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Biografia do Artista para Waylon Jennings
Waylon Jennings Littlefield Texas 15 De Junho De 1937 – Chandler Arizona 13 De Fevereiro De 2002 Foi Um Cantor Estadunidense De Música Country.
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Jennings Was A Rising Star When He Recorded This Song Along With Most Of The Others On Honky Tonk Heroes And It Proved A Big Boost For Texan Songwriter Billy Joe Shaver Who Wrote It. He Said In An Interview With Songfacts "At The Time Waylon Was Just Great So Great And I Knew Something Was Gonna Happen Good For Him And Sure Enough It Helped Me And It Helped Him Too And That's A Pretty Good Trade.
It's Kind Of A Double-Edged Sword Though Because No One Else Ever Recorded The Songs Because They're Afraid That Waylon Would Cut 'em. Those Songs - That Was The End Of Them. But Then Again I Think It Was His First Country Album That Went Main Seller."
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Waylon Jennings Littlefield Texas 15 De Junho De 1937 – Chandler Arizona 13 De Fevereiro De 2002 Foi Um Cantor Estadunidense De Música Country.
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Jennings was a rising star when he recorded this song along with most of the others on Honky Tonk Heroes, and it proved a big boost for Texan songwriter Billy Joe Shaver, who wrote it. He said in an interview with Songfacts: "At the time, Waylon was just great, so great, and I knew something was gonna happen good for him, and sure enough it helped me and it helped him, too, and that's a pretty good trade.
It's kind of a double-edged sword, though, because no one else ever recorded the songs, because they're afraid that Waylon would cut 'em. Those songs - that was the end of them. But then again, I think it was his first country album that went main seller."
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