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Nashville Was the Roughest [Box] by Willie Nelson (CD, May-1998, 8 Discs, Bear Family Records (Germany))

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    Album Features
    UPC:4000127158314
    Artist:Willie Nelson
    Format:CD
    Release Year:1998
    Record Label:Bear Family Records (Germany)
    Genre:Country, Progressive Country
    Number Of Discs:8

    Track Listing
    DISC 1:
    1. King of a Lonely Castle
    2. (There'll Be) Someone Waiting for You
    3. To Make a Long Story Short (She's Gone)
    4. I Never Cared for You
    5. You Left Me a Long, Long Time Ago
    6. I Feel That Old Feeling
    7. King of a Lonely Castle
    8. Pretty Paper
    9. What a Merry Christmas This Could Be
    10. Healing Hands of Time
    11. Talk to Me
    12. Whisky Walzer
    13. Little Darling
    14. Permanently Lonely
    15. Healing Hands of Time
    16. Ashamed
    17. She's Not for You
    18. Are You Sure
    19. Night Life
    20. Mr. Record Man
    21. Healing Hands of Time
    22. Funny How Time Slips Away
    23. My Own Peculiar Way
    24. One Day at a Time
    25. It Should Be Easier Now
    26. Darkness on the Face of the Earth
    27. Buddy
    28. Hello Walls
    29. So Much to Do
    30. Within Your Crowd

    DISC 2:
    1. Did I Ever Love You
    2. And So Will You My Love
    3. I Just Can't Let You Say Goodbye
    4. Down to Our Last Goodbye
    5. Fraulein
    6. I Love You Because
    7. I'd Trade All of My Tomorrows (For Just One Yesterday)
    8. Making Believe
    9. Home in San Antone
    10. Don't You Ever Get Tired (Of Hurting Me)
    11. Columbus Stockade Blues
    12. Seasons of My Heart
    13. Heartaches by the Number
    14. Go on Home
    15. My Window Faces the South
    16. San Antonio Rose
    17. I'm Still Not over You
    18. San Antonio Rose
    19. Columbus Stockade Blues
    20. He Sits at My Table
    21. Wonderful Yesterday, A
    22. Party's Over, The
    23. One in a Row
    24. Make Way for a Better Man
    25. Did I Ever Love You
    26. And So Will You My Love
    27. I Just Can't Let You Say Goodbye
    28. Down to Our Last Goodbye
    29. Wonderful Yesterday, A
    30. Party's Over, The
    31. One in a Row
    32. Make Way for a Better Man

    DISC 3:
    1. Have I Stayed Away Too Long?
    2. Some Other World
    3. If It's Wrong to Love You
    4. Have I Told You Lately That I Love You
    5. You Made Me Live, Love and Die
    6. Born to Lose
    7. What Now My Love
    8. Lovin' Lies
    9. Teach Me to Forget
    10. Tender Years
    11. Mansion on the Hill, A
    12. Something to Think About
    13. Blackjack County Chains
    14. Don't Say Love or Nothing
    15. You Ought to Hear Me Cry
    16. I Don't Feel Anything
    17. Hold Me Tighter
    18. I'll Stay Around
    19. Moment Isn't Very Long, A
    20. Ghost, The
    21. No Tomorrow in Sight
    22. There Goes a Man
    23. Go Away
    24. Once Alone
    25. End of Understanding
    26. To Make a Long Story Short (She's Gone)
    27. Suffering in Silence
    28. Truth Number One
    29. When I Don't Have You

    DISC 4:
    1. Someday You'll Call My Name
    2. Wild Memories
    3. December Day
    4. Pages
    5. Little Things
    6. Good Times
    7. She's Still Gone
    8. Sweet Memories
    9. Johnny One Time
    10. Jimmy's Road
    11. Bring Me Sunshine
    12. I Let My Mind Wander
    13. I Just Don't Understand
    14. I Just Dropped By
    15. Local Memory, The
    16. Natural to Be Gone
    17. Love Has a Mind of Its Own
    18. I'll Walk Alone
    19. It Will Come to Pass
    20. My Own Peculiar Way
    21. Message, The
    22. That's All
    23. Any Old Arms Won't Do
    24. Johnny One Time
    25. Jimmy's Road
    26. Bring Me Sunshine
    27. Bloody Mary Morning
    28. Pins and Needles (In My Heart)
    29. Everybody's Talkin'

    DISC 5:
    1. Crazy Arms
    2. I Gotta Get Drunk
    3. Wabash Cannonball
    4. One Has My Name (The Other Has My Heart)
    5. Who Do I Know in Dallas
    6. Both Sides Now
    7. It Could Be Said That Way
    8. Once More With Feeling
    9. Follow Me Around
    10. Minstrel Man
    11. Where Do You Stand?
    12. When We Live Again
    13. If You Could See What's Going Through My Mind
    14. Happiness Lives Next Door
    15. I've Seen That Look on Me (A Thousand Times)
    17. Laying My Burdens Down
    18. How Long Have You Been There
    19. Senses
    20. Sunday Morning Coming Down
    21. What Can You Do to Me Now
    22. Losers Song, The
    23. Fire and Rain
    24. I Can Cry Again
    25. I'm a Memory
    26. That's Why I Love Her So
    27. If You Could See What's Going Through My Mind
    28. Losers Song, The

