The Taker / Tulsa
by Waylon Jennings
- Type: Album
- Released: February 1971
- Label: RCA Victor
- Country: United States
- Length: 29:12
- Community rating: 3.76/5 from 2 ratings
Album Notes & Community Reviews
An early milestone in the nascent Outlaw movement, 'The Taker / Tulsa' features Waylon Jennings actively pushing against the polished constraints of the Nashville sound. Bolstered by key songwriting contributions from Kris Kristofferson, the recording embraces a darker, more rugged and emotionally complex country template. This stylistic shift paved the way for the artistic independence that would define his legendary career.
Genres
Descriptors: breakup
Tracklist
- The Taker (2:25)
- You'll Look for Me (2:03)
- Mississippi Woman (2:55)
- Lovin' Her Was Easier (Than Anything I'll Ever Do Again) (3:06)
- Six White Horses (2:38)
- (Don't Let the Sun Set On You) Tulsa (3:11)
- Casey's Last Ride (4:03)
- (I'd Be) A Legend In My Time (2:21)
- Sunday Morning Coming Down (3:55)
- Grey Eyes You Know (2:30)
Credits
- Waylon Jennings - primary artist, written-by
- Bergen White - arranged by, conductor [conducted by]
- Kris Kristofferson - written-by
- Shel Silverstein - written-by
- Red Lane - written-by
- Bobby Bond - written-by
- Wayne Carson Thompson - written-by
- Don Gibson - written-by