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8-CD Box (LP-size) with 72-page hardcover book, 219 tracks. Playing time approx. 587 mns.... more

Willie Nelson: Nashville Was The Roughest..(8-CD Deluxe Box Set)

8-CD Box (LP-size) with 72-page hardcover book, 219 tracks. Playing time approx. 587 mns.

Before anyone called him an Outlaw, Willie Nelson tried to play the game in Nashville. In 1964, he recorded a few sessions for Monument, then accepted Chet Atkins's invitation to join RCA. He stayed eight years at RCA, years riddled with ups and downs, but years that helped shape the Willie Nelson we came to know. Atkins tried everything from Nashville Sound extravaganzas to intimate sessions with two guitars and a bass. There was a live album at Fort Worth's Panther Hall, plus an LP with backing from Ernest Tubb's Texas Troubadours. There were small hits, but nothing really worked. Toward the end of his tenure at RCA, Willie created two concept albums: 'Texas In My Soul', a tribute to his home state and 'Yesterday's Wine', now viewed as a landmark but barely noticed at the time. At his final session, he tried another concept, defined by its title song, 'Phases, Stages Circle And Cycles.' He didn't finish the idea at RCA, but would pick up the idea two years hence at Atlantic Records. The seeds of his future were planted at RCA, and this collection, assembling the complete Monument sessions from 1964 and the complete RCA sessions from 1964 to 1972. provide the definitive look at his evolutionary-if bumpy-road. It contains a 72-page book with a biography by Rich Kienzle, a discography, along with rare and many previously unpublished photos.

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  • Interpret: Willie Nelson

  • Album titlle: Nashville Was The Roughest..(8-CD Deluxe Box Set)

