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Ladies Love Outlaws

album by Jennings
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  • Waylon Jennings, 1979
    outlaw music
    / Roots of the movement

    …scene took its name from Ladies Love Outlaws (1972), an album by Jennings, a former disc jockey who had played bass in Buddy Holly’s band before eventually going to Nashville in the mid-1960s to write and record. Like Nelson, Jennings had experienced success on the country chart, but in the…

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    …scene took its name from Ladies Love Outlaws (1972), an album by Jennings, a former disc jockey who had played bass in Buddy Holly’s band before eventually going to Nashville in the mid-1960s to write and record. Like Nelson, Jennings had experienced success on the country chart, but in the…

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