The San Francisco 49ers need Jauan Jennings, but his Instagram post quoting from rapper Offset's new song "Move On" suggests ...

“You from the same place made your dreams come true/ Just keep on growin’ using your gift/ You were made for this,” he ...

Jennings, who co-wrote Celine Delion’s Oscar winning song “My Heart Will Go On” from “Titanic”, was at his home in Tyler when he died on Friday morning after several years of declining […] ...

Originally released by its writer Ed Bruce in 1975, "Mamas Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Cowboys" was re-recorded by Jennings and Nelson in 1978. Not only was it a No. 1 hit and a Grammy ...

Mason Jennings has been missing. The beloved Minnesotan musician quietly released his 13th album, "Wild Dark Metal," in March. Then he promptly disappeared from social media and stopped making ...

Will Jennings, the Oscar- and Grammy-winning co-writer of Titanic ‘s “My Heart Will Go On” and other hit songs by Eric Clapton, Steve Winwood and Whitney Houston, has died. He was 80.

In this discussion of Waylon Jennings songs, we keep the focus on his solo work. After all, there are so many collaborations to consider — Jessi Colter, Johnny Cash, and Willie Nelson among then.

Looking at R&B's current landscape, it saddens us that "I Still Believe" is Lyfe Jennings' fourth and final album, but we find some satisfaction in knowing that the singer/songwriter is making ...

Jennings would go on to a legendary career that saw him land 15 No. 1 hits. His run of No. 1 singles lasted all the way through 1986, when Jennings scored his final chart-topping hit with "Rose in ...

Shooter Jennings has released the new song "Denim & Diamonds" off his upcoming LP 'Shooter.' Shooter Jennings unveils his latest album, the eponymous Shooter, on August 10th.

Another shows Jennings with his wife and Shooter’s mother, Jessi Colter. The video also features a snippet of “A Long Time Ago,” a song Jennings co-wrote with Shel Silverstein for his 1978 ...

The albums will feature music recorded by Waylon Jennings and The Waylors from 1973-1984. “What became very apparent to me was that my dad was recording constantly with his band The Waylors ...