Playing the Balladeer, the show’s narrator, Waylon Jennings only made one on-screen appearance on Hazzard , but was considered an integral part regardless. And beyond the show, he was already regarded as one of the greatest country musicians alive, especially in the genres of outlaw and progressive country.
Waylon’s solo success was rocky after the show ended. He was part of the USA for Africa supergroup, which released “We Are the World” in 1985, and his 1985 album Will the Wolf Survive boosted his resurgence. However, by the ’90s, his sales had declined, though his live shows still pulled huge crowds. He slowed down his tour schedule in…
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