Carrying On The Jennings Legacy The legacy that Waylon Jennings left behind continues to live on in the songs that he wrote and recorded. It also lives on through his youngest son, Shooter, who is making sure that country music never forgets about his father. Shooter is a singer himself, and he follows in his […] More
Before his death, Waylon Jennings performed his hit song “Good Hearted Woman” many times. He initially released it as a single off his album of the same name, and later recorded it as a duet with his good friend Willie Nelson. “Good Hearted Woman” was said to be inspired by an article Jennings read about Ike and Tina […] More
Having a change of heart since the release of his 2003 hit “I’ll Never Smoke Weed With Willie Again,” Toby invited the Willie to kick back with him and his bandmates on his tour bus.
He didn’t want to go over the top and make the Cadillac more of a “shrine” than a functional car…
Hank Williams Jr. and Lynyrd Skynyrd…two of the most iconic artists in history with careers stretching back for generations. Both blend elements of Southern rock, country, and blues in their music, giving them immense crossover appeal. The two artists have made their respect for one another clear, and Hank even offers a shout-out to Skynyrd […] More
Waylon & Willie: The Unstoppable Duo Together, Waylon Jennings and Willie Nelson were an unstoppable force on stage and in the studio. The two teamed up for songs that went on to be some of the most iconic duets in country music history, such as “Luckenbach, Texas” and “Mammas Don’t Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Cowboys.” They also […] More
Jessi made a statement when she released her debut album in 1970, titled “A Country Star is Born.” It turns out the title hit the nail square on the head…
Waylon’s Lost Tracks With dozens upon dozens of albums to his name, Waylon Jennings had no shortage of songs in his repertoire. He wasn’t lacking hit singles either. His big hits such as “I’m a Ramblin’ Man” and “Mammas Don’t Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Cowboys” are considered to be some of the […] More
Very few people can say they are in both the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as well as the Country Music Hall of Fame. It should come as no surprise that The Everly Brothers are one of these rarities. Performing on live television back in 1969, The Everly Brothers put a unique spin to the Merle […] More
Since Waylon and Travis never recorded a duet version of “Where Corn Don’t Grow,” their Opry duet is the best thing we’ve got…
On what was his rowdiest project yet, Hank Williams Jr. released an appropriately titled album in 1995 called Hog Wild. On it included the hit songs “I Ain’t Goin’ Peacefully”, “Wild Thing”, and “Tobacco Road”. It also included the title track, which more or less explains exactly why everybody knows that Hank Jr. is “Hog Wild”. His reasoning […] More
Two epic names in country music teamed up for one of the most killer music videos to hit social media. Taking accountability for their redneck tendencies while embracing their roots, Kid Rock and Hank Williams Jr. explosively celebrated the redneck culture that they so fondly live and breathe! While glorifying their Southern ways, the two bad asses shot an […] More
