Awesome... A few years ago, when Waylon toured Australia with Willie, I not only got to see Waylon's guitar, but to hold it as well. I asked him about it at the end of the show and he went a got it out of it's case and handed it to me. It blew me away. Waylon was a great bloke and very friendly. He is greatly missed...
I had a dream about Waylon last night. I was at a country music festival in 2019. And on stage, was Waylon, playing "Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way". Half of the audience had brought their guitar with them to play along with any song they knew. Then, like it had been planned on by the whole audience, everyone started to group up and sit in lines. I got up to join them, and before I could get in a line and sit in it, I felt a hand on my shoulder. I turned around, and it was Waylon. He had offered to teach me a lesson, and of course, I said Yes. So we started to play. I remember it so vividly. I remember him placing my first finger on the 5th fret, 2nd string, 2nd finger 4th string 6th fret, and my 3rd finger on the 7th fret. He taught me how to play "Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way" like he did, but on HIS guitar. It's single-handedly, the BEST dream I have ever had. Maybe when I fall asleep tonight he'll teach me another lesson. Here's hoping!!!
"Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way?" has two chords, B Major and E Major. (starting with the B Major and simply switches back and forth) The chord you're describing sounds like an E major with the 2nd string, 5th fret being an E and the 4th string, 6th fret being a G#, which is indeed part of an E Major chord, but you didn't say which string you play the 7th fret. Now if it were the 1st string you play the 7th fret on, it would be a B, so those three notes do indeed make an E major chord. But, then that leaves the 3d string open which is a G and a G is not a part of either chord. Was this a simple mistake (which would be understandable), or is that really what he told you, because of the simple fact that we can't actually learn something in our dreams we didn't already know. Which, would actually make more sense.
Trevor, God Bless you for not only creating, but sharing this video. As far as I'm concerned, it didn't fall on deaf ears or blind eyes. I know it came from your heart and Waylon is up there, smiling on you, on us all. God Bless you and keep doing what you're doing.
Some of the pictures have Waylon and Johnny Cash. I have never seen Johnny Cash with an electric guitar. I'm 14 and this is the only kind of music I listen to and damn proud for sure!
I have one of these guitars Lankford made its worth every penny! I am in Canada but i went to Franklin just to meet Terry after he did my Waylon guitar cover now I see everything in leather! Terry has made me 6 straps (3 Merle Haggard for my Tuff dog tele, 2 Waylon for the Waylon tele and a black Johnny Cash.. for my Cash Martin Guitar). He has also made me various wrist wraps as well! the workmanship is next to none! Love my Gear and if you get the chance all you totally need to get Terry's leather works in your possession for sure! THANKS TERRY!
I'm am renovating Waylon's Recording studio in music square in Nashville and would love to speak to Terry....any help would be deeply appreciated....I'm hoping to have the studio producing music once again by next month...if you'd like to visit and see the place send me a PM and we can chat...
I'm.good friends with Vickie Payne & the legendary Willie Nelson guitar PLAYER MY BEST FRIEND JODY PAYNE. JODY IS A GREAT MAN .REST IN PEACE JODY AND SAY HELLO TO WAYLON FOR ME.
Trevor love this video, but most of all..love the fact you are help keeping the sound and the music of the true Waylon around..if not for them..There would have never been country music. Around 8mins into this Waylon talks of a Harmony Guitar..Believe it or not..when i was around 13 my grandparents too me to nashville and in a pawn shop bought me $100 guitar..what was it a Harmony..of course it didn't look fancy but will never forget that brand..Im proud to call you a friend!!
I bought a leather pick guard for my Fender Telecaster and I’m looking forward to getting I got off of EBay and miss WAYLON every dam day love that man miss you HOSS your the reason why we all love leather and we want it on our Telecasters every chance we get
I had a local guy do me up a replica of Bo's white wavy lined belt from The Dukes of Hazzard. I wear it everyday & it looks like the day he made it. I always did like that guitar in the video 'cuz of Dukes. Leather's one thing that doesn't wear out easy, unlike other materials.
Very good video all about waylon loved watching it all great songs in the back ground as well be great to see another one about him again cheers for the upload of it anyway proper outlaw music ive got a lot of is cds and dvds love watching is stuff a lot 👌
Great video!!! I was watching some of Waylons older videos and I kept looking at his guitar and wondering what the detail was.. Looks like I came to the right man!!! VERY cool!!!
