I bought that album when I was so much younger. It became the soundtrack to my divorce at age 21 with a year old child. I never looked back 'til now lol
i listen to the outlaws album in 1974. i was 20 yeaes old. i loved it then. i love it now! waylon, willie, tompall glaser and jessi colter are dynamite! i love them as much today as i did then! love, susie q
Kinda a funny story, I had Willie’s Roadhouse going on while my granddad and I were out looking for a part for a car and this song came on. He instantly lit up and was pretty happy to hear that his 29 year old grandson was listening to this great tune. Song has stuck for me
I have to agree with you and we are very close to the same age. Like you, my affection for these artists has only intensified with the years. Actually, I think I have more an appreciation of them now though part of that may due to age. Fortunately for us, we were lucky enough to witness music that mattered and became timeless. Thanks for commenting and listening
Back in 1982, my dad bought a boat where the previous owner had left this album in the 8 track tape player. I don't think we ever played any other albums. Lots of smiles and dancing around when T for Texas came on. This song will always remind me of happy, sunny days on the Illinois river by Peoria with my dad.
it was a great pleasure to find someone who feels the same as i do about this great country music! this is ''priceless'' music! i really enjoy it. have a great evening. love, susie q
Wore this album out twice along with' Red Headed Stranger.' Only Dwight Yoakam comes as close to this authentic Americana True Country sound. This is like the original Route 66 to me. Best part of my memories. Thank you for your excellent taste.
Funnily enough, while my dad turned me into a classic rock fan, my grandma also really turned me on to classic country, and this is our song. I liked this song before even realizing that Skynyrd did it.
JUST AS GOOD AS GOLD!!...Thank you soooo much for posting and sharing this "rately heard anymore" lil' country ditty that peaked at #36 on the charts back in June of 1976...I thoroughly enjoyed it!...(and the sound quality is first-rate too!)...Take care!! :)
I know the feeling. I was 7 weeks old when James Dean died and that s the reason I am just a crazy mixed up kid, lol lol lol lol. I was born to love bad boys with a good heart
outlaws album is all good them o'l boy's were real outlaws in country music scene around about shortly after i was birthed lol i remember a lot of these songs coming up in mid to late 70s and early 80s lot of good music from that time
This is the music I grew up with. What they're calling "Country" these days...just isn't. Off now to "Put Another Log on the Fire" and enjoy "The Wonder of it All."
Aaaaaiiiiieeee. Damn I miss the South. Born Yankee by birth. Raised Rebel by the Grace of God. Thank you God. These are some pantywaste partiers up here. They can't have no fun ever. I'm 60 an don't drink and they still bore the crap out of me. I miss the bonfires an letting loose an the cops didn't phuq with you cau you wasn't stupid to do shit to bring em out on ya. Well mostly. Cops let you let loose as long as nothing got tore up. Man those were the days. Had the best and purest drugs then too. This crap today is deadly.
I can get more women than a passenger train can haul. My ex laughed jokes on her she still hasnt found a man .she split 30 years ago n i found a great woman.id rather drink muddy water than look at my ex
I'm still listening to this outlaw music up 👆 northern bc Canada 🍁 country rezes in 2024
This did for country what punk did for Rock.....The whole Texas Outlaw sound re-invigorated the whole country sound!
AND THAT FOLKS is REAL COUNTRY
"Wanted!The Outlaws", first country album to go platinum in the history of country music.....
I bought that album when I was so much younger. It became the soundtrack to my divorce at age 21 with a year old child. I never looked back 'til now lol
I’m only 20 years old and really loving this type of music glad I found this song!!! cheers
The Outlaws deserve respect they did music there way.
One 1⃣ of the greatest outlaw band on the planet still rocking this killer album in 2024
Now and always, my favorite country album.
Oh lord, tompall killed it on this one. Country and blues always been the same damn thing!
i listen to the outlaws album in 1974. i was 20 yeaes old. i loved it then. i love it now! waylon, willie, tompall glaser and jessi colter are dynamite! i love them as much today as i did then! love, susie q
54susieq I seen them all in Milwaukee for this album when I was 24 years old. Throw another log in the fire
The most honest music in history
Kinda a funny story, I had Willie’s Roadhouse going on while my granddad and I were out looking for a part for a car and this song came on. He instantly lit up and was pretty happy to hear that his 29 year old grandson was listening to this great tune. Song has stuck for me
Jimmie Rogers songs are timeless
Got this cassette for my 1993 ford escort. Highly enjoying it. LOVE this version of the song!
How do you not like this song?
Just turned 62 and still drawn to the Outlaws!
T for turn this sh!t up!!!
best country song ever sung by anybody at anybody
I have to agree with you and we are very close to the same age. Like you, my affection for these artists has only intensified with the years. Actually, I think I have more an appreciation of them now though part of that may due to age. Fortunately for us, we were lucky enough to witness music that mattered and became timeless. Thanks for commenting and listening
Agree with you, John. Tompall was cool, as my generation says. And boy, could he sing!
Bought thatalbum new when it first came out. Still love it
Back in 1982, my dad bought a boat where the previous owner had left this album in the 8 track tape player. I don't think we ever played any other albums. Lots of smiles and dancing around when T for Texas came on. This song will always remind me of happy, sunny days on the Illinois river by Peoria with my dad.
me encanta la musica genial de wanted out laws,son unos verdaderos tigres del folk,saludos desde de uruguay.
Love this!!! This is what it should be!!!