  • Genre Country

  • Label Bear Family Records

  • Edition 2 Deluxe Edition
  • Artikelart Box set

  • EAN: 4000127158314

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Nelson, Willie - Nashville Was The Roughest..(8-CD Deluxe Box Set) Box set 1
01 King Of A Lonely Castle Willie Nelson
02 (There'll Be) Someone Waiting For You Willie Nelson
03 To Make A Long Story Short Willie Nelson
04 I Never Cared For You Willie Nelson
05 You Left Me A Long, Long Time Ago Willie Nelson
06 I Feel That Old Feeling Willie Nelson
07 King Of A Lonely Castle Willie Nelson
08 Pretty Paper Willie Nelson
09 What A Merry Christmas This Could Be Willie Nelson
10 Healing Hands Of Time Willie Nelson
11 Talk To Me Willie Nelson
12 Whisky Walzer Willie Nelson
13 Little Darling Willie Nelson
14 Permanently Lonely Willie Nelson
15 Healing Hands Of Time Willie Nelson
16 Ashamed Willie Nelson
17 She's Not For You Willie Nelson
18 Are You Sure Willie Nelson
19 Night Life Willie Nelson
20 Mr. Record Man Willie Nelson
21 Healing Hands Of Time Willie Nelson
22 Funny How Time Slips Away Willie Nelson
23 My Own Peculiar Way Willie Nelson
24 One Day At A Time Willie Nelson
25 It Should Be Easier Now Willie Nelson
26 Darkness On The Face Of The Earth Willie Nelson
27 Buddy Willie Nelson
28 Hello Walls Willie Nelson
29 So Much To Do Willie Nelson
30 Within Your Crowd Willie Nelson
Nelson, Willie - Nashville Was The Roughest..(8-CD Deluxe Box Set) Box set 2
01 Did I Ever Love You Willie Nelson
02 And So Will You My Love Willie Nelson
03 I Just Can't Let You Say Goodbye Willie Nelson
04 Down To Our Last Goodbye Willie Nelson
05 Fraulein Willie Nelson
06 I Love You Because Willie Nelson
07 I'd Trade All Of My Tomorrows Willie Nelson
08 Making Believe Willie Nelson
09 Home In San Antone Willie Nelson
10 Don't You Ever Get Tired (Of Hurting Me) Willie Nelson
11 Columbus Stockade Blues Willie Nelson
12 Seasons Of My Heart Willie Nelson
13 Heartaches By The Number Willie Nelson
14 Go On Home Willie Nelson
15 My Windows Faces The South Willie Nelson
16 San Antonio Rose Willie Nelson
17 I'm Still Not Over You Willie Nelson
18 San Antonio Rose Willie Nelson
19 Columbus Stockade Blues Willie Nelson
20 He Sits At My Table Willie Nelson
21 A Wonderful Yesterday Willie Nelson
22 The Party's Over Willie Nelson
23 One In A Row Willie Nelson
24 Make Way For A Better Man Willie Nelson
25 Did I Ever Love You Willie Nelson
26 And So Will You My Love Willie Nelson
27 I Just Can't Let You Say Goodbye Willie Nelson
28 Down To Our Last Goodbye Willie Nelson
29 A Wonderful Yesterday Willie Nelson
30 The Party's Over Willie Nelson
31 One In A Row Willie Nelson
32 Make Way For A Better Man Willie Nelson
Nelson, Willie - Nashville Was The Roughest..(8-CD Deluxe Box Set) Box set 3
01 Have I Stayed Away Too Long Willie Nelson
02 Some Other World Willie Nelson
03 If It's Wrong To Love You Willie Nelson
04 Have I Told You Latley That I Love You? Willie Nelson
05 You Made Me Live, Love And Die Willie Nelson
06 Born To Lose Willie Nelson
07 What Now My Love Willie Nelson
08 Lovin' Lies Willie Nelson
09 Teach Me To Forget Willie Nelson
10 Tender Years Willie Nelson
11 A Mansion On The Hill Willie Nelson
12 Something To Think About Willie Nelson
13 Blackjack County Chain Willie Nelson
14 Don't Say Love Or Nothing Willie Nelson
15 You Ought To Hear Me Cry Willie Nelson
16 I Don't Feel Anything Willie Nelson
17 Hold Me Tighter Willie Nelson
18 I'll Stay Around Willie Nelson
19 A Moment Isn't Very Long Willie Nelson
20 The Ghost Willie Nelson
21 No Tomorrow In Sight Willie Nelson
22 There Goes A Man Willie Nelson
23 Go Away Willie Nelson
24 Once Alone Willie Nelson
25 The End Of Understanding Willie Nelson
26 To Make A Long Story Short (She's Gone) Willie Nelson
27 Suffer In Silence Willie Nelson
28 Truth Number One Willie Nelson
29 When I Don't Have You Willie Nelson
Nelson, Willie - Nashville Was The Roughest..(8-CD Deluxe Box Set) Box set 4
01 Someday You'll Call My Name Willie Nelson
02 Wild Memories Willie Nelson
03 December Day Willie Nelson
04 Pages Willie Nelson
05 Little Things Willie Nelson
06 Good Times Willie Nelson
07 She's Still Gone Willie Nelson
08 Sweet Memories Willie Nelson
09 Johnny One Time Willie Nelson
10 Jimmy's Road Willie Nelson
11 Bring Me Sunshine Willie Nelson
12 I Let My Mind Wander Willie Nelson
13 I Just Don't Understand Willie Nelson
14 I Just Dropped By Willie Nelson
15 The Local Memory Willie Nelson
16 Natural To Be Gone Willie Nelson
17 Love Has A Mind Of Its Own Willie Nelson
18 I'll Walk Alone Willie Nelson
19 It Will Come To Pass Willie Nelson
20 My Own Peculiar Way Willie Nelson
21 The Message Willie Nelson
22 That's All Willie Nelson
