Strength in Song: Waylon Jennings Honors Resilience in “Women Do Know How to Carry On”
About the Song Few artists in country music history have sung with the grit, honesty, and authority of Waylon Jennings,…
About the Song Few artists in country music history have sung with the grit, honesty, and authority of Waylon Jennings,…
About the Song In a voice weathered by hard roads and honky-tonks, Waylon Jennings brought country music something it desperately…
About the Song By 1975, Waylon Jennings was no longer just a country singer — he was the face of…
About the Song Before the outlaw image was fully etched into country music legend, Waylon Jennings was already singing with…
About the Song There are songs that linger like perfume on a breeze — fleeting, romantic, and impossible to forget.…
About the Song Leave it to Waylon Jennings to take a line that sounds like a punchline and turn it…
About the Song Released in 1977 as part of the chart-topping album Ol’ Waylon, “I Think I’m Gonna Kill Myself”…
About the Song Long before country music became polished and packaged for the mainstream, artists like Waylon Jennings carried the…
About the Song Few songs in country music feel as genuine and heartfelt as “Storms Never Last” — a tender…
About the Song Originally penned by the legendary songwriter Harlan Howard, “The Chokin’ Kind” has seen several iconic interpretations over…