Waylon Jennings, Waylon Live - 1h 8m 51s

Tracks & Durations

1. T For Texas	4:03
2. Rainy Day Woman	2:33
3. Me And Paul	3:33
4. The Last Letter	3:54
5. I'm A Ramblin' Man	2:46
6. Bob Wills Is Still The King	3:18
7. Lovin' Her Was Easier (Than Anything I'll Ever Do Again)	4:08
8. Look Into My Teardrops	2:39
9. Lonesome, On'ry And Mean	3:13
10. Freedom To Stay	3:59
11. Big Ball In Cowtown	2:36
12. The Taker	2:12
13. MIssissippi Woman	2:02
14. Mona	3:21
15. Never Been To Spain	5:05
16. Pick Up The Tempo	3:37
17. Good Hearted Woman	2:59
18. House Of The Rising Sun	3:41
19. Me And Bobby McGee	4:46
20. This Time	4:14

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Review

First 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

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