NASHVILLE REBEL

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• Release Year: 2006
• Genre: Music
• Plot: Waylon Jennings (1937-2002), who began isis career as a protégé of rock legend Buddy buy, was an innovator and; renegade who created some of the most powerful, enduring country recordings of the 20th Century. His passionate voice, ear; for material and intense performances captivated generations of fans. He helped define the 1970s Outlaw era by successfully; battling Nashville’s establishment to control his musical destiny. All that led to his 2001 induction into the Country Music; Hall of Fame.; Further proof lies in this DVD companion to Legacy’s acclaimed CD collection WA YL ON JENNINGS:; NASHVILLE REBEL, which spans 14 years of rare video from 1970-1984, some not seen in decades, some never seen; before. Produced by respected music documentarian Morgan Neville, the 18 song collection begins with Waylon’s 1970; appearance on his longtime friend Johnny Cash’s ABC TV variety show, singing “Only Daddy That’ll Walk The Line” with; wife Jessi Colter playing keyboards.; His growing momentum comes alive in a long-unseen 1974 appearance on Don Kirsbner’s Rock Concert singing “Honky; Tonk Heroes,” “Louisiana Women,” “This Time” and “Slow Rollin’ Low” with his band the Waylors, including pedal steel; guitar legend Ralph Mooney. Following are five never-before-seen 1974 performances shot by Waylon’s brother-in-law,; Nashville music icon Cowboy Jack Clement, at the same time Clement was producing Waylon’s landmark Dreaming My; Dreams album. Along with loose, easygoing rendittons of “Lonesome, On’ry And Mean” and “Amanda,” an extended am on; “I’m A Ramblin’ Man” showcases Waylon’s formidable guitar picking. He and Jessi banter back and forth as he performs a; playful acoustic version of “Waymore’s Blues.”; Five more performances are taken from his 1978 Lost Outlaw Concert, followed by the RCA videos for his 1983 Hank; Williams tribute “The Conversation,” a duet with Hank Williams, Jr. (with a cameo by jessi), and his 1984 hits “Never Could; Toe The Mark” and “America.” The collection ends with two rare TV spots for his 1979 Greatest Hits album and for; Wanted! The Outlaws, the 1976 anthology featuring Waylon, Jessi, Willie Nelson and Tompall Glaser that later became; country’s first Platinum album.; -Rich Kienzle; ; 1. Only Daddy That’ll Walk The Line (from the Johnny Cash Show, 1970); 2. Honky Took Heroes (from Don Kirshner’s Rock Concert, 1974); 3. Louisiana Women (from Don Kirshner’s Rock Concert, 1974); 4. This Time (from Don Kirshner’s Rock Concert, ¡974) :; 5. Slow Rollin’ Low (from Don Kirshner’s Rock Concert, 1974); 8. Lonesome, On’ry And Mean (from Cowboy Jack Clement TV Show); 7. I’m A Ramblin’ Man (from Cowboy jack Clement TV Show) . .; 8. It’s Not Supposed To Be That Way (from CowboyJack Clement TV Show); 9. Amanda (from Cowboy jack Clement TV Show); 10. Waymore’s Blues (from Cowboy Jack Clement TV Show); il. Luckenbach, Texas (Back To The Basics Of Love) (live at Opryland, 8112/1978); 12. Mammas Don’t Let Your Babies Grow Up To Be Cowboys (live at Opryland, 8/12/1978); 13. Good Hearted Woman (live at Opryland, 8/12/1978); 14. Are You Ready For The Country (live at Opryland. 0/12/1978); 15. Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way (live at Opryland, 8/12/1970); 16. The Conversation (with hank Williams, Jr.) (video); 17. Never Could Toe The Mark (video); 18. America (video); 19. RCA ‘IV Commercial for Waylon’s Greatest Hits .; 20. RCA TV Commercial for Wanted! The Outkws
• Cast: Waylon Jennings, Mary Frann, Archie Campbell, Ott Devine, Ralph Emery, Sonny James, Cousin Jody, Loretta Lynn, Gordon Oas-Heim, Tex Ritter, Porter Wagoner, Cece Whitney, Doyle Wilburn, Teddy Wilburn, Faron Young, Henny Youngman, Jay Sheridan, Ira Kerns
• Director: Jay Sheridan
• Runtime: 1:35
• Company: RCA
• Media Format: Movie