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| Willie Nelson & Friends: Outlaws & Angels |
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by: Willie Nelson
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Binding: Audio CD
Brand: Lost Highway
EAN: 0602498627327
Feature: Shrink-wrapped
Format: CD
Item Dimensions: 4748821555
Label: Lost Highway
Languages: SpanishPublishedEnglishUnknown
Manufacturer: Lost Highway
Model: 2072576
MPN: 602498627327
Number Of Discs: 1
Number Of Items: 1
Publication Date: September 21, 2004
Publisher: Lost Highway
Release Date: September 21, 2004
Studio: Lost Highway
Features:
Disc 1:- Georgia On A Fast Train
- Ramblin' Fever
- Shotgun Willie
- Rainin' In My Heart
- Stormy Weather
- Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow
- Still Is Still Moving To Me
- Midnight Rider
- Pressure Drop
- I'll Never Be Free
- Opportunity To Cry
- Pancho And Lefty
- Overtime
- Mama Tried
- Comes Love
- We Had It All
- Whole Lotta Shakin Going On
- I'll Fly Away
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Editorial Review:
Product Description:
This new live album from Willie's 3rd USA Network special features Willie performing with some of his closest friends & biggest legends making music today including Los Lonely Boys, Keith Richards, Merle Haggard, Toby Keith, Lucinda Williams, Al Green, Shelby Lynne, Jerry Lee Lewis & many more!
Amazon.com:
How much fun can Willie have on stage? How hard can he rock? Only as much and as hard as the party warrants, and this audio souvenir of his third USA Network TV special is some kind of party. Despite some jarring editing--guest announcements intrude and Kid Rock's corny cameo lurches into Al Green's moaning pentecost--the star-spangled pageantry rarely overwhelms the loose, joyful collaborations. The killer house band, with Jim Keltner on drums and Nils Lofgren on guitar, shifts from swing to reggae to boogie rock, and leaves the Nelson Family Band, fine as they are, in the dust. Ol' Willie may go froggy on an otherwise gorgeous duet with a Carole King, he may be a no-show on Toots Hibbert's frenetic "Pressure Drop," and he probably should have thought twice about letting Los Lonely Boys suck the funk from War's "Cisco Kid," but he still slings some signature Trigger riffs alongside the Holmes Brothers and matches Lucinda Williams' slow-burn emotion, phrase for soulful phrase. --Roy Kasten
Average Rating: none
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