RAPPER Reaction to Waylon Jennings Theme from "The Dukes of Hazzard" (Good Ol' Boys)
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RAPPER Reaction to Waylon Jennings Theme from "The Dukes of Hazzard" (Good Ol' Boys)
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I'm listening to your reaction and want to say as a woman born in Georgia in 1963 with a Dad born in 1940 in the North Georgia mountains, to us the rebel flag had nothing to do with racism and everything to do with independence, surviving on your on skills, having and keeping the right to own your own property, be yourself, do your own thing to survive without the oppression of the government establishment.
That sounds very nice and blissfully ignorant.
It is, was and will always be the symbol of the enemy of the UNITED States of America.
Amen and Thank You!
60 yr old Georgia boy here from the hometown of the Dukes Covington
62 year old from NE GA. And AMEN!!
50 yo from Lafayette, Georgia. You couldn’t have said it better.
Waylon Jennings was the narrator on Dukes of Hazzard,
I think you mean Balladeer... lol
Waylon was both narrator and balladeer@@seeingthruyou
Waylonized!!!!!
You cannot stop with one song!
Waylon Jennings - Original Outlaw, Original Player, The Voice, The Songwriter, The Guitarist…The GOAT.
"Rose in Paradise" is another great song.
@@jossetteking4967Outlaw SH*T, I've always been crazy, Do you think Hank done it this way... the list goes on and on
Ain't living long like this another great one
Family traditions,country boy will survive!!!! A must!!
Waylon is a legend. He fought the record companies and won. He had many hits in the seventies and eighties.
So like the Tom MacDonald of the 70s?
@jcornman24 kinda, but it was easier to fight the companies back then. Less popular singers around forced these companies to lessen restrictions on things they didn't really like. So people like Johnny Cash and Waylon Jennings could get away with a lot more back then because everybody wanted to listen to them. Don't have their music? Listeners change the station
He did write this for the show specifically. He also was the narrator and in the intro you see a pair of hands playing guitar, that was Waylon too. That's why he included that line in the song about showing his hands but not his face on TV.
The rebel flag in the show meant to REBEL against the laws and the southern government, which were constantly corrupt.
Flags are symbolic. Different people interpret symbols differently. In 2024 I suspect a disproportionate number of people who fly the Confederate flag do it for racist reasons. After all, they waited until the Civil Rights movement to resurrect its popularity and build all those Confederate statues. Or maybe that was just coincidence.
EVERYONE I know IRL who flies the flag or wears it is racist. But I’m sure that is not true of everyone.
I watched the Dukes of Hazzard growing up, saw every episode, and never saw anything remotely racist in the show. Clearly the Confederate flag wasn’t used for racist reasons in that show.
I know there are Southers who only view as a symbol of Souhthern pride. But as a Southerner who has existed 12 times longer than the Confederacy existed, it is REALLY weird to me that some some view that flag as a symbol of Southern pride. Like, chicken fried steak and biscuits&gravy are more representative of my Southerness than that traitor’s flag. But again, I don’t think that level of thought was put into using it in this show.
were? they still are times 10
@@MiddleAgedBobMaybe you shouldn't try to read other people's minds 🤔
@@MiddleAgedBob Back when this show aired, it really was mostly a symbol of "southern pride", and the average southerner saw flying the stars and bars was simply doing so to differentiate themselves from those silly northerners and their big-city ways (lived in the Atlanta area for a year in my childhood having come from upstate NY and even then there was still a sense of simple difference that had nothing to do with racism). But yeah, if you fly it today it either means you're a racist OR you're simply a stubborn bastard who's gonna keep on flying it simply because people tell you not to. Either which way you're purposefully making a statement that has little to do with taking actual pride in your origins, since you could just as easily display that pride with the original flag of your state (none of which incorporated the confederate flag, obviously)... or just hang up a big Waffle House sign for that matter.
@MiddleAgedBob idk what people you're talking about cause around my area, we fly it to remember a better time in America. A time when 7 companies didn't hold stock or influence in 70% of companies. A time when you earned what you got. A time when $1.50 could buy your lunch and $5 could fill your car. A time when you knew your neighbors because you went to church together and they cut your meat when asked.
To use, it's a reminder of a simpler but harder time. A time I personally wanna go back to and I'm only 28. Keep segregation out but bring back everything else from the past. Drink from a water hose. Have a cookout where the neighbors joined. Hear stories from the oldee generation about how things were harder because they worked 29 hours days, 9 days a week and had to walk 9 hours to school every day.
