Outlaws And Angels

Album Description

Willie Nelson's live album, Outlaws And Angels, is a captivating celebration of American music and country in particular. Recorded on 5 May 2004, at The Wiltern in Los Angeles, California, this concert features Willie Nelson performing alongside a multitude of guest artists, including Bob Dylan, Keith Richards, Kid Rock, and Merle Haggard, amongst others. The album boasts 19 tracks, including 'Georgia On A Fast Train', 'Ramblin' Fever', and 'Pancho And Lefty', showcasing Nelson's unique blend of country, honky-tonk, and traditional country genres.

Hosted by James Caan, this all-star concert was later aired on cable television, and its magic has been preserved on this album, which was initially released on 21 September 2004, by Lost Highway Records, and re-released on 1 January 2009. With its eclectic mix of performances, Outlaws And Angels is a must-listen for fans of Willie Nelson and country music enthusiasts alike. The album's duration of 1 hour and 10 minutes is filled with energetic live performances, making it an unforgettable experience.

1 jan 2009

℗ 2009 Mercury Records

About Willie Nelson

Willie Nelson, born in Abbott, Texas, is a legendary figure in country music, renowned for his distinctive voice and iconic guitar playing. Emerging as a key figure in the outlaw country movement of the late 1960s, Nelson's career took off with critically acclaimed albums like "Shotgun Willie," "Red Headed Stranger," and "Stardust." His extensive discography spans over 150 albums, showcasing his versatility and enduring creativity. Beyond music, Nelson has acted in numerous films, co-authored books, and is a passionate advocate for biofuels and marijuana legalization. His annual 4th of July Picnic and ongoing tours continue to draw massive crowds, cementing his status as a living legend. With hits like "On the Road Again" and "Always on My Mind," Willie Nelson's influence on country music is immeasurable, and his spirit remains as vibrant as ever.