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HomeVideoMusic Video & ConcertsCountryWaylon Jennings - Live from Austin, TX |
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waymore in texas Jun 09, 2008
This is a must for any waylon fan,he does seventeen songs including me an bobby magee.I really enjoyed it.This is a legend in his older years.waylon just got better with time,he opened with im a rambling man an you could hear the natural trickle in his voice,ive been down the mississippi. theres not enough singers with natural talent these days like waylon had.he will always be missed by true country music lovers.
My only regret is that for some reason they didnt include A COUPLE MORE YEARS an YOU ASKED ME TO.I was really looking forward to seeing him sing these two songs live but they were excluded?
The Greatest DVD of Waylon To Date!!!!!!! Jun 02, 2008
I gave this DVD to my bro as a Christmas present and after I watched it with him...I had to own a copy of it for myself. Don't even think about it.
Just Buy It!!!!!!
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A legend at his best Feb 25, 2008
This is another in the excellent ACL series, and features the legendary Waylon Jennings doing what he always did best - playing and singing some of the finest songs ever written. Waylon is accompanied by a great band (which features daughter Jennifer Eddy singing backup), and a special treat is the appearance by Jessi Colter, Waylon's wife and a fine artist in her own right. As always with ACL, the picture and sound are top-notch. I would highly recommend the entire ACL series, and particularly this DVD, which offers a glimpse of one of American music's most brilliant artists.
Excellent DVD Dec 23, 2007
A good live performance by Waylon singing some of his greatest hits. He looks like he is having fun and jokes periodically with the crowd, which makes it all the more entertaining.
A very good DVD for any Waylon fan to own.
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Waylon at his best Apr 11, 2007
A wonderful memory of the late great Waylon Jennings and also a reminder how real country music was sung in the late 1980's.
Thoroughly enjoyable.
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