“I’m a Man of Constant Sorrow” — A Deep-Rooted Reflection by Waylon Jennings
About the Song Released in 1966 on his album Folk-Country, Waylon Jennings’ rendition of the folk classic “I’m a Man…
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“I Walk the Line” — Waylon Jennings’ Tribute to a Classic Promise
About the Song Included on Waylon Jennings’ 1978 album I’ve Always Been Crazy, “I Walk the Line” is his heartfelt…
“Don’t Play the Game” — A Candid Moment with Waylon Jennings
About the Song Released in 1970 on the album Waylon, Don’t Play the Game stands out in Waylon Jennings’ catalogue as a track of…
“No Regrets” — A Quiet Confession from Waylon Jennings
About the Song Released in November 1970 on his album Singer of Sad Songs, “No Regrets” is a powerful and moving interpretation by…
“Down Came the World” — A Subtle Turning Point in Waylon Jennings’ Early Catalogue
About the Song Released in 1966, the song Down Came the World marks an important moment in the early career of Waylon Jennings—a time…
Hear a Never-Released Toby Keith Song
Toby Keith’s Lost Song “End of the Night” Finally Sees the Light More than a year after country icon Toby Keith passed away, fans have…
“Young Widow Brown” — A Poignant Early Piece from Waylon Jennings
About the Song Released in 1967 on the album Love of the Common People, “Young Widow Brown” finds Waylon Jennings…
“Something’s Wrong in California” — A Road-weary Call from Waylon Jennings
About the Song Recorded in the late 1960s and released as a single in 1969, “Something’s Wrong in California” by…
“Time Between Bottles of Wine” — A Raw Confession from Waylon Jennings
About the Song From his 1970 album Singer of Sad Songs, “Time Between Bottles of Wine” is a lean, hard-hitting track that peels…
“If I Were a Carpenter” — Waylon Jennings’ Soulful Cover of a Folk Classic
About the Song Released on his album Singer of Sad Songs in November 1970, If I Were a Carpenter is a thoughtful reinterpretation…