Waylon: The Outlaw Performance
Directed by Barbara Hall56mDocumentary
In 1972 while taking the stage in New York City's famed punk rock bar Max's Kansas City, Waylon Jennings was greeted with a shout from the crowd, "who the hell are you?" His quick response would become a mantra for him, "I am Waylon God damn Jennings and this is country music." Six years later at the pinnacle of the outlaw movement in country music, Waylon gave an exclusive performance in Nashville, Tennessee. This performance was taped, capturing Waylon and his band in front of a sold out house. Now this unique concert is combined with Waylon's own words, revealing stories, tales and legacy.
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Waylon: The Outlaw Performance was directed by Barbara Hall.
Waylon: The Outlaw Performance has a runtime of 56m.
Waylon: The Outlaw Performance was produced by Barbara Hall, Stacy Kline.
In 1972 while taking the stage in New York City's famed punk rock bar Max's Kansas City, Waylon Jennings was greeted with a shout from the crowd, "who the hell are you?" His quick response would become a mantra for him, "I am Waylon God damn Jennings and this is country music." Six years later at the pinnacle of the outlaw movement in country music, Waylon gave an exclusive performance in Nashville, Tennessee. This performance was taped, capturing Waylon and his band in front of a sold out house. Now this unique concert is combined with Waylon's own words, revealing stories, tales and legacy.
Waylon: The Outlaw Performance is a Documentary film.