• Waylon Payne

    Waylon Payne Builds a World within ‘Blue Eyes, The Harlot, The Queer, The Pusher & Me’
    Henry Carrigan Posted On September 9, 2020


    On Blue Eyes, The Harlot, The Queer, The Pusher & Me, Waylon Payne shares the journey through his own personal hell as he ascends from the ravages of addiction and shattered family relationships to the restorative waters of love and […]


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    Lee Ann Womack’s Dive into Craziness: Revisiting a Seemingly-Not-So-Distant Decade Ago
    SweetlySarcastic Posted On September 3, 2018


    From Oct., 2008: Calling all crazies: Lee Ann Womack’s here to call you out…starting with “Last Call,” an instant country classic featuring aching heartbreak and alcohol-rocky with a twist. Accompanied by a sufficiently sad video, the piece is the first […]


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    Waylon Payne – The Drifter
    David Cantwell Posted On July 1, 2004


    By both nature and nurture, Waylon Payne should be a hell of a singer. His mother, after all, is Sammi Smith, the country-soul singer who had a monster hit in 1970 with “Help Me Make It Through The Night”, and […]


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