Waylon Jennings: Live in London 1983
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- - Waylon Jennings Live in London at the Hammersmith Odeon 1983
Tracklist:
00:18 Don't You Think This Outlaw Bit Has Done Got Outta Hand
03:27 Clyde
05:35 Living Legends Part 2
08:10 I Can Get Off On You
11:48 Lucille
14:57 Good Ol' Boys
17:57 Without You by Jessi Colter
20:52 I've Always Been Crazy
25:15 Dreaming My Dreams
27:52 Luckenbach, Texas
31:03 Breakin Down
33:50 Mamas Don't Let Your Babies
36:30 Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way
39:21 Good Hearted Woman
42:02 This Time
44:30 I Ain't Living Long Like This
48:13 Honky Tonk Heroes
51:50 Mental Revenge
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Waylon was simply the best. No one comes close, to this day. What a talent!
Lol🎉😅
So called singers/rappers today can't hold a candle even close to Waylon Jennings.
Marilyn Yun ... and all of the country that Nashville has been turning out from session bands. Hell, today, even Willie and Merle use them now (lookup Django and Jimmie, their new album . What a shame.
So true
I like you already
I agree to that
Ain't that the truth!
Half drunk here tonight on 'Old Crow Bourbon whiskey' 50 years gone since I bought my first Waylon Jennings album. Honky Tonk Heroes. Waylon was a real Honky Tonk Hero. When all other music fails, I turn to Waylon. I keep a big Gibson guitar next to me, and yes, because of true country singers like Waylon I can play that big guitar. All of the great Hanks, Jimmie R.Johnny, Willie and Waylon they were my music teachers. Would not even consider playing that junk that they put out today. A shot of Old Crow Kentucky Bourbon whiskey to all of those country greats. Salute to all of you.
Nice that people remember the man for the man, could have followed along with the rest of the crowd, I am so thankful he chose not too!!!
Are you native American
Old Crow ?
I’d practically rather drink pond water. AFTER the cows had their bath.
But really Waylon is my favorite of all time on the Country side. Led Zeppelin on the Rock side.
@@ezsmith3765 Bad take on the Crow. Number 5 in America bourbon whiskey to this day. I guess you'd rather pay 150 dollars a bottle for the swill that's made in someone's basement in maybe democrat Connecticut where all of a sudden all of the Johnny come lately Bourbon makers mushroomed up. Kaintucky' is the only place for Bourbon Whiskey..... But you are on the money with the music so you can't be all bad. Enjoy your Whiskey.
Who cares that he was drunk
Most people don't know how much an "Outlaw" Waylon was. Back before he was a big star playin small bars across America. He was offered a huge contract by a big Country label but they wanted him to change his gritty style and his hard edged music! Waylon refused to compromise and told the record executives to "Go to hell!" They black balled him from radio stations and tv, even blocked him from the hall of fame for decades! Waylon didn't care he paired up with Willie and they both became Country legends. He did it on his own with his close friends Willie, Johnny (Cash), Kris (Kristofferson), and his beautiful wife Jesse! A man true to his self and his family. Not everyone would have taken that road but that's why he was so special! I grew up listening to him through my dad singing his songs and hearing him on our old record player! Some of these fancy talented "pop" country stars today should take note of how he wrote songs and start emulating him!
I agree, but not a one could hold his guitar, let alone be themselves....
Not according to his wife Jessi Colter.
most stars do not write. They have talent as singers …but that’s about it. Labels do not want to hear original music.
I beg to differ I think you’ll find most if not nearly everyone loves Waylon for his never compromising his style and sound for any record company even though it nearly killed him and ran him broke. Now that’s commitment to his craft and respecting his own talent to do it Waylon’s way. Thank you big man for bringing us the best brew of country known to man kind.
Waylon Jennings was such a high Class Act that most people in the recording business today would have to stand on their mama's shoulders just to kiss his ass !
maybe
Waylon's music is still the very best there IS! Always will be TOO!
I never get tired of listening to Waylon 's music. It never gets old.
When they made Waylon they threw away the mold. There will never be another one like him.
Anyone still love and respect Waylon as much today as much as I do? He was the man… broke the mold after him!
