From "love of the common people" LP 1967. + Informações

Sweet, sweet, sweet mental revenge. ;). + Informações

When you don't feel like kickin' ass, just have that hope that SOMETHING happens! Mel Tillis (who penned this) also had a country hit with it, but Waylon had it first (#12 in 1967).. + Informações

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Waylon Jennings sings You're Gonna Wonder About Me (written by Mel Tillis) from the album "Heartaches By The Number" (1972). + Informações

The Demon's Claws covering "Mental Revenge" (from: "Lost in the Desert: Demos & Outtakes Vol. 1" LP) www.myspace.com Mental Revenge is a song made famous by Waylon Jennings (but was written by Mel Tillis).. + Informações

See Music Videos www.bvmtv.com that you CAN'T See on You Tube ! +Live Chat and Embed video codes! Waylon and Company is an album by Waylon Jennings, released on RCA Records in 1983 and featuring duets with a large number of influential artists, including Hank Williams, Jr., Jessi Colter, Willie Nelson, Ernest Tubb, Mel Tillis, Jerry Reed, Emmylou Harris, Tony Joe White and actor James Garner. The last of Jennings' albums that reached the top twenty on the pop charts, Waylon and Company also peaked at #12 on the country charts; "I May Be Used (But Baby I Ain't Used Up)" and "The Conversation", the latter performed with Hank Williams, Jr., charted as singles, reaching #4 and #15, respectively.. + Informações

Billy Swan wrote the hit "Lover Please" recorded by Clyde McPhatter in 1962. Very talented songwriter for many other artists: Conway Twitty, Mel Tillis, Waylon Jennings, and Kris Kristofferson, He had his own hit in 1974 "I Can Help" WE ONLY PLAY RECORDS WE HAVE IN OUR COLLECTION!. + Informações

"Cut The Mustard" written by Shel Silverstein and recorded by Mel Tillis and the Old Dogs (Mel Tillis, Jerry Reed, Waylon Jennings and Bobby Bare) on the 1998 album "Old Dogs Vol. 1"...lyrics... It's time for Mel Tillis...Tillis! It was a sunny Sunday afternoon, Miss Dolly was a having a bar- b- que And I just happened to be easily strolling by (my, my, what a strollin' guy) She hollered "Mel come in, have a taste, this stuff's too good to go to waste" "You aint' tried nothing 'til you tried this sauce of mine" (hey Hoss, her sauce is boss) I said "now, I don't wanna hurt your pride" "You're cooking is known far and wide" "But I'm expected home for dinner so I must decline" (wonder why he must decline) But Dolly yelled "what's the matter buster, Are you too old to cut the mustard?" I turned my silver head and I replied... "No, I ain't too old to cut the mustard, I'm just too tired to spread it around" "So I gotta turn you and your bar- b- que down, down, down, down "So leave me alone, I'm goin' on home to the best home cookin in town" I ain't too old to cut the mustard, just too tired to spread it down And you ladies, you're watchin' me sing and play With my belly kinda flabby and my hair kinda gray And I see you lookin' that old time way at me...and me And me, and me We hate to see you get your hopes deflated And uh, we hate to see you, uh, humiliated So before you storm the stage so shamelessly Slippin' us all them love notes...And flowers...And them motel keys That led .... + Informações

Here's one I finally managed to get finished, sort of. It's an old Waylon song I remember from way back that Mel Tillis wrote... + Informações

