| Product Summary | | Label: Cbs/epic/wtg Records | | UPC: 00828768964026 | | Release Date: 10/24/2006 | | Buy.com Sku: 202947405 | | Item#: M35P5K | Format:  CD |
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Disc 1
| | Song Title | Sample | | 1. Jole Bloom ~ Waylon Jennings |  | | 2. My Baby Walks All Over Me ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 3. That's The Chance I'll Have To Take ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 4. Stop The World (And Let Me Off) ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 5. Anita, You're Dreaming ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 6. Time To Bum Again ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 7. That's What You Get For Lovin' Me ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 8. Green River ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 9. Nashville Rebel ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 10. Mental Revenge ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 11. Love Of The Common People ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 12. Chokin' Kind, The ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 13. Walk On Out Of My Mind ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 14. I Got You ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 15. Only Daddy That'll Walk The Line ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 16. Yours Love ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 17. Just To Satify You ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 18. Someting's Wrong In California ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 19. Brown Eyed Handsome Man ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 20. Cedartown, Georgia ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 21. I Ain't the One - (with Jessi Colter) ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 22. Singer Of Sad Songs ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 23. It's Sure Been Fun ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 24. Six White Horses ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 25. People In Dallas Got Hair ~ Waylon Jennings | | Disc 2
| | Song Title | Sample | | 1. Taker, The ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 2. Mississippi Woman ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 3. Lovin' Her Was Easier (Than Anything I'll Ever Do Again) ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 4. Tulsa (Don't Let The Sun Set On You) ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 5. Sweet Dream Woman ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 6. Ladies Love Outlaws ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 7. Under Your Spell Again - (with Jessi Colter) ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 8. Lonesome, On'ry And Mean ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 9. Pretend I Never Happened ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 10. You Can Have Her ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 11. Honky Tonk Heroes ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 12. Black Rose ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 13. We Had It All ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 14. You Asked Me To ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 15. This Time ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 16. It's Not Supposed To Be That Way ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 17. Slow Rollin' Low ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 18. I'm A Ramblin' Man ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 19. Rainy Day Woman ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 20. Amanda ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 21. Bob Wills Is Still The King ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 22. Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 23. Waymore's Blues ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 24. Door Is Always Open, The ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 25. Dreaming My Dreams With You ~ Waylon Jennings | | Disc 3
| | Song Title | Sample | | 1. "T" For Texas ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 2. Freedom To Stay ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 3. Good Hearted Woman - (with Willie Nelson) ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 4. Suspicious Minds - (with Jessi Colter) ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 5. Can't You See ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 6. Are You Ready For The Country ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 7. MacArthur Park ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 8. Jack-A-Diamonds ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 9. Luckenbach, Texas (Back to the Basicsof Love) - (with Willie Nelson) ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 10. Brand New Goodbye Song ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 11. Wurlitzer Prize, The (I Don't Want To Get Get Out Of Hand) ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 12. Mammas Don't Let Your Babies Growup to Be Cowboys - (with Willie Nelson) ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 13. There Ain't No Good Chain Gang - (with Johnny Cash) ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 14. I've Always Been Crazy ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 15. Don't You Think This Outlaw's Bit'sDone Got Out Of Hand ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 16. Greatest Cowboy of Them All, The - (with Johnny Cash) ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 17. Come With Me ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 18. I Ain't Living Long Like This ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 19. Clyde ~ Waylon Jennings | | | 20. Theme From The Dukes Of Hazzard (Good Ol' Boys) ~ Waylon Jennings | |