Always will love Waylon
I just found him this month ( may 2024 ) and I love 💕 his songs and I listen to him every day 😊😊😊
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Excellent guitar player... What a great singer... RIP jovial Waylon ❤
All the country artists should tip their hats to hoss, he lead the way to them being spoiled today, ungrateful because they don't mention him or the talent
Waylon wasn't impressed easily. He could see the difference between genuine talent and just good management. They don't make them like Waylon's generation of country singers anymore. No matter who tries to be like him. Classic country seems to have died.
+Tarn Sand It's out there, but unfortunately it doesn't "fit into" today's politically correct culture in Nashville. We need more Waylon's, Johnny Paycheck's, etc out there to turn Nashville on it's ear again!
plenty of it out there but you won't hear it on the radio or see it on the charts. locals playing locally
There's been a murder on Music Row...
You sure don't see much steel guitar like this nowadays. I bet those Londoners were in shock when this was over.
I'm sure they were but not because of the steel guitar as its not like most would know the difference, not really an instrument that too many bands used over here apart from Floyd. They would have just been blown away by Waylon not everyday country legends come to town over here.
I love this concert for what it represents in Waylon's life. That pivotal time between the young hell raising Waylon, and the more mature, thoughtful family man who kicked a $1,500.00 a day cocaine habit on his own, and earned his GED at the age of 52 as an example for his young son.
He was more than a rare talent. He was a rare MAN.
rubbersole79 Didn't know that. That makes Ol Waylon even higher on my list, and he was already #1! Too bad Scooter can't seem to get it together yet.
Dale Peace What are you looking for "Scooter" to do?
Find himself and define his style. Yeah, I know it took his daddy and most of the old great ones a while. He has the talent and there are many songs of his that I like. I just think he's all over the map (probably trying to find himself, lol). I love it when you know which artist is going to sing after the first few notes. I'm sure you know what I mean...
Dale Peace lol @scooter. his name is shooter.
LOL Shootem556 ... I'm normally the grammar nazi... blame it on the booze ;)
Wow... Thank you for this amazing concert! Still miss u Hoss....
i believe we are soooo fortunate that Jessie came into his life. Without her, he may not have survived a death by his own hand.
I hate that he’s dead. I wish so badly that I could go tell him how much I worship him and his music. He’s the greatest. Waylon!
What a talent this man had ,,, lucky we didn't loose him in 59
David Aitken so true buddy holly 52 year music fanatic of all kinds
If we had who would even know who he was. Lot of folks barely even know who Eddie Cochran was.
Waylon Jennings is country with a hard edge. Buddy Holly would have been so impressed with Waylon’s material.
U can say that again.encore Waylon❌⭕❤️
The conversation they would have had
I was at the concert. My greatest memory was Dreaming My Dreams with Ralph on steal. Even after all these years it's one of the most beautiful songs I have ever heard.
Listening to it right now at that performance for the first time. Love it.
He will live on in history.
Bless u for posting this..I'm a 40 year old woman that loves to hear Waylon Jennings CUZ it reminds me of my childhood
Altimeter greatest music n guitar playing by very handsome n
awesome WAYLON
JENNINGS!
The sign of a confident man is putting great people around him and then letting them shine. Ralph Mooney was the greatest steel guitar player that ever walked. Waylon made sure he shined. Not only did Ralph look good, so did Waylon. Wow. That's all I got. RIP to Waylon and Ralph.
So agree
absolutely true.
Never get tired of watching Waylon, his music and guitar playing are awesome ❤
My 5 year old son was named after this man. My grandfather always listened to old country music, Waylon Jennings especially. When I got pregnant with my son, Waylon was the first name that came to my mind.
DO TRY Lee Clayton s Border Affair lp next ....purr-fecction
❤❤thadtss my man ❤❤Waylon jennings❤❤ !
I have a grandson that's named after him too❤
I have a grandson that's named after him too❤
I have a grandson that's named after him too❤
I absolutely love Waylon’s ad-libs in his songs “Boogety Boogety” and of course the “whoop whoops”
Thank you for posting this great concert video of the best singer GOD put on this earth.
Unmistakable guitar, Waylon true country.
Outlaw Country!
Viva the memory and music of Waylon Jennings!
Gone but not forgotten! 🥲👍
And NEVER will be FORGOTTEN!