I live about 2 miles from were Waylon played at JD'S in the 1960's.But I was to young to remember that. A lot of Waylon history here. I believe a lady from Phoenix originally made his first black and white leather cover and guitar strap for his guitar. So as the story goes that is. Miss ya Hoss!
Very nice... Interesting how the USA body was routed for the Nashville configuration. I also notice you swapped out the original bridge (?) Was it because the original had an incurable buzz on the high E?
Man this is awesome! I'd kill to get a Lankford made guitar.... or strap for that matter lol. Where did you get that pickguard on the Butterscotch tele with Johnny's bird picture?
Mitch...this is really crazy, but I came across the video randomly searching for old videos of the greats and happened to watch this. I am a guitar player myself and found it interesting how Waylon's guitars were made. THe crazy thing is I started thinking you looked familiar to me, but was not sure how I could have know you. And to be honest I really don't.
The Broadcaster was the 3rd guitar that Waylon had. That is the one that Keith Urban owns now. Waylon's first 2 were Telecasters. The family still owns the very first 1953 Tele that his band had the janitor, Howard Turner, at Wild Bill's cover in leather for Waylon's birthday.
@@user-do2ev2hr7h, I am not sure. The Broadcaster has the black pick guard. Every time I have seen him doing a show, his guitar has a white pick guard. There is the picture of him and Cash where Waylon has the Broadcaster and Johnny has one of Waylon's Telecasters.
@@phil-1115 It's just something I read in a couple places around the time Keith acquired the guitar, but it could be that those articles were just trying to hype up that particular instrument. EDIT: I've been poking around online and the consensus seems to be it was his main guitar from some time in the late 70's until the mid to late 80's when he retired it do to being too heavy. (Keith has also made not of the fact that it's exceptionally heavy.)
@@user-do2ev2hr7h, I have been doing some poking around too. Waylon had the Broadcaster with him at every show from the 70 until 1993. I am not sure if he played it the most, but it was always with him. Here is what I found out. Waylon asked Reggie Young to visit him at his Nashville home. Young relates "Waylon said 'I have a guitar to give you.' When he returned to the room he handed it to me. I said 'Wow! Waylon, do you know what this is?' He said 'Yes. It is too heavy for me now. I want to give it to someone who can play it and you are a good friend.' I felt humbled!" It was on exhibit at the Country Music Hall of Fame from 2006 until June of 2009. In 2009 Reggie Young sold it to Nicole Kidman.
No he doesn't. Kieth has Waylon's Broadcaster. Nicole Kidman bought it at an auction for 98.5k and gave it to Keith for his birthday. Keith keeps calling it a Telecaster, but that guitar was made before the Telecaster name came to be.
@@leighsaunders3278, Waylon used 5 most of the time throughout his career. He had many that were covered in leather and given them away for charity and other reasons, but he didn't play those on stage. The family still has the original 53 Telecaster that The Waylor's paid to have covered in leather for Waylon's birthday present. Another one is owned by a collector in California. There was a black pick guard guitar was a 50 Broadcaster that Keith Urban now owns. Nicole bought it through Christie's auction from Reggie Young. Waylon gave the guitar to Reggie Young. The 67 Tele is owned by Keith Richards. There was also the 90 and a 95 Custom shop Telecasters. Shooter took the number one and another with a black pick guard and Fender Shop created the custom models that are a combination of those. They made 70 and those are now for sale for 25k.
However, when the video ended I ran out to my car and grabbed the CD I purchased from a young guy singing the Tootsies airport bar last Tuesday night and guess what it was you. We were sittin on the other side of the bar from about 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm, you played to Hank Williams for me and ZBB from my friends along with KC. Before we left I walked up and purchased your CD. You probably do not remember me, but I thought this was cool.
If I ever did a Guitar it would be a Telecaster in Culvers blue with white guitar pick guard. I would use a ugly color like the seafoam green for the guitar as long as the pickguard was white.
