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Willie And Family Live (Extended Version),Willie Nelson

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Willie Nelson
Released 2003

Red Headed Stranger Medley (Live)
14:26
985 plays

I Can Get Off On You
02:07
985 plays

Take This Job And Shove It
03:09
926 plays

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songs

- 1
- Whiskey River
- 03:39
- 2,712 plays

- 2
- Stay A Little Longer
- 03:25
- 1,584 plays

- 3
- Funny How Time Slips Away
- 02:43
- 1,095 plays

- 4
- Crazy
- 01:48
- 1,169 plays

- 5
- Night Life
- 04:07
- 1,055 plays

- 6
- If You've Got the Money I've Got The Time
- 01:31
- 1,013 plays

- 7
- Mammas Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up To Be Cowboys
- 03:34
- 1,408 plays

- 8
- I Can Get Off On You
- 02:07
- 985 plays

- 9
- If You Could Touch Her At All
- 02:59
- 1,387 plays

- 10
- Good Hearted Woman
- 02:59
- 1,247 plays

- 11
- Red Headed Stranger Medley (Live)
- 14:26
- 985 plays

- 12
- Under The Double Eagle
- 02:45
- 770 plays

- 13
- Till I Gain Control Again
- 05:59
- 892 plays

- 14
- Bloody Mary Morning
- 03:33
- 520 plays

- 15
- I'm A Memory
- 01:49
- 405 plays

- 16
- Mr. Record Man
- 02:02
- 740 plays

- 17
- Hello Walls
- 01:30
- 483 plays

- 18
- One Day At A Time
- 02:02
- 397 plays

- 19
- Will The Circle Be Unbroken
- 02:10
- 893 plays

- 20
- Amazing Grace
- 05:13
- 1,004 plays

- 21
- Take This Job And Shove It
- 03:09
- 926 plays

- 22
- Uncloudy Day
- 03:42
- 763 plays

- 23
- The Only Daddy That'll Walk The Line
- 01:28
- 622 plays

- 24
- A Song For You
- 02:42
- 701 plays

- 25
- Roll In My Sweet Baby's Arms
- 01:57
- 480 plays

- 26
- Georgia On My Mind
- 04:09
- 849 plays

- 27
- I Gotta Get Drunk
- 01:22
- 1,043 plays

- 28
- Whiskey River
- 02:43
- 544 plays

- 29
- The Only Daddy That'll Walk The Line
- 02:19
- 826 plays

- 30
- Till I Gain Control Again
- 06:46
- 760 plays

- 31
- Georgia On My Mind
- 04:16
- 387 plays

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album review

Recorded live at Harrah's in Lake Tahoe at the height of Willie madness in 1978, the double-CD remaster of Willie and Family Live makes an already long set even longer by the addition of two bonus tracks. Fortunately, those cuts added to the end of disc two are from the same show and include a soul-bearing alternate version of Rodney Corwell's "Til I Gain Control Again" and a tender and moving read of the Hoagy Carmichael classic "Georgia on My Mind." As for the rest, the newly warmed-up sound makes all the difference in the world. While the LP version was fantastic, this set's previous CD incarnation was shrill and lacked bottom. That's all remedied here, and what made that evening so exciting for the folks at Harrah's is plenty evident here: Nelson's band of family (sister Bobbie on piano) and friends -- including guest appearances by Johnny Paycheck and Emmylou Harris -- kicks ass. The material is classic Nelson, from his own songs such as "Good Hearted Woman" and "I Can Get Off on You," written with Waylon Jennings, to "Crazy" and "Funny How Time Slips Away," as well as a long suite from Red Headed Stranger. These of course are on disc one. Disc two is where the gig really heats up and the band stretches out and loosens up, playing largely segueing tunes ranging from Nelson standards and nuggets such as "Bloody Mary Morning" and "Hello Walls," a beautiful combination of "Will the Circle Be Unbroken" and "Amazing Grace," before inviting Paycheck up for "Take This Job and Shove It"! But Nelson goes right back to gospel on "Uncloudy Day" before he moves secular again. In a long suite that starts with "Only Daddy That'll Walk the Line" and continues through Leon Russell's "A Song for You," the original of "Georgia on My Mind," "I Gotta Get Drunk," and back to the show opener, "Whiskey River," Nelson Moebius-strips back to "Only Daddy That'll Walk the Line" one more time before the bonus versions kick in. In all, it's a solid, rollicking ride with one of the best bands in the business at the time and one of Nelson's more inspired performances. ~ Thom Jurek, All Music Guide