Came across this and seem to recall it was a concert at the Hammersmith Odeon that I went to. As I remember it was a fantastic concert and the audience would not stop stamping their feet at the end demanding encores. We got 8 encores and he finished by telling us he had to finish "because we ain't rehearsed anymore songs". One of my favourite artists.
I love love love this story!
Che meraviglia! Una grande performance! 😊😊😍😍🤩🤩🎶🎸🎶💘💔💔🙏
That’s had to be the first time history that happened hahaha I fucking love that 😂
Lord surly did bless him with all the talent so he could bless us with his music. Him standing up for playing his kind of music tells me his music meant more to him than fame and money. He was a true die hard rebel that believed in right was right was right and wrong was wrong. Man of Integrity.
The king of country rock , outlaw bad azz
Waylon Jennings was the best at countrymusikk
Can new music just try? Just put some fucking effort in? I mean come on..
TooThymer I'm losing hope to be honest. That boy Scott (American idol winner) could do it as he's got the voice, but I think he puts too much emphasise on stage presence and that's his downfall. And not an ounce of an outlaw spirit in him, or the rest of them. Sad.
listening to my awesome Waylon music that I adore!LIVE IN LONDON that reads A COWBOY IN LONDON!
This program was filmed at Hammersmith, London by Andrew Holmes. Then was put on a t.v. series which included the film about Hank Williams. This one of Waylon's best shows.
All of Waylon's shows were some of his best shows! He was great until the bitter end.
R.I.P. Waylon
They broke the mold making Waylon. No one today could carry his suitcase.
Amen Roger Beshears. . This was when Country Music was REAL. There will NEVER music like the music of th 60-70s era..EVERR again? This genre will never die? It will still be playing 100+ yrs after we are all gone. Unlike this CRAP that they TRY to call music today...
Spot on Roger Beshears! Waylon made his music his way. He lived his life his way.
6 leaf clover.+no one can beat him
shit I haven't seen anyone who could carry the key.. EDIT: point made when he goes to do the encore and says "Thank you. I really mean that." and then goes into the song that he does. In front of a British audience as an American Country performer. Takes some balls..
He truly was an amazing guy the best of the best.
His music has reverberated throughout my life and all my horses, dogs, and a couple felines now.
Thank Gawd I can sing at the top of my lungs.
Damn, still missing Waylon. We sure lost a good one when he got called up! RIP Hoss
Waylon's guitar work this show>>>
Ryan Wile Waylon's guitar work is the best ever,the things he can do put all the others to shame...
Wildman yeah man im pretty impressed
My heart melted in 1991 when I asked Waylon Jennings for his autograph in Las Vegas and he was so sweet to me and even thanked me for asking for his autograph. He wasn't performing but standing talking to Johnny Cash on an early Sunday morning. I walked away thinking what a kind man.
man that must've been awesome! you don't get people like Waylon these days! he was a genuinely nice humble man.
+Royston Stiver It was awesome, but I was so nervous. My Mom pushed me to go ask for Johnny Cash's autograph. She didn't know who Waylon was. I am a person who doesn't like to bother people too much, and especially big stars who probably get so tired of lack of privacy. Of all things, they were standing between slot machines...it looked funny at the time. They were both such tall men. Cash was dressed all in black. I was a fan of Waylon's before this incident, but I surprised myself in walking away and what a really nice man Waylon was under that tougher exterior. Because I did feel a bit scared walking up to him. Cash didn't seem to feel very good, but just my opinion I felt at the time. And yes, that generation born in the 1920's and 30's are of a different time for sure. I know that from my folks who are long gone now, but what hard workers they were and no complaining, just do it! I grew up on a ranch and you did your chores and taught rules of living. If you think about it in this way, my 4 grandparents were born between 1883 to 1897. They raised my folks who obviously you are what some of your times and those change with each generation. My grandparents were conservative and hard working and passed that on to my folks. Each generation loses something of the previous it seems.
Yea I love that generation. They had so much respect for others and were hard workers. But I really wish I could've meet Waylon and Johnny. They were both such great musicians, friends and people.
