At 81 years old, Jessi Colter has done something few artists in the world of music ever achieve: she has forced the world to look again. For decades, the Phoenix-born singer, songwriter, and outlaw queen was seen largely through the prism of her late husband, Waylon Jennings, or her role as the lone female voice in the “outlaw country” revolution. But now, more than four decades after she first set Nashville ablaze with her grit and grace, Jessi Colter has entered a new era that could redefine not only her own legacy, but the way country music history remembers women altogether.

A Woman Overshadowed

The Secret Project

The Fire Still Burns

Fans React

Beyond Waylon’s Shadow

The New Revolution

A Night to Remember