The Associated Press came out with a great review of the much anticipated release later this year of songs recorded by Waylon Jennings just before his death.  The album is being released by his family. They say, "At least eight of the 12 songs on the tentatively titled "Goin' Down Rockin': The Final Recordings" were written by Jennings and eight have not been released in any version before." 

The AP goes on to say, "He left behind one of country music's most important legacies. He fiercely fought for his artistic freedom, creating the so-called "outlaw" movement — a term he chafed under — that would eventually envelop artists like Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash and Kris Kristofferson. The four toured together as "The Highwaymen."

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