+Royston Stiver I helped care for 2 little ladies--one was born in 1910 and the other 1913. One was a neighbor. They both said the exact same words to me one day (these ladies didn't know each other): "People aren't nice like they used to be." I believe most people are good at heart, but certainly each generation, each decade changes, and the world is a bit crazy busy now, in a different way than in the past. I understand wishing you could have met them both. I wish so much I could have met many of those in the past, but I at least have had some interesting encounters that I never expected starting at age 16 when I first ran into Simon & Garfunkel in LA (1968). Garfunkel was so sweet and patient and talked to me. I later in the early 1980's ran into Sylvester Stallone while filling out an application at the old MGM Studios. Another encounter was with the musician who wrote "Thank God I'm a Country Boy" (John Denver). I've had other star encounters too. With Cash & Waylon, I honestly wish I could have had a conversation with them, and I am sure if I wasn't so nervous at the time (and shy on top of that), they would have been happy to have a little conversation with me. Waylon especially seemed like a friendly guy. Even in this concert here you can see he seems approachable and I think he really was. This occurred in 1991, and now I'm a little more brave. Keep your eye out, because you never know who you may run into.
+MaryElizabeth99 amazing people you ran into! And the two ladies sound awesome too. Someday we'll see the greats again in Heaven.
Brilliant type of voice, which sends shivers down the spine and tingle the senses.
I am crazy loving 🎉 Waylon , but I am not insane
Waylon...the greatest Country Western/Rock N' Roll singer in 20th century. Singer, great song writer, fine, fine entertainer...all my women friends say most handsome man in the country!
Oh, he was purty!
I found what i was looking for. To actually see him play. oh he can play.
Right! Such a picker!! That’s what they call them I think… genuine talent and gifted is what I call him. See this concert in 1978 hope you enjoy the share: ua-cam.com/video/AqBx6rSL6CE/v-deo.html
I just watched Waylon bio I cry I am going through now love this guy rest in peace Waylon
Not everyone is a legend, Waylon is one of the few.
Waylon is also king ,love him ,rip waylon .
And darn good on guitar too 👍
@@michaelcaron7659ciao Michael! 🙋♀️😍😘💘🌅
If u don't like hoss , u might be standing alone
Waylon Jennings was the best at countrymusikk
Waylon is the original "outlaw". He told the record companies to take it or leave it...RCA left it. WAYLON LIVES ON. RCA not so much.
Waylon Jennings is great! That's that
Thank god for video footage. Would have loved to see him live.
WAYLON FOREVER!
Great stuff, todays country just sucks, todays artist have no idea what country music even is.
+C Scott Raygor early 90s and back
Waylon's Country is proper Country.
WAYLON JENNINGS ,just fab., a beautiful American C&W singer with a great voice, dynamite guitar and beautiful lyrics. TEXAS LIVES FOREVER!! Thanks, Waylon.
This was wonderful!!! Thank you so much for posting. I LOVE this man....sexy, sexy, boogity, boogity and whoop, whoop.......❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
One Powerful Legend!
Absolutely frickin perfect!!
this is fabulous--more so because I WAS THERE!!!
One of the greatest gifts my grandparents gave me is a heavy dose of 70s/80s country. Waylon was one of their favorites and now I'm finally getting it
Yep they knew
Waylon was a real one. Band is smokin! Funky bluesy country, stories. Yes
I grew up listening to Waylon. He was such an icon.
Wow!!! 33 years ago, Waylon is a true genius, Pure country. Love it.
I love this man so much!!!! and his wife Jessi colter... Their kids, I've been a huge fan since the early 70's😊
Awesome 🔥
Love Waylon Jennings.
the great and amazing Waylon Jennings. He will go on forever. God Bless Waylon.
Rhinestone suits and new shiny cars. He and Willie and Johnny had em all for years. Waylon made a change. He forced thru a change that allowed CM artist the freedom to explore outside the Nashville Sound. Imagine a young Waylon on the night Buddy died. He lost a great friend and at the same time was cast back into musical obscurity. Thankfully, that didn't stop him and we have had the wonderful sound of Outlaw Country that I grew up with. Johnnie Cash was right there with him - think of the concert at Folsom Prison). Willie, Kris K., Hank Junior (who had recorded more albums by the time he could vote than most artist in their career). Even Steve Earle owes in a tip of the hat to Waylon for having the chance to play the music that he and others had success with. Think too of Southern Rock - think Marshall Tucker Band & Lynnard Skinnard - I am not sure they would have found an opening without Waylon's pioneering efforts.
