Jessi Colter Joins Jennings Extended Family for New ‘Ace in the Hole’ Video
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Song is a collaboration between Struggle Jennings, his daughter Brianna Harness and Colter's daughter Jenni Eddy Jennings
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Flashback: See Waylon Jennings, Jessi Colter’s Uplifting ‘Storms Never Last’ Duet
Posted in: Music CountryCountry couple's duet recording of Colter's song was released as a single 38 years ago today
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Reggie Young, Studio Guitarist for Elvis Presley, Waylon Jennings, Dead at 82
Posted in: Music CountryMissouri native played on Presley's "Suspicious Minds," Jennings' "Luckenbach, Texas" and toured with the Highwaymen
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Flashback: Waylon Jennings Takes ‘Luckenbach’ to ‘Austin City Limits’
Posted in: Music CountryJennings reprises his 1977 crossover hit in a 1989 appearance on long-running PBS show, later released in album form by New West
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Jerry Jeff Walker’s ‘Viva Terlingua’ at 45: Inside the Fringe Country Album
Posted in: Music CountryReleased in 1973, the live recording helped define country music's counterculture via songs like "Up Against the Wall Redneck Mother"
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Kinky Friedman Comes Home
Posted in: Music CountryAt 74, is country music's most rebellious renaissance man finally ready to be himself?
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Outlaw Country Exhibit: 12 Most Badass Items at Country Hall of Fame’s New Showcase
Posted in: Music Country ListsFrom Willie Nelson's well-worn sneakers to Bobby Bare's mink-skull hat, the must-see artifacts at the 'Outlaws & Armadillos' exhibit in Nashville
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Flashback: Hear Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson’s Stark ‘(Sittin’ on) the Dock of the Bay’
Posted in: Music CountryFifty years to the day Otis Redding had his posthumous Number One pop hit, we look back at the 1982 country version
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Country Music Hall of Fame Announces Massive Outlaw Country Exhibit
Posted in: Music Country'Outlaws & Armadillos: Country and the Roaring '70s' will focus on Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings and more
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‘Luckenbach, Texas’ at 40: How Waylon Jennings Created an Outlaw Fantasy
Posted in: Music CountrySubtitled "Back to the Basics of Love," Jennings' 1977 crossover hit pined for a simpler way of life that may have never existed
