Waylon Jennings

On This Day

03.22.26

On the Charts This Day in 1976, the First Platinum-Certified Country Album Topped the Charts

By Erinn Callahan
On This Day

03.20.26

On This Day in 2011, We Said Goodbye to the Hall of Fame Pedal Steel Player Who Wrote the Song that Changed Country Music Forever

By Clayton Edwards
On This Day

03.11.26

On This Day in 1978, a Pair of Outlaw Country Legends Were at No. 1 With a Song That Delivered a Solemn Warning to Mothers Around the World

By Clayton Edwards
Behind The Song

03.10.26

How Loretta Lynn Helped Waylon Jennings Land This Southern Gothic No. 1 Hit That “Hid Under a Rock” for a Year

By Melanie Davis
Behind The Song

03.09.26

The Heartwarming Reason Why Waylon Jennings Included a Beatles Cover on This 1966 Album

By Melanie Davis
Features

03.06.26

Watch an Unrecognizable Waylon Jennings Perform a Deep Cut Cover That the Original Songwriter Later Refused to Play

By Melanie Davis
On This Day

03.01.26

On This Day in 1980, Waylon Jennings Topped the Charts With a Song Rodney Crowell Finished Writing in Jail

By Erinn Callahan
On This Day

02.23.26

On This Day in 2015, the Legendary Musician Behind Waylon Jennings’ Biggest Hit Died Less Than a Week After His Birthday

By Clayton Edwards
On This Day

02.22.26

On This Day in 1976, Waylon Jennings and Willie Nelson Hit No. 1 With a Song Inspired by Tina Turner

By Erinn Callahan
Features

02.20.26

Remembering the Partially Handwritten Letter John Lennon Once Wrote to Waylon Jennings

By Tina Benitez-Eves
Features

02.20.26

I Spent 48 Hours Listening Only to 1970s Outlaw Country—Here’s What I Rediscovered

By Clayton Edwards
On This Day

02.16.26

On This Day in 2002, Hank Williams Jr. Took the Opry Stage for the First Time in 20 Years To Pay Tribute to a Fallen Outlaw Country Legend

By Clayton Edwards