Waylon Jennings - Right For The Time flac album

Right for the Time is an album by American country music artist Waylon Jennings, released on Justice Records, an independent label, in 1996. Most of the songs on the album, as is the case with several later Jennings releases, were written by the singer himself. Among the other tracks, a cover of Paul Simon's "The Boxer" is notable. The liner notes for the album were written by the record's producer, Randall Jamail. Right for the Time failed to chart

In 1996, Waylon Jennings and the major labels in Nashville weren't having much to say to one another (not an uncommon situation for a veteran country act at that time), so he signed with the Texas-based indie label Justice Records, who were also working with his buddy Willie Nelson, and he was given free rein to do as he.

Heartaches by the Number (Waylon Jennings album). Heartaches by the Number by Waylon Jennings was an album issued in 1972 on RCA Camden, a budget label of RCA Records. The contents of this album were taken from the 1966 album Leavin' Town, the 1967 album Waylon Sings Ol' Harlan and the 1968 album Jewels. In 1975, Pickwick Records gained the right to reissue this album but went out of print in 1982 when US Pickwick folded.

Studio album by Waylon Jennings. The One and Only is a 1967 album by Waylon Jennings on RCA Camden. It peaked at on the Billboard country albums chart.

Artist: Waylon Jennings. This country classic topped the country album charts for 10 weeks! Title: Are You Ready for the Country. Format: CD. Are You Ready for the Country. Waylon Jennings - Country Music Time Life - STW 102- LP Vinyl Album - VG Condition is Used. Shipped with USPS Media Mail. Waylon Jennings - Box Set Series Boxed Set.

Album Right For The Time.

10 Best Waylon Jennings Albums, Ranked. By Thomas Mooney1 year. At the time, he was at odds with RCA Records and even contemplated retiring from music altogether. Still, there's a certain charm and warmth to the album '72 album. His version of Mickey Newbury's "Frisco Depot (San Francisco Depot)" and Hoyt Axton's "Never Been to Spain" are some of his best-even if the Nashville Rebel wasn't fully content with the album. While it was incredibly popular for artists to cover another singer-songwriter for the duration of an entire album, Jennings only did it twice in his career - '67's Waylon Sings Ol Harlan and '92's Ol' Waylon Sings Ol' Hank. Jennings was a major fan of Harlan Howard, saying that he ended up recording over 70 of Howard's songs over the course of his career.