Search - Waylon Jennings :: Waymore's Blues Pt 2

Yes, in deed ......

Mykl | USA | 04/23/2006

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This is the best that country music has to offer, bar none. I've owned a tape of Waymore's Blues Part II for seveal years. It is as great today as it was when it first hit the market. It will remain so. You will be hard pressed to find any better. IMHO! These songs are so good it's almost scary. Too bad the radio stations didn't pick up on it as they should have. Maybe this Waylon Jennings was just too good for the air waves. Many people missed out on excellance.



Waymore's Blues takes you with it. It talks to you. It tells your story. It breaks your heart, lifts your spirits and moves your feet, body and soul.

Buy it. Now! Or you'll never know.



Tualatin"

Waymores blues part 2

Ronald W Borchard | usa | 06/19/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Don't count this legand out he is at his best when the going get's tough he hasd come a grinding halt many times but all way's come out on top the music vocals are back to the basic waylon from the az days cut to the bone sends the song thru your soul he is the man that changed the country music for the best"

Waylon's best 90's album

Michael Carley | San Joaquin Valley, CA | 04/27/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

"The Don Was produced Waymore's Blues (Part II) is easily the best Waylon album of recent years (although 1998's "Closing In on the Fire" was excellent and even "Right for the Time" was better than anything on country radio today). Among the outstanding tracks are "This Train (Russell's Song)", "Wild Ones", "Old Timer", "Nobody Knows (I'm Elvis)"--a pure rock and roll song if you'll ever hear one, and "Come Back and See Me". The final track "You Don't Mess Around With Me" was part of the soundtrack to the movie "Maverick"."