Waylon Jennings Live at Mr Luckys`s 1980 

You're right. The music is once again controlled by executives, not by the artists. Waylon was responsible for improving the quality and realness of the music. I don't listen to country anymore because they've shifted away from what he did.

This show was recorded just after I first met Waylon & Jessi (Dec. 1979). Brings back a lot of good memories. I also had the pleasure of meeting James Garner at one of Waylon's shows soon after this one.

Hard to believe he's only 43 here, so young. What a fucking legend.

Waylon is a dangerous guitar player. Seriously good.

back when country was real and people shut the hell up when the performer was talking!!

Incredible when I drive by the old Mr Luckys on Grand Ave here in Phoenix and think he played there one day. Its closed now and only memories of fun weekends. Just like Waylon...

Just drove and stopped by Mr Lucky’s recently. Just tried to capture that old vibe. Greatest talent there ever was.

Waylon 5 min to lights 30 seconds later not lopsided (ifyaknowyaknow) walks up 8 riser steps gives a twist off his hat an ease into that blast of adrenaline. Lord I ms ya hoss it was truly a long time ago.

Man ..If I only had a nickel for every time I played that room! Long live J David Sloan and the Rouges and Bill Hallock. Waylon Rocked it.

Sure do miss him! I listen to your music all the time, Waylon! Gone but sure as hell not forgotten!!!

Outstanding.

Waylon Jennings was the best at countrymusikk

Country music for Real.

At his best.... True outlaw country.... Gone but not forgotten

This is true Country Music "Then ,and Now and Forever True Country Music".

The year I was born. What an amazing performance by the king of country, and James Garner in the audience, the world is just not as cool as it was back then.

Waylon, the king of outlaw. Lucky's the king of clubs. Rest in peace old friends.

There will never be a another one like him.

I wish I had a time machine to go back to those times because now days suck

R. I. P.