    DISC 6:
    1. Yours Love
    2. Kneel at the Feet of Jesus
    3. Today I Started Loving You Again
    4. I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry
    5. Will You Remember Mine
    6. Wonderful Future
    7. Wake Me When It's Over
    8. Help Me Make It Through the Night
    9. Rainy Day Blues
    10. If You Really Loved Me
    11. Words Don't Fit the Picture
    12. What Do You Want Me to Do?
    13. Stay Away from Lonely Places
    14. Good Hearted Woman
    15. Home Is Where You're Happy
    16. My Kind of Girl
    17. I'd Rather You Didn't Love Me
    18. Undo the Right
    19. One Step Beyond
    20. I Want a Girl
    21. Country Willie
    22. You Left Me a Long, Long Time Ago
    23. London
    24. Moment Isn't Very Long, A
    25. Who'll Buy My Memories?
    26. No Love Around
    27. Come on Home
    28. Mountain Dew

    DISC 7:
    1. Dallas
    2. San Antonio
    3. Streets of Laredo
    4. Who Put All My Ex's in Texas
    5. Hill Country Theme, The
    6. Waltz Across Texas
    7. Travis Letter
    8. Remember the Alamo
    9. Texas in My Soul
    10. There's a Little Bit of Everything in Texas
    11. Beautiful Texas
    12. Medley: Where's the Show/Let Me Be a Man: Where's The Show / Let Me Be A Man
    13. In God's Eyes
    14. Family Bible
    15. It's Not for Me to Understand
    16. Medley: These Are Difficult Times/Remember the Good Times: These Are Difficult Times / Remember The Good Times
    17. Summer of Roses
    18. December Day
    19. Yesterday's Wine
    20. Me and Paul
    21. Goin' Home
    22. Phases, Stages, Circles, Cycles and Scenes
    23. Pretend I Never Happened
    24. Sister's Coming Home
    25. Down at the Corner Beer Joint
    26. I'm Falling in Love Again
    27. Chet's Tune
    28. Poor Old Ugly Gladys Jones

    DISC 8:
    1. Introduction- Bo Powell/Willie Introduces Band - (live)
    2. Medley: Mr. Record Man/Hello Walls/One Day at a Time: Mr. Record Man / Hello Walls / One Day At A Time - (live)
    3. Medley: The Last Letter/Half a Man: The Last Letter / Half A Man - (live)
    5. Yesterday - (live)
    6. Touch Me - (live)
    7. Something to Think About - (live)
    8. I Just Can't Let You Say Goodbye - (live)
    9. How Long Is Forever - (live)
    10. Night Life - (live)
    11. Medley: Opportunity to Cry/Permanently Lonely: Opportunity To Cry / Permanently Lonely - (live)
    12. My Own Peculiar Way - (live)
    13. I Love You Because - (live)
    14. I'm Still Not over You - (live)
    15. There'll Be No Teardrops Tonight - (live)

    Details
    Playing Time:580 min.
    Contributing Artists:Chet Atkins, Jerry Reed, Floyd Cramer, Charlie McCoy
    Distributor:Navarre
    Recording Type:Studio
    Recording Mode:Mixed
    SPAR Code:n/a

    Album Notes
    8 CD box set with a 72 page hardcover book.

