Waylon Jennings Album: “Waylon Jennings Sings Hank Williams”

This album displays a side of Waylon that lets you in his heart and really grabs hold of his gratitude for the legend Hank Williams. You can tell the album was made with sincere heart felt meaning behind it. A real fun track is "Jambalaya" that I could play over and over. The song "Be Careful of Stones That You Throw" really hit home for me and you can hear the deep reality for Waylon in this song as he sings it. Track 13 "Waylon Speaks" really tops off the album, because it unexpected and it's just like he's sitting right next to you sharing his thoughts. There were a few songs I didn't care for, but the more I listened to the album I was pulled in by the deep reality of each song and Waylon conveying those realites. He has a way of grabbing a hold of the listener and getting the message across to them.

I was pulled in by everything about this album and have told all my friends not to pass it up. These are one-of-a-kind unaltered recordings and I'm glad to have them in my Waylon collection.

From reading the other reviews I get the impression some people think because these are Hank's songs that Waylon's voice is all of sudden going to sound like Hank's. On George Jones sings Hank Williams, George still sounds like George. If you want to hear Hank buy a Hank CD. This is a terrific CD of WAYLON singing HANK sounding like Waylon and that is a good thing. I wish I had bought it sooner.

Oh,and Joann needs to learn how to spell Waylon.

This was a great disappointment. Waylon must have been in the bathroom and the muscians in the lounge when this recording was made! I love Waylon Jennings but the vocals are so distorted and the music so loud that it was very hard to tell who was singing. I'm sure if the recording had of been better quality I would have loved this.

This is Waylon singing Hank. It isn't his best product