 In an uncharacteristic move, Atkins allowed Jennings to use members of his band the Waylors on the recording, something that would rarely be permitted again, much to Waylon's annoyance.Atkins marketed Jennings to the folk-pop audience, calling the album "Folk-Country", as folk music was experiencing a renaissance on college campuses throughout the country, but the majority of the songs were mostly country-pop.As Jennings recalled later, "Folk-Country was Nashville's scheme to snare some of the hootenanny folk audience, which was then starting to cross over to rock...I didn't mind the label; to me, folk music was the original country music, sung by folks, plain and simple."