Waylon Jennings earned the nickname "Watasha," based on a Japanese word, by this younger country artist in the late 1970s.

The star's latest album 'Monte Carlo' is out now Seb Marbury Struggle Jennings has been through hell and back — but he's not going to let his past define him. Instead, he hopes to share it through his ...

A song written in the early 1960s finally became a No. 1 country hit nearly two decades later thanks to two music legends.

On this day (May 22) in 1982, Waylon Jennings and Willie Nelson started a two-week stay at No. 1 with “Just to Satisfy You.” It was their third duet to reach the top of the chart after “Good Hearted ...

Sometimes, your three-year-old son becomes convinced he's friends with an outlaw country superstar. In 2002, the country star Waylon Jennings died of complications from diabetes, leaving behind a ...

The eldest child of country legend Waylon Jennings has died. Terry Jennings died in the early morning hours on Friday (Jan. 25), only four days after he turned 62. Jennings' son, Josh, turned to ...

The song also carried a playful jab at friend Willie Nelson during the height of the outlaw-country era. In his memoir It's a ...

Waylon Jennings was a father to his kids: Terry, Tomi, Julie, Deana, Buddy, Jenni and Shooter Country singer Waylon Jennings had seven kids: Terry, Tomi, Julie, Deana, Buddy, Jenni and Shooter Two of ...

Waylon Jennings had already had a long and varied career in the music business by the time he scored his first No. 1 hit. The groundbreaking Outlaw Country singer, songwriter and guitarist reached the ...