Willie Nelson Stars Guitars

Pioneer of the anti-establishment outlaw image, who wrote hundreds of songs and became a spectacular country showman.

Willie Nelson (and Friends) - Old Friends (1992) {Columbia 469419 2}
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Country / Outlaw Country / Progressive Country / Traditional Country

Born April 30, 1933, the iconic Texas singer-songwriter Willie Nelson has earned a permanent position in pop music's pantheon with unforgettable songs that combine the sophistication of Tin Pan Alley with the rough-and-tumble grit and emotional honesty of country music. His six-decade-spanning catalog includes more than 60 studio albums in addition to live recordings, soundtracks,…

Willie Nelson & Merle Haggard - Django and Jimmie (2015) {Sony-Legacy 88875093782}
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Country / Traditional Country / Progressive Country / Outlaw Country / Americana

Willie Nelson and Merle Haggard first teamed up on record for Pancho & Lefty in 1983, a record released some 20 years after both singers began their careers. Back then, they were both hovering around 50, already considered old guys, but Django and Jimmie arrives 32 years after that record, when there's no question that the pair are old-timers. Appropriately enough, mortality is on their minds throughout Django and Jimmie, a record whose very title is taken from Willie and Merle's childhood idols. It's a song that seems like a confession, as does the casual admission that they didn't think they'd "Live This Long," but neither Nelson nor Haggard wrote this, nor the title track or the album's first single, the near-novelty "It's All Going to Pot."