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Comment by karen mikasko on February 4, 2012 at 1:16am

I was just a young girl listening to Waylon on the radio.   Year and years later...still listening and loving it.  There is just something in his voice that is special and unlike many other artists.  His guitar work is fantastic...as is the back up bands.  All around good country sounds.  Classic.

Comment by Frank Hill on April 17, 2011 at 8:25pm

Elizabeth Meyer ,here's the JD's story from the AZ Music Hall Of Fame

http://youtu.be/wA71D8JHRGs

Comment by terry roberts on June 23, 2010 at 12:18pm

Hey, I challenge anyone to be a bigger Hosshead than I am!..:)
For anyone interested, I have a dvd data disc w/ALL his studio cds on it, plus the Bear boxes, Nash Rebel box, all the greatest hits packages, tribute albums and some killer 1974-79 bootleg concerts..also have a ton of DVD movies w/really rare stuff (1980 ABC TV special w/Jim Garner anyone?) plus a 4 dvd set of about every tv appearance her made from late 70's thru mid 90's..plus rare music posters of his albums...email me at tjwildone64@aol.com to get a list and to inquire

Comment by Frank Hill on June 23, 2010 at 8:34am

Great ,but not really a live recoding. Live At JD's was recorded at Audio Recorders in Phoenix with a simulated "live" audience. It does capture the ambience of JD's and what Waylon and the Waylors set was like at the time.Audio Recorders was the site for Duane Eddy's early hits. They got the heavy reverb for the"boss" guitar with a long piece of metal pipe with an amp at one end and a mic at the other . Jesse Coulter was married to Duane before Waylon
My ole DJ buddy Johnny D did the notes for the Bear Family reissue of 'live at JD's" . I will try to post a video of him narrating a clip of Waylon's introduction into the Az. Music Hall Of Fame in the Video secton

Comment by Ca on June 23, 2010 at 7:49am

Live at JD's is a great cd...Waylon banters with the audience and the cd is just a lot of fun to listen to.

Comment by Toni H on June 23, 2010 at 6:58am

Yes Frank, and did you know there is alive CD of Waylon's performances at JD's. Called "Live at JD's" - it's a great disc and really gives you a sense of being part of the audience. You can find it online at Amazon.

Comment by Frank Hill on June 22, 2010 at 3:33pm

Back in the 60's , Waylon was the house band at JD's, a legendary club in the Salt River bottom between Scottsdale and Tempe Az. that had country upstairs and rock downstairs. Before cowboys and hippies got along, I would risk bodily harm to catch a few of by Waylon before heading downstairs. Bobby Bare saw him there, told Chet Atkins and the rest is history

Comment by Ca on June 22, 2010 at 11:53am

Waylon had a heart of gold bigger than all of Texas xoxox Ca

Comment by Peewee Moore on May 3, 2010 at 7:43pm

Hey folks I'm playing at Waylon's Birthday Bash in Luckenbach! If you like honkytonk/outlaw country check out my music, and let me know what you think!
-Peewee Moore
www.myspace.com/peeweemoore

Comment by Rick Fulton on March 27, 2010 at 10:41am

Great this is good news I have been waiting for these reissues....I saw Waylon at the Cowtown Coliseum in Fort Worth in the mid 70's

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