The Dukes Of Hazard is loosely based off a movie (Moonrunners) about a Southern family that bootlegs (smuggles home made alcohol = moonshine). Waylon Jennings was the narrator for that movie and was asked to return for the TV show. He was also asked to write and record a theme song for the TV series. Two versions of the song were recorded/ One version edited for the TV show intro and one longer version for radio airplay. The song went to #1 on the country charts and reached #21 on Billboard
And Moonrunners starred James Mitchum, who acted in his dad Robert Mitchum ground breaking movie Thunder Road about a country boy running shine. First car chase movie, way before Bullitt.
Met Jerry Rushing at DukeFest '04 at Bristol Motor Speedway.Cameo in the show as used car salesman "Ace Parker" trying to sell the wrecked "Richard Petty racecar" (which was "Lee-1" that jumped over Roscoe in the intro) to the boys.
Mama don't let your boys grow up to be cowboys is my favorite Waylon song❤
Love this line: I'm a good old boy
You know my mama loves me
But she don't understand
They keep a-showing my hands and not my face on TV,
David Allan Coe "You Never Even Called Me by my Name"
He had SO many great songs, but not sure if they wanna dive too deep down the David Allan Coe rabbit hole though! IYKYK😂😂😊
🎉😂 word@@randywissler9923
DAC had some great songs....some well aren't too tolerable today.
A "must"...covers all the bases of a country song; train, prison, mom
drinking.
A collaboration of GREAT writer-performers.
We country people will survive...will also help the city "folks" if allowed.
It's WAY PAST time to ditch "their" DIVIDE and conquer programming...Left v Right, Democrat v Republican (two sides of same coin), Black v White v Brown v Red V Yellow, religion, urban v rural etc.
Recognize our despotic COMMON ENEMY within...and their criminal allies without; render them irrelevant.
A humbled and REPENTANT We the People PEACEFULLY UNGOVERNABLE and ZEALOUSLY NON-COMPLIANT?
Yes, I said "REPENTANT"...the Founding documents, brilliantly crafted to DEFINE us were based on God's Word and Common Law.
No, that doesn't mean everyone will believe in God, or worship God the same.
Founders were predominantly Christian, believing ALL were Redeemed by Christ's Crucifixion and Resurrection, though NONE deserved Redemption.
Redemption a PERSONAL CHOICE, not forced.
They believed individual sovereignty is given/ordained by God...individual sovereignty to be protected at all cost; limitations by government NOT allowed.
Stomping on each other's sovereignty not acceptable either...
I appreciate you guys often "treading on thin ice."
A favorite saying, "If you're going to tread on thin ice...you might as well dance."
Waylon Was the guy who told Buddy Holly hope your plane crashes as a joke after Buddy told Waylon to freeze on bus as Waylon loss a coin toss.
It was TOMMY ALLSUP that lost the coin toss. Waylon has said so and it's even referred to in the movie. Buddy calls the guy Tommy. No hate on your comment, just sharing info as well.
Waylon gave up his seat on the plane to Richie Valens &took the bus and he never got over the regret.
Waylon suffered for years with survivors guilt, anguished by the memory of his last words to Buddy. When Reba McEntire's band was killed in an airplane crash Waylon reached out to her and told her his experience. He knew what to say because he'd been there himself. (Reba was on a different plane or she would have lost her life.
Waylon Jennings reference the plane crash in his song Long Time Ago with the lyrics "Don't ask me who I give my seat to on the plane you already know I told you that Long Time Ago."
Everyone is mixing up the facts. Richie Valens won the coin flip against Tommy Allsup. Waylon voluntarily gave up his seat to the Big Bopper because the Big Bopper (JP Richardson) was sick with the flu.
You'll love his song Mama's don't let your Babies grow up to be Cowboys. His wife Jessi Colter is no slouch in the music department either. He wrote this song for the TV show
I love Mama's don't let your kids grow up to be Cowboys
Absolutely! He's gotta cover that one & Luchenbach Texas. Both WJ classic songs.
@@rebeccacurtis6680my ancestors are in that song hatfeilds and McCoys
@ripperlipper1016 Yep, I remember that line -- "got us feudin' like the Hatfields and McCoys". The classic family feud. 😉
If you watched the Dukes of Hazzard, you heard Waylon's voice a lot. He was the narrator on the show
Waylon’s Mom was legitimately upset about the fact that when he was performing on TV that they didn’t show his face enough, and that’s why he wrote that last verse.