| | Album Notes and Credits |
Notes & Personnel Info |  | Personnel: Waylon Jennings (vocals, guitar); Chip Young, Jerry Reed (guitar); Pete Drake (steel guitar); King Curtis (saxophone); David Briggs , Floyd Cramer, Hargus "Pig" Robbins (piano); Norbert Putnam (bass guitar); Kenneth A. Buttrey, Ritchie Albright, Sonny Curtis (drums). | | Waylon Jennings rightfully deserves to have his name listed alongside artists like Hank Williams, Johnny Cash, and Willie Nelson in the pantheon of country. As an interpreter, performer, and innovator, Jennings was an original, bucking against the traditional Nashville channels with his lean, rootsy sound and blazing the trail for the outlaw country movement. A comprehensive account of Jennings's evolution and achievement is finally available in the four-disc box set NASHVILLE REBEL. | | Reaching all the way back to 1958 and his slightly rock-&-roll, slightly folky early work, NASHVILLE REBEL does a grand sweep of Jennings's career through the '60s, into the epoch-defining '70s, and straight through to the mid-'90s and his recordings with the Highwaymen. Included are duets with Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash, and Jessi Colter, as well as some surprise covers of tunes by Los Lobos, Neil Young, and others. Attentive sequencing and assembly, and a lengthy, lavish booklet packed with photographs caps off this box, which deserves a place in any country-music library. | | It may be hard to believe, but it's true: Legacy's four-disc 2006 box Nashville Rebel is the first comprehensive, multi-label Waylon Jennings retrospective ever assembled. During the peak of the CD box set reissue boom of the late '80s/early '90s, Waylon did receive a quasi-box in the form of 1993's Only Daddy That'll Walk the Line: The RCA Years, an excellent double-disc set that was housed in a box yet fell short of being a true box set. Starting in the late '90s, his catalog began to be overhauled -- Buddha reissued classic individual albums like Honky Tonk Heroes, Bear Family put out two huge box sets that chronicled all of his RCA work up until 1973, then the rest of his '70s work came out as two-fers overseas, while Hip-O assembled a collection of both his earliest recordings and his '80s work for MCA -- but he still lacked a set that covered his whole career, from 1958 through 1995. That's exactly what Nashville Rebel does, and it does so in superb fashion. Any career with as much great work as Waylon's is inevitably hard to condense, even at the length of a four-disc set with 92 tracks, but Nashville Rebel does the job right, providing an accurate, compelling narrative of Jennings' career, while offering all of his biggest hits along with sharply chosen lesser-known songs and rarities that help complete the picture. Any hardcore fan might find favorite songs missing, but nobody can complain about what's here -- and that applies not only to the first three discs, which trace the prime of Waylon's career, but even the fourth, which is the rare final CD on a multi-disc set that is solid, perhaps not as gripping or timeless as the music that precedes it, but it does present a convincing case that Waylon continued to make strong music right up until the later stages of his career. And this is how Nashville Rebel is like those classic box sets of the late '80s and early '90s: there is no fluff, no needlessly chosen rarities; it simply and cleanly gives the listener the essential items from a truly great artist. There is plenty of other great music within Waylon's catalog, but if this is all somebody heard from him, they would know exactly who he was and what he meant musically. That's the goal of all lavish box sets such as this, and this is one of the few that truly achieves that goal. It's an essential item, not just for country fans, but for anybody who cares about American music of the 20th century. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine |
Producer: Buddy Holly; Wendy Bagwell; Chet Atkins; Danny Davis; Richie Albright; Chips Moman; Ken Mansfield; Ray Pennington |
| | Compilation Appearances |
| | Associated Artists and Works | | .357's (The) | | Lonesome, On'ry & Mean: Tribute To Waylon Jennings ~ Artists, Various | | I've Always Been Crazy: Tribute To Waylon Jennings ~ Artists, Various | | Cash, Johnny | | Live from Austin TX ~ Cash, Johnny | | Highwaymen ~ Cash, Johnny | | Heroes ~ Cash, Johnny | | Live from Austin TX ~ Cash, Johnny | | Live From Austin.Tx: Johnny Cash [Digipak] ~ Cash, Johnny | | Haggard, Merle | | DJ as Seen on TV: a Country Music Tribute to Wayl ~ Hit Crew | | A Country Tribute To Waylon Jennings ~ Hit Crew (The) | | Nelson, Willie | | Nelson, Willie | | Nelson, Willie | | Nelson, Willie | | Nelson, Willie | | Nelson, Willie | | Nelson, Willie | | Nelson, Willie | | Nelson, Willie | | Nelson, Willie | | Nelson, Willie | | Nelson, Willie | | Nelson, Willie | | Waylon Grass: A Bluegrass Tribute To Waylon Jennin ~ Shady Creek Outlaws | | Waylon Grass: A Bluegrass Tribute to Waylon Jennin ~ Shady Creeks Outlaws | | Various Artists | | Lonesome, On'ry and Mean: A Tribute to Waylon Jenn ~ Various Artists | | I've Always Been Crazy: A Tribute to Waylon Jennin ~ Various Artists | | Various Artists |
| | Technical Info | | Release Date : 09/26/2006 | | Original Release Date : 2006 | | Catalog ID : 89640 | | Label : Legacy Recordings | | Number of Discs : 4 | | Studio/Live : Studio | | Mono/Stereo : Stereo | | SPAR Code : n/a | | UPC : 00828768964026 |
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| | Professional Reviews | | No Depression (p.91)
- "Waylon was out there, edgy and experimental and playing off tradition..."Mojo (Publisher)
(p.110)
- 4 stars out of 5 -- "[With] rock'n'roll, folk-country, honky tonk blues, psychedelic cowboy, outlaw country and tough but tender songs..." |
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