"Rough on the Livin'" written by Shel Silverstein. Recorded by Waylon jennings and the Old Dogs (Waylon jennings, Jerry Reed, Bobby bare and Mel Tillis) on the 1998 album "old Dogs Vol. 2"...lyrics... Here's a song about a friend of ours... His picture was in all the papers, they said that a legend had passed The late evening news did a special report and swore that his memory would last They're playin' his records all weekend, praising the life that he led Nashville is rough on the living, but she really speaks well of the dead The wife that they interviewed cried, is the same one who left him last fall And the record producer who called him a hero Is the one who wouldn't answer his calls The ladies, they sit over coffee Braggin' about sharing his bed They didn't want him around when he's living But he's sure a good friend when he's dead They observe twenty seconds of silence At the Opry on Saturday night And they're searchin' the bars and the basements For some souvenir of his life They're planning the book for September Showin' his plain country roots And they're selling the rights to the movie And the Hall of Fame's getting his boots At the funeral someone recited a poem That told how he suffered and bled Nashville is rough on the living But she really speaks well of the dead Yeah Nashville is rough on the living But she really speaks well of the dead. + Informações

A late-60s visit to the Wilburn Bros. show. Song by Mel Tillis.. + Informações

Bobby Bare, Waylon Jennings, Jerry Reed, Mel Tillis. + Informações

Old Dogs Greatest Hits (1998) 1. East Bound and Down - Jerry Reed 2. Detroit City - Bobby Bare 3. Mama's Don't Let Your BabiesGrow Up To Be Cowboys - Waylon Jennings 4. Ruby, Don't Take Your Love To Town - Mel Tillis 5. Amos Moses - Jerry Reed 6. 500 Miles Away From Home - Bobby Bare 7. Bob Wills is Still the King - Waylon Jennings 8. I Ain't Never - Mel Tillis. + Informações

Old Dogs ( Jerry Reed , Waylon Jennings , Mel Tillis Bobby Bare ) Live...sing Elvis has left the building. + Informações

Waylon in his only on screen appearance on the show. + Informações

Walon Jennings, Mel Tillis, Bobby Bare, Jerry Reed and Jimmy Dean tell stories of their past. Sadly three of the group have passed away. Jimmy Dean: 8/10/1928 - 6/13/2010 Go to my page to see more Old Dogs. Jerry Reed: 3/20/1937 - 9/1/2008on Waylon Jennings: 6/15/1937 - 2/13/2002. + Informações

Here's a terrific Jerry Reed "album cut". This is a good example of the musical gems only the hard core Reed fans have heard. Enjoy!. + Informações

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Waylon Jennings - Mental Revenge - 1966 timewarptv.blogspot.com. + Informações

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A new song "Mental Revenge" from Jamey Johnson from the album The Guitar Song. This young man has definitely put the "O" back in country music. Anyone who loves real country music should add Jamey Johnson's albums to their collection. This song was written by Mel Tillis. This song was also recorded by Waylon Jennings.. + Informações

?Single: Not in Front of the Kids, RIC S-150-65 (1965) ?Written By: Unknown ?Produced By: Unknown ?Studio: Unknown Not in Front of the Kids was one of six singles that Mel recorded for RIC in 1965. This was after Mel ended a brief stint with Decca Records (1962 ~ 1964) and before he joined Kapp Records (1966 ~ 1971). When Kapp signed Mel to a recording contract, they purchased the RIC singles, which included, Ode to the Little Brown Shack Out Back / Not in Front of the Kids (RIC S-150-65), Wine / Buired Alive (RIC S-158-65) and Mr. Dropout / Bring On the Blues (RIC S-178-65). Kapp did not release this material. However Gusto Records reissued these singles on a CD titled, Mel Tillis At his Best in 2009. Mel Tillis (b. 8/8/1932): Although Mel recorded songs since the late 1950s, his biggest success occurred in the '70s and into the mid-'80s. In 1976, Mel was named Entertainer of the Year by the Country Music Association (CMA). Mel is the father of country music singer Pam Tillis. During his youth, Mel learned the drums as well as guitar. At age 16 he won a local talent show. Later, he worked for the railroad, before joining the United States Air Force. When Tillis was stationed in Okinawa, he formed a band called The Westerners, which played at local nightclubs. After his military stint ended (1955), Tillis worked a number of odd jobs before moving to Nashville, Tennessee. The following year, Mel wrote several songs for Webb Pierce, including, I'm Tired (1956), Honky Tonk .... + Informações

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