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How a group of misfits in Texas including Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings snubbed Nashville and brought the hippies and rednecks together. An oral history of ‘Outlaw Country’ as told by Texas Monthly.

2:22 am • 16 May 2012 • 37 notes

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Waylon is kind of a badass.
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Waylon Jennings was an influential American country music singer and musician: June 15, 1937 – 2002… Jim McGuire, The...
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Picked up this issue at a gas station on the way to Austin a couple weekends ago. I don’t subscribe to Texas Monthly,...
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Great issue
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Real country music man, not that country pop crap that you hear on...country radios today.
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