Beat the heat with an all-new Slapnuts brought to you by 100-degree heat!!Our social stuff:Patreon.com/rockandrollheavenTwitter: @rockandrollltInstagram: RockandrollheavenltFacebook:Rock and Roll Heaven PodOur website: https://rockandrollheavenl.w

This week, Waylons outlaw bit gets out of hand when the feds interrupt a recording sessiontrying to bust him for cocaine. He gets a great song out of it and his image and legend grow even larger.Our social stuff:Patreon.com/rockandrollheavenTwitter:

Waylon continues to push the pedal of excess; both in his career and his personal life. Waylon makes his way west to cut his latest gold record. As he travels, the crowds grow... and so does his substance abuse. Through it all, Waylon will cut ties with o

This week we talk all thing wedding! What?? Yeah...Let's talk about inappropriate songs, overplayed songs, and milestone songs!!! You're going to love it....or hate it..I don't know. ENJOY!!Our social stuff:Patreon.com/rockandrollheavenTwitter: @rocka

This week - LD is pretty much out and is replaced by Bea Arthur, Waylon records his first gold record and is part of the first-ever platinum album! Also - cocaine, so so much cocaine. And some outlaw inspiration from the Great Hank, only on the Rock and R

Take a ride with TJ as we march forward with episode 7 of Waylon Jennings!!! The crazy train keeps rolling with a cameo from Pamela Debarres and he fights for Willie's Redheaded Stranger...and beats up a vending machine... Our social stuff: Patreon.com/r

Welcome to a new bigger slap nuts! This month we feature our newest Patreon Phenoix Red! He drops by this week to talk about artists that should have been bigger, the first album we ever bought and so much more!! Our social stuff: Patreon.com/rockandroll

Episode VI is here!Join us on the epic journey of Waylon Jennings, but this time, with special guests...The Team of Yeah Uh-Huh will be with us for antics and special lists. This is one you won't want to miss. Follow up this week on the Rock and Roll He

Oh boy, the wild ride does not let up for Waylon Jennings. His use of pills proved nearly fatal. Plus, the amount of debt he racked up was nothing shy of legendary.And through it all, Waylon met the love of his life.Join us for the next chapter and some

"Rock and Roll Heaven" is a metaphorical place where deceased rock and roll musicians are believed to go after they pass away. The term "Rock and Roll Heaven" was first popularized in a song of the same name by the Righteous Brothers in 1974. The concept