23 Any Old Arms Won't Do Willie Nelson
24 Johnny One Time Willie Nelson
25 Jimmy's Road Willie Nelson
26 Bring Me Sunshine Willie Nelson
27 Bloody Merry Morning Willie Nelson
28 Pins And Needley (In My Heart) Willie Nelson
29 Everbody's Talkin' Willie Nelson
Nelson, Willie - Nashville Was The Roughest..(8-CD Deluxe Box Set) Box set 5
01 Crazy Arms Willie Nelson
02 I Gotta Get Drunk Willie Nelson
03 Wabash Cannon Ball Willie Nelson
04 One Has My Name (The Other Has My Heart) Willie Nelson
05 Who Do I Know In Dallas Willie Nelson
06 Both Sides Now Willie Nelson
07 It Could Be Said That Way Willie Nelson
08 Once More With Feeling Willie Nelson
09 Following Me Around Willie Nelson
10 Minstrel Man Willie Nelson
11 Where Do You Stand? Willie Nelson
12 When We Live Again Willie Nelson
13 If You Could See What's Going Through My Mind Willie Nelson
14 Happiness Lives Next Door Willie Nelson
15 I've Seen That Look On Me (A Thousand Times) Willie Nelson
16 I Don't Feel Anything Willie Nelson
17 Laying My Burdens Down Willie Nelson
18 How Long Have You Been There Willie Nelson
19 Senses Willie Nelson
20 Sunday Mornin' Comin' Down Willie Nelson
21 What Can You Do To Me Now? Willie Nelson
22 The Losers Song Willie Nelson
23 Fire And Rain Willie Nelson
24 I Can Cry Again Willie Nelson
25 I'm A Memory Willie Nelson
26 That's Why I Love Her So Willie Nelson
27 If You Could See What's Going Through My Mind Willie Nelson
28 The Losers Song Willie Nelson
Nelson, Willie - Nashville Was The Roughest..(8-CD Deluxe Box Set) Box set 6
01 Yours Love Willie Nelson
02 Kneel At The Feet Of Jesus Willie Nelson
03 Today I Started Loving You Again Willie Nelson
04 I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry Willie Nelson
05 Will You Remember? Willie Nelson
06 Wonderful Future Willie Nelson
07 Wake Me When It's Over Willie Nelson
08 Help Me Make It Through The Night Willie Nelson
09 Rainy Day Blues Willie Nelson
10 If You Really Loved Me Willie Nelson
11 The Words Don't Fit The Picture Willie Nelson
12 What Do You Want Me To Do? Willie Nelson
13 Stay Away From Lonely Places Willie Nelson
14 Good Hearted Woman Willie Nelson
15 Home Is Where You're Happy Willie Nelson
16 My Kind Of Girl Willie Nelson
17 I'd Rather You Didn't Love Me Willie Nelson
18 Undo The Right Willie Nelson
19 One Step Beyond Willie Nelson
20 I Want A Girl Willie Nelson
21 Country Willie Willie Nelson
22 You Left Me A Long, Long Time Ago Willie Nelson
23 London Willie Nelson
24 A Moment Isn't Very Long Willie Nelson
25 Who'll Buy Me Memories Willie Nelson
26 No Love Around Willie Nelson
27 Come On Home Willie Nelson
28 Mountain Dew Willie Nelson
Nelson, Willie - Nashville Was The Roughest..(8-CD Deluxe Box Set) Box set 7
01 Dallas Willie Nelson
02 San Antonio Willie Nelson
03 Streets Of Laredo Willie Nelson
04 Who Put All My Ex's In Texas Willie Nelson
05 The Hill Country Theme Willie Nelson
06 Waltz Across Texas Willie Nelson
07 Travis Letter Willie Nelson
08 Remember The Alamo Willie Nelson
09 Texas In My Soul Willie Nelson
10 There's A Little Bit Of Everything In Texas Willie Nelson
11 Beautiful Texas Willie Nelson
12 Medley: Where's The Show/Let Me Be A Man Willie Nelson
13 In God's Eyes Willie Nelson
14 Family Bible Willie Nelson
15 It's Not For Me To Understand Willie Nelson
16 Medley: These Are Difficult/ Willie Nelson
17 Remember The Good Times Willie Nelson
18 Summer Of Roses Willie Nelson
19 December Day Willie Nelson
20 Yesterday's Wine Willie Nelson
21 Me And Paul Willie Nelson
22 Goin' Home Willie Nelson
23 Phases, Stages, Circles, Cycles And Scenes Willie Nelson
24 Pretend I Never Happened Willie Nelson
25 Sister's Coming Home Willie Nelson
26 Down At The Corner Beer Joint Willie Nelson
27 I'm Falling In Love Again Willie Nelson
28 Chet's Tune Willie Nelson
29 Poor Old Ugly Gladys Jones Willie Nelson
Nelson, Willie - Nashville Was The Roughest..(8-CD Deluxe Box Set) Box set 8
01 Introduction Bo Powell/Willie Introduces Band Willie Nelson
02 Medley: Mr. Record Man/Hello Walls/ Willie Nelson
03 One Day At A Time] Willie Nelson
04 Medley: The Last Letter/Half A Man/ Willie Nelson
05 I Never Cared For You] Willie Nelson
06 Yesterday Willie Nelson
07 Touch Me Willie Nelson
08 Something To Think About Willie Nelson
09 I Just Can't Let You Say Goodbye Willie Nelson
10 How Long Is Forever Willie Nelson
11 Night Life Willie Nelson
12 Medley: Opportunity To Cry/Permanently Lonely Willie Nelson
13 My Own Peculiar Way Willie Nelson
14 I Love You Because Willie Nelson
15 I'm Still Not Over You Willie Nelson
16 There'll Be No Teardrops Tonight Willie Nelson
Willie Nelson Born on 30 4th 1933 in Abbott, Texas, USA. Willie Nelson played as a child and... more
"Willie Nelson"