Like Babe Ruth's bat maker, or Earnhardt's crew chief, they make things better with their bare hands, then somehow the owners skills and performance pours magic and mystery into the implements used.....weird and cool 😎
Awesome... A few years ago, when Waylon toured Australia with Willie, I not only got to see Waylon's guitar, but to hold it as well. I asked him about it at the end of the show and he went a got it out of it's case and handed it to me. It blew me away. Waylon was a great bloke and very friendly. He is greatly missed...
I had a dream about Waylon last night. I was at a country music festival in 2019. And on stage, was Waylon, playing "Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way". Half of the audience had brought their guitar with them to play along with any song they knew. Then, like it had been planned on by the whole audience, everyone started to group up and sit in lines. I got up to join them, and before I could get in a line and sit in it, I felt a hand on my shoulder. I turned around, and it was Waylon. He had offered to teach me a lesson, and of course, I said Yes. So we started to play. I remember it so vividly. I remember him placing my first finger on the 5th fret, 2nd string, 2nd finger 4th string 6th fret, and my 3rd finger on the 7th fret. He taught me how to play "Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way" like he did, but on HIS guitar. It's single-handedly, the BEST dream I have ever had. Maybe when I fall asleep tonight he'll teach me another lesson. Here's hoping!!!
"Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way?" has two chords, B Major and E Major. (starting with the B Major and simply switches back and forth) The chord you're describing sounds like an E major with the 2nd string, 5th fret being an E and the 4th string, 6th fret being a G#, which is indeed part of an E Major chord, but you didn't say which string you play the 7th fret. Now if it were the 1st string you play the 7th fret on, it would be a B, so those three notes do indeed make an E major chord. But, then that leaves the 3d string open which is a G and a G is not a part of either chord. Was this a simple mistake (which would be understandable), or is that really what he told you, because of the simple fact that we can't actually learn something in our dreams we didn't already know. Which, would actually make more sense.
THAT is Outlaw Country's holy grail
Trevor, God Bless you for not only creating, but sharing this video. As far as I'm concerned, it didn't fall on deaf ears or blind eyes. I know it came from your heart and Waylon is up there, smiling on you, on us all. God Bless you and keep doing what you're doing.
This video is awesome.. Just like Waylon was..I really enjoyed.. RIP Hoss.. I miss ya every day....
Some of the pictures have Waylon and Johnny Cash. I have never seen Johnny Cash with an electric guitar. I'm 14 and this is the only kind of music I listen to and damn proud for sure!
Dillon Dunn I was your age when I started, I'd put Hank on the record player and play along with him, then Chet later
Dillon Dunn well john cash played an electric acoustic once in a while
Same but im 13. I hate pop music and bro country! This old music is the best.
Same, but im 13. All this new country and pop country is just shit.
Nice observation: www.pinterest.com/pin/544091198705284123/?lp=true
Terry Lankford is the Greatest!!! Proud to call him my friend. -KendraHope♥
Thanks for sharing…..great video, great guitar(s)
***** Thank you, my friend!!! Terry is a awesome guy and I'm proud to call him my Friend!!! -KendraHope♥
spent my childhood looking at that guitar Waylon did have a signature sound I've always called it the Waylon thump
I have one of these guitars Lankford made its worth every penny! I am in Canada but i went to Franklin just to meet Terry after he did my Waylon guitar cover now I see everything in leather! Terry has made me 6 straps (3 Merle Haggard for my Tuff dog tele, 2 Waylon for the Waylon tele and a black Johnny Cash.. for my Cash Martin Guitar). He has also made me various wrist wraps as well! the workmanship is next to none! Love my Gear and if you get the chance all you totally need to get Terry's leather works in your possession for sure! THANKS TERRY!
I'm am renovating Waylon's Recording studio in music square in Nashville and would love to speak to Terry....any help would be deeply appreciated....I'm hoping to have the studio producing music once again by next month...if you'd like to visit and see the place send me a PM and we can chat...
HINCH Waylon’s Guitar should be in the Smithsonian and some of his clothes and various artifacts
LOVE this video, Mr. T! CONGRATULATIONS on your beautiful purchase! (Now don't forget to put a Scruggs tuner on that low E string...).
I'm.good friends with Vickie Payne & the legendary Willie Nelson guitar PLAYER MY BEST FRIEND JODY PAYNE. JODY IS A GREAT MAN .REST IN PEACE JODY AND SAY HELLO TO WAYLON FOR ME.
