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Eric Church, Margo Price, Steve Earle, And More To Be Featured In ‘They Called Us Outlaws’ Docuseries
- The film was executive produced by Grammy Hall of Fame recipient and ‘Original Outlaw’ Jessi Colter.
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Miranda Lambert mourns death of her senior dog, Jessi, in emotional tribute
Miranda Lambert's beloved senior dog, Jessi, has died after 13 1/2 years of companionship. The singer shared a tribute to her four-legged friend on social media Thursday, along with a slideshow of pictures of Jessi and the dog's brother, Waylon, who died in October 2020. Miranda found the two pups on the side of the road in Oklahoma back in 2008 during a sleet storm.
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Fans Are Showering Miranda Lambert With Love As She Says Goodbye To Her Beloved Dog Jessi
"It’s so hard to let them go but the love is worth it."
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Brianna Harness Debuts Music Video for Cover of Great-Grandmother Jessi Colter's 'The Canyon'
"I am blessed to have some of the greatest songwriters ever in [my family], so getting to showcase that to my generation has been so incredible,” Brianna Harness tells PEOPLE
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Flashback: Waylon Jennings and Willie Nelson Make Music History
In 1976, 'Wanted! The Outlaws' became the first country album ever to reach platinum status
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Read Miranda Lambert's Heartbreaking Tribute To Her Late Dog Waylon
Miranda Lambert wrote a touching dedication honoring her dog Waylon who passed away. Keep scrolling to read the heartbreaking tribute.
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The 10 Best Albums Produced By Shooter Jennings
Music runs deep in Shooter Jennings’s family but so does production. His father, country legend Waylon Jennings, produced for a number of artists, including Johnny Cash, Hank Williams, Jr., and Shooter’s mother, Jessi Colter. And over the past decade, Shooter Jennings has spent more and more time at the mixing desk, producing albums for himself…
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The Outlaw at 50: Our 1988 Interview With Waylon Jennings
This article originally appeared in the Jan. 1988 issue of SPIN. Waylon Jennings was born on June 15, 1937. In his honor, we are republishing this interview here. "You’re gonna get in trouble if I write this." "I don’t care. You write what I tell ya." Waylon Jennings, looking more…
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Jaime Wyatt Previews New Album ‘Neon Cross’ With Soul-Baring Title Track
"Why don't you nail me to a neon cross," sings Wyatt, who worked with producer Shooter Jennings on the LP
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So, How Was Your Decade, Margo Price?
The country singer went from an overdrawn bank account to Third Man Records artist and SNL performer
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Flashback: Watch Waylon Jennings Sing ‘Dreaming My Dreams With You’ on ‘Austin City Limits’
Outlaw country hero's version of Allen Reynolds-penned tune was recorded September 3rd, 1974
