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Legacy | Sony Music 19. november 2021 Európa
Family Album After Willie Nelson released his new album of Sinatra covers, "That's Life", only in early 2021, the American country legend returns from the studio later this year with another LPm album. "Willie Nelson Family" is the title of the 72nd album from Nelson, who celebrates his 88th birthday in 2021. The title reveals that this is a fam...
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| Cím | The Willie Nelson Family |
| Művész | Willie Nelson |
| További információk | Standard 2021 edition |
| Forma | CD |
| Kiadó | Legacy | Sony Music |
| Kiadó ország | Európa |
| A kiadás dátuma | 19. november 2021 |
| Először jelent meg | 2021 |
| Súly | 85 g |
| EAN | 0194398874920 |
| Termék azonosítója | 123376 |
| Discogs ID | 21038929 |
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Willie Nelson: The Willie Nelson Family A lemezen lévő változat CD - standard kiadás. Ez a különleges kiadás - Európa a kiadó által Legacy a következőkkel együttműködve Sony Music év 19. november 2021.
Family Album After Willie Nelson released his new album of Sinatra covers, "That's Life", only in early 2021, the American country legend returns from the studio later this year with another LPm album. "Willie Nelson Family" is the title of the 72nd album from Nelson, who celebrates his 88th birthday in 2021. The title reveals that this is a family album. The cover features Willie's sister Bobbi, sons Lukas and Micah, and daughters Amy and Paula together. In addition, regular members of Nelson's band contributed to the album: Mickey Raphael, Billy English, Kevin Smith and Paul English, Nelson's longtime drummer and confidant who died early last year at age 87. In addition to several Willie Nelson originals from recent years that the family plays together here, "Willie Nelson Family" also features several cover versions, including George Harrison's "All Things Must Pass," Kris Kristofferson's "Why Me" and the Carter Family's "Keep On The Sunnyside." The first single "Family Bible" was released in September. The song is one of the musician's first tracks. It was written in 1957, inspired by scenes of Willie's grandmother singing "Rock Of Ages" and reading from the Bible after dinner. As a young songwriter who had moved to Houston, Willie sold the song to Paul Buskirk, who engaged singer Claude Gray to record Nelson's original songs (including "Family Bible" and "Night Life"). Gray's single version was released in February 1960 and reached number seven on the Billboard Hot Country Singles chart. The success of this single allowed Willie to move to Nashville, where he established himself as a songwriter. Nelson first recorded his own version in 1971 for his album "Yesterday's Wine". Since then, the song has been a staple of his live performances. Now he's breathed new life into the song. The full track listing for the "Willie Nelson Family" album can be found below.
Album műfajok között Folk, World, & Country és Country.
Family Album After Willie Nelson released his new album of Sinatra covers, "That's Life", only in early 2021, the American country legend returns from the studio later this year with another LPm album. "Willie Nelson Family" is the title of the 72nd album from Nelson, who celebrates his 88th birthday in 2021. The title reveals that this is a family album. The cover features Willie's sister Bobbi, sons Lukas and Micah, and daughters Amy and Paula together. In addition, regular members of Nelson's band contributed to the album: Mickey Raphael, Billy English, Kevin Smith and Paul English, Nelson's longtime drummer and confidant who died early last year at age 87. In addition to several Willie Nelson originals from recent years that the family plays together here, "Willie Nelson Family" also features several cover versions, including George Harrison's "All Things Must Pass," Kris Kristofferson's "Why Me" and the Carter Family's "Keep On The Sunnyside." The first single "Family Bible" was released in September. The song is one of the musician's first tracks. It was written in 1957, inspired by scenes of Willie's grandmother singing "Rock Of Ages" and reading from the Bible after dinner. As a young songwriter who had moved to Houston, Willie sold the song to Paul Buskirk, who engaged singer Claude Gray to record Nelson's original songs (including "Family Bible" and "Night Life"). Gray's single version was released in February 1960 and reached number seven on the Billboard Hot Country Singles chart. The success of this single allowed Willie to move to Nashville, where he established himself as a songwriter. Nelson first recorded his own version in 1971 for his album "Yesterday's Wine". Since then, the song has been a staple of his live performances. Now he's breathed new life into the song. The full track listing for the "Willie Nelson Family" album can be found below.
Album műfajok között Folk, World, & Country és Country.
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