
Richie Albright, Waylon Jennings’ Longtime Drummer, Dead at 81
A member of Jennings’ band the Waylors since 1964, he is essential to the story of Waylon, who referred to Albright as “my right hand”
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Subscribe NowA member of Jennings’ band the Waylors since 1964, he is essential to the story of Waylon, who referred to Albright as “my right hand”
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