Track List
1 - Don't You Think This Outlaw Bit's Done Got Out of Hand 0:00
2 - Clyde 4:04
3 - Amanda 6:19
4 - Just To Satisfy You 8:38
5 - Only Daddy That'll Walk the Line 10:24
6 - Lucille (You Won't Do Your Daddy's Will) 12:17
7 - I've Always Been Crazy 15:26
8 - Breakin' Down 20:17
9 - Lonesome, On'ry and Mean 23:34
10 - Jack-A-Diamonds 26:38
11 - Theme from Dukes of Hazzard (Good Old Boys) 29:07
12 - Storms Never Last (with Jessi Colter) 31:52
13 - Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way 34:45
14 - Rainy Day Women 37:48
15 - Women Do Know How To Carry On 39:52
16 - I Ain't Livin' Long Like This 42:17
17 - Good Hearted Woman 46:03
18 - Honky Tonk Heroes 48:34
19 - Luckenbach, Texas (Back To the Basics of Love) 51:16
20 - Mental Revenge 54:24
21 - Mammas Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up To Be Cowboys 56:54
22 - I Can Get Off On You 1:00:32
I was there. Seen Willy, Hank, Emmlou Harris, hell I can't remember all of them. Was right before I shipped out for Okinawa
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Me, too. Remember when the first act, Riders in the Sky, didn't show so they skipped them? Later, after Waylon was done and Willie was late, they put them on and they didn't make it more than a few songs before getting booed off the stage. I almost felt sorry for them.
DeleteMy favorite. Pat
ReplyDeleteSaw Waylon at Blossom Music Center in 84?. Around the time my mom died, so the time frame is a little unclear, much like my mind at the time. Opening band was Niel Young. No comment on Mr. Young other than I liked his music even though I knew him to be a bleeding heart commie even then. Loved Waylon and definitely one of the best concerts I ever saw. Me and I guy I grew up with were tripping balls and the stage was set up in the bottom of a grassy bowl that looked like a spaceship rising up from the earth. Sitting on a blanket on the bank, stoned to the bone, it was pretty much epic for me. I have to say, I've had one hell of a ride. It's all going to shit as we watch, but I feel sorry for our kids and grandkids. They will never know what we took for granted. Eod1sg Ret
ReplyDeleteI never did get the opportunity to see Waylon and I really regret it.
DeleteI like Neil Young too. Always have. I try to lay my politics aside when it comes to music, I just wish the musicians would too.
Kenny, dont be silly, I look to musicians and actors for the answer to all important questions.
DeleteNot me, I go to the really smart folks. You know, athletes.
Deleteentertainers that feel it is their duty in life to inundate everyone with their politics is bad enough...what i hate is politicians that feel the need to be entertaining.
DeleteNice Christmas gift! Thank you Sir!!
ReplyDelete"Clyde played electric bass... " Ha ha... good stuff. Have a great vacation Ken.
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Waylon had a career in Country music before the "Cowboy" craze. Back then he would wear a suit and tie when appearing in concert. Here's my favorite song from that era of Waylon's career: "The Days of Sand and Shovels" Just listen to the timbre of that voice!!
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I was a huge Waylon fan growing up. I did get to see him when I was about 23. He played a show at a high school football stadium in Haleyville, Alabama. He had a wonderful voice and was the "real deal". One of my favorite Albums is "Are You Ready for the Country".
DeleteI think the first time I ever even heard of Ol' Waylon was on the Wanted! The Outlaws album with him, Willie, Tomball Glaser and Jessie Colter. So, 1976 or 77?
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