The previously unreleased track was penned by outlaw country legend Johnny Rodriguez and originally recorded during sessions for Jennings’ chart-topping 1978 album, I’ve Always Been Crazy. While the ...

But this time, it was different, because the CMA needed Waylon a lot more than he needed them. Pretty much as soon as Waylon walked into the show with his wife, Jessi Colter, his manager Neil Reshen ...

While passing away in 2002, Waylon Jennings is hitting the airwaves once again, thanks to unreleased recordings.

In a big empty house high in the hills near Glendale, California, Daron Malakian is singing along to an old outlaw country ...

Forty-nine years ago today, Waylon Jennings topped the country chart with an album that featured covers of timeless rock tunes.

Waylon Jennings in his office on August 27, 1987, Nashville Tennessee. (Photo by Beth Gwinn/Getty Images) "Jerry had first taken me in," Townsend said, speaking of Jerry Bridges.

“ (Waylon) said, ‘You know, my first remembrance of anything was a guitar. I can remember trying to get to that guitar.' That was even before he could walk,” James said.

Turner: The Outlaw movement was started by Waylon and Willie. More so Waylon because he was the first one to say, 'Hey, I'm not gonna do things the normal way.' He said, 'I'm gonna do them my way ...

But Waylon Jennings stuck like superglue, and I think for a very simple reason: Waylon helped Big Bird. When Thomas was two years old, we got the DVD of the 1985 Sesame Street movie, Follow that Bird.

Then we got to the part about "but for my honky-tonk ways, I blame it on Waylon." It was a fun write. I really had no idea he was going to even cut it.

Waylon Payne: Then years later when I had gotten myself so lost on an amphetamine problem, and then Mama died and I was just, I was lost. I moved on to Willie’s ranch and tried to get sober.