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Revolutions of Time - The Journey 1975-1993
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Audio CD, Box set, Aug. 27 2001
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Track Listings
Disc: 1
1 | Time Of The Preacher |
2 | Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain |
3 | If You've Got The Money I've Got The Time |
4 | Uncloudy Day |
5 | Always Late (With Your Kisses) |
6 | Georgia On My Mind |
7 | Blue Skies |
8 | Whiskey River |
9 | Stay A Little Longer |
10 | Mr. Record Man |
11 | Loving Her Was Easier (Than Anything I'll Ever Do Again) |
12 | Mammas Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up To Be Cowboys |
13 | My Heros Have Always Been Cowboys |
14 | It's Not Supposed To Be That Way |
15 | On The Road Again |
16 | Angel Flying Too Close To The Ground |
17 | Mona Lisa |
18 | Always On My Mind |
19 | Last Thing I Needed First Thing This Morning |
20 | The Party's Over |
Disc: 2
1 | Summertime |
2 | Faded Love |
3 | Night Life |
4 | Pancho And Lefty |
5 | Old Friends |
6 | In The Jailhouse Now |
7 | Everything's Beautiful (In It's Own Way) |
8 | Take It To The Limit |
9 | To All The Girls I've Loved Before |
10 | How Do You Feel About Foolin' Around |
11 | Seven Spanish Angels |
12 | Hello Walls |
13 | I'm Movin' On |
14 | Highwayman |
15 | Slow Movin' Outlaw |
16 | Are There Any More Real Cowboys |
17 | They All Went To Mexico |
18 | Half A Man |
19 | Texas On A Saturday Night |
20 | Heartland |
Disc: 3
1 | Nobody Slides, My Friend |
2 | Little Old Fashioned Karma |
3 | Harbor Lights |
4 | Without A Song |
5 | Good Time Charlie Got The Blues |
6 | City Of New Orleans |
7 | Who'll Buy My Memories |
8 | Write Your Own Songs |
9 | Forgiving You Was Easy |
10 | Me And Paul |
11 | When I Dream |
12 | My Own Peculiar Way |
13 | Living In The Promiseland |
14 | There Is No Easy Way (But There Is A Way) |
15 | Ole Buttermilk Sky |
16 | A Horse Called Music |
17 | Nothing I Can Do About It Now |
18 | Is The Better Part Over |
19 | Ain't Necessarily So |
20 | Still Is Still Moving To Me |
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More so than most country artists, Willie Nelson is difficult to thoroughly understand without delving into his individual releases, which often revolve around either musical or lyrical concepts. So give Columbia credit for assembling a cohesive, provocative collection that covers every aspect of Nelson's glorious career, amply showcasing his distinctive singing, songwriting and gut-string work. Disc 1 (entitled Pilgrimage), is worth the price of admission alone. It focuses on his 1970s and early-1980s work including the Red Headed Stranger cuts, the Lefty Frizzell tributes, the Stardust standards, the Electric Horseman cowboy odes and Honeysuckle Rose gems, and the best of Always on My Mind. Disc 2 (Sojourns) pairs Nelson with an impressive array of partners: Haggard, Price, Miller, Pierce, Charles, Young (both Neil and Faron), Santana, Possum, Dylan, Cash, Snow, Jennings, Julio, Dolly and Kristofferson. Disc 3 (Exodus) collects the mid-1980s and early-1990s stuff, and while it contains moments of brilliance, it doesn't match up to the first two discs. All in all, a marvelous 60-song collection filled with an astonishing number of spine-chilling moments. --Marc Greilsamer
Product details
- Is discontinued by manufacturer : No
- Product Dimensions : 25.4 x 14.61 x 1.91 cm; 503.49 Grams
- Manufacturer : Sony
- Manufacturer reference : C3K 64796
- Label : Sony
- ASIN : B000002ABQ
- Number of discs : 3
- Best Sellers Rank: #95,976 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)
- #543 in Outlaw Country
- #45,571 in Pop
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The songs from the Great American Songbook were originally released on his albums Stardust, Somewhere over the rainbow, Without a song, What a wonderful world and an album he did with Leon Russell (One for the road) - five albums that Willie recorded which were devoted entirely to these songs. The songs chosen for this collection include Blue skies, Georgia on my mind, Summertime, Mona Lisa, Harbor lights, Without a song and Ole buttermilk sky. Most (if not all) of the original albums from which these tracks are taken are still available. There is also a double-CD, All the songs I've loved before, which is dominated by these songs, only including a few country songs.
On this collection, there are plenty of country songs, including Willie's covers of Blue eyes crying in the rain, If you've got the money I've got the time and City of New Orleans. The middle of the three CD's is devoted to his duets with many different singers. You could fill several CD's with Willie's duets without including any guest twice, but the ones chosen for this selection offer an excellent representation of this aspect of his career.
Some people say that a collection like this does not Willie Nelson justice, because so many of his albums were themed. My answer to that is that this provides a great sampling of his career. After playing this a few times, you can decide which aspect of his music you like best and explore that in greater depth.
That said, I really can't recommend this set. The problem is, Willie Nelson, perhaps more than any other artist, puts together some truly incredible concept albums. With this set, you might get one or two of the big hits from each album, but you won't get the mood or tone of the overall project. What you miss is the best part of Willie Nelson.
Though it is certainly more expensive, I recommend that you buy Willie albums individually. Here is just a little of what you'd miss if you get this set instead:
This set starts in 1975 with a couple of tracks from the "Red Headed Stranger" album. Before that, Willie spent several years with RCA. While Chet Atkins and company could never figure out how to produce Willie Nelson, this was still a very productive time. Despite limited recording success, he was one of Nashville's most prodigous songwriters. All of that occurred before the "Red..." breakthrough. Also during that time was Willie's western swing influenced "Shotgun Willie" album, one of his better ones. "Red Headed Stranger" itself is Willie's best known concept album. It's about a preacher in the wild west who kills his cheating wife and manages to find redemption by the end of the album. "Blue Eyes Crying In the Rain" is a great song, one of his best, but if you don't hear the whole album, you miss so much.
Though you wouldn't know it from radio airplay, Willie has done some of his best work AFTER this set was produced. "Still is Still Moving to Me", the last song in this set, is from his "Across the Borderline" album. That one was something of a comeback album, after several years of productive, but less inspiring work. It included a duet with Bob Dylan, covers of Paul Simon and Lyle Lovett songs and new ones from Willie himself. It has only gotten better from there. Both "Teatro" and "Spirit" were great concept albums. "Night and Day" was the first all-instrumental album of his career, and then you have "Milk Cow Blues" which paired Willie with some outstanding blues artists on some of his and their songs. And his latest album, "The Rainbow Connection" is an interesting project in itself. It started out as a children's album, but diverged from there and it includes our first chance to hear Willie's daughter Amy sing.
In short, this is a very good "Greatest Hits" style set. The problem is Willie's music really doesn't fit that method. For the real Willie Nelson, pick up his individual albums one by one. You won't be sorry.
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A LEGEND !!!
Willie Nelson is an amazing man and has spread so much love and joy to millions of people and eventually likely billions of people.
This collection along with "One Hell Of a Ride" are the two best items to purchase to make a near-complete collection for everything Willie Nelson has produced up to 2007. It doesn't include his latest albums, "Heroes" and "Let's Face the Music and Dance".
We Love You WILLIE and God Speed to you my friend. You will forever be cherished in the hearts of millions of people. Thank you for sharing your heart, music and life!