Only three years into their music career, one of Cash’s contemporaries, Waylon Jennings, was calling them the future of country music. Jennings saw the Old 97’s perform at a Nashville radio ...

In 1996, Dallas' Old 97's played a few songs with Waylon Jennings in Nashville. Those songs never saw the light of day until Record Store Day this year, when they came out as a limited-release 7".

Within a year before Holly’s death on February 3, 1959, the two collaborated on three songs, including Jennings’ first single, a cover of the traditional cajun waltz “Jole Blon.” ...

In December of 1958, Buddy Holly was on vacation with his wife in his hometown of Lubbock, Texas when he met a local radio DJ Waylon Jennings ... friendship and collaboration, Jennings and Holly ...

as a new tribute album, 'The Music Inside, Vol. 1, A Collaboration Dedicated to Waylon Jennings,' hits stores today (February 8). The answer would be a resounding "Yes!" Those involved with the ...

a collaboration dedicated to Waylon Jennings, Volume 1,' all available for your free streaming pleasure below. (And if we can be so forward and repeat ourselves a bit, our exclusive interview with ...

Jennings joined Gross in 1996 to discuss his autobiography Waylon, his collaborations with Nelson and his career in Nashville. He died in 2002 of complications from diabetes.

This week marks the ninth anniversary of Waylon Jennings' passing, and what better way to pay tribute to his legacy than with the release of 'The Music Inside: A Collaboration Dedicated to Waylon ...

The set was made in collaboration with the estate of Waylon Jennings and Legacy Recordings. “After we did our VMP Anthology devoted to Willie Nelson (The Story of Willie Nelson), I knew ...

A collection of never-released Waylon Jennings recordings will finally be heard September 2nd when The Lost Nashville Sessions hits stores. The album’s track list includes classics such as ...

In this discussion of Waylon Jennings songs, we keep the focus on his solo work. After all, there are so many collaborations to consider — Jessi Colter, Johnny Cash, and Willie Nelson among then.