Didn't know that! Thanks for the info!
Listening to your conversation all I thought about was "A Country Boy Can Survive"
Mama Tried and Are You Sure Hank Did It This Way are both awesome Waylon songs. You should definitely react to them.
Mama tried is a Merle Haggard song.
We called women's super short short "Daisy Duke's!!!!" That where the term came from.
I still wear them and I’m 47.
Thats where the name of the shorts came from. You guys are so fun to watch!!!😂
John Schneider (Bo Duke) actually lives about 15 miles from me in a really small town of about 6,000 with only 1 red light. He has his John Schneider Studios’ there & makes movies there. He is a very big advocate for our local area & he has events there like ‘Duke Fest’ where other cast makes comes, they are jumping cars ( like the General Lee) & just having fun. He seems to love small town life.
What town would this be?
If you like this form of young modern outlaw song then you should also give Merle Haggard's song "Mama Tried" and Johnny Paycheck's "I'm the Only Hell (Mama Ever Raised)", that last one is also about religion, I think you'd especially appreciate it.
The car, the General Lee, was a moonshine car. Moonshine is how Nascar got it's start. You needed a fast car to run the back roads haulin the shine. A rebel flag was used in moonshining as well, especially during prohibition. It was a symbol of rebellion against authority and government during those eras.
I am 69 years old. I had two young sons when this show originally aired. It was one of the first shows we enjoyed together. I still remember all of the words, and somewhere in my boxes of memories/memorabilia, I have eight hours of Dukes of Hazzard on Beta tape 😂. BTW, Daisy Dukes were called hot pants when I was a teenager in the late 60's early 70's. 😊
In Dukes of Hazzard, the rebel flag was mainly there because it had become a symbol of both moonshiners and those opposing political corruption in the South, especially the Appalachian South, which includes the Northeast Georgia mountains where the show was set. The Appalachians didn't even have slaves because they were too poor. Their only history with slavery was from their ancestors themselves being indentured servants for seven years to get to America in the first place.
Makes sense .
Why was it named “General Lee”. Was the general’s name code for moonshine too?
History is not taught properly anymore!
@johncondon4081 Why do you think this region of the South, which had almost no slaves across the entire region, supported the South in the Civil War (except in Kentucky, where they were pro-Union)? They saw changing governments as a possible way to reset the political corruption that kept them poor, and, for better or worse, they saw the Confederacy as a mechanism for accomplishing this goal.
As to General Lee, by all accounts from both sides of the war, Lee was a great and honorable man. Google him. He was a better human being than almost any of his opponents, so why wouldn't they honor him since they were also repurposing his battle flag? Not the Confederate political flag, but the battle flag.
I know this is getting too deep in the weeds for a simple discussion about a song and TV show. Sorry about that. I'll hush now.
As a southerner I have never once heard anyone say that the confederate flag stood against southern government corruption. Lol that's a new one
It wasnt set in the north Georgia mountains, it was in my then rural hometown of Covington 2 hours south of the mountains
My cousin was a executive producer for RCA records in Nashville during the 70's and produced a lot of Waylon and Willie Nelson albums
You may have done a reaction to it but the song "A Country Boy Can Survive" by Hank Williams Jr. is exactly about what you were talking about, who can survive.
Waylon has tons of bangers. My all time favorite country artist.
Im a Georgia boy GO DAWGS
The one theme song that lives rent free in my head.
What about the one for the Fall Guy? Another one of my faves.
Waylon Jennings one of the original Outlaws of country music! One of the infamous Highwaymen, a true legend of Country
LOL "They keep showing my hands, but not my face on TV" So he wrote for the TV show.
Great Reaction.....
My Short List of Songs by Waylon Jennings... "I've Always been Crazy," "Luckenbach Texas," "I'm a Ramblin Man," "Lonesome, On'ry and Mean," "Only Daddy that will walk the Line," "Amanda," "I ain't living Long like this," "Wrong," "Good Hearted Woman," "Are you sure Hank Did it this away"......
Waylon has always been my favorite of em all.
Merle Haggard is another one, but Waylon had the ones that really touched my soul.
The "coin flip" before "The day the music died." Thanks Wylon, R I P Buddie, Richie and Bopper... Never forget
This song is a great showcase for Waylon's voice. It was the first song of his I remember hearing.
I think Waylon Jennings wrote it for the show. The show was taken from a movie. There were several TV theme songs that were lengthened and became radio hits.
