To Lefty from WIllie - Willie Nelson Box 313

Lefty Frizzell remains one of the most under appreciated artists in all of
country-music history; therefore, it's no surprise that this little jewel of an
album remains one of the most underappreciated in Nelson's vast catalog.
Recorded in the peak Nelson year of 1975 (but not released until 1977), To
Lefty from Willie puts his personal stamp on the Frizzell catalog while still
upholding the spirit of the source material. This balancing act is tough for
anyone to sustain, but Nelson has proven time and again his interpretive powers
and he uses them here to great effect. With his sister Bobbie gently and
elegantly dancing across the piano, he delivers some of the most moving vocals
he's ever recorded, adding some delightfully understated guitar leads for good
measure. Nelson's easy, natural vocal delivery--a Frizzell hallmark--is
perfectly suited to these songs, and while his phrasing and tone is much
different than Frizzell's was, he still hits the same emotional bull's-eyes.
--Marc Greilsamer

One of 23 releases from the 1970's- 1990s FOr anyone that likes Willie nelson,
this is a must have addition.
CASE: Light wear
ART Pristine
CD 3 Light scuff marks - G+ -> VG
Box 313

Tracklist
Mom And Dad's Waltz
Look What Thoughts Will Do
I Love You A Thousand Ways
Always Late (With Your Kisses)
I Want To Be With You Always
She's Gone, Gone, Gone
A Little Unfair
I Never Go Around Mirrors (I've Got A Heartache To Hide)
That's The Way Love Goes
Railroad Lady