Willie Nelson

Born on 30 4th 1933 in Abbott, Texas, USA.

Willie Nelson played as a child and teenager in country bands. He is one of the biggest stars of the genre at all and was represented until today with over 100 singles on the U.S. country charts. Following the release of his debut 45er 'Lumberjack' in 1956, he moved to Nashville, where he sold his own demos and thus ushered in his career authors. In 1961 he played with Ray Price at the Cherokee Cowboys.

He wrote his first hits for Roy Orbison, Patsy Cline and Faron Young. Nelson settled after his marriage to Shirley Collie as a pig farmer in Ridgetop, Tennessee, down. He stepped up today with stylistically different colleagues such as Bob Dylan, Carlos Santana, Neil Young and Julio Iglesias in duet on.

With Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings and Kris Kristofferson he plays in addition to his solo career, under the name of The Highwaymen. 1978 founded his own label, Lone Star. Nelson was the early 90s with around $ 16 million debt to the IRS in the Cretaceous. 1991: marriage to Annie D'Angelo. The number of Nelson rehearsed songs beyond the 1000 mark.

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Willie Nelson


1964 through 1972 were eight of Nashville’s more unsettled years.The pop-oriented ‘Nashville Sound’ pioneered by Chet Atkins and Owen Bradley had been adopted by much of the industry. In the late 1950s, after rock ‘n’ roll knocked the entire Nashville music industry off its shaky foundation, that smoother, more sophisticated sound had saved Nashville by expanding country records to grab pop record buyers. It made Don Gibson, Jim Reeves and Patsy Cline greater stars than they’d been singing hard country alone. By 1964, that initial rush of creativity had slowed. Plane crashes claimed two top exponents, Cline in 1963, Reeves in the summer of 1964. At that point, Eddy Arnold, whose string of massive hits diminished in the wake of Elvis, was about to make a dramatic comeback with elaborately orchestrated ballads like Make The World Go Away, light years from the intimate dignity of his 1940s hits. Ray Price had already begun to occasionally wrap a string quartet around the Cherokee Cowboys on many of his recording sessions, attracting new fans but sending many older ones stomping off in disgust.

Not even a honkytonk giant of George Jones’s stature was immune from Nashville sound production. Onstage, it was Texas honkytonk business as usual, the fiddle and steel whining behind him. The recording studio was another matter. Pappy Daily, his discoverer and only producer, forced Jones into the softer mold at United Artists and later at Musicor Records. He continued in that mode with Billy Sherrill after joining Epic in 1970.

