Wanted! The Outlaws
RCA - RCA
Waylon Jennings
Release date: 1996-04-30
Audio CD
70's, Alternative Country, Americana, Country, Country & Western, Country-Pop, Heartland Rock, Honky Tonk, Nashville Sound/Countrypolitan, Neo-Traditionalist Country, New Traditionalist, Outlaw Country, Pop, Progressive Country, Rock/Pop, Roots Rock, Singer/Songwriter, Traditional Country
1. My Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys - Waylon Jennings
2. Honky Tonk Heroes (Like Me) - Waylon Jennings
3. I'm Looking For Blue Eyes - Jessi Colter
4. You Mean To Say - Jessi Colter
5. Suspicious Minds - Waylon Jennings & Jessi Colter
6. A Good Hearted Woman - Waylon Jennings & Willie Nelson
7. Heaven And Hell - Waylon Jennings & Willie Nelson
8. Me And Paul - Willie Nelson
9. Yesterday's Wine - Willie Nelson
10. T For Texas - Tompal Glaser & Band
11. Put Another Log On The Fire - Tompal Glaser & Band
12. Slow Movin' Outlaws - Waylon Jennings
13. (I'm A) Ramblin' Man - Waylon Jennings
14. If She's Where You Like Livin' (You Won't...) - Jessi Colter
15. It's Not Easy - Jessi Colter
16. Why You Been Gone So Long - Jessi Colter
17. Under Your Spell Again - Waylon Jennings & Jessi Colter
18. I Ain't The One - Waylon Jennings & Jessi Colter
19. You Left A Long, Long Time Ago - Willie Nelson
20. Healing Hands Of Time - Willie Nelson
21. Nowhere Road - Waylon Jennings & Willie Nelson
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Wanted! The Outlaws
Date undefinedThe CD itself is in great condition. There was confusion about my having already purchased it, and shipment was therefore delayed. The seller quickly rectified this oversight and remained in constant communication until my receipt of the item.
Wanted! The Outlaws
Date undefinedThis CD has wonderful country songs by the 4 outlaws - Waylon, Willie, Jessi, and Tompall. Too bad country doesn't still sound this good. This CD is real country. "My Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys", "T for Texas", "Put Another Log on the Fire" are my favorites.
Wanted! The Outlaws
Date undefinedThanks for Waylon's effort and support, Willie could make a breakthrough. And Willie gave a helping hand when Waylon was in a mess. What a great friendship they made. Moreover, Jessi Colter and Tompall Glaser supported Waylon and Waylon let them ride on a bandwagon called "Outlaw". If it had not been for the album, Tompall could have never taken any spotlight.
In a creative sense, I don't think this compilation carried weight much in the country music scene. But it is still necessary to look back what was the Outlaw phenomenon. Willie's RCA tunes are fabulous and Waylon's tunes show his determination turning into self-confidence. Those uplifting days were so glorious that we can hardly find such a magic in today's music.
