A couple of months ago, I had the joy of talking to the wonderful Whey Jennings on Gypsy Poet Radio. Let me tell ya, this guy is a joy to talk to with stories only a riveting biography could fill and give some of the New York Times Bestsellers a run for their money one day! He is the eldest grandson of Outlaw Country Music Legend, Waylon Jennings and he is taking the world by storm! When I first heard the thunderous sound of his voice, I got a charge up my spine that would make the lightning during a Texas thunderstorm seem like a light bulb! With a touch of Bowie-knife sharp wit and a teaspoon of sweet, Southern charm that makes sugar seem plain, WOW! He is truly a haunting reminder of his Outlaw granddaddy, voice and all! Here is the interview that I just could not wait to bring to the world...

So, my friend, we meet again! How's it been since our talk on Gypsy Poet Radio? I heard you are touring! How is it going for you?

Been going pretty good, having a great time out here...... It's Been a wild ride and everybody's been really good to me so far.

I see you are doing some shows with our awesome friend, "Bad Ass" Billie Gant. How has his influence impacted you, your performances and/or your audience?

Billie Gant is one of my best friends in music.He has influenced me in a big way.Time spent with Billie has been a Hell of a ride. I'm looking forward to many a gig with ol' Billie

You grew up with music in your home and your grandfather has had a tremendous impact in your upbringing musically. What do you think is the greatest thing he left you with in terms of the desire to perform?

My Voice, I reckon.

Has it always been your dream to sing, write and play music?

Yes, ever since I can remember I've been singing, never really tried it as a profession until about a year ago, actually right at a year ago, But some would say I'm still really not to Damn professional.

How has Dimebag Darrel been an influence to you, musically, and/or lifewise?

I grew up in Grand Prairie, TX. and Dime grew up in Arlington,TX. I never met him but I listened to a lot of Pantera growing up being as their hometown border's mine.

How has the Outlaw Music Movement impacted you as a musician?

Depends on which movement your talking about and let's just leave it at that.

How does it make you feel to carry on your grandfather's legacy?

Honored you would say that, but I ain't carried it to Damn far yet......

I know that you enjoy playing and singing live, but I had to ask, have you had a chance to do any recording?

I'm in the middle of doing that right now. I believe I've got enough material to make one Bad Ass Album. I hope to have it finished real soon.

If you can think of one venue to do a show or shows, what would be the place you'd desire?

Any place that would have me and enjoy my music.

What words do you have for our Punk Globe readers out there?

Thank you for digging what I'm doing, Hope you'll always dig what I do!

Whey, you are a paragon! Thank you so much for this interview and may you have a stellar tour and great shows and keep the Outlaw Country Legacy alive!

Thank you for digging what I'm doing, Hope you'll always dig what I do! Thank you very much, Y'all have a good one now!

Be sure to find Whey Jennings & The Unwanted on the following links:
https://www.facebook.com/W.A.JENNINGS
http://youtube.com/channel/UCYXE-blzJU_2MJljynoH87Q
http://www.reverbnation.com/wheyjenningstheunwanted