A few wild cards counteracted the syrupy side of things, since the country audience divided as it expanded. As Price slithered out of his rhinestone skin into tuxes, a West Coast honky-tonk cyclone, unstoppable as the dust storms that drove Texans and Okies to California in the first place, roared out of Bakersfield. The success of Buck Owens, followed by the rise of Merle Haggard, reflected the belief of many fans that some of the pop stuff was going too far afield, that Nashville needed an alternative. A second alternative came from within Music City with the rise of Johnny Cash. Popular for nearly a decade, his no-frills music and phenomenally successful 1967 ‘Folsom Prison’ LP weren’t as surprising to Nashville as his acceptance by pop audiences.

On 16th Avenue South, Atkins and Bradley continued setting the pace. At Columbia, Don Law was retiring, and though Bob Johnston was his immediate successor, the label’s rising star was clearly Billy Sherrill, the former R&B musician and Sam Phillips’ engineer who took over much of the production for Columbia’s Epic subsidiary. Nearly all Nashville producers saw the softer sound as the strongest and simplest formula for putting across a new artist quickly. It explained why artists were counseled to trust their producer, who usually picked material (unless the singer was one potent writer) and offered ‘direction’. If a producer happened to have written some of the recommended songs, or at least own an interest in publishing songs they pushed on artists, it was a conflict of interest routinely winked at around 16th Avenue South.

There was one huge problem. Assuming that one sound could fit any singer was an idea that didn’t always work out in practice. Convincing the men in the control room that ooh-aah choruses and muted strings just didn’t work with everyone was quite another matter.

That was the world Willie Nelson faced in 1964.

At 31, he was one of Nashville’s top writers, whose songs had been hits for many, including Patsy Cline, Billy Walker and Faron Young. Like other writers of his generation, Harlan Howard and Hank Cochran among them, his recording career had been less impressive. He’d started his singing career before Hank Williams died. His early recordings in Washington State and Houston went unnoticed. Only after moving to Nashville in 1960 and crafting such standards as Crazy, Funny How Time Slips Away and Hello Walls did he land a major label deal with Liberty. After a Top Ten duet single and a solo Top Ten hit, both in 1962, his success on records quickly faded while he continued writing brilliant songs for others.

Song royalties gave Willie a farm in Ridgetop, Tennessee, northwest of Nashville, where he played the eccentric artist, living with an extended family, sustained by writers’ royalties and frequent touring. That would have satisfied many. But he still believed he had potential as a singer if someone gave him a chance. He still wanted to record, knowing he had it in him to succeed, even if many in Nashville regarded his weird vocal phrasing and unconventional attitude, disdain for spangled suits and mile-high pompadours, as a bit off base.It wasn’t like a successful, eccentric songwriter couldn’t become a recording star on his own terms. In 1964, Willie’s longtime pal Roger Miller had done just that, scoring big with Dang Me and Chug-A-Lug that year after unsuccessful stints on Mercury, Decca and RCA. King Of The Road in 1965 would take Roger far beyond the country crowd.

Willie spent a brief two-session period with Monument in 1964 before beginning eight years with RCA. Over those years, he’d enter the RCA Nashville studios for 44 solo sessions. Guitarist Chet Atkins, RCA’s Vice President in charge of Nashville Operations, probably understood unconventionality better than just about anyone in Nashville at the time. He appreciated Willie’s uniqueness. His challenge was to sell Nelson to a wider audience by integrating that uniqueness into the usual trends to make it acceptable, just as he had with Gibson and Reeves.

In Willie’s case, Atkins admittedly didn’t do very well. During those years, with himself or Felton Jarvis producing, a total of 15 Willie Nelson RCA singles charted, only two, One In A Row in 1965 and Bring Me Sunshine in 1968, breaking into ‘Billboard’s’ country Top Twenty. Eight of his LPs made it to the magazine’s Top Country Albums chart, only three rising into the Top Ten. At the time, the only area Willie enjoyed consistent popularity with his records was his home state of Texas.

