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Remember When: Willie Nelson and Jennings Broke Down on the Side of the Road and No One Stopped to Help Them
[RELATED: The Story Behind the First Song Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings Wrote About Weed, Cocaine, Whiskey, and Other Vices] A Lone Star Beer truck, which sponsored most of Willie’s concerts ...
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“He Said It Was Too F***ing Heavy” – How Keith Urban Came To Own Waylon Jennings’ Iconic Guitar
Almost as funny as the anecdote of Keith Urban buying the guitar from Reggie Young through an auction. Keith’s wife, actress ...
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How Waylon Jennings & The Band Got Stiffed By A Club Owner The Night Buddy Holly Died, Even Though They STILL Performed
Waylon started out playing bass in Buddy’s band on Buddy’s “Winter Dance Party” tour in 1959 before he had his own solo career. They became close friends, and was famously and tragically tragically ...
Willie Nelson Says Kris Kristofferson's Death Was a 'Sad Time': 'Hated to Lose Him'
Kris Kristofferson, Willie Nelson's friend and one-time Highwaymen bandmate, died on Sept. 28 at age 88. Nelson remembered him as a "great songwriter" in a new interview.
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The Story Behind the First Song Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings Wrote About Weed, Cocaine, Whiskey, and More of Their Vices
Released in 1978, Waylon & Willie went to No. 1 on the Billboard ... In the song, Nelson and Jennings talk about weed and other subjects they know all too well: cocaine, which got Jennings ...
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After Kris Kristofferson’s Death, Willie Nelson Is the Only Surviving Member of the Highwaymen
Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash and Waylon Jennings. They formed the group in 1985 and helped contribute to the outlaw country ...