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by: Willie Nelson
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Lost Highway
Released: 2009-08-11
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Media: Audio CD
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Title Tracks for Lost Highway
- 1. Maria (Shut Up And Kiss Me)
- 2. Mendocino County Line
- 3. Back To Earth
- 4. The Harder They Come
- 5. Over You Again
- 6. You Don't Know Me
- 7. Lost Highway
- 8. Beer For My Horses
- 9. Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain [Live @ Beacon Theatre]
- 10. Overtime
- 11. I'm Still Not Over You
- 12. Superman [Previously Unreleased]
- 13. Bubbles In My Beer
- 14. Crazy [Live @ Beacon Theatre]
- 15. Both Sides Of Goodbye [Previously Unreleased]
- 16. Cowboys Are Frequently Secretly Fond Of Each Other [1st time on CD]
- 17. Ain't Goin' Down On Brokeback Mountain [Previously Unreleased]
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Album Description
Lost Highway covers nearly a decade's worth of music from over 12 albums including 3 previously unreleased gems.
Encompassing a broad spectrum of musical styles, Lost Highway features an amazing roster of collaborating artists while showcasing Willie's incomparable songwriting as well as his uncanny ability to take classic songs and truly make them his own.
Artists featured on this compilation include: Rob Thomas, Lee Ann Womack, Ray Price, Lucinda Williams, Diana Krall, Elvis Costello, Merle Haggard and Shania Twain
Album Description
2009 compilation from the veteran Country singer, songwriter and legend. Lost Highway covers more than a decade's worth of music from over 12 albums including three previously unreleased gems. Encompassing a broad spectrum of musical styles, Lost Highway features an amazing roster of collaborating artists while showcasing Willie's incomparable songwriting as well as his uncanny ability to take classic Country & Western songs and truly make them his own.
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Lost Highway
- Audio CD: 0 pages (2009-08-11)
- Publisher: Lost Highway
- Label: Lost Highway
- Studio: Lost Highway
- Average Customer Review: based on 17 reviews
- Sales Rank in Music: #26654
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Summary: Willie 2010-05-16
Comment: Always wanted to meet Willie ,But I guess that will never happen. Lottie Gillespie
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Summary: The Man just Loves to Make Music with His Friends 2010-04-18
Comment: "Lost Highway," finds Willie Nelson doing what he seemingly loves to do best - make music with his friends -- and let's emphasize the "make" in that. The man works at his music making. He, certainly, has been doing it for decades, and. at about 74, is a longtime member of the Country Music Hall of Fame. This record finds him doing two duets with silky country crooner Ray Price, 81 -- they may well be the last of the great honky tonk performers, and the last of the Texas Swing singers, too. They here give us the title song, "Lost Highway," and an emotionally vibrant "I'm Still Not over You." Nelson also duets here with country stars Lee Ann Womack, Toby Keith, and Shania Twain. The artist collaborates with husband/wife team Elvis Costello and Diana Krall on the timeless, thoughtful "Crazy," one of the first songs Nelson ever wrote: it was a big career-making hit for Patsy Clyne. Finally, he delivers a soaring version of country classic "You Don't Know Me," and a swinging "Harder They Come."
Nelson can render a song, any song, with a passion and purity few artists can match. He can deliver an emotionally-laden song, yet do it with a clean, understated approach: guess it takes decades of practice to learn that. Furthermore, the man does just seem to like to ramble, and to make music with his friends: I was once lucky enough to catch him in New York's Central Park, one beautiful blue sky spring evening, playing and singing with Johnny Cash, Kris Kristofferson, and Waylon Jennings, then calling themselves The Highwaymen. Believe me, there were lots of good vibes bouncing around.
Nelson can render a song, any song, with a passion and purity few artists can match. He can deliver an emotionally-laden song, yet do it with a clean, understated approach: guess it takes decades of practice to learn that. Furthermore, the man does just seem to like to ramble, and to make music with his friends: I was once lucky enough to catch him in New York's Central Park, one beautiful blue sky spring evening, playing and singing with Johnny Cash, Kris Kristofferson, and Waylon Jennings, then calling themselves The Highwaymen. Believe me, there were lots of good vibes bouncing around.
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Summary: Willie- SERIOUSLY this S&?$! ain't right! 2010-01-27
Comment: as a long time supporter of LGBT rights, why would he write such a song as the "ain't going down on brokeback mountain"?
seriously.
i mean, the Cowboys are Frequently..... song before is VERY supportive... then he turns around and does this EXCLUSIVE song.
honestly, it just hurts.
i trusted him.
seriously.
i mean, the Cowboys are Frequently..... song before is VERY supportive... then he turns around and does this EXCLUSIVE song.
honestly, it just hurts.
i trusted him.
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Summary: Loose fit 2010-01-22
Comment: This is not one of Willie's stellar works. it's more or less a hodge podge from second and third liner tunes....but it is better than his other Willie and friends cd's. I liked this cd...Sound quality is good. I like Willie's perspective of life, as he lives like his music projects. Nothing phony about this guy.
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Summary: Willie at his greatest!! 2010-01-13
Comment: Some albums are just OK - some are great - but they are all Willie - and this is
definitely a keeper, especially the last couple of tunes!!
What fun!!
definitely a keeper, especially the last couple of tunes!!
What fun!!
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