Brother from another Lone Star, Waylon Jennings turned 30 in 1967, the year his fifth LP, Waylon Sings Ol' Harlan , dropped. "Waylon is going to be one of country's greatest stars," predicted Detroit soothsayer Harlan Howard in the liner notes. Deep, robust, the Panhandle pioneer strutted outlaw C&W before it existed. More than half a century later, his Wanted! The Outlaws album-mate , 90, circles back to Howard's hard, heartbroke songbook. At 10 songs in 32 minutes, I Don't Know a Thing About Love notches – approximately, estimates longtime label Sony Legacy – the Hawaiian Austinite's 157th release, sports son Micah Nelson's whimsical clair de lune cover art, and closes a cosmic country loop.

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