For the longest time, the confederate flag just meant you were southern, it had nothing to do with racism, it was a southerner thing. You will see a lot of these country, Southern rock bands flying the flag. They were proud to be rebels.
Trivia about Waylon. He gave up his seat on the plane that killed Buddy Holly, The Big Bopper and Richie Valens.
I hate how everyone mis construe things such as this you just mentioned...you're right!
It's actually the other way around, It was always a symbol of hate and power over black people, They just tried to make it mainstream by using it in movies and toys, And now, the charade is over, and people like you start getting all freaked out cause you don't truly understand the origin of the flag.
@@mariajobson739Mis construe what? The flag has always been a symbol of white people's power over black people, I'm sorry you've been Indoctrinated the way you have, but The truth is the truth and it's time for you to wake up
@@korybeavers6528 No dude
Waylon wrote this song for the shoe. The networks only agreed to the show because of Waylon and his presence as the balladeer. Greatest show ever! Greatest artist ever!
WAYLON CHANGED country music!!! His "Honky Tonk Hero's", He was the 1st million selling album in country!! - His "Don't Ya Think This Outlaw business Done Got Out of Hand" is a song about the true story of his drug bust in '77- we lived across the alley from the studio & saw it all!!! He is my absolute fav singer!!!
Waylon also wrote & sang the theme song to the "Dukes of Hazzard." He also narrated the show.
If you have not already, please do “Luckenbach, Texas” and make sure to listen to the words.
Very first line is the best. I promise. ❤️🎶
Waylon was an original Country Outlaw and was one of the original members of the outlaw country. He has multiple great songs and has made many great songs with other artists.
Catherine Bach who played Daisy Duke was the crush of every boy whoever watched the Dukes of Hazzard.
I still have that original LP. Dukes of Hazzard was my favorite show as a kid. Waylon Jennings is one of the Legends!!!
It was the first 45 single I ever bought with my own money as a kid. 😂
@@wtk6069 To be honest, I stole it from my parents 🤣
The series ran its course. The flag wasn't an issue at the time.
As a 7 years old boy when the Duke's of Hazards first time and watching the General Lee car making jumps has no idea what racism is along with Daisy Duke it was just a great show to watch
I love Waylon!!! I would absolutely love seeing you do a reaction to a song for my dad. The anniversary to my dad's passing is coming up, and there's a song that he would request if he was still here. It's the song he named me after. It's by a band called Pure Prairie League, and the song is called "Amie". They still play this on the radio today. It's such a great song. Please please please do a reaction to this song. I would truly appreciate it! Much love!
Waylon Jennings was supposed to be on the plane "The Day The Music Died".......
It's the theme song for the Dukes of Hazzard where the police were crooked and the boys wouldn't stand for the duplicity. They bent the law but were good people always.
Merle Haggard is another. You should check out Pancho and Lefty, which is Willie Nelson and Merle Haggard. Such a great song!
That's an amazing song, but one where the lyrics tell a story by insinuating the real story. I hope if they do it, they catch the nuance that makes the story so powerful.
I'm sure someone has probably pointed this out but Waylon Jennings was supposed to be on the airplane that Buddy Holly, Richie Valens and The Big Bopper died on.
I was born and raised,and still live in south Mississippi. Since I was a kid growing up in the 70s the rebel flag has always represented pride in being independent hard working people who are just proud of their family and where you live. I grew up in a quiet neighborhood with white and black neighbors who had rebel flags in their yard or tags on their cars. I went to my small neighborhood school with all kids from the neighborhood. Everyone got along and race was never mentioned. We were all taught to be proud hard working respectful people. If your neighbors needed help you helped them no matter what color they were. We all watched out for each other . If an elderly neighbor was sick my mom would make sure they had groceries and any medicine they needed. We didn't just help 1 color we helped everyone. Just small town folks who didn't depend on the government to step in and help we helped each other . God bless!
Now you've got to go down the Waylon rabbithole! Do, "Amanda", " Don't You Think This Outlaw S*it Done Got Out of Hand?" , and "Only Daddy That'll Walk the Line" ! Great reaction guys! ❤
The fast version
Waylon jennings and hank williams jr singing “the conversation”
Love that song
Also Waylon's " I don't think Hank done it this way "
Love me some Waylon Jennings!! ❤
My forever crush ❤
That's where the term "Daisy Dukes" came from. John Schneider who played Bo Duke did a pretty good version of this song too.
I grew up on Waylon. So cool that he was one of my parents ' favorites & now Struggle is one of mine. ❤
He was the narrator for the Dukes of Hazzard.