I am sure he was as flawed a human as most of us and probably much less than some. That much is inescapable for mortal man (or woman). Regardless of his Saint/Sinner balance sheet, I love his music. I never met him but I think we would have gotten along well.
To borrow from Bogie, We'll always have Live in London.
Waylon Jennings..... one of kind....
I was at this concert as I was living and working in London(driving a London bus). The only time I saw Waylon live but what a memory. Thanks mate.
Man I can’t wrap my mind around the fact of what would’ve been wearing this in the time of spandau ballet , siouxie, , the cult and such acts , This is probably the artist I’ve most regret not have the chance to see
@@dacethejackofhearts7209 I am not even a c/w fan but I've just discovered him, what a talent, what a legacy he is, the best I'm sure in the c/w world
You were Lucky the year I wanted to see him in London (I live in France) his concert was canceled and I Never had any other chance... but I own a lot of records I was a loyal fan from the very very begining Waylon was a MASTER. Thierry
What year was this?
🤔❗💯
LOVE YOU WAYLON & JESSE!!!! RIP!!!!
This is best thing I've seen in about 37 years
I love the fact there is a parental discretion warning at the beginning of this video it's just hilarious to me
Well I think it means "PARENTS" make ur underaged watch this and learn something! what? It's each to his own.
Moon over London
Well, you don't want your babies growing up to be cowboys, do you?
Love ❤ 😍 💖 ❣ group ❤ ♥ 💕
Yea for real it should all be free speech
Maybe old news, but it should be added to public record, that the riff for Nirvana's "Aneurism" is Waylon Jennings', maybe via Credence Clearwater, that Red River source up in New Mexico.
Love his music. Very distinct voice.
Never again will there be these types of great musicians or legends coming out of Nashville. Love em while we can, Willie, Loretta, and of course pretty Miss Dolly Parton 😊
Played with buddy holly dukes of hazard theme narrated it..told Nashville to kiss his ass lol..Legend..boogie boogity 👈
I love Waylon, Jesse, And Willie.
Thanks Struggle Jennings.
I think Shooter's right name is Waylon Albright Jennings
John Smith, you are correct.
People are funny. On the one hand, I often questioned God for letting Buddy Holly's plane crash. Can't say I ever thanked Him for sparing Waylon Jennings that same night. Jennings went on to turn Country music on its head. Another Texas "good ol' boy." I figure Buddy never missed one of Waylon's concerts. Praise God, the Divine Disc Jockey.
I can't thank you enough for posting this - we have a very old video recorded from tv in the 80s and we never knew where it was filmed. Legend. x
This was the man.
Country man
I was there!......Fantastic Waylon!.....R I P
Sure wish I could have seen you live Waylon. Same with Marty and George, as well.
Excellent, I listen to Ol Waylon during the 70s and 80s
God Bless Waylon Jennings! I miss You and Thank you for being you!
Great show. Too bad that the sound isn't better, as I am blasting it for my neighbors through a huge pair of Klipsch speakers. Loved it at any rate as it took me back to my 20s. So much of todays CMT crap is just crap - crap - crap.
I just love good n great music n singers like the all time, WAYLON JENNINGS! Love his guitar picking n awesome singing!
Loved it, shared this on my Facebook page.
I always disliked country music because i was hearing the modern stuff. After discovering Waylon Jennings, i appreciate country music.
Did he just say "Boogity Boogity ? I'm dying here! The best ever!
+Joe Serin sure did
Yes he says that a lot.lol
omg. just picking myself of the floor.
wow what a show!!
❤❤ they ‘re playing the song ( written especially for me ! ) ❤❤
i went to this concert at hammersmith odeon. great memories
GORGEOUS MAN WITH A GORGEOUS VOICE...WISH I HAD SEEN HIM LIVE.
if you're looking for a feller, ive been told i look like a young Waylon... 😉
Being Texan/Tejano/Black this was the background music growing..I miss it
Lovely to see and hear a great singer like her ,loving a good heartin man __welsh fan
Wonderful music,every song from every musician.....Love it
Easy to describe, THE BEST EVER!!