I really dig his music !
it was a great pleasure to find someone who feels the same as i do about this great country music! this is ''priceless'' music! i really enjoy it. have a great evening. love, susie q
Wore this album out twice along with' Red Headed Stranger.' Only Dwight Yoakam comes as close to this authentic Americana True Country sound. This is like the original Route 66 to me. Best part of my memories. Thank you for your excellent taste.
The Dwight Yoakam part is so wrong. Doesn' even come close to those Cats.!
Lord I miss Waylon. So many musicians, all genres, that made such great contributions are gone. Soon we'll all be gone too. Quick as a match burns.
LYNYRD SKYNYRD COVERED THIS SONG, THAT IS WHERE I FIRST HEARD IT, THEN I DID MY HOMEWORK, WHAT A GREAT SONG, THANKS FOR POSTING IT, COUSIN FIGEL
Funnily enough, while my dad turned me into a classic rock fan, my grandma also really turned me on to classic country, and this is our song. I liked this song before even realizing that Skynyrd did it.
❤ put it on first thing in the morning
Tompall Glaser and his brothers were backup singers in Marty Robbins recordings with orchestra in the 1960’s
JUST AS GOOD AS GOLD!!...Thank you soooo much for posting and sharing this "rately heard anymore" lil' country ditty that peaked at #36 on the charts back in June of 1976...I thoroughly enjoyed it!...(and the sound quality is first-rate too!)...Take care!! :)
Wicked section ! Drums and bass are SOOOO FUNKY!
wish i could play piano like that
Love that Tompall Glaser.
Solid gold.
Still sounds great!
Not too shabby....can't complain...
Where has this been all my life?
Blake Nix been here since 76 I believe
I loved when my parents played this album, good memories.
After listening to a few of these tracks, it tempts me to run to Amazon and see if I can get the CD. Thanks for posting these.
Thanks. They are very good singers! Have a great evening. Forever, Susie Q.
You are very welcome...so happy you enjoyed it and thanks for adding the added info for others to note.
Awesome 🤩
The only country album that ever mattered
Susan Kane In your hopefully humble but somewhat overvalued opinion.
There a bunch other Waylon albums that matter in my opinion
I agree
Its the only one we ever cared to listen to in the 70's. Still listening to it today. Blaring in my car as My 14 yr old looks totally bewildered.
Sorry you don't know your country music, great album but not the only great country album.
I still have the album....had to go dig it out!
I Love it when they hit the rotation with the 88s and the organ.
BRILLIANT
*adds to favorites*
Love his music!!
My fav song
Outlaws. Hell. Yea. Best. Of. The. Best.
love it
was a pup first time i heard this!
Love it
I know the feeling. I was 7 weeks old when James Dean died and that s the reason I am just a crazy mixed up kid, lol lol lol lol. I was born to love bad boys with a good heart
That Hammond sound on the solo was awesome.
outlaws album is all good them o'l boy's were real outlaws in country music scene around about shortly after i was birthed lol i remember a lot of these songs coming up in mid to late 70s and early 80s lot of good music from that time
Great.
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You are so very welcome! Have a blessed evening!
Yes
Women Beat me up for my heart now i widowed twice8 an 17 yrs
And you think a judge believes that 😊don't even get ah have any u wanna say not even
My horses r more civil than anybody whoever now they dieing and sad to say tryna find me if I ain't their with them
Love this shit...party!
🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Thanks Susie; you too!
Me, TOO !!!!!
This is the music I grew up with. What they're calling "Country" these days...just isn't. Off now to "Put Another Log on the Fire" and enjoy "The Wonder of it All."
@kodicici glad you enjoyed it. they were great or I should say 'are"..lol
Why is this not on the album on Spotify
But thank you Katson6, I appreciate you.
I love it and I don't listen to Country music !
Commies!
T for Terrell, my name, but I have only one woman!
so do i! they are great! have a great evening. love, susie q
Then check out Red Young. He's the killer Hammond b3 as well.
t for THC.........
This is good! Better than his performance in Holland, but none better than the version posted by Weeze1124!
Rusty Shackleford like it
Anyone know who plays the piano on this? Fantastic!!!
@slimfchance1 lol...I'm afraid you are a member of an astute club there slimfchance! Thanks for listening to it.
@BigBlackHatMan Give in to your temptation.....you won't regret it and yes, Amazon does carry it
This is a jimmy rogers song. He does it pretty good too.
Aaaaaiiiiieeee. Damn I miss the South. Born Yankee by birth. Raised Rebel by the Grace of God. Thank you God. These are some pantywaste partiers up here. They can't have no fun ever. I'm 60 an don't drink and they still bore the crap out of me. I miss the bonfires an letting loose an the cops didn't phuq with you cau you wasn't stupid to do shit to bring em out on ya. Well mostly. Cops let you let loose as long as nothing got tore up. Man those were the days. Had the best and purest drugs then too. This crap today is deadly.
Fu%$in right
Put another log on the fire was a good one
Hoot'n and holler'n around the campfire will continue this Oct.,, thanks katson6
Lonnie Martinez You're welcome Lonnie!
I can get more women than a passenger train can haul. My ex laughed jokes on her she still hasnt found a man .she split 30 years ago n i found a great woman.id rather drink muddy water than look at my ex
Working on PhD
Waylon sang it better lol I think
I'm a Waylon fan, but no way, Tompall owned this song!
@@The_Vanilla_Guerilla i mean if you want to be real Jimmie Rogers wrote the song and sang it pretty good too
69 people people have terrible music taste.
Going where that water taste like Robitussin.