The second act that I have from Day Four (Country Day) of the 1983 US Festival is set by Waylon Jennings.
Waylon Jennings is one of the biggest legends in the history of country music. No doubt he and another music legend, Willie Nelson, were the main draws for Country Day.
Jennings had a long music career (he died in 2002), which I won't attempt to summarize here. But I'll note that from about 1975 to 1982, he was at his commercial peak, with his albums typically hitting Number One on the country charts, or at least getting very close. But as the 1980s went on, country radio changed, and didn't play older artists like him as much as they used to. At the time of this festival, he was one week away from releasing another album, called "It's Only Rock and Roll." The lead single, "Lucille" (a cover of the 1950s classic), would make it to Number One on the country charts, his twelfth to top the charts. But he would only have one more chart topping song after that, in 1987. He would later say he wasn't feeling musically inspired at this point in his life.
Here's his Wikipedia entry if you want to know more:
Jennings married Jessi Colter in 1969, and they stayed married until he died in 2002. She became a country star in her own right. During this set, they performed a duet on the song "Storms Never Last." But that appears to have been only involvement with the US Festival, though I'm sure she was popular enough to have done a set on her own.
Technically, this set has been officially released as the album "Live at the US Festival, 1983." But it's such a rare album that I couldn't find it anywhere. Instead, I found a YouTube video and converted that into mp3s. The sound quality is excellent.
This album is an hour and two minutes long.
006 talk (Waylon Jennings)
007 Don't You Think This Outlaw Bit's Done Got Out of Hand (Waylon Jennings)
008 Clyde (Waylon Jennings)
009 Amanda (Waylon Jennings)
010 Just to Satisfy You (Waylon Jennings)
011 Only Daddy That'll Walk the Line (Waylon Jennings)
012 Lucille (Waylon Jennings)
013 I've Always Been Crazy (Waylon Jennings)
014 talk (Waylon Jennings)
015 Breakin' Down (Waylon Jennings)
016 Lonesome, On'ry and Mean (Waylon Jennings)
017 Jack of Diamonds (Waylon Jennings)
018 Theme from 'The Dukes of Hazzard' [Good Ol' Boys] (Waylon Jennings)
019 talk (Waylon Jennings)
020 Storms Never Last (Waylon Jennings & Jessi Coulter)
021 Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way (Waylon Jennings)
022 Rainy Day Woman (Waylon Jennings)
023 Women Do Know How to Carry On (Waylon Jennings)
024 I Ain't Living Long like This (Waylon Jennings)
025 Good Hearted Woman (Waylon Jennings)
026 Honky Tonk Heroes (Waylon Jennings)
027 Luckenbach, Texas [Back to the Basics of Love] (Waylon Jennings)
028 Mental Revenge (Waylon Jennings)
029 Mammas Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Cowboys (Waylon Jennings)
030 talk (Waylon Jennings)
031 I Can Get Off on You (Waylon Jennings)
https://www.upload.ee/files/17046250/VA-1983USFstvlDay0402WylnJnnngs_atse.zip.html
alternate link:
https://pixeldrain.com/u/MwGj81Jg
I had the same situation with the cover art as with the other acts on this day. I couldn't find any photos, so I used a screenshot from a YouTube video for the cover photo.
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