A late-career gem, Waymore's Blues finds Jennings delivering a set of blues standards and originals with his signature grit. This album showcases his enduring power and deep connection to the blues.
- The album was produced by Waylon Jennings and session musician Don Was. It features guest appearances from the likes of Delbert McClinton and guitarists Albert Lee and Reggie Young. "The Devil's Own Time" was released as a single from the album.
- Waymore's Blues was Waylon Jennings' first album for the RCA label in over a decade, following his departure and subsequent return. The album reached number 63 on the Billboard Top Country Albums chart.
- The album closes with a spoken-word intro by Waylon Jennings' wife, Jessi Colter, on the track "The Measure Of A Man". Jennings' longtime bassist, Jerry Bridges, also appears on the album.
Waylon Jennings was a country music outlaw and a driving force in the genre's 1970s expansion. In 1994, Jennings was a seasoned veteran of country music, releasing this album late in his career with RCA.
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