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Waylon Jennings - Waylon Live (Expanded Edition)
Music CD CoverArtist: Waylon Jennings Edition: Music CD Format: Live, Original recording remastered CD Release Date: 2003-06-16 Music Label: RCA Soundtracks: Music CD 1- T For Texas (Blue Yodel No.1)
- Stop The World (And Let Me Off)
- Lonesome, On'ry And Mean
- You Ask Me To
- Louisiana Women
- I'm A Ramblin' Man
- Me And Paul
- It's Not Supposed To Be That Way
- Slow Rollin' Low
- Rainy Day Women
- Good Hearted Woman
- Mental Revenge
- Amanda
- This Time
- Laid Back Country Picker
- The Last Letter
- Honky Tonk Heroes
- Willie, The Wandering Gypsy And Me
- Donna On My Mind
- We Had It All
Music CD 2- Ladies Love Outlaws
- Big Ball In Cowtown
- Just To Satisfy You
- Anita You're Dreaming
- Big, Big Love
- Me And Bobby McGee
- If You Could Touch Her At All
- Bob Wills Is Still The King
- Look Into My Teardrops
- Long Way From Home
- The Taker
- Mississippi Woman
- Mona
- Never Been To Spain
- Only Daddy That'll Walk The Line
- Freedom To Stay
- Lovin' Her Was Easier (Than Anything I'll Ever Do Again)
- Pick Up The Tempo
- Ain't No God In Mexico
- House Of The Rising Sun
- Band Intros
- You Can Have Her
Free Music Notes for Waylon Live (Expanded Edition)Free Music Review: Waylon doin what Waylon did best - 42 trax -- LIVE!! Hit: 5 Stars
Waylon Jennings & The Waylors - Texas - Sept, 1974 - three nites of live recording - FIFTY trax......RCA released a single LP with 11 of 'em in '76 BUDDHA gave us 9 more in '99 On May 20th - RCA Heritage gave us what we've been waiting for all these years. The original 20 trax that Waylon envisioned for his double LP....PLUS 22 previously unreleased trax. This is Waylon doin what he did best - FORTY-TWO trax on 2 CD's. These recordings capture Waylon in the beginning of what would become his prime - and was he on! You'll hear new releases of the day such as Honky Tonk Heroes, Amanda, and This Time mixed with some of his re-worked material from his early days with RCA (Stop The World & Let Me Off; Anita You're Dreaming) - along with some old standards for good measure (Me n Bobby McGee; Big Ball in Cowtown; House of the Rising Sun). Each and every one of these 42 trax.......regardless of the songwriter or original artist.....fully "Waylon-ized" in a way only he could achieve. It's all here, everything we came to love about Waylon: his voice.....his humor.....that unmistakable TELECASTER!!.....his Waylors, who at the time consisted of The Great Ralph Mooney on steel (the foot that made Haggard famous); Richie Albright and his famous kick drum; Duke Goff on bass; Billy Ray Reynolds on guitar; Larry Whitmore on 12 string and Roger Crabtree on harmonica. The only negative aspect of this collection is the 28 1/2 years it has taken to get it completely from the can onto the shelves. The liner notes and ne'er before seen pix alone are well worth the price of admission. Usually, performances this powerful aren't captured on record. This time, they were. From the liner notes by Rich KIENZLE, May 2003: "The studio was one type of canvas for Waylon; the stage was entirely different, and the crowds seemed to pump him up every time, even near the end. On January 5th & 6th, 2000 -- two years before shaking his mortal coil -- he recorded another live album at Nashville's historic Ryman Auditorium with guest shots by Jessi, Montgomery Gentry, Travis Tritt and John Anderson. Energized by his audience, he gave a performance so spirited and fiery that it belied his failing health. This collection incorporates the original WAYLON LIVE LP plus 22 additional tunes from the tapes of those three electrifying nights. Hearing him in his prime, ripping, rocking and roaring nonstop, you might conclude that had Waylon never recorded another note, these incendiary, visceral performances would remain a monument to the genius at the essence of the man himself: pure, unadorned and audacious. Not to mention thoroughly badassed." Get yours today then help spread the word. Together we can give Waylon one more Gold record. Waylon Jennings 1937.06.15 - 2002.02.13 A vagabond dreamer, a rhymer and singer of songs. A revolutionary in country music. Beloved by the world.
Waylon Live (Expanded Edition) PosterFirst released as a vinyl LP in 1976, this was always the definitive live Outlaw country set. But it was originally meant to be a double album, and the nine songs that were edited out back then now appear here (with one from the initial album now deleted). They range from "Lonesome, On'ry and Mean" (which has a shell as hard as a desert reptile) to "Never Been to Spain" (well, he always did show erratic taste in pop songs). They join such LP tracks as the slow-death "Last Letter" and the rip-snorting "I'm a Ramblin' Man." The 1970s Waylors created a crackling, propulsive sound featuring loping rock-influenced beats, guitars that alternated between meditation and back-alley snarl, and Ralph Mooney's primer on how to play pedal steel. More than ever, this is the definitive live Outlaw set. --John Morthland Sure, Waylon Jennings received the obligatory hosannas when he passed away in February of 2002, yet most of the ink seemed centered around his rebellious "Outlaw" persona, his personal battles, etc., etc. What about the music? Well, for those looking for proof of the man's musical prowess, this double-disc expanded edition of Waylon Live ought to do the trick. First released in 1976 as an 11-song LP, the album resurfaced on a single CD in 1999, adding nine tracks that were shelved when the originally intended double album was shaved down to a single vinyl disc. Now, it's a 42-track juggernaut that marvelously displays the breadth of Jennings's repertoire and the sinewy force of his Waylors. When the tapes rolled over three nights in the fall of 1974, Hoss and company were at the peak of their powers--growling menacingly at some times, purring seductively at others--with the steady, sturdy, unshakable rumble of bassist Duke Goff and drummer Richie Albright laying the groundwork and steel-guitar master Ralph Mooney vividly coloring throughout. Rest assured the 22 newly added tracks are by no means filler. On the contrary, as the set list for Waylon Live grows, so does its impact. --Marc Greilsamer
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