Daisy Duke was a large part of my imprinting on the female of the species. Absolutely. This is a slice of my childhood.
"Let's go to Luckenbach, Texas
With Waylon and Willie and the boys
This successful life we're livin'
Got us feuding like the Hatfields and McCoys
Between Hank Williams' pain songs and
Newbury's train songs and "Blue Eyes Cryin' in the Rain"
Out in Luckenbach, Texas, ain't nobody feelin' no pain"
This is my CHILDHOOD!!!!!! I watched for Bo and Luke Duke my first crushes.
This is one of those songs where the video actually does it justice. Seeing the General Lee flying around along with the Daisy Dukes just really puts things together without thinking about it.
Memories of my youth unlocked.
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I got a reble flag sheet set just because it reminds me of the dukes of hazzard. It reminds me of hurrying off the school bus run into the house just in time to watch it. I love watching your videos. Thank you for the great work you do.
That last verse was referring to the intro to the show where they show the pianist's hands, which is Waylon's hands. His Mama doesn't understand why they keep showing his hands & not his face on TV. I think that line was only on Waylon's version, not on the series theme.
Try Luchenbach Texas (Back to the Basics of Love) sometime.
Double entendre, makes you think of someone who has been arrested and putting their hands over their faces.
WayMORE
Running moonshine
NASCARs beginnings.
This was must watch tv on a Friday night. It is a great theme song. He has a lot of great music.
“Those who don’t remember the mistakes of the past are doomed to repeat them.” How
can we learn from our mistakes if they’re all whitewashed away?
Ha! I started watching that show because of the car and Waylon! That show taught me how to drive. 😂
Love Waylon! He's good as a soloist, but also did some killer collaborations, too.
You need to see him singing it with the video intro of the series.
An iconic song. Also, I get a kick outta some people from the cities who just think us good ole boys, farmers, cattle ranchers, etc are dipshits.
I love Waylon Jennings he can shred on the guitar!! He was one of my favorite when I was a kid and still is is as an adult!! Country music has always produced some of the best outlaw artists!!
Now I’m going to beg you again.. Please react to Trace Adkins Til the Last Shots Fire!! And please do the one at the CMA… I promise you will be touched and you will get to put your own spin on what the song means!!!
One of my dad's favorite singers ❤
My favorite show as a 10 year kid in 1982! The Dukes of Hazzard! Hence the fashion (the Daisey Dukes shorts) lol
I met John Schneider last year at Retro con he played Bo Duke on the Dukes of Hazzard. Had my photo taken with him and he was just as sweet as can be in real life as he is on t.v. John Schneider also sings you should check out his song " Wherever she is". Daisy was at Retro con as well but my crush was on Bo growing up and it was on my bucket list to meet him so when I heard he was only 3 hours away I bugged my husband til he gave in lol.
Great show and great song
Waylon’s song “I’ve Always Been Crazy” just so happened to be the BIGGEST HIT on the radio at the time the show first was being produced, show creators contacted him to write a theme song for the show, subsequently the hired him a the “balladeer” for the show….. and about the FLAG, look up H.K. Edgerton and listen to this American Historian talk about the TRUTH about the FLAG…….
He even narrated in the show.
Dukes started filming in my hometown Covington Georgia in 1978 & I was fortunate enough as a 12 yr old kid to be in the 1st episode when the General Lee slides onto the square being chased by Roscoe, me & my dad where standing in front of Harpers Dime store {red brick building right when they come onto the square} & thats my dads '72 Plymouth Fury II parked in front {UA-cam video Dukes Of Hazzard : Chase From 1st Episode}! I was also on the other side of the square in 1981 when Burt Reynolds landed his plane to get beer in Cannonball Run, I was one of the folks getting out the way as the plane starts to take off {UA-cam video Cannonball Plane}! ✌💖☮
off the music road, Glad you guys are awake and eyes and minds are your own! God Bless you!
I so appreciate both of you & your common sense & sanity.😉👍🥂
Ramblin' Man, Lonesome, Ornry and Mean, Ain't Living Long Like This, 3 bangers of Waylon...choose your pick ....play em all
John Schneider Who played the blonde haired Bo Duke. Has an independent movie production company and does a lot of movies with that good old boys style thymes (good old US story lines). He also writes and performs county songs and the theme songs to his movies and was on the Masked Singer
When I pledged a fraternity in college, one of the active bros made us sing this whole song every time we ran across him. Another one made us do the theme from Gilligan's Island. Definitely enjoyed this one more.