Those eight years would leave the singer frustrated, a frustration that would ferment and expand, drilling into his mind the idea that he could produce better records on himself than anyone in Nashville could. He was not alone among RCA artists sick of the label’s assembly-line approach. His friend and fellow RCA artist Waylon Jennings, another who’d enjoyed only moderate success, had a similar idea. In the mid-1970s, Nashville would call it ‘Outlaw’, then act as if it were their idea all along and package old Waylon and Willie material with newer recordings. They’d also give country music its first platinum LP with the 1976 release ‘Wanted! The Outlaws’. Today, it's easy to see he and Waylon were right, and just as easy to blame Atkins and Jarvis for not knowing how to produce either one.

Would Willie have fared any better at any other major label in those years? That’s doubtful. Atkins correctly characterized Willie as being “ahead of his time.” From 1964 through 1972, Nelson hadn’t a snowball’s chance in hell of being understood anywhere but Texas. Today, the world understands the Lone Star State’s quirky musical eclecticism at the heart of Willie’s repertoire. 30 years ago, few outsiders and most of Nashville didn’t get it at all. True, Nashville accepted Texas singers, but ignored the culture that produced them, preferring to shove them into the mold.

That’s why it isn’t likely that results would have been any better for Willie artistically or commercially, had he been recording with Don Law at Columbia, for Ken Nelson or Marvin Hughes at Capitol, for Billy Sherrill at Epic, Owen Bradley at Decca or Jerry Kennedy at Mercury. The only Nashville producers in that era who stood a remote chance of understanding him would have been mavericks like Bob Johnston, who produced Johnny Cash at Columbia or Jack Clement, with his lifelong flair for the unconventional. Would an independent label have been the answer? Hardly, given the non-results during his brief stay at Monument.

Taken in the context of that era, Willie didn’t break a couple of Nashville rules. He broke a slew of them. At RCA, production of his records was usually formulaic even if his songs were unconventional. While recording his own tunes wasn’t a reach, at RCA he laid down a crazy quilt of material, mostly Nelson originals with country and pop standards mixed in. He occasionally covered others’ hits, with a few contemporary pop and rock songs and whatever else he liked thrown in for good measure. After he became an established force in both country and popular music, Willie’s varied repertoire and musical settings would be viewed as marvelous eclecticism. When he was recording for RCA, such variety was seen as eccentric at best.

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Nelson, Willie - Nashville Was The Roughest..(8-CD Deluxe Box Set) Box set 1
01 King Of A Lonely Castle
02 (There'll Be) Someone Waiting For You
03 To Make A Long Story Short
04 I Never Cared For You
05 You Left Me A Long, Long Time Ago
06 I Feel That Old Feeling
07 King Of A Lonely Castle
08 Pretty Paper
09 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
Nelson, Willie - Nashville Was The Roughest..(8-CD Deluxe Box Set) Box set 2
01 Did I Ever Love You
02 And So Will You My Love
03 I Just Can't Let You Say Goodbye
04 Down To Our Last Goodbye
05 Fraulein
06 I Love You Because
07 I'd Trade All Of My Tomorrows
08 Making Believe
09 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 Windows 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 A Wonderful Yesterday
22 The Party's Over
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 A Wonderful Yesterday
30 The Party's Over
31 One In A Row
32 Make Way For A Better Man
Nelson, Willie - Nashville Was The Roughest..(8-CD Deluxe Box Set) Box set 3
01 Have I Stayed Away Too Long
02 Some Other World
03 If It's Wrong To Love You
04 Have I Told You Latley That I Love You?
05 You Made Me Live, Love And Die
06 Born To Lose
07 What Now My Love
08 Lovin' Lies
09 Teach Me To Forget
10 Tender Years
11 A Mansion On The Hill
12 Something To Think About
13 Blackjack County Chain