willie.mix.small.wire hair,all i can do is smile ,

Carol Diane You sure got that right, Carol!!

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Still is -- you just got to search past the mainstream ones. Do some digging of your own and you'll still find good music made today.

Luck...right place....right time.

He used to live in Coolidge!

Lol

It sure was a great place...Just awesome..well, back in the early 80's it was..LOL

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻😂Margot

Whish I was there👍👍

I have been to Waylon’s grave site. Waylon is buried in Jessi’s family plot, close to Jessi’s mom and dad. There is an empty space beside Waylon for Jessi when she passes. Waylon’s gravestone is flat, and looks like it is made of black granite. An image of Waylon is etched on the stone. Engraved on the stone is a verse from “Belle Of The Ball”: “A Vagabond Dreamer, A Writer And Singer Of Songs”. Waylon always said that “Belle Of The Ball” was the favorite of all the songs that he wrote. Also inscribed are the words “I Am My Beloved’s, My Beloved Is Mine”. On the right side of the stone are the words “A Wonderful Son, Brother, Husband, Father and Grandfather”. Waylon’s gravestone is certainly in sharp contrast to the grossly elaborate gravestones of people like George Jones, and Johnny and June Carter Cash. It is a simple but beautiful gravesite that is appropriate for a down to earth and humble man like Waylon Jennings was.

We couldn’t miss seeing James Garner because Waylon introduced him. Waylon also introduced his “better half”, who was his wife, Jessi Colter.

+Fuzzy Ewok That's why that wife beater Charlie Dick likes him.