Did you know both actors who played the Duke boys were also very good singers. Check out Tom Wopat Back To The Well. John Schneider What’s A Memory Like You. Be sure to get the original studio versions. John Schneider had a pretty successful career in country music.
This is the version he would sing in concert and it goes off of the fact that as People have commented on here he was the near narrator for the TV show and in the opening scenes of the TV show during the theme song It shows a mans hands playing electric guitar which was Waylon Jennings the original ending for the tv show the end is just the good ol boys wouldn't change if they could fight in the system like a 2 modern day Robin hood As a side note Whaylon Jennings did appear in the TV show as himself driving a semi rig that was a mobile museum for country artists which boss hog promptly tries to steal and the Duke boys help hem get it back
Another good Waylon tune..... "I've always been crazy, but its kept me from going insane"
What a voice! I grew up when many men had the whiskey and cigarette voices.
My G-Grandfather was in the Minnesota 1st, the unit that captured the Battle Standard Of Virginia (the Stars & Bars) at Gettysburg, it resides today with the Minnesota Historical Society. My G-Grandfather lost an arm, and his brother lost a leg.
Wayne Jennings has this joint called, "Don't you think this outlaw bit's done got out of hand". This song is classic banger, with lyrics that are a true story. Metal singer James Hatfield of Metallica also did a cover of this song that he played live as a tribute to Wayne at a Country Music awards show some years ago. You can find that on UA-cam as well. But you have to react to the original first. This is my favorite Waylon Jennings song.
Outlaw shit is a must from waylon jennings. Favorite country artist.
Waylon wrote the song for the show and the show was based on a movie. And The short, shorts were called “Daisy Dukes after Catherine Bach’s TV character. Waylon was also the narrator for each show, if you remember hearing “ Uh, oh. What’s Uncle Jesse gonna do now?” … that kind of thing. I think we were able to root for the underdogs in that show so much because the “law” was so obviously, comically corrupt. In that instance, the good old boys were the good guys, just trying to make a living. Simpler times, man.
“A COUNTRY BOY CAN SURVIVE “ Hank Williams Jr. 🥂
Uncle jesse moonshiner & the boys were moonshine runners. Hence the fast car & the setting.
There’s quite a few great Waylon Jennings songs. His son Shooter Jennings has some good ones also. One of Shooters songs that goes after the record companies is “Outlaw You” that’s worth checking out. Some of Waylon’s songs to check out are “Wrong”, “Mamas don’t let your babies grow up to be cowboys”, “Luckenbach, Texas”, “The Conversation” with Hank Jr, “Good Hearted Woman”. 5:02 he wrote it for the show but he also recorded a second version to release. The “radio” version has the end changed which is the version you’re listening to that says his mama doesn’t understand why they keep showing his hands and not his face on tv which had to do with the opening of the show they only showed Waylon’s hands on the guitar. 5:37 the issue with the confederate flag is the same thing that has happened to a lot of symbols in history. One groups likes it and decides to take it and use it for their own purpose. Check out “The Da Vinci Code” with Tom Hanks. Just the beginning when he’s talking about symbols. That part is so true.
They selected Waylon to be the Balladeer and they also wanted him to write the theme song. So he wrote it for the show.
Loved those Dukes! ❤️🔥✌🏻🫶🏻
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"He Made The Theme Of 'The Dukes Of Hazzard' "
Not only did he perform the theme from "The Dukes Of Hazzard," but he's also the narrator on the show that's referred to as "The Balladeer"
I just loved your comments at the end of this... I'm blessed to live on 150 acre farm off a dirt road.. I have to go 30 minutes to a grocery store.. but I'm happy here.. i know my freezer is full of venison meat for the next 2 yrs at least.. that's saying my hubby isn't going to hunt more deer next yr. We have our chickens, our dogs and a garden.. my pantry is full. I hate a city.. I will visit one.. and then say.. take me back to my farm.
We all watched The Dukes of Hazard 😂 Great show
Waylon not only sang the song for Duke's of Hazzard, but he done the narratoin to it. Like when it would day for example. Boy them Duke Boys got themselves in a pickle. That was all Waylon too! He said it was the easiest money he ever made. He said sometimes he'd tape it on the bus & mail it to them!! Because he sang that song he said his mama couldn't understand why they were show his hands but not h❤ Waylon was the biggest part of the outlaw country! Outlaw Rushmore!! lol
Brad Paisley and LL Cool J did a country and rap duet song about the rebel flag called "Accidental Racist"