Waylon Jennings – Never Could Toe The Mark

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A1	Never Could Toe The Mark Written-By – W. Jennings*	2:55
A2	Talk Good Boogie Written-By – W. Jennings*	2:19
A3	People Up In Texas Written-By – W. Jennings*	2:23
A4	Sparkling Brown Eyes Written-By – B. Cox*	2:39
A5	If She'll Leave Her Mama Written-By – M. Vickery*	2:41
B1	Settin' Me Up Written-By – M. Knopfler*	2:24
B2	The Gemini Song (When I'm Bad, I'm Bad) Written-By – W. Jennings*	2:30
B3	Where Would I Be (Without You) Written-By – P. Kennerly*	2:47
B4	Whatever Gets You Through The Night Written-By – B. McDill*	3:38
B5	The Entertainer Written-By – B. Joel*	2:45

Jessi Colter appears through the courtesy of Triad Records
Shooter Jennings & Tony Joe White appear thought the courtesy of Columbia Records

Barcode (Text): 0 7863-55017-1
Barcode (Scan): 078635501711
Matrix / Runout (Side A, Printed On Label): AHL1-5017-A
Matrix / Runout (Side B, Printed On Label): AHL1-5017-B
Matrix / Runout (Side A runout, var. 1): A1F AHL1-5017-A-115 [Masterfonics Logo] I
Matrix / Runout (Side B runout, var. 1): A1B AHL1-5017-B-105 [Masterfonics Logo] I
Matrix / Runout (Side A runout etched, exc. Masterfonics and I, var. 2): AHL1-5017-A-105 [Masterfonics Logo] I ΛIK
Matrix / Runout (Side B runout etched, exc. Masterfonics and I, var. 2): AHL1-5017-B-115 [Masterfonics Logo] I ΛIH
Pressing Plant ID (Etched In Runouts): I

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	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
Recently Edited	Never Could Toe The Mark (LP, Album)	RCA	PL 85017	Netherlands	1984
	Never Could Toe The Mark (LP, Album)	RCA	PL85017	UK & Europe	1984
New Submission	Never Could Toe The Mark (LP, Album)	RCA	AHL1-5017	Canada	1984
	Never Could Toe The Mark (Cassette, Album, Dolby)	RCA	AHK1-5017	US	1984
New Submission	Never Could Toe The Mark (Cassette, Album, Dolby)	RCA	PK85017	Europe	1984

TAikin Feb 4, 2025
One of the best deals you can still get in vintage pressings, throw it in with you order!

After 25 years of listening to Waylon I've decided this album is his best in the 80s, and one of the top 10 overall. It's closest in sound to the classic mid to late 70s ones. Not coincidentally produced by his drummer Richie Albright, so its got the Waylon thump. In fact it's got kind of this glorious foggy mix with the low end at the front. It blends so well with the laid back bluesy feel. The basic vinyl pressing itself is excellent. If this were some rock band they'd call it is a "closet mix" and it would revered for that alone. In any event, it's got some of Waylon's best originals "Never Could Toe the Mark", "Gemini Song", and "Talk Good Boogie". It's strong front to back. Again, check it out.