Waylon Jennings, the legendary outlaw country icon, delivers a raw and authentic experience with his 1987 album "Will The Wolf Survive?". This classic country gem, released under MCA Nashville, is a testament to Jennings' enduring influence and his ability to capture the essence of traditional country and honky tonk music. Clocking in at just under 30 minutes, this concise collection of tracks packs a powerful punch, showcasing Jennings' distinctive voice and his knack for storytelling.
The album opens with the titular track "Will The Wolf Survive?", a poignant reflection on survival and resilience. Throughout the album, Jennings tackles themes of love, loss, and the human condition with his signature honesty and wit. Standout tracks like "They Ain't Got 'Em All" and "The Devil's Right Hand" highlight Jennings' outlaw country roots, while "Where Does Love Go" and "What You'll Do When I'm Gone" offer a more introspective look at relationships and heartache. The album also features a cover of the classic "I've Got Me A Woman", showcasing Jennings' ability to put his own spin on timeless tunes.
"Will The Wolf Survive?" is a must-listen for any country music fan, offering a glimpse into the world of Waylon Jennings and his unique perspective on life and love. With its classic country sound and honest lyrics, this album is a true gem in the world of outlaw country music.
This LP was released in 1987.
