Waylon Jennings?

Thanks for remembering Lisa. Hard to believe it has been 6 yrs.

I can't pick one particular favorite over another. Waylon is one of those that Ijust can't seem to be able to do that. I can list favorites though

The Conversation with Hank Jr

and of course

Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way

Brown Eyed Handsome Man

Waymore's Blues

Amanda

The Only Daddy That'll Walk The Line

Dont You Think This Outlaw Bits Done Got out of Hand

I've Always Been Crazy

Luckenbach Texas

Drinkin and Dreamin

Good Hearted Woman

Mama Dont Let Your Babies Grow Up To be Cowboys

Lonesome On'ry and Mean

I'm A Ramblin Man

Honky Tonk Heroes

Are You Ready For The Country

Will the Wolf Survive

THis Time

What You'll Do When I'm Gone

I May Be Used but Babe I'm Not Used Up

"Amanda" and "I've Always Been Crazy" out of his big hits, but there's a more obscure recent one that I loved too called "The Most Sensible Thing". He put out some really good music in his last five years or so, after the pressure was off to have radio hits.

"Most Sensible Thing" is available on Amazon's mp3 store last time I checked ... might be the best 99 cents you've ever spent.

Waymore's Blues

I've Always Been Crazy

Lonesome, On'ry and Mean

Only Daddy That'l Walk the Line

Never Could Toe the Mark

I have more than one favorite!

Green River and Don't Let the Sun set on You In Tulsa

since you asked for "song" instead of "songs" i will answer w/ MY favorite.

Waymore's Blues

Well I woke up this mornin' it was drizzlin' rain

Around the curve come a passanger train

Heard somebody yodel and a hobo moan Jimmy he's dead he's been a long time gone

Been a long time gone a long time gone.......

Waltz Me to Heaven

I loved the Album Of him with Jesse Colter and also all of the duets with Willie Nelson.

Luckenbach Texas, of course.

Where to start.Think I'll stick with ;

"Luckenbach Texas" back to the basics of life.

My favorite is Lonesome,Onry, and Mean,followed closely by "Me and Tompall