Oh my glory, that was wonderful, Waylon just spoke directly to me and I can’t stop shedding tears for how much he meant to me. Thank you.
Trevor love this video, but most of all..love the fact you are help keeping the sound and the music of the true Waylon around..if not for them..There would have never been country music. Around 8mins into this Waylon talks of a Harmony Guitar..Believe it or not..when i was around 13 my grandparents too me to nashville and in a pawn shop bought me $100 guitar..what was it a Harmony..of course it didn't look fancy but will never forget that brand..Im proud to call you a friend!!
I bought a leather pick guard for my Fender Telecaster and I’m looking forward to getting I got off of EBay and miss WAYLON every dam day love that man miss you HOSS your the reason why we all love leather and we want it on our Telecasters every chance we get
I had a local guy do me up a replica of Bo's white wavy lined belt from The Dukes of Hazzard. I wear it everyday & it looks like the day he made it. I always did like that guitar in the video 'cuz of Dukes. Leather's one thing that doesn't wear out easy, unlike other materials.
Terry just covered my husband's telecaster, it is immaculate, very nicely done. Terry is a great guy and very good leathercrafter
Very good video all about waylon loved watching it all great songs in the back ground as well be great to see another one about him again cheers for the upload of it anyway proper outlaw music ive got a lot of is cds and dvds love watching is stuff a lot 👌
Would love to own a Waylon Replica guitar.
a Very Special Guitar for a Special County Legend...Love his Songs.RIP Waylon
What a nice thing to have awesome my friend
Damn good video dude. Perfect song selection too.
amazing video! sad it took me 9 years to see it
Great video!!! I was watching some of Waylons older videos and I kept looking at his guitar and wondering what the detail was.. Looks like I came to the right man!!! VERY cool!!!
Oh Man! Totally FANTASTIC!
Pansye Gibbs I need one of these Pansye!
Really nice vid... thanks for uploading!
RIP Waymore.
My God!..... I'm Speechless!
so awesome. thanks man
I live about 2 miles from were Waylon played at JD'S in the 1960's.But I was to young to remember that. A lot of Waylon history here. I believe a lady from Phoenix originally made his first black and white leather cover and guitar strap for his guitar. So as the story goes that is. Miss ya Hoss!
Waylons' guitar had a scruggs peg on the low E.
Very Cool! Thank you.
Where'd you get the telecaster pickguardbwith Cash giving the finger?
Very nice... Interesting how the USA body was routed for the Nashville configuration. I also notice you swapped out the original bridge (?) Was it because the original had an incurable buzz on the high E?
Man this is awesome! I'd kill to get a Lankford made guitar.... or strap for that matter lol. Where did you get that pickguard on the Butterscotch tele with Johnny's bird picture?
I love here waylon jennings he was my star
Awesome workmanship
If you don’t mind me asking how much did you pay for the leatherwork i would like to get the same thing done to my tele
That would have been a great vid if you had audio explaining the materials and a little detail about the guitar ??
wow thats awesome,,i need one
thank you for the post buddy
nice collection of guitars... So can you play any of them??
How much did you spend with terrt? I was thinking of going to him.
Mitch...this is really crazy, but I came across the video randomly searching for old videos of the greats and happened to watch this. I am a guitar player myself and found it interesting how Waylon's guitars were made. THe crazy thing is I started thinking you looked familiar to me, but was not sure how I could have know you. And to be honest I really don't.
ur lucky man awesome video
Thanks!!
You ride em' high ❤️
Waylon 👍🏻🇺🇲❤🙏
I'm fortunate enough to have one by the same man
William Kelley can I touch it?
Walks tall. My favorite outlaw. Add mooney on steel and you don't even need a band. PIR Waylon...
What's the cost of the cover cost?
Is that A Tacoma Chief smack dab in the center of the wall?
What an interesting man
I saw Keith Urban on Marty Stewart playing Waylons guitar. How did he aquire his guitar?
It was Waylon's Broadcaster. Nicole bought it at an auction for 98.5k for Keith's birthday. It is not a Telecaster, like Keith keeps telling everyone.
how much did it cost you?
I want one sooooo sooooooo bad. Afraid to see the price.
Is Waylon’s Guitar the original in the Smithsonian ?
How much did that cost?
