Waylon Jennings' rendition of "Hold on I'm Comin'" stands as a definitive example of his signature outlaw country sound. Originally written by Isaac Hayes and David Porter, the track was famously adopted by Jennings, who transformed the soulful original into a driving country anthem. This 1983 recording, featured on the collaborative album Waylon & Company (w. Friends), showcases Jennings' ability to reinterpret classic material with his distinct baritone and relaxed phrasing. The song remains a staple in his extensive discography, reflecting his enduring influence on the genre. By blending elements of soul and country, Jennings created a timeless recording that continues to resonate with fans of traditional and outlaw music alike.