23 Oct 19 - 01:00 PM (#4015039) Subject: Review: Willie Nelson - Vegas on My Mind From: voyager Willie Nelson and Family performance last night was 'over the top'. The man is 86 and performs with a energy of a young rockers. Last time I'd seen him was on the 'IRS Tour' when he owed $10M in back taxes. Band included his sister, keyboard player Bobbie Nelson and rock-solid harmonica play Mickey Raphael and drummer Paul English. Setlist here - Whiskey River Still Is Still Moving to Me Beer for My Horses Down Yonder Good Hearted Woman If You've Got the Money, I've Got the Time Mamas Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Cowboys Angel Flying Too Close to the Ground It's All Going to Pot On the Road Again Nuages You Were Always on My Mind Jambalaya (On the Bayou) / Hey Good Lookin' / Move It on Over Shoeshine Man Roll Me Up and Smoke Me When I Die Georgia (On My Mind) My Favorite Picture of You It's Hard to Be Humble Still Not Dead Will the Circle Be Unbroken voyager |
23 Oct 19 - 01:38 PM (#4015051) Subject: RE: Review: Willie Nelson - Vegas on My Mind From: GUEST,keberoxu What an enormous void Willie Nelson will leave when he finally passes to his reward. |
23 Oct 19 - 01:43 PM (#4015053) Subject: RE: Review: Willie Nelson - Vegas on My Mind From: gillymor No "Blues Eyes Crying in the Rain"? |
23 Oct 19 - 02:51 PM (#4015062) Subject: RE: Review: Willie Nelson - Vegas on My Mind From: Joe Offer Gee, I didn't know that Willie does "It's Hard to Be Humble." My coworker Charlie sang that song to me almost daily for 15 years, and I always enjoyed it. Here's Willie: |
23 Oct 19 - 03:03 PM (#4015067) Subject: RE: Review: Willie Nelson - Vegas on My Mind From: voyager Willie did a lot of call and response during his set including the Hank Williams tunes, Hard to be Humble and Gospel tunes (Circle Be Unbroken, I'll Fly Away). Really was a concert of a lifetime for me. |
24 Jan 23 - 11:57 PM (#4163489) Subject: RE: Review: Willie Nelson - Vegas on My Mind From: Stilly River Sage Willie Nelson’s Dallas Diaries Willie meets the famous and infamous in 1950s Dallas, with Paul English, his trusted drummer, bodyguard, accountant, partner-in-crime, right-hand man, by his side. By Willie Nelson with David Ritz | January 20, 2023|12:00 am |Illustration by Tim O’Brien |