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Willie Nelson: December Day: Willie's Stash 1 - COMPACT DISCS

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Willie Nelson: December Day: Willie's Stash 1 - COMPACT DISCSTitle: December Day: Willie's Stash 1 Artist: Willie Nelson Label: Sony Legacy Product Type: COMPACT DISCS UPC: 888750170125 Genre: Country Release Date: 2014 12 02 Number of Discs: 1 Country music legend Willie Nelson opens his vault with the launch of the archival series, titled Willie's Stash. This 2014 title is the first release of the series, a collaboration of Willie and Sister Bobbie. From Willie's earliest years in his native Abbott, Texas,

Title: December Day: Willie's Stash 1
Artist: Willie Nelson
Label: Sony Legacy
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 888750170125
Genre: Country
Release Date: 2014-12-02
Number of Discs: 1

Country music legend Willie Nelson opens his vault with the launch of the archival series, titled Willie's Stash. This 2014 title is the first release of the series, a collaboration of Willie and Sister Bobbie. From Willie's earliest years in his native Abbott, Texas, Bobbie, two years his senior, was a part of his musical upbringing; the duo learned to read music and play instruments at an early age under the tutelage of their grandparents. Playing together in bands early on in their careers, Bobbie has been a key highlighted member of Willie's Family Band since it's inception, and their bond as siblings and musicians-a bond that reflects years of both practice and spontaneity-is palpable throughout DECEMBER DAY. This album features new versions of gems from Willie's extensive songwriting catalog 'Permanently Lonely,' 'My Old Peculiar Way' and some eclectic covers; Irving Berlin's 'Alexander's Ragtime Band' and 'What'll I Do' with some sprinkled contributions from other Family Band members, including harmonica player Mickey Raphael and the late Bee Spears on bass. The Willie's Stash series offers curated vault releases taken from decades of recording and touring-a career that's long established Willie Nelson as an all-time American icon.

Tracks:
1.1 Alexander's Ragtime Band
1.2 Permanently Lonely
1.3 What'll I Do
1.4 Summer of Roses / December Day
1.5 Nuages
1.6 Mona Lisa
1.7 I Don't Know Where I Am Today
1.8 Amnesia
1.9 Who'll Buy My Memories
1.10 The Anniversary Song
1.11 Laws of Nature
1.12 Walkin'
1.13 Always
1.14 I Let My Mind Wander
1.15 Is the Better Part Over
1.16 My Own Peculiar Way
1.17 Sad Songs and Waltzes
1.18 Ou-Es Tu, Mon Amour/I Never Cared for You
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