    Tracks recorded for Monument and RCA from 1964 to 1972.NASHVILLE WAS THE ROUGHEST... is an 8-CD import box set from the Bear label which includes a 72-page hardcover book with rare photos, complete session information and a biography of Willie Nelson written by Rich Kienzle.Personnel includes: Willie Nelson (vocals, guitar); Charlie McCoy (guitar, harmonica, piano, vibraphone, bass); Jerry Reed, Jerry Stembridge (guitar, dobro); Chet Atkins, Harold Ray Bradley, Ray Edenton, Wayne Moss, Jerry Kennedy, Velma E. Williams Smith, Leon Rhodes, Grant "Cal Smith" Shofner, Thomas Grady Martin, Pete Wade, Jr., David Carroll Kirby (guitar); Jimmy Day (steel guitar, bass); Pete Drake, Buddy Charleton, Buddy Emmons, Wyldon Myrick (steel guitar); Hargus "Pig" Robbins (piano, organ, harpsichord); Ray Stevens (piano, organ, vibraphone); Jerry Smith (piano, harpsichord); Floyd Cramer (piano, vibraphone); David Briggs (piano); Bob Moore, Henry Strzelecki, Junior Huskey (bass); Buddy Harman, Kenneth Buttrey (drums).Producers: Fred Foster, Chet Atkins, Wolf Kabitzky, Danny Davis, Felton Jarvis.Reissue producer: Richard Weize.Personnel: Willie Nelson (vocals, guitar); Floyd Cramer (vocals, piano); Connie Smith, Jethro, Don Bowman, Dottie West, Eddy Arnold, George Hamilton IV, Hank Locklin, Hank Snow, Homer, Homer & Jethro, William Guilford Wright, Jr., Jerry Reed, Jim Ed Brown, Jimmy Dean, John D. Loudermilk, Norma Jean , Porter Wagoner, Archie Campbell, Skeeter Davis, Waylon Jennings, Bobby Bare (vocals); Jerry Stembridge, Jerry Reed Hubbard (guitar, electric guitar, dobro); Herman Wade, Wayne Moss (guitar, electric guitar); Charlie McCoy (guitar, harmonica, piano, vibraphone, electric bass); Chet Atkins, Velma E. Williams Smith, Dave Kirby, Dave Zettner, Harold Bradley, James Burton, Ray Edenton, Velma Smith (guitar); Jerry Glenn Kennedy, Grady Martin, Leon Rhodes, Billy Sanford (electric guitar); Peter Drake, Jimmy Day, Pete Drake, Weldon Myrick, Buddy Emmons (steel guitar); C. Robert Thompson (banjo); Howard Carpenter, Martin Kathan (violin, viola); Sheldon Kurland, Lillian Hunt, Pierre Menard, Kenneth Goldsmith, Byron Williams, Stephanie Woolf, Laurence Harvin, Lillian Vannhunt, Carole Walker, Solie Fott, Albert Coleman, George Binkley III, Brenton Banks (violin); Wade Ray, Buddy Spicher (fiddle); David VanOsdale, Marvin Chantry (viola); David Vanderkooi, Harvey Wolfe, Byron Bach (cello); Billy Puett, Skip Lane (flute); Homer Randolph (saxophone); Wayne Butler (tenor saxophone, trombone); Norman Ray (baritone saxophone); Karl Garvin, Glenn Baxter, George Tidwell (trumpet); Damon Elliott, Dana King , Eberhard Ramm (French horn); Dennis Good, Terry Williams (trombone); Hargus "Pig" Robbins (piano, harpsichord, organ); Harold R. "Ray Stevens" Ragsdale (piano, organ, vibraphone); William Whitney Pursell, David Briggs (piano); Bergen White (celesta, vibraphone); Glen Spreen (harpsichord, organ); Ray Stevens (organ, vibraphone); Douglas Williams (vibraphone, xylophone); James L. Wilkerson (vibraphone); John W. Greubel, William Paul Ackerman, John Bush Shinn III, Kenny Buttrey, Billy Gene English, Paul English, Buddy Harman (drums); Richard Farrell Morris (percussion).Audio Mixer: Dennis Ferrante.Liner Note Author: Rich Kienzle.Recording information: Fred Foster Sound Studio, Nashville, TN (07/06/1965-04/27/1972); Panther Hall, Fort Worth, TX (07/06/1965-04/27/1972); RCA Victor Studio, Nashville, TN (07/06/1965-04/27/1972).Illustrators: Colin Escott; Les Leverett; R.A. Andreas; Johnny Bush.Photographers: Colin Escott; Les Leverett; R.A. Andreas; Johnny Bush.Those whose knowledge of country music history begins with Travis Tritt (or even Hank Williams, Jr.) probably have a hard time understanding what "outlaw country" meant in the late-'60s/early-'70s. Willie Nelson, along with people like Waylon Jennings and Kris Kristofferson pioneered the movement, offering a gritty, rootsy, long-haired, rock-informed alternative to the ...

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    What a super collection!

    Created: 08/07/06
    Having always been a Willie Nelson fan, I have particularly enjoyed his early work from the 1960's and early 70's (predominantly songs he had written himself). This boxed set covers everthing from his Monument and RCA days (where Chet Atkins tried to find the right "fit" for Willie, basically with no success). Despite the lack of commercial success, this collection is an integral part of what made Willie Nelson who he is. I particularly like many of the orchestrations and the "Nashville sound" into which Atkins tried to incorporate the unique man that is Willie Nelson. In fact, I am sure that some selections, such as "Summer of Roses" and "December Day" could be released on adult easy-listening radio with some success today. I also particularly like CD with the Texas tribute songs (disc 7) and the Panther Hall concert (disc 8), as they begin to show the evolution of Willie into the star he would later become. Willie's voice is extremely strong during this time period, and these songs highlight that. A really great thing about the set is that some of the songs were never released in the U.S., so this is the first opportunity I have had to hear them. The hard-bound book is an excellent synopsis of Willie's career, and it contains a multitude of information on his early career as a dee-jay (one period being in a small town near where I grew up). Many of the photos are rare, and it is fascinating to see them chronicle the journey of the man from Abbott, Texas to become the "overnight success" that he became in 1975 with the "Red Headed Stranger" album. Willie's biggest problem with his "Nashville was the roughest" stage of life in the 60's and early 70's was that the man was way ahead of his time. After listening to this set, it is a phenomenal collection that should be in the hands of any real Willie fan. I highly recommend it.
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    Awesome!

    Created: 03/05/08
    Great set. A must for a true Willie Nelson Fan.A+++++++++++++++++++++++++​++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++​++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++​++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++​++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++​++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++​++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++​++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++​++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++​++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++​++++++++++++++++++
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