Before he became a country music outlaw, Waylon Jennings got his start as a radio disc jockey in Arizona. In the late 1950s, he spun records at KLLL in Lubbock before heading west to KCKY in Coolidge, Arizona. It was during this time that his old friend Buddy Holly took notice, inviting him to play bass on what became Holly’s final tour. From the DJ booth to the big stage, Waylon was just getting started. #waylonjennings | Truck Stop Chic