Disco de Waylon Jennings: “Too Dumb for New York City, Too Ugly for L.A.”

Waylon may not have been on the charts in the 1990s, but artistically he was still as strong as ever. In my opinion his Nineties stuff is some of the best music he made, and his second solo album of the decade, 1992's "Too Dumb for NYC" is proof of that. If he had recorded this album in 1982 it would have gone platinum and spun off 4 or 5 top ten singles. As it is, it may be a little known album, but it is a gem that is well worth listening to. Highly recommended.

i have this album...from 1992...it's good but i prefer old Waylon from the 70's...mainly Lonesome On'ry and Mean, Are You Ready for the Country?, the Ramblin' Man, theTaker/Tulsa, Wanted-the Outlaws, and I've Always Been Crazy

This is a fine album by the late great Waylon Jennings. He was a very fine vocalist and musician as well as being a Super Star Entertainer. I believe that Waylon had a rough life having to travel on the road alot being an entertainer yet that was the life he chose to take and allow us all to enjoy his great music and to get to know him through his fine music. I know that he is now with a great group of fine musicians and singers in a huge band over on the other side. I recommend Waylon Jennings music to any and everyone who likes and enjoys good music. The only album by Waylon Jennings that I did not care for, which was a blues album, but again there are those who probably enjoyed it more than I did. I am and will always be a fan of the late great Waylon Jennings. Thank you for allowing me to write a review here. snuffy_63