Yeah, Waylon's looking down on all us country bumpkins that followed him here on earth. Waylon's guitar did have that sound...
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What ounce leather did they use???
IIRC Jennings' main leather covered Tele was actually an original Fender Broadcaster.
The Broadcaster was the 3rd guitar that Waylon had. That is the one that Keith Urban owns now. Waylon's first 2 were Telecasters. The family still owns the very first 1953 Tele that his band had the janitor, Howard Turner, at Wild Bill's cover in leather for Waylon's birthday.
@@phil-1115 Yes, but my understanding is the one that Keith has is the one that Waylon played the most/longest. I could be wrong though.
@@user-do2ev2hr7h, I am not sure. The Broadcaster has the black pick guard. Every time I have seen him doing a show, his guitar has a white pick guard. There is the picture of him and Cash where Waylon has the Broadcaster and Johnny has one of Waylon's Telecasters.
@@phil-1115 It's just something I read in a couple places around the time Keith acquired the guitar, but it could be that those articles were just trying to hype up that particular instrument.
EDIT: I've been poking around online and the consensus seems to be it was his main guitar from some time in the late 70's until the mid to late 80's when he retired it do to being too heavy. (Keith has also made not of the fact that it's exceptionally heavy.)
@@user-do2ev2hr7h,
I have been doing some poking around too. Waylon had the Broadcaster with him at every show from the 70 until 1993. I am not sure if he played it the most, but it was always with him. Here is what I found out.
Waylon asked Reggie Young to visit him at his Nashville home. Young relates "Waylon said 'I have a guitar to give you.' When he returned to the room he handed it to me. I said 'Wow! Waylon, do you know what this is?' He said 'Yes. It is too heavy for me now. I want to give it to someone who can play it and you are a good friend.' I felt humbled!" It was on exhibit at the Country Music Hall of Fame from 2006 until June of 2009. In 2009 Reggie Young sold it to Nicole Kidman.
Keith Urban now has Waylon's original Telecaster & uses it regularly on stage. If you want to see it in action there's plenty of UA-cam footage.
That's horrible
@@matthewblackwood4704 yepp should be in the hands of a real musician..not that skinny jeans wearing no talent son of a bitch
No he doesn't. Kieth has Waylon's Broadcaster. Nicole Kidman bought it at an auction for 98.5k and gave it to Keith for his birthday. Keith keeps calling it a Telecaster, but that guitar was made before the Telecaster name came to be.
@phil3515 Waylon had many guitar's 2 of which were his staple 1 blackguard & 1 white.
@@leighsaunders3278, Waylon used 5 most of the time throughout his career. He had many that were covered in leather and given them away for charity and other reasons, but he didn't play those on stage.
The family still has the original 53 Telecaster that The Waylor's paid to have covered in leather for Waylon's birthday present.
Another one is owned by a collector in California.
There was a black pick guard guitar was a 50 Broadcaster that Keith Urban now owns. Nicole bought it through Christie's auction from Reggie Young. Waylon gave the guitar to Reggie Young.
The 67 Tele is owned by Keith Richards. There was also the 90 and a 95 Custom shop Telecasters.
Shooter took the number one and another with a black pick guard and Fender Shop created the custom models that are a combination of those. They made 70 and those are now for sale for 25k.
However, when the video ended I ran out to my car and grabbed the CD I purchased from a young guy singing the Tootsies airport bar last Tuesday night and guess what it was you. We were sittin on the other side of the bar from about 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm, you played to Hank Williams for me and ZBB from my friends along with KC. Before we left I walked up and purchased your CD. You probably do not remember me, but I thought this was cool.
HOLY GRAIL YES INDEED
If I ever did a Guitar it would be a Telecaster in Culvers blue with white guitar pick guard. I would use a ugly color like the seafoam green for the guitar as long as the pickguard was white.
The Original OUTLAW LEGEND
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Wow man I would kill to be you for a day
There's only love here
2003
Craftsmanship I want one !!!
1973
Like Babe Ruth's bat maker, or Earnhardt's crew chief, they make things better with their bare hands, then somehow the owners skills and performance pours magic and mystery into the implements used.....weird and cool 😎
1953
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Hanks guitar at 2:16 the naked girl
Langford 73
Jesus Loves You
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Awesome, but it would look better with the black pickguard. nice collection
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