In 1972 RCA released, against Waylon Jennings’ objections, his album Ladies Love Outlaws. While Waylon may not have wanted the album to see the light of day, the title-track, by Lee Clayton, was a hit and helped solidify emerging Outlaw Country movement/image. A year later Clayton used a version of the song to close-out his self-titled first album.
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Ladies Love Outlaws
In 1972 RCA released, against Waylon Jennings’ objections, his album Ladies Love Outlaws. While Waylon may not have wanted the album to see the light of day, the title-track, by Lee Clayton, was a hit and helped solidify emerging Outlaw Country movement/image. A year later Clayton used a version of the song to close-out his self-titled first album.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment